... wreath)|from a die executed after Chantry's bust, and possesses considerable relief well as delicacy. On the reverse are the arms of the kingdom on a shield, surrounded with scroll border, and surmounted with crown.— The whole of the inscription is not ...

... chased before the declaration of war was known. A change in the Cabinet had taken place, and further changes were meditated. Gen Arm* strong as Secretary at War, place of Eustis, resigned Capt. W. Jones, ofPhiiadeli succeeds the Hon. P. Hamilton, as Secresary ...

... Townfhend, Mr. Burke, Colonel Barre, Mr. Fox, Lord Duncannon, Admiral Pigot, Mr. Hopkins, the' Rt. Hon. T. Townfend, and Lord John Cavendifh. Shortly after their taking the: oaths, Luttrjcl! rofe. faid he had the other day fpoken a few in the ing the pr:fent ...

... The 2d Life Guards, under the command of Colonel Williams, was reviewed at Windsor on Monday by Maj- General the Earl of Cardigan. The regiment marched into Windsor Great Park at nine o’clock in the morning, and having formed line, received his lordship ...

... BANKRUPTS. John (’lark, Angebcourt, Throgmorto William Mon teal h. Oxford-street, linen draper John Peirce. Bedford, tailor Francis Lee Byrne. Liverpool, wine broker hard Halford, William Henry Baldock, and Snoulten, Canterbury, bankers John Edwards, ...

... Richard*, John Bcnelt, John Grattan, Henry Rickford. William Berkeley. Hon Grlmatun, Vlacount Rlppon, Cutbbert Blddulph. Robert Gulley, John Roblnaoo, Geo R Bleb, Thom** Hall, Benjamin Roche, William Blackburne. John Hallyburtoo, HooD ...

... Dragoons, to Buckingham Palace. Yesterday afternoon the King of the Belgians arrived special train from Dover at the Bricklayer’s Arms station, where he was met by Prince Albert, and Prince Frederick William of Prussia. The royal party proceeded immediately ...

... aivife about the meafures proper ] to be purfued : appears that the refult has been, that ' ought not to hefitato to take arms and the mean time fcrraething permanent is refolved on refpect- * the conduct we are to purfue, it has been decided to make ...

... Majefty a Chapel Royal; and the by his Majefty's band : ODE for the NEW YEAR, January 1, 1778. WHEN rival nations great in arms, Great power, glory great, Fill the world with alarms, And breathe the te nporary hate, The holtile ftorms rage awhile, And ...

... Hertford, for the purpose of nominating two proper persons to represent that county in Parliament. The Hon. Thomas Brand, Sir John Seabright, are the only Candidates, and it is expected they will be elected without opposition.—-Both the former Men>bers, ...

... in the neigh- Lord John Russell had long private ‘btcniew with of that citv General Essen, with the picked the Emperor of the French on uesday afternoon, lo h ™, ° nf the i'called Chevalier Gardes, is SO me time they walked arm-in-arm together m the reserve ...

... Barrington, Herrford up* R. Hale, to the rectory Thorpe Bassett, \orkshire Jtev, C P. Lawson, to the assistant curacy of St. John Church, J to the curacy of Margaret Chapel, Ttcv. C. P. Phinn, to the perpetual curacy of Coxley, Somerset ik>v W N. Koe, to ...