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... SHIPS LOST. (From the Hubart Town Courier. Sept. 27, 1833.—0n Saturday morning the town was alarmed with the distressing report that the Thomas, which had just arrived with goods and passengers from Leith for this place and Sydney, was fire in the harbour ...
... SHIPS LOST. --- _ (From the Hobart Town Courier.) SEPT. 27, 1833.—0 n Saturday morning the town was alarmed with the distressing report that the bark Thomas, which had just arrived with goods and passengers from Leith for this place and Sydney, was on ...
... OP SHIPS LOST. 217 were under years, 107 under 10, 104 under 15,113 under 20. 62 under 25, 44 under 30, 30 under 35, 28 under 40, 14 under 45, 7 under 30, 12 under 55, 4 under 60, of 66, 1 of 78, of 86, prizes. Total 762. ...
... SHIPS LOST, Sec. Considerable incouvenieiiee experienced from the difficulty ot identifying ships from time to time lost or stranded, owing-, many instances, SEVERAL SHIPS BEARING THE SAME NAME, and to the frequent change of masters; and the ...
... SHIPS LOST AT SEA. The following is an extract taken from a letter received by Mr. Edward Worrall, of George’s street, Limerick, from hit ton, dated from Newfoundland, 2.{d May, last *•— I know you will be plad to hear of the safe arrival of the Grace ...
... from that sickness of the heart which springeth from hope deferred. A single plank of the lost ships floated up to tell the tale of wreck would ease that aching of the heart—that yearning painwhich broods over the terror and pity of an uncertain doom ...
... ST. KITTS. -SHIPS LOST. At Barbadoes—Crown Prince, Gray haar ; Express.—; in all eighteen sail on bore ; b five are got since, chiefly American Island vessels. At St. Lucia—The Lady Jane Ellice. A French frigate, armed en flute, with troops on board ...
... SHIPS LOST ON THE COAST OF PORTUGAL. The following is a flatement of the veffels belonging to the outward-bound Weft-India fleet, under the convoy of the CARYSPORT and APOLLO frigates, which were 101 l on the coalt of Portugal, near Cape Moudego, on the ...
... 121] only good re« > Hide» I here \ improvidence, dilapit alorcH dcred—and di France has lost ships the iii ond trnnspn ft be. replaced The port of Bn rope, and wher cstahli? giectcd. Not and unprovided still more loss of our colo pressed our fleets, ...
... through the town. Thank God there were no lives lost, but we have all lost good many uf our clothes. Of all tbe scenes 1 ever beheld, losing the ships beats all; for in less thin two hours all the ships bad disappeared, and not a vestige of them to be ...
... through the town. Thank God there were no lives lost, but we have all lost good many of our clothes. all the scenes ever beheld, the losing of the ships beats all; for in levs than two hours all the ships had disappeared, nod not a vestige of them seen ...
... TWO SHIPS LOST OPP THE ESSEX COAST. The «ank sands off the coast of Essex. situate between the mouth the Thames and Harwich, were last week the scene of two de|dorable shipwrecks; and although, happily, no lives sere sarnhivd, the destruction of property ...