... Mr. Bragge, the late Secretary at War, has received his Majesty's permission to ,use the surname and bear the arms of .Bathurst only. John Barrow, Esq. is apPointed second Secretary to the Board of Admiralty, in the room of Mr. Tu c ker resigned. It ...

... satesfaCtory to the Orieilletv. The contests about Mr, Grattan's picture, in the College of Duftn, are ' fresh in every recollection. This day it was up, next day it was token down: that Mr. Grattan had no certainty of a moment's possession of this high ...

... Cambiudgf., and followed the Queen, Pr,ince»»es, and the Dukes of Kent and Cumberland, and attended by the Countesses of Cardigan and Aylesbury, took airing to Kcw, and returned the Queen’s House dinner. Yesterday evening between nine and ten, tbc marriage ...

... after, his accompanied by the Duke of Cambridgs, in a chariot, followed by the Queen and Princefles, by ctie Counteffes of Cardigan and took an airing on the Harrow rosd, and returned avoys- half pat three through the principal Breese at the Welt end the ...

... twelve o’clock His Majesty accompanied the Duke Cambridge, ai.d Wiowvd the Queen and Princesses, attended the Countesses Cardigan and Aylesbury, in two Coaches and tour, took an airing Kew, and after walking in the Gardens, returned to the Queen's House ...

... Merchant, Nicholas • Leßay, James and JohnA • , Leigh, Richard, and Legh,.Richard Lewis, John Lidderdale, John Lloyd, Thomas Luke, John I..yde, Thomas • Mdckintufh, John Manbey, James tvlaron, Kendsr Mathew, William • Mendez, Lewis • Miller, Ephraim; and ...

... Milner, Bart. Earl of Lauderdale Sir John Aubrey; Bart. Earl of Alb-ma I Mr. Aid. Combe Lord tt o r e Robert Adair, Efq. bert Spencer Lord 'W. Ruffell George Byng, Efq. George Barclay, Efq. I,,Ce_r,,e,eral_Fitzpatrick John Birch, Efq. S.y :North, Efq. oread ...

... Saint George's Crescent, stint Guorge’s Ficlds, Surry, couch-muker. John Russell-street, Bermondsey wey dealer, Bateman Kuipe, New Bond-street, George, Hanover-square, Middlesex, wig-iuak John Gover, and James Hardnm, Rotherhithe, Sar- rey, patent gun-car ...

... debut in the dr-mac - ter of BeAu'ille in Rolm:, and was received with general plaudits. The intrepid female, Mary Arm Talbot, other-wife John Taylor, who hal heen feveral years at . ,fea, in- the rharaaer of a failor i and frcquently wounded in lea engagements ...

... writ was moved yesterday for Lord Geo. Thvn.ve, who has accepted the office of Comptroller of the Household, and for the Hon. John Spencer, tv ho has been appointed Receiver General for Oxj fordshire. , The Election for Cambridge does not take place till ...

... 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 ...

... and fat on the (tairs, waiting till the divifion thould be over. They were, however, feen io this ftate by the Serjeant at Arms, who conducted them back into the Houfe with due formality, much to the entertainment of the Members, who received kem with ...