... each, or any numbers separately, at 2s. 6d. This work may also be read at all respectable Libraries. SIR:JOSHUS REYNOLDS—LADY HAMILTON. - In a few Days will be published, ASUPPLEMENT to the MEMOIRS of the Life, Writings, Discourses, and Professional Works ...

... for interment. The deativol Lady Hamilton has 'occasioned another example of French intolerance, similar to that which occuron the decase of Mademoiselle Raneourt.---It eems that in the village near CalaiS, Where Lady Hamilton died, there was no Protestant ...

... frightened. The death of Lady Hamilton bas, it is said, occasioned another example of French intolerance, similar to that which occurred on the decease of Mademoiselle Raucourt. It seems that in the village, near Calais, where Lady Hamilton (lied, there was no ...

... Sir George and. and Lady Boyer, Colonel and Lady Anne Chad, Lady Isabella Farnour, Mrs. Ashhurnhani, sir Macpherson, Lady Hamilton, Lady Stewart, Lady Cransfone, Lady Monson, Lath ..c.,ve, Lad) Nightly, Sir Christopher Baynes, Hun. Captain and Mrs. Dawson ...

... arid-Sheffield. Large orders have lately been given for the. American marks/t. Death of Lady Hamilton. letter from Calais, published the.Paris psprrs, stys, tht.t Lady Hamilton died in that town the 16th instant. According will, .her body to be brought to England ...

... 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 ...

... Portsmouth, to Scott, the, Commander. Cams doss from the I IC neiro and l d ies Satan, for it Cot/ Aura, Archduke C riner, Lady Hamilton, for Gibraltar ; foundland ; and remain i t. Beet of outward-hound. tt River, the Indian Oak, from the Brazils. o LIST ...

... * Brilliant, Princess I.oyalty, and I.ord. ■Wellington, all from Jamaica.' Came flown from the River, and remain, the Lady Hamilton and Regalia* for Quebec; Bee, for Cork m.tl Three Friends, for Names.—Wind 8. Gravesend, Sept. 18—Arrived the Harpooner» ...

... all demands. Some misrepresentations have occurred in the statement of ci-cumstanccs attending the death and funeral of Lady Hamilton Calais. The fact is, that that lady having incurred many very considerable debts' Calais and its neighbourhood, no person ...

... 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 ...

... woith more to them than il. 1s. 6d. Miss tloratia Nelson, the reputed dau; of the late Lord Nelson, has, since the dea Lady Hamilton, been kindly noticed b amiaile female ot his Lordsbip’s tat who bas made some addiiion to her sle A woman named Nesling ...

... for Corunna; and Duke Iliarlbar t ongk,. for Uhlman, are now in the roads. PLYMOUTH, OCT. Sailed yesterihiy the Jung, Lady Hamilton,' ,n--ma, and Queen transports, for Quetjte, with stmts. Came in the Liberty, Evans; Franeis and Harriet, Ottiray ; and ...