... ; 421. John Wagner; Doctor R.'Dinsdale; Earl of Lothian, 12. Henry Thornton, esq.; Samuel Gist, esq. ; Mrs. More, 29. Lady Hamilton ; Sir W. Skeffing,ton ; Lord Seaforth, 37: Mrs. Lorimer ; Duncan Campbell, esq. ; 44.,' Rev. Claudius Buchanan; James Ahier ...

... Booksellers to his Majesty, Pall-Mall; or to Mr. Mahon, Book- seller, Dublin, at the original Subscription. Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton! This Day are published, in 2 vols. Bvo. extra boards, price I_. ls. THE LETTERS of LORD NELSON to LADY HA MILTON; with ...

... long robe couveive it to be the latter, ead their uu- jortunate clients believe it to be the former, Two portraits of Lady Hamilton buve been tately Ju one she adm'tted into the gallery of the Louvre. is drawn en sibyl/e; in the other, she is pleying ...

... things, a complacent conviction that the elegant of Londun. ‘aris will never follow the example of the fashionat _ DEATH OF LADY HAMILTON. Frem the Gazette de France of Jan. 20. Caras, Jan. 17.—The celebrated Emma, widow Sir Wm. Hamil: died here yesterday This ...

... to Tavern, M eelebrate the day bya public dinner at the Fountain have heen ajor Halford and Capt. Hart The celebrated Lady Hamilton died afew days since at Calais,‘and was interred on Satarday. last in-the old cemetery of the Catholic Church at that place ...

... Admiral confirmed all the legacies which . he had made, as well to Lady Hamilton, as to his daughter, Horatia Nelson. This letter was here with Lady Hamilton. The remains of • Lady Hamilton are to be carried, according to her last request, to England.' ...

... of Trafalgar, be confirmed all the legacies he had made to her Ladyship. This document was found in the possession of Lady Hamilton : and, pursuant to her last request, her body will be conveyed to England. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. NEXT FRIDAY WILL BE ...

... demand indemnification for their losses. Death of LadV Hamilton. A letterfrom Calais, pulished the Paris Papers, says, that Lady Hamilton died in that town the 16th instant. According to her Will, her body be brought to England lor interment. A final Meeting ...

... ineut' chifibeter the-world of gallautry, - was Protector,' to use the well-'bred language 'of the polite CI - nit:, of 'Lady HAMILTON, for' some years, and his uncle the late Sir Witt-tau to take abroad ?with a there arnie, he recomthentkd the Lady' ritli ...

... Assistant Administrators of the Mazarine Library. He was thti author of Aline, and several other light pieces. - • DEATH Or LADY HAMILTON. hum the Gazette de France tif Jan. 20. 40a1z., Jan. 17.-- 7 The celebriAed Emma, widow of Sir Wm. Hunilton . , died here ...

... pension, reverlible to his two daughters. A Paris Paper, under the head Calais, January 17, says, that the celebrated Lady Hamilton died oulhe preceding day in that place. We have reason, believe,” says Morning Chronicle yesterday, that the Duke Wellington ...

... prominent character in the world of gallantry, was the pro/et/or, to use the well.bred language of the polite circles, of Lady Hamilton, for some years, and when his uncle, the late Sir William Hamilton, wanted to take abroad with him a chere 'amie, he r ...