... devils who bad thus escaped. Can the mortification which they felt be described, when they were assured by the terri fied boatmen that their little fishing craft was the only thing living in the shape of a ship that bad come in their view of the forts ...

... value. Great numbers of persons from different pans of the country have been off to view this novel and singular undertaking. Boatmen ara constant attendance, to uke off, at moderate charge, those persona who wish to witness this effort of human ingenuity ...

... m a sailing excursion, about tbe bay of Oranmore.they overtaken by a squall, the boat was upset, and Mr. and one of the boatmen perished before any assistance could have been procured, the bodies were discovered on the morning following. regret much ...

... day, exclusive of the countless retainers in the various departments of serving men and wailing women, dog boys, pipers, boatmen, runners, thuleri, &c. &c. •• Whose beards wag all In the servants' hail. What, with the family and guests above stairs, ...

... Sunday—it blowing very hard, she hoisted signal for pilot; when, unforuinahly, the boat in returning upset, and four of the boatmen were drowned. ’* SniPWßXtK.—During the dreadful gale of wind, on Saturday last, the brig Hope, of Kincardine, bound from Scotland ...

... On Tuesday night, the boat of man named Hanigan, was attacked, on the Grand Canal, near the Bog of Allen, by a number of boatmen. The boat was guarded Police, and they. U|)on being struck with some stones, fired on their assailants, and five individuals ...

... laden with and plank for Mr. Kemaghan, of thia town, aunk about twenty from the shore, at Maboe, below Cburch-hill. The two boatmen, with difficulty, saved tbeir lives by swimming, supported by some of the floating plank, of which they caught hold. They ...

... peril hi. own bfe. made (ffl’iirtto save him—bnt in ram; and, in doing !o, was. himself, ultie°/ (lifficutty by one of the boatmen. Notwithstanding mately endcaeours, (In which. Roger Hall. E-q , 8 a mo.t active ‘part), the body* not found tilfnear nine ...

... stern, was, also, cast ashore there. The register of the sloop was lound the cabin, (and is now in the |Kosscs>ion of one the boatmen.) fr« which. It apfiears, that she has been built about three year*, and registers about seventy tons. Shipwrecks.—We dreaded ...

... Wednesday. Mr. Henry Godley, a coal merchant, of Brighton, put off with two boatmen, for tbe pnrpose of buying a cargo of coals from a vessel passing down the channel. One of the boatmen was about hoisting the sail, when Mr. Godby fell across the gunwale of ...

... spirits being on board. The further hearing of the case was postponed till Monday. In the meantime, the committals of the three boatmen were made out; and the prisoners were retained in charge of one of the under Jailers of Downpatrick Jail. On the Court resuming ...

... brig. lacking, with all sail crowded, came directly in the track the turf boat. Every effort by the Captain to induce the boatmen to keep clear, ineffectual. Out eighteen individuals, nine perishedthe rest were picked the Captain of the brig, and put in ...