... NEW ROOMS. HANOVER•S~UARE. Under the Patronage of His Royal Hightsefs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. and the NoWe 'DIRECTORS of the ANCIENT CONCERT. MRS. VAUGHAN moil relpeaftilly acgnaints • the Nobility. Gentry, and her Friends in general. ehr,e UWE! F CONCERT ...

... FCCIESIASTICAL PROMOTION. Royal Hi;;tincfa the Duke of Cambridge hm been pleated to appoint the Rcv. John Bort!, A. M. of Athford, in Kent. and Ft llow of Corpus Chrilli College, Oxford, to be one of his Royal e.oniclli: Chaplains. ...

... the rah. and the Annivcrfary on Thurfday the tkth of May when a Sermon will be preached before his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge, his Grace the Lord Archbilhop of Canterbury, their Lorilhips the Bilbops, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Clergy ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Hi 4 Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge has been pleafed to appoint the Rev. Charles Jervis, B. A. of Trinity College, Oxford, to be one of his Royal Highnefs's Domeftic Chaplains. The Rev. Thomas Jennings, Vicar of Dormington ...

... through the roof. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE'S servants were among the first discoverers of the alarming scene from the exterior ; they apprised his Royal Highness of the event, who had then not retired to rest. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE immediately sent a messenger ...

... ufual at this period, fported new carriages. Among them we noticed the following : His R. H. the Duke of Kent, Sir Alured Clarke, His R. H. Duke of Cambridge, Sir Carnaby Haiti:thou, Bart. Marebionsfs of Donegal, General Grenville, Ear! of Cardigan, Colonel ...

... day. SHEERNESS, MAT Arrived the BOLD gun-veffil from a crnize.— &riled the AM P 1410 N, for Yarmouth, to convey the DUKE Of CAMBRIDGE to Cuxhaven; alto the LATONA tip the Thames, to be paid off ; and the VIXEN gun-veffel on a cruize. The FAVOURITE and ...

... fquare, where a fquadron of Honk was drawn up, attended with Trumpeters.— His Majeßy was accompanied by the Duke of York, the Duke of Cambridge. the Earl of Harrington, and the moft numerous Staff of Officers ever witneffed. The drums were brought out ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL. PROMOTION. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge has been plcafei to aptolnt the Rev. Samuel Bircb, M. A. Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and Curate of lbftock, Leiceftetalire, to be one of domeftic Chaplains. MARRIED. At Clonmell ...

... called the third dance-11/lir j &Alai seldom cos—Duke of Cambridge, Countel of Mansfield, Mr. Churchill, and Lady Murray. There were only four double dances: the tall Deg Taws. The Duke of Cambridge was one of the bell dancers in the room. His Highnefs ...

... Elaterate, they will meet with a more formidable oppofition than they esped. The prefence of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE still, no doubt, ennui. hute to ftrengthen that fpirit of patriotifm manifefted by the Hanuverians, and induce them to ...

... your paper), the profit upon the original capital sunk is more than 20 per cent. Your's, J. It. His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE has lately been on a visit at Nynehead Park, in Somersetshire, the splendid mansion of W. A. SANFORD, Esq. , On the return ...