... Anne,. of the 1st class, Knight Grand Cross of the Prussian Orders of the Black and Red Eagle, Grand Cross of the Order of St Joseph of Wurtzburg, Knight oflthie . Order of St Hubert of Bavaria, of that of the Gold I Eagle of Wurtemberg, and many others; ...

... Norway and ie Sweden, several ships had arrived at Copenhagen tsfrom Norway'; on board one of them was the Nor- r-wegian Chamberlain, Colonel Broker, and the well fa known Professor Swerdrup, President of the late Diet. f His influence over Prince Christian ...

... Brandenburgh, are to be put in motion on the l5th'Oetober, ti to arcupy Savany. - - o A On tbe. 8th inst. Prince Kotousky, Chamberlain of.the Emperor of Russia, his Envoy Extraordinary and Minister w Plenipotentiary, quitted Turin,, to rep&i to-Vienma. t ...

... Grand Duke of Luxemburgh, had as- dirnce of her Majesty; to which he was introduced by Earl Morton, her Majesty's Iord Chamberlain, and conducted by Roasert Chester, Es.q Asq4stant-;Master of the Ceremronies. TlIis day Monsivy3r de Freire, Minister P ...

... dated as above. Lieutenant A. Macdougall, t from half-pay of the regiment; dated as above. p f 20th Ditto-Troop Serjeant Major Joseph Holmes to be al e Regimental Quarter-Master, vice Edwards, deceased; dated e as above. I 1st DittozLieutenant T. R. Fawcett ...

... above. 82d Ditto-Arthur Brown to be Ensign, by purchase, vice French, promoted; dated as above. f 84th Ditto-Major Michael Chamberlain, from the half- s pay of the ] st provisional battalion of militia,to be Major, vice Locke, who exchanges; dated as above ...

... mns the Empire has beepi accepted by the French C napeople. New acclamations were heard. fron I we every part. The Grand Chamberlain having 1-i ig- carried before the throne a table, upon which t ea. was placed the additional[ Act to the Constitu- g to ...

... pro ver be out sho the will I P By the Emperor. Tlhe Prince Arch-Chancellor, CATUBACErCrES. ted His Imperial Highness Prince Joseph noticed Do an error in drawing up the list which ad just been read. The members of thie Imperial Family being, by the act ...

... * Napoleon is gone to lHavre, where he is to embark for England, accompanied by Prince Jerome, Prince Joseph, a first Equerry, a first Chamberlain, and two valets de chambre, &c. General Drouet wished to follow the late Empe- ror. There is a report of ...

... cotarse cease, e after the Christmas quarter. Of these the chief a S.are-n s. The EarMof Morton, Lord Chamberlain h Edward Desbrowe, Estlq Vice-Chamberlain is Earl Harcourt, Master of ?? Major-Gererai Taylor, Treasurer and Secretary . Y Sir-Henry Campbetl ...

... T-he exchange on London was in proportion. The dr- ?? of bank paper still continued. lqpesrs from our private letters, that Joseph Bonaparte, L4 Or -asrne purpose of negociation, had quitted 'te: ii setlers in the province of 'i'exas, and was expected 4otn ...

... New South Wales. L.22,389 for the civil establishment of Sierra Leone. L.22,000 for the Penitentiary House, Millbank. Sir JOSEPH YoaRKE saidl, this establishment had already cost the public L.600,000, merely for the purpose of keep- ing many persons in ...