... Chairman rejF'..F~ Ygross, and leave was givomi to sit again on Tuesday. St THE DUKE OF CLARENCE'S GRA' 1 f Thie MArlquis ofLONDONDLRR'Y rose IF1t5 t~he reading of thle Duke of Clarence's Grant flit 1. ?? Marquis expressed his Roval Highlness's adi tJioCl ...

... moreanxious to give effect next Session. GRANT TO THE DUIKE OF CLARENCE. The CHAN. of the EXCHEQUER moved the second reading of the Duke of Ciarence's Annuity Bill. Mr. BENNETT said, that no grant had been made for many years.that had met so much disap- probation ...

... the tradesmen to the Royol Family, where they broke a great numblei of lamps; end ?? %t'indvllvs. Fier Mt;-jzty en. tered Cambridge H1ouse at half-pnst seven o'(lIck, e when tre crowd th:at he.i accoinpanietl her sepa. of rated. One pnriy, went down' Iitll ...

... beforoi: His Royal Higine*s the Duke rof Gloucester, weartlig hi. Coronet, and his train borne as before. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, wearing hisl Coronen, and his train borne as before. His Royal Ilignness th Duke of Sussex, tsearing his I CcroIet ...

... standing in solemn silence. The Duke of York and the Army.-Tune, the Duke of York's Marci. The Duke of Clarenteerd the Navy.-Rule Btitannia. The Duke of Cumberlasnl. The Duke of Sussex.-(Shouts of applause) the ...

... of the King of England. whose arrival is confidently expected About the eiid of next ntunth. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, who was pleased to present the Address of the Citi. Zens of this Capital to his Majesty, has eent the fol- lowing ' ...

... F'n ,.la c !e uradertt ,the dea h of the late Duke at Qiatre Bras. te HANCVER, SPT. S°°-His Majesty the 1 expected firre about the 6thl of October. t count of a mrisunderstanding between ti k a Cambridge and t'ie Elkctor cf' Hr8ss Caeie , MaIescyis t'xpecte;l ...

... shall, on hite 4th enjoy the hnppili ss of e seeing,. amongst us, our Soveieign, George IV. H'is sugust brother, the Duke of Cambridge, has set off to receive Sohim on the frorntier of tbe kingdom. idi peneently -of the Pr;ntwe Eltserhazy, kent by the' ...

... 4', who were preseniel to his Mfjeity on his arrival. At table, Pralce George, 1 son of the Duke of Cumberland, and Prinue George| son of the Duke of. Cambridge, were presented to tie King by their parents. I On the lOth; before his 1visjesty's solemn ...

... footmen sto'd be i hind his Mnjes-y, h6ldi' g large branch candlesticks c of maj-ive silver; vvidt lighted 'candles. The Dukes 5 of Cambridge and Cumberland stood at A short dis.' d tanee froni his Majeistv and Mros.t of 'lhe office5s of his personal suite ...

... abX sence occupied by the Royal sportsmen, with thc Duke of Cambridge at their head. None were a!-, lowed to use fime-arms but his 0oyal Highness, with the Archduke Ferdlinand of Austria, and the Duke of Mecklenburgh Strelitz. At eleven o'clock tire work ...

... the Duke Of Cabridge's band-the very best I ever hEand. Tlhe Marquis of London.. derry rpde frequently up and down du:ing the day, a companied by his private Secretary, Lord Clan- wsilliarn. Ilis Lordship attenrd tlie l at ntte Duke of Cambridge's last ...