... 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 ...

... mouths of the i.Elbe and the lWcfcr.:.' I havc given orders to feize all the veffels upomboth thofe ri' vers. 'i'he Duke of Cambridge, the King of England's fon, and Governor of Hanover, thought proper to give in his refignation before tile battle, and ...

... Monday morhing arrived at Yarmouth the Ame- t- thyft frigate, Captain Camnpbell, with' their Royal o Highueffes the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Willi- d am of Gloucefter: they left the frigate under a Royal filute. They wern faluted alfo by the fhips ...

... allegiance and supremacy.-War-Ofie, Jane ?? Majesty his beets preased- to appoint ?? Royal Highness Adolphous.Frederick Duke of Cambridge, K. G. late Lieutenant-Gene- .ral in -the Hanoverian service, to be Lieutensanit- General in the army, by commission ...

... gloomy indeed would be the prospect be- fore us! As to the objection founded on the field-marshalship of hfis Royal Highness the Duke of York, that might have been ob- viated by placing the Prince at the head of the irregular army, a measure which would, in ...

... merchant L Io WAT. Utlier, Vere itreet, Clare-markct, dealer - I L 1. Martin, Whitecrols-ftreet, vi tualler - a to J. Kenriiy, Duke-ltreet, cabinet maker . - I iC7 I. Ihliniastate tof Conzonailo-1trect, merchant .0 M. antidi J. hardg- Iswitrbnorne: Buclks ...

... twelve o'clck. His Majefty was met by and had c.onferences with their Royal Highneftes :the l)ukes of York, Clarence and c Cambridge. After whidi there was a Levee, at which -were prefit the Right HonmUrabje the Chancellor of T the Exchequer,: the Ar:.hbifhop ...

... OFFICE, Nov. 17, 1803. His Majilty has been pleafed to appoint. Lieusenant-Gceneral bis Royal Highnars Adolphus Frederick Duke of Cambridge, K. G. to be olonel in Chief of the King's German Legion. TrsE KiStx*' -Gv rMAN LEZtON;I-Colonel Frederick Baron Decken ...

... covered wit'h t r crimion velvet; the Duke of Nofolk, as Hereditarv Marflial of nglaand, with his Gold Staff of Office, j took his ?? fituation, and flood on the left fide of u the King ; ?? Royal Highnefs the Duke of Gloucef- t r ter too(k his feat at ...

... the Hal/hljalb C/wI-nr, and feveral other fiavourite c pieces wevre performed. r e Dukes of York, Kent, and Cambridge brea!:- ii f Fted with th eir Mjjeflties. The Duke of Camn- b briidge hid his airm in, a fling, wkicli he unfortunately c injured whlile ...