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... for I'erbice. and remain in the Downs, with thel rest of lie outward-bound, us before. PoßTsnorTH, Sept. 3.— Arrived the Lady Hamilton irans- port. linn Quebec, with troops. Bussed up Channel, the Ada- r-inn:. Hutchinson, from Bombay * sailed ihe 6lli April ...
... morning board the Sir George Osborne and Aurora transports; and the 29th Regiment is now embarking onboard the Brilliant and Lady Hamilton transports, for Ireland. Five o'Chck, —The Stranger and Urania are just getting under weigh. Ka>isoate, Nov. 12.—Wind S ...
... Lonsdale, Lord Sydney, Duke of Leinster, Prince E*.e- hazy, Lord Harrington, Lord Petersham, Countess Lindofi, Lady Ryder, Lady Hamilton, Lady Glengower, Sec Her Grace the Duchess of Wellington*, Lady Monck, the Countess of Besporoogh, and a distinguished ...
... is never- ef Trafalgar was, at least, a rhymester. theless true— The following verses were written by Lin, and sent to Lady Hamilton. Ie thus introduced them. in a letter :— “ I send you a few lines, wrote in the late gale ; which, 1 think, vou will not ...
... -Remain in the Dons h' 1ay' ?? ships Severn, and Mlorida sloop of war; also the Alburv, hrihiant, Sir George Osborne, .snd Lady Hamilton, transports, still %vaiuon to take troops to freland!. DcrvioR, Nov. 11.-Arrived last night the Friend., Queit, lt- tegrity ...
... board the Sir 'George Osborne and Aurora transports; and the 29th regtment is now embarking on board the Brilliant and Lady Hamilton transports, for Ireland. Five. o' Clock. —The Stranger and Urania are just getting under way. BRISTOL,. Nov. 12.—Within ...
... his return froin.Jerusalem, by Sir W. Stirling. Mrs. Leslie Foster, by Lady Drifferin.` Miss Hamilton, by her Mother, Lady Hamilton. Miss Wigram, by Lady Wigrain. Mrs.. Cartwright, and Miss Mary Cartwright, by the Dowager Countess of Ilchester. Captain ...
... honours of his graudi besides the Scots estates in the neigh’•iriaod of Edinburgh, the Abercom properly rt * very extensive. Lady Hamilton •“'warned to the Earl of Aberdeen, and is his Her Ladyship lias also had the good j r to produce sun and heir to that Noble ...
... INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM- FEBRUARY .12. Ships entered inward—The Duke Bronte, Ripley; and Waterloo, Grittins, from Leghorn : Lady Hamilton, Pritchard, from Rotterdam; Nelly, Gibb, from Hamburgh; Pallas, Clement, from Naples; Zorgvuldigbcyd, De Sorgher; and and ...
... Plymouth, Sept, 2;—Camejn, the British Union, frora ' Edward's lsland.. ' • tr P s ' 'Portsmouth, Sept. 3.—Airii , ed the Lady Hamilton, with from Quebec. Passed up the Channel,. the ;Adarriant , ,: ii ' c ie,.. Bombay. - Sailed the Sincerity, for St. Andero‘; ...
... Liverpool; Rebecca, Faulkner, For Plymouth. Remain in the Downs, the Albiiry, Aurora, Brilliant, Sir ('ieorge Osborne, and Lady Hamilton, transports, wailing to take in troops for Ireland. Ramsgate, Nov. 9. — Sailed the remainder ofthe trade bound westward ...
... Henderson, from Bristol; Expedition. Watson, fn in Belfast; Ann, Shaw, from Sligo; Superb, Walmsley, from Grenada; and Lady Hamilton and Albury, from Cork. At Helvoct, Alert, from Porto Rico. At lb? Texel, Anna Sophia, from the Maria Kredericti, ■ ——, ...