... the ensuing year, WILLIAM. BRUCE, CuairMAN ——D G —— The Marquis and Marchioness of Abercorn, with their superb suit; Ladies Hamilton and Julia Gore. embarked at Donaghadee for Portpatrick on Sunday last, and landed sat% after a pleasant passage of four ...

... S. Fifty Pounds, aid of thciun for relief Sick and Indigent Room-keepers. . BIRTHS. At Phippfboro’, the 27.h ult.the lady • Hamilton M'Cay, Efq. of a daughter —ln Stihs-couri, lath' of Mr. Edward Stanley, of daa,diter. ,* nr MARRIAGE. On the 24th June ...

... children Urge (uid. To Mr. Douglas, 150,0001. Colonel Thomal, 20,0001. Mr, James, 10,0001. To Lsdy William Gordon, 10,0001. Lady Hamilton, 2,0001. and 7001. year for her life. To Sir James Montgomerie, 10,0001* Mr. Pere Elifee, 50001. Couaorfs of Duomory, 10 ...

... tf . Iron Bff, l*«i !i To Mr. Douglas, I’o I’homas, **20,000. To Mr. lames, *lO,OOO. Lady William Gordon, *lO,OOO. To Lady Hamilton, **2ooo, and *7OO year br her life. Sir James Montgomerie, *lO,OOO. To Mr. Pc re Countess of Danmorc, *lO,OOO. Lrdy Ann ...

... Lord and Lndy LcvE-n • r,L tlc. e. di, Mrs. Iv.. invi Sutton, Lad) M. lS ' ' , l.ord Erskine, Lord Bathurst, Lord and Lady Hamilton, Miss Bailer, Mr. Arbuthnot, Rev. M Bowen, Viscount and iscountess Mcrpedi, Mr. and Mrs. Drummond. From hrisimas Eve, net ...

... effected, but for management and exertions } in his klters Lord St. Ymcent, or Lord Spencer, he says, on this occasion. Lady Hamilton seemed to be angel dropt from Hja; sen for the preservation of the Royal Family. They were, indeed, unquestionably dear ...

... three per reduced, at arise to be settled, ur to have payment fur them is six mouths after the debutlive truly of peace. 7 Lady Hamilton has lisiblished a narrative of the rendered taller country, by her influesee with the of Naples, while reodeat with her ...

... breach faith, in supplying the ficct at » _) racuse, contrary te treaty. EXTR4CRVT js'Afir CAM. OP lady HAMILTON. this juncture; while found the Court September, 179l 1 went with my husband our victory the to the through France to Naples. At Paris I waited ...

... Sicily, in the midst of a storm. After 14 years sojournment on the Continent, Lady Hamilton returned with Sir William to London, where he died shortly afterwards. Lady Hamilton is one of the best musical scholars of the day, and is an adept in all the languages ...

... in the midst lifastorm. After fourteen years sojournineut on the continent, Lady Hamilton returned Sir William to Loedon, , a bete he dird sbortly aftervrards. Lady Hamilton is one of the beet musical scholars of the day, and is an adept in all the languages ...

... Island Sicily, in the midst of a storm. After fourteen sojournment the Continen , Lady Hamilton returned with Sir William London, where died shortly afterwards. Lady Hamilton is one of the best musical scholars the day, and is adept all the languages of ...

... LADY HAMILTON. The present claim of th.s Lady for remuneration, begin, excite the public u-ntton nor is Unnatural that « adv a beautiful young woman, calling on S'-nat’e for 20.0001. for political services conferred, must naturally awaken curiosity, ...