... exemplary patience. Lady Hamilton. It is perhaps not generally known, that this Lady was in her younger years, we believe, a domestic in the family of Alderman Coombe, afterwards in that of the late Mr. Linley, the composer.---Lady Hamilton was a native Hawarden ...

... disgraced for ever ; and, oh! shame! the fame of the immortal Nelsou is eclipsed by the vaunts of the vulgar b rt Rodgers! !! Lady Hamilton very ill at Calais.— British troops at Genoa te be sent to Malta.—660 sail of colliers in the Thames.—Prince of Neufchatel ...

... 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 ...

... and Bonaparte himself, report says, was have headed the conspiracy !! Death of Lady Hamilton.—A letter from Calais, published in the Pari? papers, says, that Lady Hamilton died in that town on the 16th instant. According to her will, her body is to be ...

... in-the French and English papers, there is reason to believe that there is no truth in the reported rumour of the death of Lady Hamilton. Hints are thrown out that the Lady herself fabricated the rum >ur, in order to have the pleasure of reading the tknijkr ...

... 200, and expect orders to join the regiment vow in the East Indies, . Fhe French -papers have told us of the death of Lady Hamilton. We may be too suspicious, but we are much disposed to think, that the lady her. self will have the pleasure to read some ...

... born in cor- uption, and fostered in iniquity, was now abuut to ie the death of an incorrigible sianer. | The death of Lady Hamilton bas occasioned a sother sample of French similar to that which on the decease of Mademurseile Raucort.— t seems that in ...