... Lord HOBART, Secreta- ries of State. The Earl ofWESTMORLAND,' Fill Lord of the Admiralty. Mr. PELFIAM, Secretary at WIar. The Duke of KENT to go to Ireland, in the room of Lord CORNWALLIS. ILord MACARTNEY, to be Prcfident of the Board of Con1froal. Sir JoiiN ...

... the liae were int P1ght. whdy .only. failed on the' 1th December.~ I ? 1 i 5'AU , - ?? 't,7i7_ , ff-.4.-77 ;[ 7 ~1 by tlhe Duke df yok' ke 'he lette s are ofa date anterior to thbfe whinh rriied' ly yefttei day s ai1: By the 1afi American~papers. it appears ...

... 4ajely t . provide -an Eilablifhment for his Royal Hignefs tho - E. Duke of Suffex.- - ' - - ' And a flinilar Sunm for the. Eflabli:i,e' f hisRoy- da Highnets the ?? of Cambridge. _ - -.Both mofion s we're agreed to ; ~cr , f fer. n- fron' Mr. Raobfon ...

... atid that by c 4~e late Adminifiration, he meart thofe wvho had taken t a heading and refjtonfible part. I The Dukes of Suffex and Cambridge's Penfion Bill, t .md the Eledion Trcating Bill, vere read a fecond f -tad ordeted to be committed to-morrowY. ...

... acknowledge the proprietors have hitherto pretty fairly fulfillcd their engagement with the public. His Royal lfighncfs the Duke of Cambridge has been pleafed to appoint Mr. Woolriche2 of Cavenadifh- fquar., his Royal Highpefs's furgeon. ...

... the Riglt Hon. the SECRETARLES of STAT r, and his G.ace the Duke of PORTLAND, wer-e prefeot. Tlheir RoVal Highneffes the Duiies of CLARENCE and CuMBERLAND accompaoied hi. MAJErSTY. The Duke 6F Cuw MBCR.rA ND hjjanded his Royal Father from his cartiage ...

... have fiucceeded. He has pledged himfelf to his numerous friends to Itand again on th e firf: vacancy. For the County of Cambridge there vill be no day of Ntomination. This determination of the High Sheriff has given much offence to, many of the independent ...

... L/bsbrn-Lord Yarmouth. ?? nhani J epkfon, Efq. Wtfneatb, Cgunty-Gulf. Rochfort, E~q. W. Smiyth, Efq We unddrland. that the Dukes of Df DEvomNtiaii BEDFORD, and many of the mofl r eeffetble famliesi in the county of Middlkfex, fltrriuuifly exert thern- ...

... ' nm'i rdfidlof-the fame objets in the Navy, and ^.;wloXdditiio'al Ptofeff~ora '6f Mathematics, Mr.' GrEs- !cofa'v'from.Cambridge, and 'Mr. EV'ANS, from Chrift's' I Hofpita1, ,are juftappointed, in the RoyalMilitary Aca.- .!'hry-at Woolwich, wi-i a view ...

... cloth w S reiovedj:d Lord Moira gave- E t. Ihe K i ?? AI he. 0OUeen a The Prnicb dntt Pridcc df Wale - a- The Duke of Ynrh Qihd the Army a- Ihe Duke ofCiaredand: the Savy: And feveral.otber ioyal and condfitutioiat toafs' An .i- excellent band of;muic followed ...

... Field Marfhal Count deWALrdoDEN is appointed Commander in Chief of the Hanoverian troops, and his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE Lieutenant-General and Infpec- tor of infantry and cavalry. Notwililtanding theft preparations we fhould be glad to find ...

... hitherto having met with no.oppofition. Letters from Hanover of the 31 ft May, ftate, that GeneraIlWALMoDe, 'anid the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, were to fet off on the- I it to Nieuburgh, aplace of fome ftrength, and at which confiderable preparations have been ...