...i- : i " THANKS to your exertions, we hav£ " victualled and watered:, and, surely, , watering $t "' the Fountain of Arethusa, we must have victory! "'...sail with the first breeze ; and, be assured, " I wijl return either crowned with laurel, or covered *' with cypress." Though no person in the fleet...

...still full of hope. " Thanks to your exertions," said he, writing to Sir William and Lady Hamilton, " we have victualled and watered ; and surely watering...fountain of Arethusa, w:e must have victory. We shall s»il with the first breeze, and be assured, I will return either crowned with laurel or covered with...

...Lady Hamilton, " we have victualled and watered; and " surely watering at the fountain of Are" thusa, we must have victory. We shall " sail with the first...if the French were above water he would find them out:—he still held his opinion that they were bound for Egypt: " but," said he to the first lord...

...still full of hope. " Thanks to your exertions," said he, writing to Sir William and Lady Hamilton, " we have victualled and watered; and surely watering...either crowned with laurel or covered with cypress." He assured Earl St. Vincent, that if the French were above water, he would find them out. He still...

...was still full of hope. « Thanks to your exertions," said he, writing to Sir W. and Lady Hamilton, " we have victualled and watered ; and " surely watering at the fountain of Are" thusa, we must have victory. We shall « sail with the first breeze ; and be assured " I will...

...was still full of hope. (i Thanks to your exertions," said he, writing to Sir W..and Lady Hamilton, "we " have victualled and watered; and surely " watering...assured I will " return either crowned with laurel, or co" vered with cypress." Earl St. Vincent he assured, that if the French were above water he 'would...

...was still full of hope. " Thanks to your exertions," said he, writing to Sir W. and Lady Hamilton, " we ** have victualled and watered; and surely " watering...Arethusa, we " must have victory. We shall sail with x ' the first breeze; and be assured I will " return either crowned with laurel, or co" vered with...

...was still full of hope. " Thanks to your exertions," said he, writing to Sir W. and Lady Hamilton, " we have victualled and watered ; and surely watering...laurel, or covered with cypress." Earl St. Vincent he asiured, that if the French were above water, he would find them out : — he slill held his opinion...

...was still full of hope. " Thanks to your exertions," said he, writing to Sir W. and Lady Hamilton, " we have victualled and watered ; and surely watering...above water, he would find them out: — he still held his,ppinion that they were bound for Egypt : " but," said he, to the first lord of the Admiralty, "...

...your exertions," said he, in writing to Sir W. and Lady Hamilton, " we have victualled and watered. We shall sail with the first breeze ; and be assured...either crowned with laurel, or covered with cypress." On the 25th of July, the squadron left Syracuse for the Morea. Being off the gulf of Coron, Captain...