... in j Grosvenor-street, yesterday, from Tuhbridge Wells. The Duke of Argyle's Improvements, at InveraryI Castle, in Scotland, and at Argyle-house, in town, have conimenced. In Argyle-street, the most magni. ficent preparations are making to render that ...

... Augusta, the Princass e Elizabe'ti, the Princess Mary, the Princess Sophia, and the ?? Amnelia. -The Princess of Wales. n The Duchess of York. Princess Castelcicala. The Archbishop . of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the ...

... held a Council for receiving the Re- i ncorder of London's ieport -of the.convidis in Newgate, ts who received sentenee of death in December Session, y when his Majesty was-gaciously pleased to r-s ite theII all duringc his Royal- pleasure. .i.; His Majesty ...

... Majesty, Princesses At- i ?? ELIZA6TEK and SoPHtA,. attended bly Lady : TnyHyiKE, went to Blackheath, and dinhd with the Duchess of Baiu NSWImCK. Thley returned to the Queen's a Palace soon after six' o'clock. Tfihe Cabinet Ministers dined yestwrday with ...

... Sister, Princ'sis AMELtA, as did- also thlc QUEEN, Jd, Duchess of Yolic, and tile PFiNcEssEs. His MA- n. JFSTY goes every day regularly at thiee o'clock, aild ce stops *ith ber tili four. I 'ie Duchess of YOEkt ?? Wi bdsor yesterdaymrisrr.- Iig fiti Oaflaad§ ...

... AOE AND roar ors r le TIN',t ITS FORM ANrO vRessuVE. ' a It is with the most sincere regret that wc have to an- nounce the 'death of her Royal Highness the Dwuchesso of BiuNSWaCK, who expired last night at a qarter. past nine o'clock. Her Risyal Highness ...

... and.bk- lp, lng; Mr. Uannister-1 All's ?? Mr. liraham aas Mr: Ilyne-. , in- 'The I.nn-:on Newspaper' Mr. 13lnnister-' The Death of Nel. ,a sn,' Mr. shim.-' Admiral Bgnonw,' ir. Philippi- FIllL Bay eaf Discay,' Mr. Smith-' l1cw sweet are the flnwers, iMrs ...

... and the Master of the Horse. r Tise Recorticr of London was admitted, and made t his Report of convids under senterlce of death in Nqew- t gate; at the conclusion of which tihe Regent held an- other Council, and in addition to the above distinguish- ed ...

... ^peledt to return to England about Christmas. We ale sorry that the conyratulations presented by the City to the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESrER, did not include an allusion to their refusal of an additional stipendl from the public. Perhaps, it was 'thought ...

... Princess Elizabeth wvent to Frogrmore. The Princesses Augusta and Sophia frode on horseback. The Duchess of Yoik left this morning for Oatlands. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester left for ]3;igshot ; Sir Brent Spencer, for his seat in Buckinhlamshlire ; and ...

... Prince and Princess Esterhazy, Count and i Countess Lieven, the Foreign Ambassadors and their Ladies, 1 Duke of Argyle, Duchesses Argyle and Montrose, Count and Countess Munster, Marquis and Marchioness of Cornwallis, Lords Westmorland, Burghersh, Aberdeen ...

... Court did not break up till e-x 4 'clock. The Addresses and Presentationa wie extremely I numerous. e Wednesday the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCwSTuts after taking an airing in their carriage, walked in Ken. l sington-gardens. In the evening they, with their ...