... in his ?? was visited one day. by Wilsoo,. who had failed in perlbrming his huodred miles wit'ii twenty ig four hours at Cambridge, hut ilson's conduct was such IS that it was fotitd necessary to interfere and send him off Ist the ground. Upon the whole ...

... Chanberlain retired again, ( aund wtvih the Duke of Cambridge, iutcoduced the ?? Mart. and the Duke of Cambridge presented a her Royal HiIghliness to the Prince Regent, who gave her avavy in Itoarriage to the ]Duke of Gloucester. Her Royal ...

... and milners, under Major Gossett and Captain Reid, embarked on Friday onl board the Queen Charlotte and 'Mindeni. The Duke of Cambridge is arrived iin 4.on on frota Hanover. to be present at the marriage of his Royal and beloved sister the Princess 'Mary ...

... into winter quarters, in which no change will be made till the spring. PARIS, Oct. 28.-Yesterday Count Depholiz (the Duke of Cambridge) dined with his Majesty, the Princes and Princesses of the Rloval F'anmily. The King's musicians, ylaced in tile Hall ...

... rocession for Notre l)Dme. Tihl D)uke and Duchess ot Berry set out before the Kingo the other mem- bers of the Royal Family were in the King's car- riage. 'Tihe Duthess of An4gouleme was on the Kiti~'s left; the D)uke ;of Angouleine and Mvnsieur iert ...

... The Comus frigate lost. 27. Five felons escaped out of NeNvgate. 28. Great disturbances at Birmingham. NOVEMBER. 2. Duke of Cambridge appointed Governor Genral I of Hanover. 10. The Harpooner transport, with 400 troops, wreck f ed in St. Shot's Bay-upwards ...

... numerously attended by the Cabinet Ministers. Great Officers of State, Foreign Ambassadors, and Envoys, Archbishops, Bishops, Dukes, Marquisses, and all the other gradations of Nobility and Gentry. Mr. Baron Garrow went to kiss hands on his new ap- pointment ...

... The city has strongly agilated during the whole of w this morning by the ieceipt of advices from Lisbon, *N bronght b.Y the Duke of Reut packet. which uuequivo- at cally 5tate the discdediy of a deep-laid plot, not only to Pt ove thiro v the legitimate ...

... 637 more were discosvered at his residence. The Hamnburgh papers contain a report of an in- tended union between the Duke of Cambridge and the youngest daughter of the Laudgrave Frederick of Hesse, the Prineess Augusta Wilhelmnia Louisa, born Jiune 25 ...

... ladies. The Rev. tWr. Collyer rose between twelve and one oeclock, and stated to the meeting that his Royal a Highness the Duke of Sussex had been expected to P arrive at a quarter before twel e. The state of the A weather. he was convinced, was the cause ...

... Receive, Marshal, the reiterated testimonies of mny entire esteem. (Signed) ALEXANDER. the Princess to whom the Duke of Cambridge is about to be married, is the youngest daughter of Frederick, Landgrave of Hebse, by Caroline of Nassau. She is ihe ...

... tocurland t to pass the summer. how It is uiderstood thal upon the marriage of the Hou Duke of Cambridge an Application will be made to expE Parlianieit for an increase of the Duke's incomrie. It God is urged, hovwever, that there is no necessily for 'his pow ...