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... Weft Suffolk I and Earl Mansfield of the Middlelex. Lord Worcefier commands tile Monmouth, in the abfence of hiis fathgr, the Duke of Beaufort, who is indifpoled. A letter from Brumels, of the zd inifant, ftates, that all the afmainents in the ports ?? and ...
... Harry, having declared was certain he could win. erter won only half a neck. his being the birth-day of his Royal Highnefs Ihe Duke Clarence, who completes tbe the year of his age, their Majefiies will receive the compliments of the nobility at (i lie: Lodge ...
... PORTSMOUTH, His Highness the Duke of York arrived Tuesday morning in this town, at seven o'clock, and was received by general discharge ot artillery from the ramparts of the garrison; at ten*o'clock his Royal Highuess proceeded to South Sea Common, attended ...
... parts on the Hampshire, Sussex, and Essex coaflS, the atiack course be MnAer s'trt'ngtlvem'J by the personal attentions of the Duke of York.—The preparations which are every where making afford a full ami founded suspicion of the determination nude by the ...
... kind adequate compensation for what fhs family loses them. They will pave the wav for obtaining good settlement for the Grand Duke Tuscany, in Germany. From the of the votes in the College of Princes, it thought that the Diet will devolve upon the Emperor ...
... honours of war and victory, after having dared, at the distance of seven leagues from the English shores, and twice repulsed the Duke Nelson- Kronti. the 31 August, General Latouche-Treville gave bii'l’ant fete to Courage, LONDOM. We have just received, by ...
... of its body, as render its recovery very doubtful. Dover, Srfitember 13. Saturday evening, half paft o'clock, his Royal the Duke ot York, attended by Ids aius-du-camp, arrived here; a royal folate of quits was bred fiom the caftle. tJis Royal High el's ...
... every object than any that has adopted, is nearly brought a It has been under confide/ation for three the late the coalis tin* Duke of York was connected with it. '1 'his new defence only waited for his Royal Higlinefs's carrier! into effect.—-The plan ia ...
... of adequate compensation for what his family loses them.—They will pave the way for obtaining good settlement for the Grand Duke of Tuscany, in Germany. From the state of the votes the college of princes, it is thought that the diet will devolve upon the ...
... anrl by refpeftablc venders of patent medicines in evei tow n in the united kingdoms. To .SPORTSMEN ar.d Others. WATSON CAMBRIDGE HORSE-EAI.LS, DIST*. M?ER-:;/\LLS for DOGS. THESE ftft diciires having, for fevers] years, invarL a improved of the Gentlemen ...
... sold from 535. o*ss. per cwt’ Second making, from to 505.-per cwt. Wednesday last was read, in full Convocation, Ids Grace the Duke of Portland's Patent, appointing the Right Honourable Lord Eldon, the Chancellor Eng. land, High Steward of this University ...
... Bartholomew William, . Dr. B eedon, Manor Pangoourn. Bow. Thomas, Jonn Manors of Tiieliurft and Southcot. Bolt St. J- College Cambridge, Manor of Chauridge. Bartholomew ]ohn, Riciiaid Palmer, efq; Manors of and Aldwortn. Bakci Richard, The TruUees ot Mrs. Cornifh ...