... coming over hither, as volunteers, to aflift checking the growth Popery, and in reclaiming t'aved Proteftants. This morning his Duke Richmond had a Vr numerous levee at his Privy Garden. letter from Charles-1 own, South Carolina, we ,(i ' l that when the ...

... dil'covery. was committed to Carlifle jail. Rev. S. Hall,, curatc.of Lueker, prefented of Ghatton, in Northumberland, his Duke of Northumberland ; and nominated alfo the perpetual Curacy of Alnwick, by the ofCarlifle. , • ' Tuefday a prefentation ...

... Warchoufc, good Stable, and .c over it, late in the Occupation Mr. Jofeph Hr, !, ~ N.B. The above Premifes are held under his Duke Norfolk, a new for Years, .i:r : Rent 41. 4s. od. and are moft advantageouily f.:_ carrying on any Retail Bufmefs. Tlie Parlour ...

... to an immenfe number of people the occafion. /. ..1 We are informed by a correfponcie.:: prefent at the parade, that when his Duke of Norfolk took leave of his rc militia. he addrefied them in a m0f1e1e7:1 the fubllance of which wa as foltows ; .‘ Gentlemen ...

... to Rivets Th*mes Severn, T«ent, Merf’ey .uv’lrwell. ami open a wean tlic Ports «»f J/.ml o, Hull, 1.i.e.-pao . and (by of his Duke r( riri'gewater) to Wujflsy and Maochcffcr, e co'.la’rr. l 'aochc , Rei'erV'irs, Feeders, a the Lockage. \ jd S-tuahon of ...

... Meck- lenhdrgli', in con equence of the departure of tlhe plateiivels, hoi-fes,' &c. of the King of , -England through his ?? Duke has replied to the French General with becor- ir.g. fp Iit. l' lruOu;¢ aobcr- ?? officers lately fent by G'eneriil Mlbrticr ...

... o000.. . a . SECOND. BULLETIN. - .|t .Iead-mqarters, Maubz6qrf, Xpril 27. ft When tbe Emperor left-Landshut, he sent the hi Duke of Istria to prqceed 'to: the. Inn, and pursue p: the two corps of the. enemy beaten at Abensberg Al and Landsaht. He arrived ...

... STRIDE. (Son _.• ?? 4 Preston- Lid, Mr. IV. Hr.t-iiia.s__i'., Lwa3_7JL at Pi .-slur.. By STB t ?? NG, (S m of Ph ?? 3 Oct ii i hi. Duke uf Lee.-'s, 1 10._* at Yosk; tbat St. larger Stakes of .7j_s, ?? IsOgsat ?? casttn. By I EDDY THK GRINDER, (S. nof ?? 3 Barbatra ...

... fancy, that if Bonaparte chill escape, lie will make out a plausible tale, and become- as justly dear to the Pi.risi-.ns, as Hi.: Duke of Y..rk or the Earl of Chatham lire to us. The beneficent effects of the. late su. jirising events in Russia, have been ...

... in the following order i— A Muuruin. Cjb. h, il. a.vn hy fur Hor*e*, in .tbie wa* tbs Paget ol In* Mu>t t.cnt High, c t Hi. ! Duke of Brunswick. A Mourning Coacb, ilia vn by fmr Horses, in which was ihe Pages ul lie. Royal Mighness the Princes, of Wales ...

... cause oif the Iprpiar. ;ycnaisaga C i Th)e Gazette of ?? orl n. twrn his Msies tv's royval licerre' oni iathorityv to the hi Duke o'f NWellington, that lie arid hlis idcs~.evdauits 4. miay' bear, as a lastling tierrorial of his glorious aiid St transcendent ...

... Princess appeared- de- pressed tn spirits.; On Tuesday jiijrht in the Tlaiusc of Lords considerable interest . was. excited, by Hi. Duke of Sussex rising in lii, plu-e. nhd putting- five questions to the Fi ?? ojf the Treasu ry , respecting lie ?? treatment ...