... their Grand Masters and-Chamberlains on horseback. 'fhle carriages and six horses of their Imperial and Royal Maiesties. After their Majesties' carriages followed, on ]orse. back, the Prince De Ligne, representing the Grand Chamberlain ; the Prince De Kaunitz ...

... all -he Ruissiashad an audience of'4eave, of her Majesty: . : o which he was introduced. by the Etarl of Morton,' -Lord Chamberlain to,'her Majesty,. and ?? by: 'thq iteri'of the Ceremonies.' ' ' 'BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. ^ Jamea Webb, of Warrington, Lancaster; ...

... M. De Brantzen, Minister Pleni- potentiary front his Majesty the King of Holland- tVL Verhuell, Councillor of State and Chamberlain to tlbe Kcing of Holland. M. Meyer, Cideva~ nt Minister in France. M. Mysp sen, Consul fi omn Holland at Algiers. Their ...

... ?? az,,. Joseph Bell and Riebtird Atkinson, (f Bow- lane, ?? az, Robert Corney, of New Gravel-lane, slopseller. - CERTIFICA1'ES-MtitcII 15. Daniel Ferguson, formerly of Greenock, s Ulg-owner-George Alien, of Fenchlurch street, ?? Chamberlain, ,of Wisbech ...

... J!ItMO2V I ?? Yesterday being MTdidsumnler-day, 'P Common m HI.Il was held at Cujildhali, for the ele oft of 'i -ts, Chamberlain, and other ofilcers unei' ,, f 9Qv on that day., The names of the severa vttai- tl ?? O have noterived the ?? of S heriff ...

... When was the witness nmarried, where, and to ii. whom ?-A. I was married about 34 or 15 years ago h.. at Pancrass, to a Mr. Joseph Clarke. al 9. Is your husband now living ?-A. I don't know. d Q. Did not the witness swear herself a widlow ?- !dA. No, I ...

... pre. seated her dauglters to him, when the flame of a wax candle caught tile drapery of a window curtain. Count bamanoir, Chamberlain oftheEmperor, and many other offtcers, who were near him, endeavoured to tear off the curtiins, but the game got higher ...

... been made 'over by'the tnmperor to Marshal Mirm 6ht fir the :support of the. Army of Portqgal. This arrangement has reduced Joseph! 'Bonaparte to the greatest 'distress, as the pro. dace of that country was all that he had to depend up- on, and'he was actlally ...

... BRITAIN A/)ND ZLRELAND. HIOLTSE OF LORDS, .JiNl ZZ,. 'The House met about two o'clock. The Marquis of Hlert- ford (Lord Chamberlain) announced the appointment of Sir Thomas Trrwhitt, Knight, to the Oflice. of Gentidmah Usher of the 'Black Rod; and Sir ...

... r, Chamber- Issin, and Law Officers, attended. We also noticed the following Aldermen :-Ald. Combn , Thombas Smith JTohTn Joseph Smith, Doniville, Wood, Goodhehere, Aq ygate, and an unusually, large attendande of the Members of the Common Council. Mr ...

... Josrpa and Jraows PO NAYARTIZ, it appears, were a- travelling under escoits, supposed to be destined for '- the Isle of Elba. JosEPH however contrived to escape, Is and is said to have reached Switzedland. a- le It is now confidently reported, that the Allied ...

... has been accepted bi the French people. :The Grand Chamberlain caused a .table to be brouachl in front of the .th6ne. on which the, Aft %vis plsced. The Chancellor delivered a pen to Prinice Joseph, WhO ytresented-it toa the Emperor, and i aet ~e his ...