... T~he Duke of Kent, First Regiment of Foot 77S II 6 As Govlernor of Gibraltar - - - - 3,043 .-00 The D epe of v-CuMberland, as Colonel of the adtho -b . Regiment . - - ,08; 76 As LieutenantwGener~il on the Stzff, &Sc. 1,348 8 The Duke-of Cambridge, as Colonel ...

... granted':to' the IIQyal Dukes;' and, accordingly, I those 'Royal Dukes now. do, and lqng have,' received annual allow- ance's as follow: Duke'of Yorkl £i4,000 Duachs§ of York 4,OO- I8,O00 Duke of Clarence - X ],000 Duke of Kent - 12,000 ...

... Foot Artillery, and the 7th and'8th regiments of the German Legion, will be reviewed by their Royal Highnesses. The Duke gf CAMBRIDGE is Colonel in chief of this fine legion. The Walsingham packet, with a mail from' Lisbon, is arrived at Falmouth. She'salled ...

... seat of the Duke of DEVONSHIRE,' the air of wrbhich is uncomnonly mild, and where he will be within lhalf an hour's ride of his Office. Yesterday a Military Court of Inquiiry was held at the Duke of YoRK's Office, which was attended by the Dukes of SKENT ...

... Royal Highness is in the highest health and spirits. The company were:- The Prince of Wales Sir J. and Lady Throgmorton The Duke of Clarence and Sir R. and Lady Milbank party Mrs. Morant Lord and Lady Hertford Mr. R Heathcote Lord Yarmouth Mr. Throgmorton ...

... arrived at Handver on the s9th, at n. ight, and fixed hi-s head-tiiarters in the palace of isis f Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. G6nefal 7i Blucher, who commands the Prussiap corps stationed froma Reine as far as Fc-klenumurgh, fill for some .me ...

... of York at her lPft;. the Duike of Carn- bridge sat next to the Prince. the Duke of Ket next to the Duke of York, and ' the Lord Chancelor next to his Royal Hivhuess7. The DUKE OF CLARENCE sat at the foot of the table. It is hard- ly necessary to ...

... to-whaoms and tao Mr Ma5orGeneral Leslie, conmmasnding the harne distritd; ih the of absence of his Royal Hii'nmess the Duke of Cambridge, they ave will of course qddres4 their applieation for iustrudlibn atidorders. gisd Major-Gen; Calvert presents his ...

... reports without aruy foundation. The Duke of BpuNswicK being wounded, was obliged to be sent, to Magdeburgh, but he had not arrived there; the ground in the rear of the Prussians is open, and there- fore the Duke of fRLUN ?? was sent to a place where ...

... rage of the Dukeo f. YdrkJ and in the wis- don and persbbal courage of the Dukes 'of Cambridge, Cumberland, Gloucester, and all the othei persons, whom his Majesty and the Duke of York have selected as cam- mmanders updn the staff in these islands; and ...

... the Earl Of CARLISLE, Lord GRAN.. & VILtLE Lav~ssnm Gowaa., and Mr. HOWARD. a The Duke Of GLOUCESTER atnd suite arrived on a Tuesday evening at Trinity Ledge, Cambridge, on he a visit to the Rev. Dr. MANSELr, the Master, when the jo, whole Society were ...

... the Court there were preaent, betides her Ma. ?? Royal .Highn esses the Duke of York, tie Dile Kent, the Duke of Cumbefland, the Duke ofSussex$ the Duke of Csiubridgpem the Duke of Gl0ucester. ' Their Royl 'lrighnSeses the Princess AugutA, ...