... evacuated by the French. Kin1 The Pruflian Armv, deflined to maintain the C Neutrality, is _to confift of 6s,ooo men, and on I the Duke of Brunfwick is' to retaihthis prefent men command. 1 In a letter from Bruffels, dated Nov. 24, it that is Itated, that Peace ...

... Spanifh re; A.rmy, to be led by the King, heads a 'fron co party to oppofe the Minifer lrquijo.. th The Eledtor of Bavaria, Duke of Wirtem.- Pc berg, Ele6tor of Mentz, Biflops of Wuitzburg, and of Bembourg, and the Elector of Treves, ad are the only States ...

... hei'ofer tiven oe ?? N wh6le, of emhployrmenit, At LowterHall, or oly t: Vlitehaven . ' 'a ho- The: , iR Wil York, the -Cambridge, and when ed- Oxford Regiments of irviliida are lhortlyctb re : - he- -turn from Irelan; the Glamorganfhire, Car. endea ...

... zaamheid, of z6 guns,-Hall; Affihance; f uoguns, day Lee; Jufte, of 80uns, Sawyer; Malta, of 84 gtnsj Ma Sir T. Willias;is:Cambridge, of 80 gkins, Lane the Prifon Ships at Pymouth, John Manley Monaue, Itat of 7+guns, Curon;; Indefatigable, of 44guns, M. ...

... Pa fimilar -to that which had been delivered in the jpi HoIafe of Commons, relative to.. a provifion for ,he *v Dukes of Suffex and Cambridge; to which an an- un ftwer was infiantly agreed to. His Lorifhip alfo ha laid hefor, the H-cufe a copr of the Definitive ...

... Corps, to prattire Trades in. Corporations, &c. 1 without -prejudice, however, to the ptivileges of the Univerfities of Cambridge- and Oxford. IRead a firft. and ordered to be read afecohd ?? on Monday. The Haufe having refolve(d into a Committee on 't ...

... a frigate from Alexandria. Egypt hi not at the time of his departure been evacuated by trh Englif'n. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Camhridge has obtained the paffing of a Law in Hanover, by which evers legal procets in that Bleltbrate truft be con. clu ...

... Pulteney, and a Mr. Johnflon, gf Shropfiiire.i being all immediate deficendanits of that ancient and honourable houfe. The Duke of Cambridge is expeaed to go from' Stutgard to Vienna. It is believed that his Royal Highnefs will not return to Hanover till towards ...

... arrived.the Amaions Captain Parker, 'from Gibraltar.- She'failed-from thence on . the 8th inif. with his Royal-Highnefs'the Duke of Ketn for Lifbon, where fhe remained twop&ys' 'and then .proqeeded for England,, and landed his Royal: Hiahn6efs' in peffed ...

... the Elbe and the Wefer. a, ,000 I have given orders to feize all the veflfels which are on v cooO thofc RIvzers. The Duke of Cambridge, the fonl of the it King of England, and Governor of Hanover, judged it pro-, ,ooo per to give in his reggigation before ...

... Suptemnacy . hi WVAfR OFrCE, Jrae 5S.-FHis Majefly has been ;leared to .appoint his Royal lighnefs Adolphus g Frederic D)uke of Cambridge, K. G. late Licute- 0 nant-General in the Hanoverian Service, to be D Lieurenhnt.General in the Army, by Conimifion ...

... Britilh therchantmen from c I Frincl) privateers. . C On Saturday the Duke of York reviewed Cox-- w heatil Camp: about two o'clock his' Povayl High.. nefs, attended by the Duke of Cambridge Gen., Sir D. Dundas, Lord Romney, and a numerous ; Staff, entered ...