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... CARLSRUHE, Oct. IS. All the family of his Royal Highness the Grand Duke are assembled here to receive the Emperor Napoleon, and offer him their homage It is said that the hereditary Grand Duke will accompany Majesty to Strasburgh. Certain intelligence was ...
... 7- Tuesday afternoon, about half pact two o’clock, the Princess Amelia, accompanied by the Princess Maty, the Dukes of Cumberland and Cambridge, arrived Windsor from Weymouth, the Prince ...
... hardly worth contradictinp--lbd. ¢ Un Tuesday the Princess Amelia, accompanied by the Princess Mary, and the Dukes of Cumberland and Cambridge, arrived ar Windsor for Wevmouth, The Princess appeared very unwell and feeble. In the Court of King's Bench ...
... the Forces. LONDON, Frid ly December & ae Mondar, being al their Mujestics, the Dukes of Princesses Augusta, Sophia, and | companied by Ladies Ely, Caroline me cambridge, zabeth, ac- | pencer and Price, went ter hearing ced that every individual who is ...
... the advocate of every oppres ING. enemy of every it measures proposed went to merous Hy dens of the country, and to dim ot Cambridge, if of the people, in Mr. York was the county in jj fatigable supporter. Was the # Act to be suppressed—were thet ed the ...
... Marshal of his Place and Duke of Friuli. The dispatches arrived in town night. It was repurted this morning that they contain two letters, one addressed to the King from Bonaparte himcelf—the otiter from his Monister, Duke of Cadore, to the pervaded ...
... prevented him: On Tuesday afternoon, Lord Royston, the only son of the Eirl of Hardwicke, and the nephew of Mr. Yorke, died at Cambridge. The Noble Earl has been singularly unfortunate, A year or two avo, his eldest son perished in a storm'in the Baltic 3 his ...
... approved and shiltul pleased to 4 on | to publish | the steeples of the churches, the public buildings. The Dukes of York, Clarence, Cambridge, aad Gloucester, biewkta Majesties and the Princesses, at ofclock, at the a respects to their Royal Father up ...
... Majesty’s birth-day was observed throughout the metropolis with the usual demonstrations of joy. The Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, Sussex, Cambridge, and Gloucester, breakfasted with their Majesties and the Princesses, at the Queen’s Palace, and paid ...
... lowing Impe- Wales and Duke of Cambridge, here: tors of her late Royal Highness i9, 1810. carriage th: Ladies who were att jp late Princess. Atter which will and fifth ar. | riages of their Royal Highnes. Wales and Duke of Cambridge six horses. The procession ...
... ‘The Prince of \ A solemn | the Jett of the entrance. ‘The Duke of the day. | was seated on his left, the Duke of ce oa indi- if oy the left of the Duke of Clarence, : ho was not } of Cambridge to the left of the Duk. land. ‘To the right of the entrance ...
... horses. was followed by a carriage, in wh Prince of Wales and Duke of Cam! second carriage contained the Cou: terfield (chief mourner) and her atte carriages of the Prince of Waies and Cambridge, each drawn by six hors and closed the sad cavalcade. ‘Phe ...