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... foundation -and as, false as all the former accusations of the traducers ef her Royal Highness's honour in the year 1806c Lady ?? Hamilton is further commanded to say, that dignified silence would have-been the line of conduct the Princess would have preserved ...
... atn a dead man, Hardv, said he: a I am gaing fitst:-it will be allovgrwith me soo h (snme snearer to me. Let my dear Lady Hamilton tl .have my hair, and all other things belonging t9 me. n }ardy obseried, that he hoped -Mr. Beatty could ygt'hold out ...
... lsad of all tookheiins. a. t eauchan'rts complete His- toryof trhe Camnaigosin Fra ceand theNetherlands. 2. Me- ninlrsoo Lady Hamilton. 1. Rhoda a novel by the ingenious Atihor of Things hy their WigPt Names, and Plain Sense. 4. 11lenoiirk and Correspindence ...
... board. MI oay. Arrived the Desire, Cullen, from Oporto; Eliza, Hutgelinjas, from Gibraltar; the Aekley Hall, Simpson; Lady Hamilton, Appleby; and Agincourt, Forenman, all from Gibraltar, lost from Lisbon,.. The re- mainder of the fleet are passed np Chanuel ...
... &c. and arrived at D llESDEN at one o'clock - in the morn- ing ?? 14 Returned to PA- 'RI Sat 4 pastl I atnight ?? 18 Lady Hamilton has published a narrative of the services she rendered to her country, by her influ- ence with the Queen of Naples, while ...
... scilowler Exch.atige, Ashton, rrow Lane- erotie, bound to London, itb barilla, in 30days. On tile 8th it'Si: siioae thle ship Lady Hamilton, Pritchard, froan Conk, with troops for Jamaica, in lat. 3a, 47, loun. lii, 15. DEVO.VY a4 E?XET91 hO0SPITAL, Nov. 28.-a ...
... Africa of the state of tIhe plaguae were very un- favourable, the Governor had contiilned -the restrictions. The Wyton, Lady Hamilton, and D)efence transports, fiom Cork, with 27th iegt. on board', lid arrived at Gibraltar after a passage of 13 drys. Tlie ...
... corps has e -Jmilj~l 0 l Win at their own expense in Westminster . a monunument to his ?? 31st ultat : arth l'kt Dowager Lady Hamilton Dalrymplel On the !c t5 South Shields, aged .59, Mrs Jane Robson, * gr esteemued -A4t thre sanme place, aged '10, Mr m ...
... minent character in the I world of gallantry, was the Protector, to use the a well-bred language of the polite circles, of Lady Hamilton, for some years, and vhelie his uncle the late Sir William Hamilton wanted to take abroad with him a chere amnie, he r ...
... 0 In consequence of an erroneous paragraph having appeared in someoftlie.public papers, relative to the in. terment of Lady Hamilton, atCalais, we are authorised to state, that her body wa9 not refused christia;n burial on account of her religion, as has ...
... arrived at Ma- deira the 18th ult. in eight days from Portsmouth, and sailed the following day for South Americas The Lady Hamilton, . Borodino, London, and Defiance transports, arrived at Madeira. 20th ult. in 10 days from Cork, and sailetd on the 2*d ...
... inbank notes, was tried before Mt. Justice- Wood,-.aLthe Old Bailey, and found 'Uilty. - The offence is not capital - . Lady Hamilton-The eventful life of this cele- brated woman is closed, the folowing account of her- death is extracted from the Gazette ...