... Meffrs. Duffy, Antill, Dotn f neiy &c. - The health of the King, the Queen and- Royal g Family, the Dukes of York, Clarene, Kent, Cum- berland and Cambridge, were drank in fucceflion with n three times three. . ,I The health of his Royal Highnefs the Prince ...

... andjames Richardfon, bookfellers in Londosnagairit the Chaucellor, Mat'. ters, and Scholars of the Univerfities of Oxfird and Cambridge. 1 his is an Appeal againltanirnjundlion granted by the Lord Chancellor againft the Appellawrs, restraining them from felling ...

... returned to Munich, and waits t( there for inifruiRions. ' E Louts XVIII. has notiried to tile Imperial Court 'the death of the Duke.D'ENGHIsN. It is not llated h what'anfwer was returned. An article in the !.Touiteur fays, that ELFIt BEY foon a after his ...

... of his MAJISTY, and continued with his MAJESTY till neat twelve. A Ihort time after his MAJFSTY, accorflpanied by the Duke of CAMBRIDGE in his poll chariot, arid followed by the Q.F EN and P.iNCEESSs in two coaches and four, took an airing to Richmond, ...

... claiing in favour of it in Holland -hefdys that peolple etere groaning under their ojrprcflions. DUKE D'EAGZHE IV. The following letter, wri ten by the Duke D'En. ghien, a fhort time before his death, to the Britilh Ali nil'er at Vienna, appears in M. Peltier's ...

... journey ; he' was in high fpirits, and converfed with the Duke of Cumber- land and his attendants. Her Majlefy and the Princeies walkcd on the Ef- planade about 12 o'clock. The Duke of Cambridge, and Princeffes Mary and Amelia, had not arrived at 4 o'clock ...

... this morning. Soon after ten o'clock his Ma- jelly, accornpanied by the Princeffes Sophia and Arne- lia, the Dukes of Cumberland and Cambridge, attended by Ladies M. Winyard and J. Thynne, Lord Hawkefbury, Generals Cartwright, Garth, Fitz. roy, and fevetal ...

... . followed in a carriage and four; Princeffes Mary and Amelia, attended by Ladies Winyard and Thvnne, followed; the Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by his Aid-du- Campstook another road, and vent byWareham,which is considerably nearer than the road taken ...

... This forenoon the ~afil .Hami, Well Ham,, Bow, a . and 5tratford Corps, are to be reviewed by his. Royal a Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge on Wanliead fBats. The rion-comnmiflioned o6ffcers eand privates of St. C George's in the Ealf, muflered in~their ground ...

... Distriat, were re- viewed on Harrow Weald Common, by His MAJESTY. They were under the command of His I` oyal Highness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE. HER MAJESTY, the PRINCESSEs, and a number of persons of the first dis7 tin diom were on the ground. The Royl' Party ...

... s-rY and the Duke of KENT, attended by Count MPNSTaR, General FITZ- ro(y, and Colonel DESBrow, walked to the Barracks, and inspested the Royal Horse Guards. Her MAJESTY and the PRINCFSSES took an airing sI carriages ajccompnanied by the Duke of SussEx on ...

... Frederick Duke of York, K. G. to be Colonel of the First Re' iment of Foot Gui'ds vice His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, deceased. His Majesty has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant- General his Royal Highness'Adolphus Frederick Duke of Cambridge ...