... I,OKI) Nrf.sov and LADY HAMILTON Thin puhrslrf'd, 2 vofs Bvo. extra Itoards, price 1«. n.f i:i ...

... 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 ...

... breach faith, in supplying the ficct at » _) racuse, contrary te treaty. EXTR4CRVT js'Afir CAM. OP lady HAMILTON. this juncture; while found the Court September, 179l 1 went with my husband our victory the to the through France to Naples. At Paris I waited ...

... DEATH OF LADY HAMILTON. From the Guzctic Frame of Jan. 21). Calais, Jan. 17. —The celebrated Emma, widow of Sir Win. Hamilton, died here yesterday. This Lady had been intimately connected with Lord Nelson. codicil Ins will, written hour before the battle ...

... LORD NELSON and LADY HAMILTON. DAY AHR PUBLISHED, lu'2 vols, octavo, price If. Is. bds. r»IHE LETTERS LORD NELSON to LADY HAMILTON : with a Supplement Interesting Letters by other Distinguished Characters ; particularly, Sir William Hamilton—Hon. Clunles ...

... 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 ...

... DEATH OF LADY HAMILTON. This lady: died last week at Calais. Her ofigin was'verv bumble, and she had experienced all ihose vicisitudes in early life which teo generally attend those femates who ...

... lIICINIOND.—To ete;atilly futnithed, and recently fitted up, an excellent Family Houle, the late refidence of Lady Hamilton, delightfully fituated near • the Bridge, and commanding exteniive views of the River Thames; containing on the ground fio,r, a ...

... ORD NELSON ann LADY HAMILTON ! Lhis day are published, in 2 vols. octavo, price boards, HE LETTERS of LORD NELSON to LADY HAMILTON: witha Supplement of interesting Let- ters by other distinguished Characters, particularly Sir Wm. Hamilton, Hon. Charles ...

... FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES. Lord and Lady Hamilton, from Brighton, for Tunbridge Wells; J.ord Charles Townshend, for Cromer, in Norfolk; Lord Dtinrannon, on a visit to the Downger Countess Spencer, at St. Albans; Lord Northesk, for Rosehill. near Winchester; ...

... DEATH LADY HAMILTON. From the Gazette France of Jan. 20. Calais, Jan. 17.—The celebrated Emma, widow of Sir Win. Hamilton, died here yesterday. This Lady had been intimately connected with Lord Nelson. By a codicil to his will, written an hour before ...