... thrown out.——ll is Majesty and tire Duke Cumberland being ► miles from home, rode to Windfor Lodge horfeback, wet through the rain, where they arrived at half pad fix in the evening. This day his Royal Highnefs the Duke ol York had fall Iron his horlip, ...

... ; and a Dutchman was yefterday morning taken, and to the guard-houfe, under fufpicion his being principal in the affair. Cambridge, AJirilb. Yefterday fe'nnight, early in the morning, the counting-houfe of Mr. W, Anderfon, meatman, near the Great Bridge ...

... , informed, that his Majefty had no further occafion for his fervices. is determined, that when the Union takes place, the Duke of Kent w ill appointed Lord Lieutenant Chief Governor of Ireland. Napper Tandy is to be tried onMonday next, Dublin. The ...

... day, the fweepftakes of five guineas each, made the Duke of Bedford, Lord Wincheliea. Lord Somerville, and Mr. Bouverie, to prt duee the belt two-years old heifers of the Devonlhire breed, the Duke Bedford's being dead, and Mr. Bouverie not producing ...

... of December laft, Sable during violent llorm, and every foul board perifhed. There were feveral board, and alfo part ofthe Duke Kent's baggage, (ix of his grooms, and feveral horfes, betides fome live cattle. Four lire-fliips failed alt week from Sheernefs ...

... Eton and King's College, Cambridge, the Rev. fhe Fellows, an immenle aflemblage of Nobihty, &c. Mr. Thicker* Mclone Cicero. Sir la Pole, bart Hanno Livius. Mr. Tomkyns Sophocles, Ripley Ate ? and Knapp The H0.,. Mr. Eden Duke of York Shah. Hen. 6. Sir ...

... fmall children. Thurfday as Mrs. Smith, late of the Crown inn, Cambridge, with her daughter, were returning from Ely in the mail-cart, the horfe fell near the firft mile-ftope from Cambridge, and threw them out the cart, when Mifs Smith was killed on the ...

... at and give him battle. Our alliance with Wirtembcrg at the prefent moment is very lingular dale. We pay 'money for aid the Duke who has fcarce •attendant, far an army while the French quietly fupplies in his territories. The vafl Lord Reay, in the of ...

... neutral prelection folemnly themfelver. Tlieir reafona convenience cannot affect the of that protettion. , . ' 'His Royal the Duke Kent mutt considered as particularly; in late America.' (nip with hishoifes jjjfd baggage (and in which were feveral ofiicer-%) ...

... Pembroke, and Lonfdale, is faid, lhortly to be created Great preparations are making Blenheim, the magnificent feat of the Duke of Marlborough, for the celebration of the birth-day of Lord Francis Spencer, his Grace's ion, Friday next, when his Lordfbtp ...

... her Royal Parents till the return peace. Aniongft the nobleft acts hol'pitalities may be mentioned of his Royal Ilighnefs the Duke Clarence : he ordered beef and bread to be dilhibuted for two days to three hundred and leventy poor families and upwards of ...

... Mr. Windham has removed from Purk-P.reet fmall at and Lord has fold his tv Cleveland-row to Mr. m. P. Andrews. - • _ „ The Duke Richmond is race-courle near his SulTex, where intended to have annually three days races. /•„_,„ ~n ThurfJav Mr. A. Bullock ...