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... HUTCHINSO.N, in the Delaware, from Su• rinam for Boston, iu distress. PLYMOU FU, OCTOBER 7. Sailed yesterday the Julia. Lady Hamilton, Emtha, and Queen, transports, fur c)lebec, with stores. Came in the Liberty, EvAprs ; Francis and Harriet, OTTWAY ; and ...
... Duke and Duchess of Bedford, Duchess of Manchester, Lord Dillon, Lord and Lady Ponsonby, Lord Clifford, Lady De Grey, Lady Hamilton, Lord C. Bentifick,.Lady Harrington, Lord G. Cavendish, Lord Folkstope, Lord Paulet, Lady Pomfret, Lord Say and Self, ' ...
... ?? 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 ...
... that kingdom, that file became a great favourite with both, and particularly with the latter.— The fritndlhip between Lady Hamilton and our great Naval Hero, Nclfon, too well known to need any record in this place. is, however, much to be regretted that ...
... the MILFORD, vii.—Charlotte 105, Rose 425, B: iton 93, Anacreon 173, Alexander 182, Bulmers 4GO, Regalia 559, Ocean 400, Lady Hamilton 392, Arethusa 516, Sally 3C6, and the 302.—Wind W. ...
... Cuttle Mill, tl.e parish Paulcrspury. DIED.] On the th instant, in Lower Grosvrnor street, London, aged ...
... jugglers. Lord Nelson's Cockswain. — When the hag- gage of Lady Hamilton had beeu landed at Palermo, Nelson's cockswain was very active in conveying it to tlie Ambassador's hotel. Lady Hamilton addressing the man, presented iiim witli a moidore. and then ...
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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 ...
... Jamaica, was boarded on Ore Sd February off Si. by two Schooner Privateer, which plundered her ot sit lier provider, the Lady Hamilton. froso Liverpool to New Orleans, had been previowly Wondered by the some Privateers. • The Vrow Evuelitia, Nap, lions Colats ...
... 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, ...