... and Prince Leopold, ou Thursday, ' n t t* here they arrived nhout two o'clock ; (after the Duchess of York, from Oatlands, ?? ? party- ' riie . v ,00, i some refreshment, and rf four o'clock— the Queen and Princesses for _ and the Duchess of York for Oatlands. tin'daf se -might, while the Duke of Gloucester Jersey, a ball was ■•.ven by subscription, at St. .mnonour of the Duke. — At about ...

... i'^y princesses Augusta and Elizabeth : she hearty dinner, as she is accustomed to do, f ! ver - V e( i in excellent good health. Her Majesty, by tlie Princesses, left the Palace about to return to Windsor. When they ar- ' Hammersmith, the Queen found herself taken ?? unwell with a violent spasm in the stomach, • reused to such a degree when they arrived at ' l !,.irreen, that the Princesses ...

... Bath till 0 Monday sennight. She will set out from it seven in the morning, accompanied by Elizabeth only, and will stop for re- Ebnents at Marlborough. for the Queen at Bath are very The Commissioners of the roads, in the where the houses are situated, have agreed t ff gravel the roads, and level some waste ;i n( j in front, plant it with shrubs, and cut a n into Vauxhall-gardens for her ...

... 'le San Carlos, the Spanish Ambas- /-j j3 3 , 0 n Humbokit, the Prussian Ar_.bas- *'• Ze introduced by Lord Casti.reagh. ?? the 3d °f November is the day fixed, at ?? for the Q'i een ' s leasing Windsor, oti her visit * The use of the waters have not beep, recom- mit the Queen for auy acute disorder, but for *LfIJ utility as tonics. Cnarlotte, we are happy to say, is en- c v sr«) (H ' ...