... Fromn the LONDON GAZETTE uf Dec. 5. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Diac. 5, 181S. Orders for the Court to change the Mourning for her late Majesty of blessed memory, on Sunday, the 5d of January, Y 1819. The Court to change the Mourning further on Sunday ...

... Jewry, bcy the Rev. M~r. Burgh, Mr. Johnl Nettlefold~of Hart- street, Bloomabury.to Martha,yuougest daughter of Mir. Joseph Chamberlain, of Milk-street, Cheapside. Yesterday, at Torteridge, Herts, by the Rev. J. H. Hogartla, LLJ3. Vicar of Ilarlisigmon ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE of Nov. 13. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Nov. 10. Orders for the Court's going into Mourning, on Sunday next the 14th instant, for her late Serene Highness the Duchess Dowager of Brunswick, sister to his Majesty the King of the ...

... play the Courtier as'well as he does now to play the Sovereign. They will not fail to admire his joy at the Coronation of Joseph Bona- parte, on account of the happiness of the Spanish na. tion, which was the object of all his desires ; and they may ...

... bed dut hon (lii he board? He continned in the sitnation of courier; lie dined with the servants, and not even with tile chamberlain. 1t was only dnrinf the farmiliarity of a jorniey to Mont St. Gothard that he was promoted ; and then he was only promoted ...

... Did he In that character dine at her Royal Highness's table? -L. !L did. .Have you often seen her Itoyal Highness and her chamberlain, 'eiganni, in company together?-Frequently. Did you ever see the smallest impropriety of conduct between these lndividuals ...

... ithe Chid Victorine, It wvas etio 2fyiis en a Carlo Forti Sqet q4 cqurier 04 A Diring the time that you acted as joint Chamberlain with Ber. awhat were his ?? and deportment towards her Royal !g fu r as my observatiou went r Ro iiiways diit of a respectful ...

... the asitness Kress established from her own statement. T his Chamberlain was a man worthy in his nature-a man of good and generous feeling; but still he was a Chamberlain.a faithful Chamberlain, and a courtier and having found that his attendance ii this ...

... Bartholorno Bergarni, Knight. of Malta, Baron Franineii, Knight of the Holy Sepulchlre, Grasid Master of the Order. To Joseph Hownam, Knight, in the suite of her Royal 1-Highness the Princess of Wales. MADAME DEMONTe aECALFED. By the permission of ...

... gallant Knight made his appearac on al lstheih Otpn, cbckn panied by Sir Gerard Noel, Bari. andcsoon aftersvwa sjoinid.' by Joseph Hlume, E sq. IV] P. and I ousber of other 'Gentlemen, amounting t6 severalhundreds.- Eai;s'-Gentltrmah wore a Whit6_ favour ...

... his servi~s in the pblac+6, thle tent, the hath, or did iboat,iatsah~was thusto he re*arded? Was i fihi- lse~vites I.as chamberlain or 'chafinbei-maidfi'ost violent hissing and disap.. robatloisi ? lie etruld -tell themr, as had been lately, said isy Mi ...

... hours, was almost impassable. TRts ?? HousuisorD.-We have to announce the ap- pointments of the Duke of Roxeuairs to be Chamberlain, and of Lord Hoon.tob qI ,Steward and Controller of- herrMI- Mas l od.- iZtrn11wes. We are further enabled to state, that ...