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... their Royal Highneires the Dukes of , YORK, KENT, and CUMBERLAND, his Serene Highnefs the Prince of ORANGE, the Archbifhop of CANTERBURY, the Bilhops of LONDON and Cuss.. TER, the Algerine and Swedifh Ambaffadors, the Duke of PORTLAND, Earls SPENCER, ...
... ; that it is big. ger than a great round target ; and that it is/ea/ins. abk, teothfomr, and meat. SLVCULAA OCCURRENCE. CAMBRIDGE, DEC. 29. All are fill of horror and, And dreadful e'en Malec of the night. Davue ti. I have known a bell intruduccd ...
... Majesty held a grand Council at. St, James's Palace, which was attended by their . Royal Highnesses. the Prince of Wales, Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, and Portland; the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the Lord Chancellor, the Chancellor ...
... AND OILMAN, To their Imperial and Molt Faithful MAJESTIES, And to Their Royal Hightails, , The PRINCE WALES, The DUKE of YORK, ' The DUKE of CLARENCE, The DUCHESS of CUMBERLAND, &a. AT HIS ITALIAN AND FRENCH ...
... Bedford, Smith Leicefter, Gregory Blandford, Simmons -, Bury St. Ed. Dingle Lewes, Lee Cheltenham, Kirwan! . Mancheiter, Lynch Cambridge, Modgfon Margate, Rowe Canterbury, Simmons. Newbury, Fuller Carlille, collie Neweattle, Walker Cheßer, Poole and Son Norwich ...
... . ; The dioa ghili..s of the flage are now likely to fink into infignificancei in comparrifon ol the nterty , Abler of, Cambridge. The, former tend Only to snake night hideous ;',' while the latter, although they I/lake:come fools of nature,', never ...
... His Royal Highneft the Prince of WALES, his Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK, his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLARENCE, his Royal Highnefs the Duke of KENT, and his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CUMBERLAND, having taken their refpeaive places, as ufual, at ...
... Sam. Cornifh, F.fq. ohn• Brithane, ,Efq. Charles Wolfeley, E fq. Sam. Grantfon Gc•edall, Efq. and his Royal Higlinels WI.I. Duke of Clarence,. Adinir.ds of the Blue, to be Admirals Zit the White. . Rob. Linzee, Efq. Sir James Wallace, Knt.. Win. Pecre ...
... deserving - his bounty), with soup made of beef and dce venison, with rice, herrings, and vegetables, twice a week - . The Duke of Ancaster has given three fat oxen, and a proportionate quantity of bread; to the poor oi ganThani and Swinstead. The Chester ...
... Regiment, fur disobedienc e of orders. Colonel Mair, President ; W. M. Nissilag, Esq. Judge-Advocate. Tire minutes are sent to the Duke of York. The sentence cannot be published until approved by His Majesty.--*Portsinouth Telegraph. NOR wIC le.—The house of ...
... to hoisadiPlag in the Channa Fleet .-- - Capt. C4ARLE,S LANE, of SanYsidro 'Ship, is appointed tel • the command of The Cambridge of War . , the - Guard Ship at PIN' mouth, in the toOni•of Capt.. WrckEY, 'promoted to the rank of Vice Admiral of the -Blue: ...
... LONDON. The Xing, yesterday morning, accoinpanied by the Duke Of Cumberland and his royal attendants, rode to Ascot-heath, where, being met by the Earl of Sandwich aad a number of sportsmen, a deer was turned out, for the day's diversion. AdMiral Sir ...