... The Jar! and Countess Of MACCLESFIELD ar'jived at' Windsor on Saturday, on •a visit to their Majesties. Yesterday the Duke of CAMBRIDGE and Count MUNSTEk took the diversion of shooting in • the neighbourhood of Virginia Waters, &c. Yesterday HIS MAJESTY ...

... LON I DON. • Saturday morning, foon after brealtfaft, his Majeily, accompanied by the Duke of Cambridge, PrincefFes Augufla, Sophia, and Amelia, with feveral attendants, roue on horfeback acrofs the country from Kew, on the Uxbridge Road. Her Majefly ...

... Choir; the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE and the LORD MAYOR walked together. After they bad taken the seats which had been allotted to them, the Corps of the Train of Artillery, under the command of Colonel LE MusuitzEn, who were on duty to receive the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE ...

... soth. md i There wi!l be a greater sin the enfuing Pufin:cnt than has bo_cn':uolleded for many : His Royal &i.hul’c the Duke of Cambridge ® arrived ...

... Highness the Duke of Cambridge arrived at apartments St. James's Palace. In the evening his Royal Highness set o i to Windsor, to pay his respects lhe Royal Family Mr. Ross fell with his Highness the Duke ot Cambridge at Altona, from whence the ...

... ThomAs, for :London. SHEERNES, JUNE 3. THIS day arrived fioin Cuxhaven, whither she conveyed His Royal Highness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, His Majesty's Frigate the Amphion, of 36 gun . s, Capt. ALEXANDER FIASER, ...

... O'clock, all the Royal Party, except the Duke of Cambridge, the Princeffes Mary and Amelia, who ilept here laft night, left this place for Weymouth. Aug. 26.—Yefterday morning, about eight o'clock, the Duke of Cambridge, the Princeiles Mary and Amelia, after ...

... inimitable powers. The company were of the most elegant description, consisting among others of the Prince of Wales, and Duke of Cambridge, and along list of distinguished Nobility and Gentry, whose titles and names oblige us at present to omit. The Marchioness ...

... LONDON. • Yesterday' morning, about twelve o'clock, his Majesty, accompanied by the Duke of Cambridge, her Majesty, and, the fivc Princesses, attended by the dountesses'of Cardigan and Aylesbury, took ri 'airing in three coaches and four, attended ,by ...

... 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 ...

... ROYAL FAMILY. Wc-S-VTft, Sept. 23.— We had a good show of company last evening on the Esplanade. His Ma *rsT v, the Duke of Cambridge, and Prin- cwtt, were present. His Majesty principally conversed with the StCRETARV at War, and the Chiei ?? of Scotland ...

... Readers the deftrualon of a great part Of this venerable pile. At half two this:morning, the wing occupied , by the Duke of -CAMBRIDGE was difcovere&to be in flames, and burn. ing with great fury; an inflant alarm was given by the guards on duty, and ...