... in Christ's Hospital ap- peared at Court, and were presented to Isis Ma- ,esty, as lhe was passing to the Drawing-room (Sir John Anderson, the President, being indis- posed), by Jas. Palmer, Fsq. The boyspre- nited specialens of their progress at school ...

... School in ChriLt's Hofpital appeared at Court, and were prcfented to his Majefty, as he w.vas palling to the Drawing--oom (Sir John Anderfon, the Prefident, being indifpofed) by James Palmer, Efq. the Treafurer, who decli- ned the honour of Knighthood on ...

... Brecon.'.ueffday, March 29. Cardi _'Tuefday, March ia. CAERMARTHjN SPRING CIRCttIY. Card-ganthire-Wednefday, March 30, at Cardigan. Pen rekeJire.-.T ueday April ., at.jHaverfordweft. aerMarrhen~re.Monday, April II, at Caerinarthen. CHESTER SPRING CIRCUIT ...

... to Mils PoNvell,-At St. Mary le bonne Church, John Hollingbesry, Efq. to Mifs Charlton, eldefl daughter of the iate St. John Cbarlton, Elq. of Apley Catile, in thle county of Salop.-At Shoreditch Churcs, John Brafs, of Newcaftle, to Mills E. Brafs, of ...

... Esq.- Yorkshire, James Fox, of Bramnham Park, Esqs -SOUTH WALES.-Carmarthen, John Sims mols, of L.iangenah, Esq.-Pemnbroke, Sir Hugh Owen, of Otielton, Bart-Cardigan, John Bond, of Kesney Coed, Esq.-Glamorgan, Richard Ta- herville Picton, of Ewenny, ...

... n and followed by the QUEEN, PRINCESSES, and J thle Dukes of kENT andCUMBERLAND, andat- v tellded by the' Counteffes of CARDIGAN and ti AYvLSsURRY, took an airing to, Kew, and re- turned to the Oueen's Houfe to dinner. T Yefferday morning his MAJESTY ...

... for Lilbon, in the Tlgus, on the 6th inflant. On Thiurfry tle fleet from the Baltic, under' convoy of the Hebe and Charles armed (hips, arrived off the Humber. The whole of the fleet which failed from the Weft Indies, under convoy ot the Blenbeim bpaa ...

... WE6bNESDAY, Fe6. s4.- Devizea, Wilts; Hatnble-| don,-;d z Farrmngdon, Ber-k; Beeconsfield, Buc,&s;| 'Lcoininf'ter, .Herefet-qire; Cardigan, Cerdigan,./i~re Cam af,.azro^l>c nd La.ntr iffent, GlarzsrgazjIhire.. fiT. Dibdin, and 'lpr.' Morrid, brothter-in-law to ...

... Anfon, lThos. Lawley, Sir R. in ich Antonie, W. Lee Lemon, J. 'as, Atley, Sir J. - LemonSir W. ro- Atkins, John Lefeve, C. S. Aubrey, Sir John Loveden, E. L. at Bradihaw, t. Lubbock, J. Drr. Babington, T. Maddocks, X'r. A. at lle, Bagenal, Walter 'Markham ...

... the purpofe, we underfiand, of introducing Mr. Grattan into the Houfe of Commons. Th' intereit-of Earli'tzwilliam is fuppofe4,-to be paramount in.' this borough;; aid-it will b yecollemted; that Mr. Grattan was the 'leading fislporter of tbat Nobleqsan's ...

... *fnecefftrv, be augmrnnmcd tu 0o,ooo in tile courfe g eight davs. All the ilrialditartms of the country arc ti sled to be in arms, attd ready to march at the fhort- o notice; arid irom tile method with which this in- a rrction ha, been effealed, lirtl doubt ...

... Soho, to Mifs Grey, of tipper Harley Street.-John Henry Defflels, Efq. of Gower Street, to Mifs Mackenzie, of Ruffell Square, eldeft daughter of the late John Mackenzie, Efq. of hayfield, North Britain.-John M'Clintock, Efq. of Drumcar, in the county of ...