... Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row; and sold by Washbourn and Son, Gloucester; and all other Booksellers. LORD and LADY HAMILTON ! This day are published, in Vol«. octavo, price If. Is. boards. 15 of LOUD NELSON DY HAMILTON: with SufflchinT of Interesting ...

... 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 ...

... 2U4ih. 06th, 7fith, 86th, B»th, y7lh, 98th, lOOili, lOlst, lo2d, and The death Lady Hamilton has, said, orrafrior.nd exninple Tmn e, lar that whirh oceiirred 011 the decease Mademoiselle Kaucnurf. It >«*cmi»s l!i:ii ...

... aud two flays. In. consequence of an erroneous paragraph havmgapptared in some otthe public relative the interment of Lady Hamilton' at Calais we are author-zed state, that her' body was notrelused Lhnstain burial,on account of her .religion, has been ...

... Henri U Grand, by Genlis, the publication of which was suppressed during the ascendancy of Bonaparte.—2d, Memoirs of Lady Hamilton, drawn from authentic sources of informattaa, and comprising numerous Anecdotes various distinguished among whom are the ...

... a prcnnncnt character the world of gallantry, was the protector, to use the well-bred language the polite circles, of Lady Hamilton, for some yeais; and when his uncle the Sir i.ham Hamilton, wanted to take abroad with him a there urnie, has recomniemled ...

... the Jur ofthe mme of Richardson, fell down ; violent ft, and was conveyed out of Ce without hopes of recovery. The iae Lady Hamilton, (whose mai. = — - Bw wea Sana. = Re See ee ADVERTISER. rin. in is stuff of nore not er:” sect ther d to your Ge. ng 5 ...