... time for the Duke of Monmouth to have been at Pignerol in that year; as the alleged execution took place on the 25th July.' In answer to all this, it may |however be remarked that no execution was ever more Ipublic than that of the Duke of Monnmouth ...

... news, tirat Englarsni has deffinitively concluded a treaty of' conismerce with Spiain, rind a courier had been sent to tile Duke of Wellinutots, with instructions tlarit lire announces it offcially to thu Coingress. LA StEL D'IJRGEL, NMov. II.-Discord ...

... Dnke wasplace4 under.arrest.. BRUSSELS, .Vov. '2.-Their Itoyal ilighnerses the Duke.of Cambridge.and the PrincessAngnsta, his sister, arrived here on. Friday evening. The Duke ,set out for Hanover yesterday evening, sand the Prineess this morning. Extract ...

... Chriitlmas day from Hanover, dated the 20th instat1 havuing made the journey in five d.iys they annoiunceithe Duke '9nd 'Duhgss of Cambridge,' the ?? and and~~~ the Psi -6.- ctissell. S~r~nCCS andtheii h~d~esslutti usta, to be~ in the eu- joytnenf of ...

... niornino. The answer to all i'n-ltiries his ben .- ':His Majesty is better ?? t at nine o'clock this evening, the Siatnrdy the Duke of York traiisacted busiiiess ai his Office in the Horse Guards, 'We regret to, state, that his Grace, the Lord Primate, has ...

... for some lime past residig.,- His % Royal Highness is coming to-town by easy stages, and is exppced to arrive oO Vtsay. . The Duke of Gloucester has pnrcbased a consider- N r f able tract of land on an'd in the ueighboureood of Bagshot .Heath, wvhichl is ...

... ogs to agrind ball, ,*hieh it was his intetition ltogive.next .veek. 'l'lle preparations have been countermaaded, and the Duke ii said to have demanded his passports. Th'e'he ihediation of Great Britaid As generally be.- lieved'to have been 'p'roffe ...

... amto frVri~ap. IX)D\TlTh, FIRIDAY, Fits. 14. PAMSi, j1',I) -r-'I'ae arisal review took plaCeC this ?? C st i'Artos, and the Duke of Angouleme we('nt tisrosi ,h the rninks. hllt the vtivats were ry weak. Ivilen hi, Royal Hlighnesshad reviewed the tiop5 ...

... has been raised by a Royal Ordinanee to tbe dignity of the Peerage, with the title of Baron, snd an estate to support its ?? Duke of Angouleme will set out for the army oln the 5tb of March.-An. article from Vienna asserts, that a diplomatic character ...

... referred to a curious n()te saidI to have been presented by the Duke of Wellington to the Conigressat Verona, solicited explana- tioin In one communicatiOn, the words ascribed to the Noble Duke. made England approve of the aggressive nimasoies of France against ...

... ready to be produced by Monday next. th He understood that some communication had been made hc from frte Cortes of Spain to the Duke of Wellington ; W and althou-lr it was not of an official nature, it was it material that it should be known. I,07,lr Holland ...

... marches aud movements, nothing can be decided hsve in the latter days of this obt.li. during which the corp& d'armee of the Duke of Angonilen-e mnust nceessarily remain stationary. We shall, therefore, be probably eight days without receiving anly im- ...