... United States. The Bishop of Quebec, bv Mir. Wi.dham, upon his arrival in this cousnr', from Ame- rica. Mr. Rlohenherd, Chamberlain to the Duke of f Brunswick, by Earl Spencer. Nir. Freemnani-, upon beinsg appoloited one of the Secretaries to the Treasury ...

... undcea- Jtise ph Bonaparte. LDriers' Aid-du-C-amp 'and Secr~etary~ are hai boatrd, -being charged wasih dispartches fur K' am I Joseph. The revenue and ?? %Vere .all -cudleeted aut z EBuenos Ayrrs, and intended to be shipped, They say; for- I *Spuun, for the ...

... Riyal I0i-liniiss Augusta icrhess of BrauiisxivcK, to tlim gistat grief of all Tle Roval Famlily. thvii filloes tle Lord Chamberlain's Order for the U Cdurt to gl ?? Mourning, as in tie preadhing wi,,,e.J *v The,1eF tlaI' Order for a grnersul MairafinJii ...

... e inl Parliament, ,as unani- unsalmesly chosen to succeed to the otfice. Mr. AlderI daman ,Johs, N. Silver, was chosen Chamberlain; Air., John Fligh't, and Mr. Win. Btitt, Bailifis. An ele- inid goat dinnier was provided at St. J ohn's House, served ile ...

... BidropWelarmotiu, u t Aolnk Wetartouth, and thieir vicinity. CmtLToRq-ttOiEt, OcToBrn t i9. t This day the Cootr de Byland, Chamberlain of hia i t]d-smY the KingoOf the Netherlands, had a private F nauience of the IPrince Regent, to deliver a letter, I notifyittg ...

... Lordship this day took the oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, instead of the Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRIL, 29. Notice is hereby given, that His Majesty will hold a Levee at Carlton House, on Wednesday the 10th ...

... the maonners of Berginmi which inade it ig. disagreenbin tii you a.s at gentleman tot shanre w itit bin Od the.dtities of Chamberlain ? Ott the contrary, lie wtts Il earal tienive'to Inc. tie woold Itave handed icr Iue dovrn st2ils withI it candle if I lv'oaltl ...

... sto'ne, eightnen timilths' imprisonment, and tls enter into rprttgniminee for good betaviolr foir n venr. John Denlis and Joseph Jcirktvy, for ;lcts of pinuthirg at Eletltean,' telve ouinth ?? Sotergeon, ftirsteibij int Alfrislon a chirt; the 1)ro-perty ...

... take, according to die Civil List Report of 18316, much of the furniture at the Pavilion had been paid for by the Lord Chamberlain. not out of the Civil List. Mr. ,Peel said, that this Bill did not apply to per- s soual or Crown property ; it only regarded ...

... Wote., R.N. of a son |v t Mlauled, on W1 elnesday lest, at Portsca, Ir. vau Joseph Warmingsou, of fueaderihall-street, I Endon, ElC to FElizn Gua'r, eldest daughter of Pir. Joseph Hor Pu,,ert ees. sey 0.sier, Portseai. lottc lzieu, yese-itty 'day e'nnihi ...

... arrived frees Rio~ ?? eiro', with dispatches of imsportatice from Camillto- d~ote Sir Thomas Hardy, Bare 1K.C.B. rindI Henry. Chamberlain, E3~s. his Majesty ' Consiul-Geeseral at tile Jlcazlls_',lWe on eerstand thes11 isptchies froml Sir Tlsoa. Hardy relate ...

... Mri; Page, at in advanced period of life. iso Died, it, this City, onl Saturday last, suddenly, A- its. Russell, wife at Mir. Joseph Russell, Baiter. Py Died, inl thils CitY, on IMonday last, Mary Anne, daughter of Air. IV. Pagej of Goidlianger, Essext. Er ...