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... Just published, by ColbUrn, 50, Conduit-street; • - 14 - Emoms of LADY HAMILTON, drawn 1 VAL from original, sources of Information, and•comnrising many pew and .authentic Anecdotes of various distinguished PersoAages; 'aufong whom are the King and Queen ...
... Castlereagh, for the &Ist Indies ; Susan, for the Isle of France ; Admiral Cockburn, Archduke Charles, Seringapatam, Mariner, Lady Hamilton, and Albion, for Lisbon ; Milbank, for Gibraltar ; and - Little Belt, for Newfoundland, and remain in . the Downs, with ...
... Portsmouth, to Scott, the, Commander. Cams doss from the I IC neiro and l d ies Satan, for it Cot/ Aura, Archduke C riner, Lady Hamilton, for Gibraltar ; foundland ; and remain i t. Beet of outward-hound. tt River, the Indian Oak, from the Brazils. o LIST ...
... Castlereagh, for the tidies; Sasan, for the Isle of France; Admiral Coeburn, Archduke Charles, Seringapatam, Mariner, Lady Hamilton, and Albion, for Lisbon; Milbank, for Gibraltar ; and Little Belt , for Newfoundland; and remain in the Downs, with a large ...
... by making vice familiar to the mind, the abhorrence which it ought to inspire must be weakened. Was the character of Lady HAMILTON not suf. ficiently notorious ? Or was it sought to vina• dicate her by proving the falsehood of those stories . whicirattathed ...
... seer of the Academy; Mr. T. Rhodes; and Mrs. (.rant. Just published, by H. Colburn, SCI, Conduit-street, TjEMOIRS of. LADY HAMILTON , d rawn from original Sources, and comprising. many new and authentic Ane&lotes of various Distinguished Personages ; ...
... pouttds. He iF well made in proportion to his size, and speaks. the French and Gereaau languages fluently. - The late Lady Hamilton, (whose . maiden . name was Lyons), if we may credit her new biographer, formed her first indiscreet connexion witiktiir ...
... Harrdsonaely printed i. V d. and e ritrelise'(4 with -a bieaudtritl'0 ' * Portrait, after RLoinevpriceros 6dq ds MENfEMQIRS of LADY HAMILTON, with a9 IV. illustrative. Anecdotes of many of her nmost particular d Friends aud distinguished Conternporariae . Printed ...
... Marchioness of Salisbury and Lady G. Cecil, the Earl nnd Counter of Sbefton, the Mar- quis and Marchioness of A berrorn, the Ladies Hamilton, Lord Palmenton, Lord Clive, Earl Westmoreland, Lady C. Wood and Lady Mary Kerr. The Earl and Countess of Cowper gave ...
... Marchioness of SALISBURY. and Lady G. CECIL, the Earl and Countess of SEFTON, the Marquis and Marchioness of AM:HOORN, the Ladies HAMILTON, LOld I'ALMERSTON, Lord CLIVE, Earl WEsa LAND, L'Ady C. WOOD, and Lady MARY KERR. The Earl and Countess of COWPER gave ...