File:To - the Marquis of Lansdown - Chesterfield packet, Captn. Robt. Lea Jones rescuing the crew of a ship that was sinking - RMG PY8450.jpg

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Author
John Jeffreys (publisher); Pocock, Nicholas (artist); Pollard, Robert (engraver)
Description
English: To... the Marquis of Lansdown... Chesterfield packet, Captn. Robt. Lea Jones rescuing the crew of a ship that was sinking...

Hand-coloured aquatint depicting the Chesterfield, a British Post Office packet, probably built in Falmouth. She was captured by a privateer in 1799 and disappears from Steel's List in 1800. Her captain was accused of remaining ashore to supervise the building of his new packets. Inscribed "To the most Noble the Marquis of Lansdown. This plate of the Chesterfield packet, Capt. Robt. Lea Jones rescuing the crew of a ship that was sinking, is by permission dedicated by his Lordship's obliged and obt. servant John Jeffryes". There is a painting of the same subject by Pocock exhibited in the Royal Academy in 1794.

To... the Marquis of Lansdown... Chesterfield packet, Captn. Robt. Lea Jones rescuing the crew of a ship that was sinking...
Date 1 July 1795
date QS:P571,+1795-07-01T00:00:00Z/11
Dimensions Sheet: 557 x 752 mm; Mount: 605 mm x 834 mm
Notes Box Title: Sailing Ships 1789-1808.
Source/Photographer http://collections.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/148397
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Unidentified Prints & Drawings Number: 1353
Unidentified Prints & Drawings Number: 29
Unidentified Prints & Drawings Number: 6645
id number: PAH8450
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His Majesty's Packet ''Chesterfield'' (active 1795-1799) a Lisbon - Falmouth packet. Captn. Robert Lea Jones (died 8 June 1803 in Frankley, near Bradford, Wilts; Captain of Lisbon Packet ''Prince Adolphus'')

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