... of thefe was done, is not the fault of Lady Hamilton; the opportunity might have been offered. Secondly, the Britith fleet under my command could never have returned the fecund time to Egypt, had not Lady Hamilton's influer--e with the Queen of Naples ...

... happened, ;addreffed hirnfelf to this deponent, and faid---,4 I am dying, Doer: remember me to Lady. Hamilton — remember me to Horatia. Tell Lady Hamilton, I have made a and het ..tod Horatia a legacy to my country. And this deponent 4, that the - deceafed ...

... proprietors of the Highgate archwor pole giving a fplendid fubterraneous entertainment in the courCe of the prefent month. Lady HAMILTON, and a long lift of fathionables, arc espaled to be invited. Mrs. BILLINGTON, and the choral throng, will be put in requifition ...

... RESIDENCE, Rich- ?? be LETT, elegantly Punished, nnd re- cently fitted up. anexeellent FVMILY HOUSE, the late re- sidence of Lady Hamilton, delightfully situated ne .r the Pri Isje. and commanding extensive views of trie River Th ones, contain- ing, on the ground ...

... th e pastime till four o'clouk. Among the company present were— The Countesses Clarimond, Dalton, and Castle Stuart ; Ladies Hamilton, Strong, I I unlock, and Meredith ; the [lon, Mrs. Moon, Mrs Sheridan, and Nliss Torkihgtoo. Colonel i and Mrs Nl.C.lttod ...

... were the pastime tillfour o’clock. Among the company present were— The Countesses Clarimond, Dalton, nml Caslle-Sluart; Ladies Hamilton, Strong, Hunlock, and Meredith ; the Hou. Mrs. Moon, Mrs. Sheridan, and Miss Torkinglon; Colonel and Mrs. M'Cleud, of ...