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... Fiscal duties or Crown rents. From the last Hamburgh Mail we make the fol lowing extracts HANOVER, DEC, 29. Yesterday the Duke of Cambridge opened the Assembly of the States of the Kingdom with a speech; in which he said, that the Prince Re> gent, in fixing ...
... less were we prepared | cuse, and, indeed justify the norma loquandi “ ofa! dinary scheme, nor to inquire with what temper the Duke of Kent's had assumed most reward, en oa tie chest. murning Sir 10 expect from the pen of this “ great Hunter | Crisis overwhelming ...
... Highness the Duke of York has signified his |iotention cf giving in his resignation immediately on the arrival of the Duke of Cambridge, who will 'succeed his Royal Brother as Commander of the Army. The successor of the. Duke of Cambridge in ...
... in hfi redignation irameoiately .i on the arrival of the lluke of Cambridge, wvo will b succeed ihis Roval Brolhfer as Con na'ner of the o Armv. The saccesqor of the Duke of Cambridge c ill the Governmnent of Hanover is noi mentioned.- sl London Mlor ...
... allusion made to her Majesty.— Glok. . We understand that the report stating that the Duke of York is to Ik* succeeded ip the office of Commander-in .Chief the Duke of Cambridge, is mere speculation. It. is much note;probable that in the event the removal of ...
... those already mentioned, there is Cap- THE KING—DUKE OF SUSSEX. to be tain stiled Grand Treasurer. Who We are happy to observe, that his Royal Hig \this said Captain is, we know not, nor do we ‘ness the Duke cf Sussex had an interview with oduce- desire ...
... his intention of giving in his resignation imracdiately VO. be SOLD, the Fee and Inhe-| dinasd. on tbe arrival of the Duke of Cambridge, who will succced C Esq. from the Ist day of May and Troops to join them, or otherwise no «quarter would! his Royal Brother ...
... Ir furtherance of this measure, tile Royal iighlies the Duke of Cambridge, in .a etter lately revrived forin Hanover, requested blir bister the Princess phia, to tjkoe up her resideice at Cambridge-house, tn South,. Audley-streect ie Royal Highiess accepted ...
... Vresties. Immedi rtely after the coffin followed the Duke York chief mourner ; his Royal Highness had the appearance of deep and unaffected sorrow.— Next him went the Duke of Clarence, the Duke of Sussex, the Duke of Gloucester, and Prince Leopold. The fine manly ...
... Thursday next. The Duke of visited the King on Saturday. On Thursday the Duke of York accompanied the Princess Sophia to London from Windsor, in the same carriage, to her Royal Highness’s new residence at Cambridge.house, where the Royal Duke has visited his ...
... fi eitenue, by giving Jiimself the i-asp dae go e i as if tiTis Wei not safficiently tsarrifc, it was tidded, that a Nohie Duke ha4 shiotbhimself. U'e should not notice tsheso absurd mpeaiets, -exeept to point them out as a' nti-ance. ALonrdon. Pap~er ...
... 'Tork i dited thl Princes Sophia, at Camb~ridge! Hi)use. flur Roylf~ i~igh0Q6' iS idur de!,mate- euvle ol lea th. ?? Ro~yal Duke aid: the Dulk~ aid1 Iucksese of Churerce, the Duke and Diuche's of Giouu eizer, and tbe Duke of Sussex, arc 'onstant in their ...