... contradict the report which appeared in s Morning Paper of this day, of the Duke of York's suddem desth, at Belvoir Custle, where his Royal Highness is upon a visit to his Grace the Duke of Rutland. A letter was received from his Royal Highness, dated Saturday ...

... University of Cambridge is proceeding with unabated activity. The Attorney-Gengral has a Committee sitting in London, and another at Cambridge, where he has, a second time, personally canvassed all the resident voters. Lord Palmerston is now at Cambridge, aud ...

... a mu- tiny in the Grand Duke Constantine’s regiment.—lt % #is said that ‘on learaing that this Prince had abdicated the Zthrone, the solliers became dissatisfied, and, refusing to take the oath of allegiance to the Grand Duke Nicholas, revolted ; that ...

... negociation by Portugal, of the iw«_ of the Brazilian empire. . ver is improving in splendour and public buildings. ‘The Duke of Cambridge who i¢ universally beloved sets an example of cconomy and beneficence werthy to be followed. His greatest expence is ...

... Order. The Knights Companions present on this occasion were, their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York and Clarence, the Earl of Westmoreland, the Duke of Montrose, the Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Liverpool, and Earl Bathurst. The officers of the Order ...

... Legislative Body in France does not proceed so soonto business as in England. ‘The Etoile contains the speech of the Duke of Cambridge, wos;ln, the Assembly of the States of Hanover, on the ult, . ‘ Letters from Trieste, confirm the account of the successes ...

... Ariadne of 28 guns at Portsmouth. The health of the Emperor of Austria gives ground for the most serious fears. 5 : The Duke of Cambridge is confined at, Hanover, with a fit of the gout. ‘An article from Rome, states, that the Camival proceeds with great ...

... heautiful and accomplished daughter of | the late Sir Alexander Boswell, Bart. ! The following General Officers attended the Duke uf; York's levee at the Horse Guards, this day - —General the Earl of Rosslyn, G.C.B. General Nicholls, l.imt.-‘ General Sir ...

... intention to carry the war into the enemy’s territory. A London Letter states, on what is alleged to be good authority, that the Duke of Wellington is returning home without effecting the object of his mission, at least with satisfaction to Limself. On the ...

... children, for the purpose of educating them. Mr. Butterworth vindicated himself from the attack made upon him by the Member for Cambridge (Col. Trench). He denied also that the conduct of the Socicties to which the Houorable and Gallant Member had alluded, were ...

... 8 platform. The Duke of Sussex presided on Saturday at the.anniversary dinner of the Drury-Lane 'l]:ztrinl Fund, which was held at the Freemasons’ Tavefn. ‘The subs amounted to 800 L including 100 from his Nfily, and 50L from the Duke of York. The Mus ...

... Dumfries, the Rev. William Inglis. In Peter-street, Dublin, aftera few hours illness, Mrs. Rogers, wife of William Rogers, Esq. In Duke-street, Westminster, the Right Hon. Sir Archibald Macdonald, late Lord Chief Baron of the English Court of Exchequer. At Caen ...