... o'clock, his Majesty arrived at the Queen's House in his travelling carriage from Windsor. In a short time after, the Dukes of York, Cambridge, and Gloucester had interviews with his Majesty. The arrangements having been made for the disposal of the two vacant ...

... His. Royal highness the Duke of Gloucester. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. His Royil Highness the Duke of Sussex. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland. His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. His ...

... attended by the said Provincial Kings of Arms. The achievements of the late Marquis of Stafford, of the late Duke of Beaufort, and the late Duke of Roxburgh, are offered with the same ceremonies, by the six senior Knights, not of the Blood Royal, attended ...

... speflacle this morning of any since the Duke of York left us. The whole of the troops, to the number of 9000, Were reviewed and brigaded on the Downs, near Dorchester, under the command of the Dukes of Kent and Cambridge. Liverpool, Aug. 20.—The Mars, —, from ...

... viz. Lieut. General his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, Commander in Chief. _ Lieut.-General Sir James Pußeach to be Second in Command; and Major-General his Royal Highness the Duke 64 of Cambridge, to have the command of the Swedish Army ...

... Brothers, the Duke d'Orleans, General Dumourier, Col. Lee, and Major Bloomfield, went to see the superb suite of stabling ereEling for his Royal Highness, West of the Pavillion. The Duke of Cambridge, afterwards, accompanied by the Duke d'Orleans, paid ...

... Royal Highness Frederick Duke of York, K. G. to be Colonel of the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, vice his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, deceased. Lieutenant-General His Royal Highness Adolphns Frederick Duke of Cambridge, K. G. to he Colonel of ...

... ion, are howdy expeded. Field Marshal Count Walmoden is already returned from Buckeborg, and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge was speedily looked for. The Royal and Elettoral arms, which had been pulled down on the arrital of the French. were ...

... arenraest to the fatc.t ; but we understand that the Duke Yolk has finally received his appointment of commander in chief of all the troiips, 'whether they arc. to at in Germany or in Ilulland. The Duke of Cambridge wili cettunand the cardry. ...

... is certainly to have command of the British in the of Certhany, leaves town this dal , . lie will be followed !iv the Duke. of Cambridge in the course week. The departnre of his Royal ho is to ti.he the livid at the 1):•ad of the Legion, is only postponrd ...

... Master of the *Frinity - House, Governor of the Charter Howie, anti high Steward of, and Member for, the University of Cambridge. Lord Melville, in the House of Lords last night, put in his general pleading of—Not Guilty, to all the Charges brought apinst ...

... exhorbitant innkeeper Yet he is expeeted to live (or rather starve) like a Gentleman. The baggage of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge was yesterday brought to town front Hard w ich. The Kitty, Morgan, from Waterford, is at Ramsgate, with loss of anchors ...