... THE FUTURE QUEEN OP ENGLAND. The English public will be happy to learn that the Princess Victoria is accomplished in a degree quite extraordinary for her age. She speaks with fluency and elegance nearly all the modern European languages ; is a very fair ...

... of England, Queen Denmark, grandmother of Frederic IV, and the present Holstein, and also of the dethroned King Sweden (Gustavus Adolphus,) of the Elector of Hesse &c., that the family of the last named claim from Louisa of England, Queen Denmark, as ...

... accession, and particularly t«e coronation, of the King, was too closely allied the most painful part the proceedings against the Queen, produce joyous effect might have been anticipated. But, if Majesty did not receive his crown amidst perfectly unanimous c ...

... in Hanover, ami on the death of his present Majesty, the Duke of Cumberland would become King Hanover, and the Princess Victoria Queen of these realms The Duke of Cumberland would claim the office of Regent as his riiiht • and Mr. Pitt had contended that ...

... Pkiscbss Victoria, Lives of remaukable youth of BOTH SEXES: Forming the Ist Volume of the Juvenile Library, and comprising, beside,eight Llvi», that of Sir Thomas Lawrence. N.B. The volume is eniln'llished with PorfraiT* of Her Highness the Victoria, Sir ...

... united people, King William IV.”—(Loud applause.) Song, Dr. Smith, God save the King. Queen Adelaide.”—(Cheers.) Tuna—Here’s health to all good l.iS'ies. Princess Victoria, ami the rest of the Royal Family.” The Loro May *h next announced the health of a ...

... to leave the laws of the country in their former state. The main point which Ihe Bill was directed related to the Princess Victoria, who was now twelve years of age, but who, his Lordship said, could not preside over the affairs of the country, till she ...

... observed, introduced the Lord Chancellor on Monday niijht, but excited no immediate discussion. The guardianship of the Princess Victoria, and the Regency, in case of the Royal demise, are both to lie vested in the Mother of the Royal Infant, the amiable and ...

... excluding from the Throne all possible issue of the King by any marriage after the death of the present Queen in favour of the Princess Victoria. It was possible that her present Majesty might die, that the King might marry again, and have issue, and ...

... Majesty's .Ministers, t!.e Mansion-House. The Lord Mayor, immediately upon the removal the cloth, pave The Kinp,” ‘‘The Queen,” “The Victoria, and the rest of the Royal Family.” His Lordship then proposed •• The health of the Lord Chancellor England.” The Loud ...

... Rj,,. don ; Lord Dunc.tnuon, Cidcf Coimnissioner id Woods and Forests. THE QUEEN*S DRAWING ROOM. *Thursday's w,s the first Drawing Room hel Queen of England since the time Queen Charlotte it was held in celebration of her Majesty s birth-day. The uttendame ...

... previous to the news of the taking of Lisbon, and agreeable, no doubt, to the wish of our Government to recognize Donna Maria as Queen of Portugal, will probably produce some important, change in the ulteiiox determinations ot the Admiral. It appears certain* ...