... LADY HAMILTON. This Lady has published a narrative of the set. vices she rendered to her country, by her influence with the Queen of Naples, while resident with her husband, the late Sir William Hamiltox, at that Court, the cost of which, and the losses ...

... FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES. Lord and Lady Hamilton, from Brighton, for Tunbridge Wells; J.ord Charles Townshend, for Cromer, in Norfolk; Lord Dtinrannon, on a visit to the Downger Countess Spencer, at St. Albans; Lord Northesk, for Rosehill. near Winchester; ...

... in, Gloucestershire; lord Viscount Grimttone, from Gorhambu.y, for the Duchess of Dot set's seat at Knowle ; Lord and Lady Hamilton, from Chudlrigh. in Devonshire, for Torquay, near Newton Abot ; Lord Polling lon, from a tour, to Mithley Park, near F ...

... liarl and Countess of Glasgow and family, at ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Hi.li.ies and family, ill Conduit-street, from Bath; Lady Hamilton, from Bath, i„ Baker-street; Viscount Glen. north, from his seat in I relaud ; Mrs. Rice, from Dover; and Sir George Pigott ...

... Chas. Mill, at ditto; Admiral Sir Thomas Bertie, Bart, at ditto ; Lord Gardener, at di ttd}. Admiral Wells, at ditto; Lady Hamilton, at the London Hotel, Albeinaile-street ; Mi*, and Mrs. Barrett and family, at ditto; the Earl and Countess of Buckino-ham- ...

... ?? House, in Yorkshire; Mr. a ijd Mrs.-.Cairter. for Ramsgate; Mrs. and Mi>» Lambert', for Bmadstajrt } Sir John and Lady Hamilton, for Tuubridge Welfc. ...

... LUT'tjrvr.r. MEMOIRS Ot LADY HAMILTON. The* pages inculcate a most nwfully ?? ifS* son, told in langttngcr Strang, yel elfganlly c^a t •» The author of them has tukf.* up the ppn, nH td adoru with fresh and blooming .flower' the sham \es3- brow of vice ...

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... , froti Suffolk; Lord ht. John. from Wiudsnr ; Lord St. Helens, from Windsor; Lord Guern- sey, from Sussex; Lord tuid Lady Hamilton, in Grosvenor- sq;iarc, from tite Priory; the three Ladies Thyuue, from Windsor; Sir ohn and Lady Harrington, in Berke ...

... Daniel Giles, M. P. for Youngsbury, neat; Ware, in Hertfordshire ; Sir Henry Crewe, for Calk Abbey, near Derby ; Lord aid Lady Hamilton, from Lord Castlereagb's, for Penzance, in Corn- wall ; Mr. Dickenson, from Brook-street, for Bath; Sir Edin, Hartopp, ...

... Trieste. Harwich, Nov. 4.-Arrived the Henry Freeling Packet, with a mail from Cuxhaven. ■•■ ' Cork, Oct. 31.— Sailed the Lady Hamilton transport, with artillery for Jamaica. , ■•>•«.* Ghavbrend, Nov-4. Sailed the Langlev. Byers, for Antigua ; William ...

... prominent character iv the world of itallfctttry, was the Pro* lector, to use the well-bred language of the polite circlet} of Lady Hamilton, for some y ars ; and whett his uuCte^ the late Sir William Hamilton, wanted to take abroad with him a chere amie, he ...