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... GENERAI. AND OILMAN, To their end Mott Faithful MAJESTIES, And to Their Royal liiioncres The PRINCE of WALES, The DUKE of YORK, 'The DUKE of CLARENCE, 'lle DUCHESS of CUMBERLANDaIus. AT HIS ITALIAN AND FRENCH FISH SAUCE and PORTABLE SOUP WAREHOUSES 16µ ...
... 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 ...
... made, that almost the whole gang have since been made prisoners. Nineteen sheep were on Wednesday night last stolen from .the Duke of Leinster, out of Carton- Park. The outrages in that quarter of the country are highly alarming. A curious robbery was discovered ...
... Paddison, .Solicitor, , at Louth, ,Lincolnshire ; At Gdiraway's .Cotii?e-boits . e ; of the Printers of the Oxford nod Cambridge Papers; -and - 6f the Aitelii,neet. at Thetford,' Norfolk'. . A 'l-F.IOESTERSHIRF HUNTING BOX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - By ...
... publications having been fund amongst his . baggage : his detention induced an angry representationfrom the Ambassador to the Duke of Portland ; but on being apprised of the occasion of bis arrest, his .I . ;xcellency expressed his . entire. concurrence ...
... Sorry, after the robbt'ry, they made their efcape acrofs the Commons towards Po -fha.m. The attention of the inhabitants of Cambridge was during the laft week, much oecupied; refpec - ting the dif. coveries which have at length been made of fame of the ...
... of Ireland, and the foreign Secretaryship of State. The Duke of Clarence, the Marquis of Buck- ingham, and the Earl of Westmoreland, have each been spoken of as successors to Earl Spencer. The Duke of Clarence unquestionablj' possesses considerable naval ...
... at Mary,:a43Onne church, by the Right Rev. the Sapp of Clikhefter, the ;ter. Wm. Beville, A. M. Chaplain to-his Grace the Duke of Manchziter, to Mrs. Rochfort, rtiLit of the late Wm. Rochfurt, Efq. of Upper Berkley- Rreet, mil daughter of Henry Stet ...
... Royal Highness the Duke Kent accom. pnnied his Royal Parents in his curricle. The Royal Kami'/, after walking in the garilens, returned to Buckingham House to dinner. Major General Manners having vacated his seat for the borough of Cambridge, the Mayor has ...
... fituation for Trade, 3, Poftern-row, 'Towe-hll, the property of Mr. ROHN Bow- KitC, Uppholder and Caabinet-maker, renoving to Duke-itrect, Weltminftcr. The premifes contain five bed roonms on the attic itory, {yacious airy bed chambers, a convenient parlour ...
... whohi may be had, Dr. SsLts LnE Lo ?? NlItsTRALs VEiSSeeLs,4a. A COLLeCTION of .iACRCE'TRACTs, in 4volum'es, including the Duke of New( aftle's Anfwer. to the Pruffian Memorial. The SUBJECT of NEUTRAL CONVOYS, on which, the, NORTHERN CONFEDERACY is pretended ...
... Cabinet. Earl GOWER retires from the Poft-office„ Lord GLENBERVIE is mentioned as the Joint Paymafter General. It is laid the Duke of CLARENCE is to be the new Lord Lieutenant of Ireland with a great and a fplenclid retinue. It is alma f4id that Mr. AlanoTT ...