... one lady and two gentlemen fpa__Ten- e*-rs, who are now on board ; it is ?? to Uve ther.v — any money was offered to the boatmen. They are iti!! crying out, and wil! no dcubt perilh. It hap- pened all in an hour. It is quite dark. 1 never wit- ne'i'ed ...

... have left one Lady and two Genttefflen palfcDgers, who are now oo boardit is impoffible to them—any mOney was offered to the boatmen. They are (till crving out, and will doubt happened ail in an hour. It is quite dark. I never witneffed fuch a fcene. The ...

... people on Ihore to tne Lon« don Inn. The two Gentlemen, with proper fiftance, recovered, but the Lady expired thel arms of the boatmen, from the inclemency of the weather, and the waves wafting over her. In the night the veflel went to pitces. ...

... one lady and 2 gentlemen paflengers, who are now on board ; it is imp__'ib!e to fave them ; any money was offered to the boatmen. They are ftill crying out, and will, no doubt perifb. ll happen- ed all in an hour. It is quite dark. Much apprehenfion ...

... nearly drowned; but they have left one lady and two gentlemen paffengers, who are lave tfiem—any money was offered to the boatmen. They are ftill crying out, and will, n» d'uibt, perilh. happened all an quite dack. never wit netted fuch a tcenc. The lady ...

... overfet on her paflage from Flint to I’arkgate, by which accident two women (paffengers) were unfortunately drowned ; the two boatmen clinging the matt, were fortunately faved. and taken lucre was another paffajTe.boat company with the Friends at too great ...

... left one lady and gentlemen paffengers, who arc now on board ; it is impoffible to fave them ; any money was offered to the boatmen. They arc flill crying our, and will, doubt periflt. It happened all in hour. It is quite dark.” Much apprehenfion has been ...

... Orcftes. The Friends palfage Boat, from Flint to Park-gate, was tome days upret, conicqueuce of carrying too much fail. Two boatmen were fared clinging the malt, but two wom.'n paflcngers were drowned. LArtut, who has been appointed one t* Puifne'Confuls ...

... of liifpicious wan lying near the rbyi.r,«» inch I immediaitly went Mr. Bound, mate of the i:,ivi.tttr, »l ...

... vellel or a lulpictous ap»iK was lying near the harbour, on which I iuT _ went to Mr. Bound, mate of the Nox cutter, one boatmen, and fome of the crew manned the cullom-houle boat, who, towith Mr. S. Cooper, matter of the Unity, of aflifted fome of the ...

... hav.-fe-r of a veiTel, and inftantly filled, by which melancholy accident, the fer- jeants, twelve of the privates, and two boatmen pcrilhed. Th.c ferjeants and recruits we learn originally cue from Rofs. The Reverend Mr Kirwas hae been appointed by the ...

... vcflel c.f arpearincc was laying near fat* harbour, which 1 immediately went to Y.r. Bound, mate Nov cutter, who, with ore of boatmen, ami *f the cr. »v--of the Nov, manmtd Cuftom-houfe hear, who, together with Mr. S. Cooper, mafter the Unity, this place, ...