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... Whalers that were beset in the middle ice, has arrived off Peterhead. She has on hoard 16 men, parts of the crews of the lost ships Dordon, Mary Francos, and Lee. The captain of the Grenville Bay saw the Lady Jane, on the. 15th Decem- ber, surrounded by ...
... 'Ehe two English ships Superior and Lady Grey, mentioned yesterday, were both lost very near the XAPLellan. Two of the crew of the lost ships arrived in her. They are natives of the Shetland Islands. On the 30th of August the M'Lellan lost a ...
... lirilomii, iffish; Nmmith ?? lust; Oxliihnjo)e, dfi-ntosis, lost ; Proiress, Dain- afti, lost ; Veoierible, Ben ,iett. 3 fish ; Vohl mimitekr, st lal-rithain, I fish ; VVillialme, Ncirthl, lost (niaster sc mieznl) ; 'Vilhiant rt1mr, l)immatt, . fism ; Zcpjher ...
... ANDERTON’S HOTEL. LLOYD’S REGISTER OF BRITISH AND > FOREIGN SHIPPING, Established 183t. 'VJ' OTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of a Resolution passed the Committee ou the 23rd June lost, such ships irom the inferior quality their materials or workmanship ...
... bit, and nearly lost his life, but by means oftblisteringhe got wellsgain. Seve- ral of thu creis of the lost ships, Mary Frances, and I Isabella, and Lee, are on board of the Duncowbe. Monstrous to relate, when the Mary Frances was lost the crew set fire ...
... different periods, bosid,- 21 ships, carrying from 40 to 50 ?? rich ; 62 ships fromi 30 to 4,0 guns each; 1i, cni-rying frona 20 to 30 guns each ; and 66, *0 10, to 20 guns each-making a total of two hunidred and thir ty-two ships, a navy of itself etqual ...
... thrown on the neitbiouring rocks; happily no lives were lost FRBSME, OCT, 8.-To-day we have had a miat dreadful storm -we have already beard of fire boats, pertly laden, that are lost; two ships are alro driven ashore We do not vet know how many lives ...
... that the provisions of the Mary Frances were burnt along with tie ship. Tte practice of setting fire to a ship, on being lost or abandoned, appears to be very improper; and surely the wilful destruction of provisions, if such a custom exists, cannot be ...
... until the next Session. e t his The Governor Pi(Ron, from the Clyde, is on ice of shore at Trinidad, and exp cted to be lost. Cmr- ship's go lanclfhg. tCOI d CORN EXCJ-TI\1,E, June so. ay. Prices.-Wheat, ss. t o 8os. Fine do. 82'. givento S5s. Rye, 40o. ...
... appears in these papers. ' Their result wvas not so decisive as the former accounts indu- ced tlS to believee 'theTurks lost three ships of the line, of which one only fell intO the posses- sionif the Russians. 'Tn the first action the Ot- man seem-to have ...
... consequence of the alarm w elately excite*f. A Turkish ship of the line has ' abeen destroyed by fire, after an, attack by anum- at e ber of Greek vessels ofF Mytilene, in which the n G~reeks lost many ships. They continue, as far ras we have learned, to maintain ...
... the Maria from Batavia, Captain Young, formerly of the ship Governor Ready, of London, had arrived there, his ship having been lost on a shoal, In the vicinity of Murray's island-no lives lost. Ships spoken by the Maria-Aug. 15th, bark ...