... wished to ex- tend the establishment ofthe Princess of Wales ; and her Royal Highness is made to say in reply, through Lady Hamilton, that nothing would satisfy but the full restoration of her rights, and apartments in Carlton House. The Grand Jury of ...

... prominent character in the world of gallantry, was the Protector, to use tbe well-bred language of the polite circles, of Lady Hamilton for many years; and as his uncle, the late Sir Wm. Hamilton, wanted to take abroad with him a chere amie, he recommended ...

... returned from Paris ; lie re- tires from tli.- sta^e at the end oop. p the season. A private letter trom Calais states, that Lady Hamilton will shortly pay a visit to the hyme- neal altar, hand in hand with a French Count. On Wednesday the Old Bailey Sessions ...

... Duchess of Somerset, 10,0001. independent of th.c Duke.— Countess of Diinmore, 10.0001. — Lady Ann Hamilton, 10,0001 -Lady Hamilton, 5001. per arm. and 10001. By a former codicil it stood 10001. per arm. and 20001.— Gen. | Charles Crawford, IO.OOOI.— ...

... almost unheard of on such occasions. When the baggage of Lady Hamilton had been landed at Palermo, Nelson's cockswain was very active in conveying it to the Ambassador's hotel. Lady Hamilton addressing the man, presented him with a moidore, and then ...

... the turnpike next Lord Holland's grounds, where the horses were fortunately stopped, and where the Duke alighted unhurt. Lady Hamilton has published a narrative of the services she rendered to her country. by her influence with the Queen of Naples, while ...

... Buckinghamshire. She i? ?? ?? estates l>y her grandson, the present EarlnfftTi ' : shire.— ln Lower Grosvenor-street, ?? Lady Hamilton, widow of Gen. Sj r ?? ,ht H mi jindaunttoSirGflbi-rtHcathcote.— luhwi-thv. Everard Vincent, 'Jd son of the lav Sir 1■ ...

... summer. Besides the Scots estates in the neighbourhood /Edinburgh, the Abercorn property in Ireland isvery extensive. Lady Hamilton is now married to the Earl of Aberdeen, and is his second wife. Her Ladyship has had the good fortune to pro- duce a son ...

... Lauderdale. Died.— At Edinburgh, l.ieut. Ocn.th - Rt. Hon. Frasri Lord Seaforth, Baron Mackenzie of Kintail.— At Cato Lady Hamilton, widow of -ir Wm. Hamilton. This ladf'i varied and eventful life hjs rendered her an object ?? rest in other countries ...

... Paternoster Row. Sold by Dingle, Deck, Rackham, and \ Ingram, Bury; and all booksellers in town and country . Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton ! ?? Day are published in 2 vols. Bvo. pric-' 11. Is. boards, frSMIE LETTERS of LORD NELSON to 3 3 LADY HA MILTON: with ...