... clikraktr iii pi the world of gallantry, was thersroic'thr, to ufe the well- tb 0 bred lang nage of the polite &ircles, of Lady Hamilton, :for fdme'yeirs- and when his uncle, the late Sir. William C Ham,-ilton, tvarted to take abroad with him a cia: asafe ...

... minent character in the I world of gallantry, was the Protector, to use the a well-bred language of the polite circles, of Lady Hamilton, for some years, and vhelie his uncle the late Sir William Hamilton wanted to take abroad with him a chere amnie, he r ...

... 0 In consequence of an erroneous paragraph having appeared in someoftlie.public papers, relative to the in. terment of Lady Hamilton, atCalais, we are authorised to state, that her body wa9 not refused christia;n burial on account of her religion, as has ...

... which iccurred on 'the' decease of 1'radernoiselle Itancourt.' I le it seems s tnt, ins he villatge, near Calais, where Lady Hamilton died, there, was ito Protsat lryan. atuui a i, Ctoic Piete wo dofficine ot hon fler beimi a ?? C ?? bufrial; and, it is ...

... inbank notes, was tried before Mt. Justice- Wood,-.aLthe Old Bailey, and found 'Uilty. - The offence is not capital - . Lady Hamilton-The eventful life of this cele- brated woman is closed, the folowing account of her- death is extracted from the Gazette ...

... the wreched situation of the dsighter ot Lord M\aLSO N, -who, in compliance wvith her tithler 4s~viles, hld never left Lady HAMILTON, offired to become responsible for the charges of her funeral, which as repeciably performed irn the cimetiere (church-yard) ...

... In consequence of an urroneous .paiagraph having appeared in some of the public paapers, relative to the interment of Lady Hamilton, at Calais, we are . authbrised to state, that helr body was not refused Christiani burial on account of her religion, ...