... St. George's Hospital. The King is Patron and President of this Institution. HANOVER, FEB. 7.—His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge is confined to his room by a fit of the gout. According to the bulletin of to-day his Royal Highness had a good night ...

... 15th ult. .Advices from Hanover,of the Ist instant, give a satisfactory account of the state of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge's health; though his entire recovery, it is observed, is delayed by the unfavourable state of the weather. ' The latest ...

... know none whatever. We think that this school of Functionaries would.lay an admirable foundation for the government of the DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM. But there comes a more remote view,' i;varthy of the prophetic vision of the adipose head of the family himself; ...

... lieutenants.- C. Phibba, from Ist royal vet. bat. to - be ensign.-6th ditto. lieut. T. Duke to be captain, v Cox; ensign NV. Warrington, from 67th foot, to be lieut. v. Duke.- 7th ditto. ensign Hon. S. Hay, from 71st foot, v Moorsom ; Hon. A. Hope, v. Blayney ...

... Customs, and afterwards of the Treasury to King Charles and the Hon. and Rev. Dr. John North, Master of &Trinity College, Cambridge, and Clerk of the Closet to King Charles 11. By the Hon. Roger North; with notes and illustrations,historieal and biographical ...

... stockings, and round hat, showing himself constantly at the window of his stand, ;in conversation with the Duke of York, the Duke of Wellington, the Duke of Grafton, and other persons of distinction. The first of which was for - His Majesty's Plate of 100 ...

... their their station in Hyde Park, between the carriage road and the Serpentine River. At nine o'clock precisely his Grace the Duke of Wellington rode into the Park, attended by his Staff and several General Officers, and, after the salute, he proceeded to ...

... BANKRUPTS. B. Wisedill, Prospect-place, St. George-the-Martyr, jeweller—_.O. Ellis, Rexbrough, Yorkshire, tobacconist-J. Offer,' Cambridge, bookseller— D. Piller°, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, c4ml merchant —J.. F. Lavell, Portland-street, Walworth; chee ...

... Method of Treatment, medicinal and illetltic. By JAmits JOHNSON, M.D. of the Royal College of Physicians and physician to the Duke of Clarence. Also by the same Author, 4th Edition, greatly enlarged and improved, - The IthfLUENCIt of TROPICAL CLIMATES on ...

... materials,relating to Napoleon, previous to publishing his Life, now nearly ready for the press.-The Duke of Cumberland is on a visit to thi: Duke of Cambridge at Hanover.-The Earl and Countess of Harrowby arrived in Town on Friday, from a residence of some ...

... Lord Bexley, took their seats as his Majesty's Commissioners. The Duke of Wellington came in almost immediately afterwards in his robes; and Lord Bexley retiring to a side bench, the Duke of Wellington took his seat as one of his Majesty's Commissioners ...

... which they had in tfiefrornii,7, session, when they met a poor man named Mi Benjamiarg*rA on a bridge in Bedford, over the Duke's canal tk , - _ ---', lest ‘ he would inform of them, they strangled him, anit A * it him into the canal, where he was found ...