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... :Cape, in lat. 33..40; S. long. 20. E. the Company's ships William Pitt and Carnatie: : • Spoke on. the. 231 Actg. the Lady „Hamilton, from 'Landon to the Havannah, in lat. 28. 27. N. Aug. - 29, spoke the Porto guese brig Fame, from Buenos Ayres to 014 ...
... EVANS, Rector of Llanvigon, formerly Curate of Mary-.le-bone, being engaged to dine and pass the day with Sir EDWARu and Lady HAMILTON, left the Parsonage with his two daughters, about noun on that day, taking only one horse to cross the, Usk Ford, intending ...
... schooners, one of them having tired several shots into her. On the following day, Captain Marioribanks spoke the ship Lady Hamilton, trout Liverpool to New Orleans, and learnt her commander, that she had previously been boarded by the same schooners, ...
... So help me Gob, and keep . Medias t. 2 P - MTSVIOCri'II, May 26. Arrived his Majesty's ship GANTMEDE, from the DTvitsi Lady Hamilton transport, from Jamaica ; Sicily, Cupptr, from the Mediterranean; and Mercator, - high; from Richmond, last from Lisbon ...
... Mr. Jones, Mr. Roger, klr.Rothwell and family, Mr. Mason, Mr. Talbot, Mr. Brahann, Mr. Graham, Mr. Gilpin, Sir Hugh and Lady Hamilton, Mr. and the Miss Pishers, Mr. Crabtree, Mr. Holland, and Mr. Paltrier and family, all ra. turned from the Continent. NORWICH ...
... ‘vhom were— Lady Hope. Sir George and Lady Warrender, sir tlart. Sir P. Malcolm, dart. Sir Robert Moors) s ze s . Sir and Lady Hamilton, Captain Hall, Mr. ca l , o i ;°LE CAREW has arrived from Corn w a ll, at t G Plac e . . . s „ E GE PsnottNE, Bart. left ...