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... was load.:d. and intended leaving on the following day. The Sisters proceeded on for the River on &turd iy morning. The Lady Hamilton transport, which arrived last week at Portsmouth, from Port Royal, whence she sailed .on the of Much, brought. home Captains ...
... 1708, he was presented the Inquest of St. Duns tan’s in the West, for making and selling a Marjoribanks spoke the ship Lady Hamilton, from Liverpool to New Orleans, and learnt from her commander, that she had previously been boarded by ttie same schooners ...
... spectators. Hon. Sir George and Lady Grey and family, Admiral Sir Edward and Lady Thcrnboiough, Admiral Sir Charles and Lady Hamilton, Admiral iialkett, Sir Henry Leake, &c. were present. The keel of the PoAland, 69, was laid down last week at Plymouth ...
... that month by two piratical schooners, and rob. bed fire-arms, gun-powder, and some provisions. On the 4th spoke the ship Lady Hamilton, from Liverpool, bound to New Orleans, and learnt that she had been previously boarded by the same schooners, and plundered ...
... from Buenos Ayres, btoind to the Straits ; she afterwards tacsed, aiid Mood to the westward the 23d, inlat 28 W tin: Lady Hamilton, from Londuu to Hav.tniuh the 29th, tlie Portuguese brig Faina, from fiaeuos A. resio On Hie in lit 47 5i N. lung. 15. ...
... schooners, one of 'theta having fired - seVeral shots into her. On the folloiying day,. - Captairt Marloribanks spoke the ship Lady Hamilton, from Liverpool to New Orleans, and learnt from her Commander, that she had previously been boarded by the same schooners ...
... nd. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 23.—Sailed the, Larkins for New South Wales ; Milton, for Batavia ; Nimrod, for the South Seas ; Lady Hamilton, for Havanna!) ; and Ceres, for St. Thomas's ; also the Good . Statesman, Boston Packet, and Benevolent transports, for ...
... Clark. A catalogue is circulited many thousand Original Letters, which are offered to sale by the persons to whom the late Lady Hamilton improvidently confided them as materials assist in compiling a life Lord Nelson. They offer a rich treat to those who delight ...
... security will speedily succeed to that oppression and anarchy which have ,so long devastated that fertile province. The. Lady Hamilton transport,. which arrived last .week at Portsmouth, from Port Royal, Jamaica, whence she sailed on the 23d of March, brought ...
... (, -Sunday, Heylesbury House, Wilts, in In, fimi, , ' Sir William Puree Asl, Court.—Ag.d oil. Mist Hamilton, dauglner Lady Hamilton, of Pultent. Baili.-Tl.e Hev H. E. Hyses, curate of Lowet-WjU Hants; lie was raking an airing horseback, when i,, * nut ...
... Bugot, Mr. Chalmers, Capt Jarvis, IVlr. Air. ami family, Mr, Mr. Talbot. Brahim, Mr. Graham, Mr. Gilpin, Sir Hugh and Lady Hamilton, Mr. and the Miss Fishers, Mr. Crabtrees Mr. Holland, and Mr. Palmer and family, returned Irom the Continent. Birmingham ...
... London, and sailed from the Havannah on the 2d of April, but brings nothing new of the insurrection in South America. The Lady Hamilton transport, which arrived last week at Portsmouth, from Port Royal, Jamaica, whence she sailed on the 23d of March, brought ...