... tobe apprehended either national ordynastie ing, at eight o'clock, the Queen was safely deli- l which would justify an inerease of the estimates, or vered of a Princess. | that any naval foree was necessury 1o protect our s s | commerce either from piracy ...

... scamen to enter the Queen’s service than formerly,—the men were better paid, better treated, and less under the imfluence of ‘crimps ;’ and he had no doubt they could at any time obtain an adequate supply from the merchant service. Mr. Sowes said his ...

... Coptains Drummond and Standen, of the 3d Guards, who were 3t Ihe taking of them. The Royal Dukes, and the military, except those for the different guards, attended Divine Service. The Coldstream and the third regiment of Guards Bands were on the Parade in their ...

... the Royal party. At the close of the service, his fervent prayers for the Queen, her Royal consort, and the rest of the Royal Family, very perceptibly increased the solemnity, and deepened the fervour of the whole congregation. The English ...

... Cape of Good “ore. of the 3 of May, state that John Duirs Thompson, late naval store keeper, &c., at Simonstown, has been convicted of embezzling £10,920, the property of the Queen, and sentenced to fourteen years’ transportation. It will gratify the admirers ...

... Prince of Wales's) Diigoon Guards; ith, (or Queen’s Own) Dragoons; 15th, 1 wh, t6th, and 20th Light Dragoons ; Ist, 2d, and Sd Reziments of Light Dragoons of the King's German legion: a detachment of the Royal ! v Waggon Train; a Brigade of the Foot Guards; ...

... relative to the issue o? 5,000,000{ for naval and military services, and concluded with moving, | «s That-it whs necessary, under the, urgency| of the present conjuncture, that during the time the exercise of the Royal authority is suspended, the various ...

... the St. Vincent, Queen, and Caledonia, as also by the whole of the experimental squadron, all of which are now assembled at Spithead. The Royal yacht returned to Mead-hole at four o'clock, when the Royal party disembarked. Her Majesty declined the use ...

... Colonelcy of the Royals which has become vacant by the decease of the late lumented Sir George Murray, is to be bestowed upon General the Right Hoo, Sir Jumes Kempt, who will be succeeded in the Queen's Royuls by Major General D'Oyly.—United Service Gazette, ...

... Othcer of the London Reeruiting Distriet, in succession to Colonel (now Major-General Pitt; Colonel Baumgardt, from the Queen's Royals, replaces the late Lord John Somer. set at Bristol ; Colonel Bush, at present of the Ist West India Regiment, is to be ...

... ' Anmnu'r Samuel Dudley to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated Ist January, 1823, E ' 'BANKRUPTS. { ; James Jameson, Little Queen street, St. Cilgs in th? Fields, coach.makar, Feb 1,8, March 8, at Ba-inghzll street — Attornies, Mcss S.unders and Co. Charlofte ...

... iucludes the name of her Royal Wighness the Princess Sophia Matilda. The deceased Princess, who was in the seventy-second year of her age, was daughter to a younger brother of George 111, and, according to report, might have been Queen to her cousin, George ...