... to Mrs Gar- row, died at sea 7b May 1817; .Emideo, servant to Mr 6a- very; Jolhn Johnaton, aservane to Mr Gaiagan. The Lady Hamilton transport, which arrived bi last week at Portsmouth, from Port Royal, Ja- maica, whence she sailed brn the 23d of March ...

... February, ?? Domingo, by two schooner d rrivaeeers, which plundered.her of-allher fire-arms, cul~asses,. tI pnsde &C. and the lady Hamilton, from Liverpoonkto New Orlrans, had been previously plundered by the same priva dt| tcers.. .. I'he Vrow Engelina, Psap ...

... Buenos Ayres, bound to the Straits; she after. wards tacked, and stood to the westward. On the 23d, in lat. 2S. 27. W. the Lady Hamilton, from London to Havan- nab. On the *29th, the Portuguese brig Pama, from Buenos Aytes to Gibraltar: On the lotir instant ...

... schooners, one of them having fired several or shots into her. On the following day Captain Mar- of joribanks spoke the ship Lady Hamilton, from % Liverpool to New Orleans, and learnt from her ad commander, that she had previously been board- ) ed by the same ...

... Honourable Sir George and Lady Grey and fi- ed mily, Admiral Sir Edward and Lady Tfhornbo- rough, Admiral Sir Charles and Lady Hamilton, Admiral Halket, Sir Henry Peake, &c. were th present. th The keel of the Pqrtland, 60, was laid down co I ?? last week ...

... only daughter of John Deas lhomson, Esq. one of tihe Conmmissinners of his Majesy 's navy. At Rozelle, on 26ch ult Dame Lady HAMILTON.CATt- c, K r, of ?? Roze~le, aged 77 years, rtlict of the latt Sir John Cjthcarc of Carhcart of Carleton. At R otsee., ...