... airing to Mendon. His Majesty had sent before hand, that he might informed, as he passed, ol the health of the Duke de la Chatre. Ihe Duke de Castries, Governor of Meudon, was at the entrance of the Chateau, and gave an account to the King of the patient ...

... Augsbukgi , Nov. I.—lt is affirmed that there is no foundation for the report of a divorce having been decreed between the Duke and Duchess of Saxe Coburg. The letters from Manheim, Frankfort, &c. contain afflicting details of the inundation of the lvhine ...

... Hardwicke family possess any par- liamentary interest whatever in the town of Cambridge, which Representation may be considered clove. and unser the entire coatroul of the Duke of Rutland, whose returns both the Members. Some years back his Grace caused ...

... ne possible pretence for making them any grounds of influence in a vote of the House of Commons fur the support of the Duke. The Duke received a large and liberal allowance frum this country, althongh it might not be sv large as what was granted to his ...

... their Lordships adjourned at Nine o’Clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Chancellor of the Exchequer moved the firet reading of the Duke uf Cumbesland’s additional allowance ill. Afr. Hume objected to the reading of the Bill before to- morrow, ou the grounds that ...

... child. What ashabby figure we mike of the Duke (said he) when we seppose that the we have for his residence here is the receipe of a year! Aud if ve do this, why do we net Why do we vot take his chikd the Duke of aud educate him? But it is clear that this ...

... Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland ; and after him, to his.son, Prince George Frederick, who is the same age as the Princess there being oulv three days difference in the period of their births. The Duke of Sussex. the Duke of Cambridge, and his children ...

... styles and-titles of the deceased in the customary form. le It is anticipated, that their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Clarence, Sussex, and Cambridge (if he should arrive in time), will follow as chief mourners. All his Majesty’s Ministers and great Officers ...

... Hospital, Fharsrlay last, Mr. Treasurer Lee Legacy 0'). bequeathed the Geoi je Galloway, Esq. will h will his late K. H. the Duke of tork, inserted in another pari our paper, lhat his effects oniouut lo 180,0001. from lone tbe document it seems natural ...

... following epitaph is in Wood Ditton Church-yard, in memor y of William Symonds, game- keeper to the late Duke of Kut land, at ‘heveiry, Cambridge- shire. It is said to be written b carved on the tomb y himself. A dripping pan is Here lies the corpse, ...

... entertained of her safety. From Tuesday Gazette. This Night’s Gazette contains the appointmnet of His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge to be in Chief of the 60th Regiment ef Foot:—Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Fane to be Colonel of the Ist Regiment of Dra- ...

... :—the Mary and Betty ; George, Thomson, to Dyer’s Land ; Prince Regent, Richards, for Landon; Agenoria, Baker, for Calevtta ; Duke of G 1OU- cester, to St. Helena; and the Bonny Mao, Dutch ship, Es'y, niaster, to Bateria. the ciréumstances attendin We learn ...