... Parliament for the lurpof. :His Rokai Highnefi is defirous ofgjoing ~cag. with a few dcsm'etics-; alid-would take his titl'' if Duke ?? ?? ?? His Royat Highnefs. the 'Prince of Wal's ' lately oft-, it is rephrted, atbotistfxsy ouices of blood li6 one lay, ...

... Flighrfs's grooms. T he Duke of Kent's lofs by the capture of the Diamond will amourt to fevcral thoufand pounds. ' Sir Sydney Smith has been relieved irl his flation of the coalt of Egypt,by Admiral Bickerton. The eldeft fun of the late -Duke of Orleans is arrived ...

... Pihifcefs Augufla, I) teler, Princefi ElizabethA , The Duke of York, Prinscefa Msary, Duke of Cusoberland, Princefs Sophia, Duke of Kent, Princefs Amelia, Duke of Cambridge, Duchefs of York, . Duke of ...

... to 'eonue to Europe ini. the SpnhifSa'Pi'gate Med~a;, whiclh was capfuredolF, Cadiz-: 'John Br'wnxo faid he wisborrn at Cambridge,- and is about thirty yeas of. age;_ thatl he wasa Oiln oaril. the Lady Shore at the tirrie of the mutinyas a ait 1i- dier ...

... haitles, Chandeliers, hlde'lightss,&c.' ?? ' -TE.E BALL j ' open ed ecifeiy aquarter palt Rise, bynhis *Royal Highnefi the Duke of Cambridge, and ibe, Princef of Wales; tosthe- tunegf i ,Tke WeymOatk Fete. --1'wventy couple flood up.to shefirf dance. There ...

... brewhoufe, Cafile-flreet, Long Acre, L and was, honoured by the prefence of their . Royal Highnelles the Duke and Duchefs of Y.ok, the Duke of Cambridge, and feveral I other dillinguilbied perfonages. The dinner, according to tile aria cuRom, d ought to confilt ...

... perforininpg quarantine. On Friday afternoon, the fleet bcund frr, the Baltic sailed from (r imsby Roads, under cunvoy of the Duke, re - of Kent armed ship as did a~so that bonod for Toni- is nintgen, whicibhas beei detained there someinte 'froill o rnotrary ...

... there is reafon to be- lieve, derive little confolation from his aiurance. It was yeherday report'ed, ih'at the Dukes of Xorkand Cambridge will fhiortly go to the [entinent in their military capacity. In confequence of Sir Sidney: Smith having fopefeded ...

... hold ix(elf in..readinefs to.niareb. It ?? -to be dellined for Uqnover, under the conomand of his' Rdyal Highrfefs the Duke of Cambridge. Thbe comnidaiders of fonie of 'the regimenis which lately r'eceived orders-to hold themfelves in readiners to .march ...

... ligns, whi ls ilad been takers down whies the Frerch took prifTUniqn, were put tip again. It is sifferted- that tile Duke of Cambridge- will (onn be here again. The Executive Comnrittee is difclrargeri, but the Proviricial Deputies are pro. ifrlonally ...

... Paul's with much devotion. His Royal Highne's the Duke of Cambridge and his Staff, the. Lord Mayor, feveral of the Aldermen, Common Council, and the City Officers, went in proceflion to the choir ; the Duke of Cam.. bridge and the Lord Mayor walked together ...

... therefore, that it will be agreeable for the country to learn, that it is our intention to devolve upon our Prince the Duke of Cambridge, as foon as he can fet off from hence, the ?? of whatever relates to military affairs in our German States; and in relation ...