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... BIRTHS. V o i 20. At Priors, in Essex, the Lady Hamilton, of the 3d guards, I{,^' ' 5. At Dumfries, the wife of William Marchfield, a son and heir. n Dublin, the Lady of D. S. Ranaldj *'Ckson, Esq. of Blairhall, a son. joi-.p Balbirnie House, the ...
... BIRTHS. V o i 20. At Priors, in Essex, the Lady Hamilton, of the 3d guards, I{,^' ' 5. At Dumfries, the wife of William Marchfield, a son and heir. n Dublin, the Lady of D. S. Ranaldj *'Ckson, Esq. of Blairhall, a son. joi-.p Balbirnie House, the ...
... Clark. A catalogue is circulited many thousand Original Letters, which are offered to sale by the persons to whom the late Lady Hamilton improvidently confided them as materials assist in compiling a life Lord Nelson. They offer a rich treat to those who delight ...
... Caroport, was to sail in a few days after the Planti a line, Randall, from Davie's Cove, have arrived genet. at Lucca. • The Lady Hamilton and Admiral Cockburn ,The sloops Kioty and judy, Buckanan, from tranapints, from this island, arrived at. Nassaii, Montego-Bay ...
... Lady Harr'ct ?? Sir Tti-nias and Lady Hardy; Lady Oitaviartaw ; Lady Caroline l.auib; the Ladies Th\nne; Sir Edward ul-id Lady Hamilton; L»rd Vi_coQ»t A p. ley; Countess of Ua. hurst, nnd Lady Genrgi-ina ?? • Ct.uutess of Harrowby, and Lady Susan Ryder; Capt ...
... West -India regiment, under the command of Brevet-Major Reynolds, arrived from Naisan, N. P. •in the Admiral C•ckburn and Lady Hamilton trangrorts. Of the East end, on Monday afternoon, the Katherine Anna encountered a tremendous gale of wind, which lasted ...
... terms, a lew GENUINE PICTURES, by English Artiri-, Romiiey, Nortl.coir, Want, Smirk.-, Clarke, &c. A beautiful Portrait of Lady Hamilton, and a very highly finished Picture of Same and Dogs by Ward. Also a'few Specimens of the old Masters, Te'iii.-rs, Vandervelde ...
... afew genuitte PiCTUritES, by Eng- lish Artists :-Romney, Northcote, VWard, Snsirke, Clarke, &c. A beautiful Portrait of Lady Hamilton, and a very highly finished Pidture of C(atue- and Dogs, by Ward. Also a few Specimens oftheold Mlasters, 'ITenier§, Vangoyen ...
... a few GENUINE PICTURES, hy Knglisii Artists, Romney, Noriheote, Ward, Stnirke, Clarke-, fie. A beauiiful Portrait nf Lady Hamilton^ :n;d a very higiilv iinislied Picture of fiaoie and Dogs, by .Ward. Also afew Specimens of the old Masters, Teniers, ...
... that month by two piratical schooners, and rob. bed fire-arms, gun-powder, and some provisions. On the 4th spoke the ship Lady Hamilton, from Liverpool, bound to New Orleans, and learnt that she had been previously boarded by the same schooners, and plundered ...
... tlie schoonere, one them having fired several shots into her. On the followiog day, Captain Marjoribanks spoke the ship Lady Hamilton, from Liverpool to New Oilcans, and learn: from her commander, that she had pieviously been hoarded by the schooners, and ...
... schooners, one of them having tired several shots into her. On the following day, Captain Marioribanks spoke the ship Lady Hamilton, trout Liverpool to New Orleans, and learnt her commander, that she had previously been boarded by the same schooners, ...