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... His Majefl/ had juft perfeflly repaired hi* palace at Hanover, and fuaiptuoufly furnifhed it for the refidence of the Duke of Cambridge to the amount 50,000!. of which the French General the prefent poflelTor, The New England Palladium of the 24th contains ...
... following appointments: • I. Chaplain General of the Forces. 2. Ditto to the Duke of York. 3. Infpeflorof the Military College, Chelfea. 4. Fellow of King's. College, Cambridge. 5. Chaplain and Proprietor of Knightfbridge Chapel. ■ 6. Redlor of Alphamftone ...
... orders to hold itfelf in readi- •,els to march. French have twice entered-Cuxhaven ; the f, ,t time in purfuit of the Duke of Cambridge; , fi iding had left the place, the Commatuler ; ,)lojiied to Governor for entering Hamburgh, the cifcumft nice to ...
... commanded by Sir H. Dalrymple. York—Yorhfhire 'and Lineolnfftire, to commanded Lieut. Gen. Mulgrave. Eaftern—Nosfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, Huntingdon, and E (Tex, to commanded Lieut Gen. Sir J. H. Craig, K. B. Southern—Kent .Surrey, (exclufive of Southwark, ...
... added to the troops .of the line. Waimoden, feeing how imperfewl an army aft with, from the impotence command •, and the Duke of Cambridge, a name much dearer to the foldiers, was induced to aflame his place.—There were generous gallantry and ralhnef* in ...
... s. 1; kind in the letters ' North —namely, a family alliance bc,l K'-ffii and Griat Britain. His Royal ■ I'lids tne Duke o! Cambridge, according tlll> ' , '-i ...
... removed o herMajedy's Garden at FrogpiO'C, about twelve o’.lpck, er their M Jellies and Princeffes had left Kew, The Dukes of Kent and Cambridge, and Mr. Bro wne, ent and the in >he barges, to fee that'they wire packed dml eviij care taken them. ...
... about , ic,ooo. The Kip.?, attended the length of time which has elapfed fince Dukes York, Clarice, Kent, Cumberland, rtceived any intelUgcaM.from the Con'inem, ra- Cambridge, and fallowed the Queen and 'her extraordinary circumftance. Four Ham- PrincelTes ...
... Arm*. War Office, Niyvember 17, 1805. Hi' Majefty has to appoint L'euojiii-General his Royal Htghnefs A lolphu* Frekn.e Duke of Cambridge, K. G. Colonel Chief of the Kang * German Legion. L N I) O N, Nov. 15, i 6, 17- It wa« lall night eonrequentfe article ...
... already joined, and there no doub> ol the wlio e being loon raifed. It is to under the command of Royal Highrefs the Duke of Cambridge, and will beolficered princi pall/ by Hanoverians •, but fome of the Field Officers will be Brililh. It is underllood ...
... confident ,it would be fuch the public appro» j watchhoufe. bation v. confirm. _ j The Dukes of York, Curaberlahd, Kent, and The cafe being here both Tides, Cambridge, were abfent very little during Saturday Judge Day charged the Jury with that minnte- ...
... Boydell's Lottery, Rochdale and Brecon Canal Bills. On Tuefday laft the of Lincoln attended a Special Convention King’s college, Cambridge, as Vifitor, in order to bring to a final decifion, a queftion which has for time embarrafTvd that iociety, viz. Whether ...