... Elizabeth Montgomery, the Duchefs of Somerfet, Colonel Matthew Sharp, Captain Woodfyrd,'and Mr. Veitch, to,oool. each; Lady Hamilton toool. and per annum; Lock and St. George's Hofpitals 50001. each; , to General Pidon and Lord Sidmouth soool. each; the ...

... the French demand upon us, is not less than seven millions sterling. DRATII OF LADY HAMILTON.—A letter from Calais, published in the Paris papers, says, that Lady Hamilton died in that town on the 16th inst. According* to her will, her body is to be brought ...

... Literature/0 ' appear in Londo hy -. 1 m Ap,,. ..pu carleiti of which wa sup the. ascgridancy of Bttonaparte. 2nd. Memoirs of LADY HAMILTON, drawn from authuntirsTArres of information, and clmprising numerous Anecdotes of various .distinguished Personages, among ...

... the distinguished characters present were the Duke of Sussex (the chairman) her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, Lady Hamilton, the Duke .of Kent; Earl Darnley, Lord Eardley, Mr. Whitbread, &c. Besides other .ineidents which occurred during the meeting ...

... st., ,e & for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones', patern Stet- ow; and sold by T. Beitby and Co. /*mingham. LORD NEI:SON AND LADY HAMILTON. Day are published, To two Volumes Octavo, 'ricell. is _Boards, LETTERS of LORD NELSON to LADY 1414,1LT0N • with a Supplement ...