... and all the Royal Dukes, except the Duke of Sussex, breakfasted with their Ma- jesties and the Princesses, at the Queen's Palace, at half-past nine o'clock, and paid their re- spects to their Royal Father, upon the happy return of the day. About twelve her Majesty and the Princesses left the Queen's Palace, with the Princess Charlotte of Wales, in her Majesty's carriage, for St. James's, in ...

... 6~«ths for money, and Omnium at 1 per , premium. There were vai ious reports respect- -5\ n j s elevation, but none of the causes assigned *°j> ec j en tit!ed to much credit. One of them Tthat the Chancellor of the Exchequer has it in to bring in a Bill to constitute 4 per U the legal rate of interest per annum The (g * ttoar 0 f fresh overtures having arrived from Bo- ru', was also repeated ...

... _ ?? 20,000 3 10,000 4 s*ooo 6 — ■_— * 2,000 IO 1,030 16 500 54 100 100 -v — 50 J7,200 • 18 HALE a MILLION of MONEY in PRIZES- Pari of the Capitals ?? be determined as under : First drawn 'Ticket, 2jt _t Day — £. 10,000 Ditto, — 29th Day — 20,000 Ditto, — 33d Day — 30,000 Ditto, - — 40th Day — 2,000 The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the usual time in Full'Steiling Money without any ...

... Portland and Rox- u Marquis of^ Salisbury, Earl of Chesterfield, T-oPfelh*. jn > and t^ ie ®' P ?? ; when rte Recorder made his reports of IS convicts odersentence of death in Newgate ; all of whom fcfcjfe .sty was pleased to respite during pleasure, ; of them, T. Smith and M. Stewart v-ere convifted of forgery. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor presented a petition to bis Majesty from the ...

... very numerously attended. r .ueral David Dundas was introduced, \ ir vested with the order of the Bath, ••' 1 ?? the decease of the late Sir Wm. nun j Hamilton. •tfr Addington had an audience on rws'dav afternoon of the King, at the Iwn'a* House, after winch a Cabinet r uncil sat at Lord Hawkesbury's Office. Tie Minister v. as closeted nearly two hours th his Majesty. Neither the subiect ...

... order to accompany my regiment upon foreign service, I cannot resist addressing you before I leave the country. Whenever I had the honour to offer myself to your notice, J have gratefully observed, that the services of those of my family, who have fought and bled for their country, were still warmly remembered by you ; and, as in zeal for the honor and service of my King and Country /yield to ...

... Esq. ROB. TRO I MAN, Esq. WILLIAM BUCK, Esq. J, B. SMITH, Esq. C. BLOMFIELD, Esq. HEN. SH3KAMP; Esq. TOS. MAULKIN, Esq. Mr. JOHN HEAD * j NA fH. L. SCOTT, Esq. D. ALEXANDER, Esq. JOSHUA GRIGBY^sq. S.ALEXANDER, jr. Esq £. ROBINSON, Esq. * JOHN SIOONER, Esq! GEORGE BROWN,Esq Mr. J. JCBSEL YN, jim. aR. OAKES, Esq. * I VjIORNDIKE EZEK. SPARKE, Esq. TOSIPH TOOSEY H. W. BARWICK, Esq. — ?? ROPJUL r ...

... in a state of progressive improvement. On Tuesday; Wednesday, and Thursday, he was declared to be better than on the preceding days. — The Bulletin of Friday was, His Majesty is going on favourably. — And on Saturday, •« that there was no material alteration since the preceding day's report. — Private ac- counts add, that the King is already so far recovered as to be able to walk about the ...

... Wales, and - select P' lrt; y °f l ' ae Nobility, at her house at cvj.mcton Gore. The Italian Minstrels from rrjshall Gardens attended, and played several '_: in the garden with the mi)st_ happy effect. s__ girls belonging to a school at Knightsbridge, to her Majesty by Lady Warren, *rd ?u n S G o cl save the King, with an ad- ditional verse in praise of the Queen. The jtoya! party, ...

... curious workman- ship* f° r tlie a^ tar °f tne great Church at Quebec, w hich the Bishop of that Province (Dr. Moun- iain,late of Norwich), is to take over with him. His Majesty's arms are richly embossed on article. The new Bishop of Bristol, who was (and js) Rector of the Parish of St. Andrew, Hol- fcorn, retains that living at the express desire of Jiis Majesty, the income from his diocese ...

... COCKSEDGE, Esq. J. KERRIDGE, Esq. WILLIAM BUCK. Esq. ROB. TROTMAN, Esq. C. BLOMFIELD, Esq? J. B. SMYTH, Esq. lOS.MAULKIN, E sq . HEN. SEEK AMP, Esq. *ATH. L. SCO TT, Esq. Mr. JOHN HEAD OSHUA GRIGBY.Esq. D. ALEXANDER, Esq. L ROBINSON, Esq. S ALEX ANDER, jr. Esq GEORGE BROWN.Esq JOHN SPOONER, Esq. 0- R. OAKES. Esq. Mr. J. JOSSELYN, jun. SZEK SPARKE, Esq. S. THORNDIKE H - W. BARWICK, Esq. JOSEPH ...

... giving a list of 44 vessels, cap- fared by the ships under his command. Capt. Sclby, in a letter to Rear- Admiral Sir J. Saumarez, dated Cerberus, ofl Capo La Hoguc, Jan, 2ot.h, relates his having driven one French gun- vessel on the rocks aud captured another called Le Chameau, of 300 tons burthen, quite new, currying four long 6 pounders and 2 swivels, and having on board 58 men, (21 of ...