... HARWICH. Wreck. The ship Dorothy, C&tchpool. • master, from Sunderland, bound to London with coal, struck the Gunfleet Sands late on Thursday night, and was totally lost. The ship's crew and boats were , brought into this port by the smack Benevolence ...

... this survey of merchant shipping, although established from the year 1760, by the common consent of merchants, un- derwriters, and ship-owners, is not compulsory upon the ship-owner to submit to. In this return of the ships lost in 1836, ...

... others were forced to travel a great distance over the ice, in order to effect their escape. The following is a list of the lost ships. Of Hull.— The Gilder, W. Kenrie; North Britain, Story ; Oxenhope. Me Intush ; Progress, Dannatt; William, North. Whitby ...

... been entitled to dine, at the Lord Mayor's expence, 100 times the year. Loss Shipping-.—There probably has been no quarter of year in the memory of man, which the loss of shipping bas been so great as tbe last. For nearly three months we have had perpetual ...

... R.C. Defence : she picked up at sea and landed here a very large cask of oil, two ships' pumps, nearly new, and other wreckage, supposed apart of the ill-fated ships lost in the late gales A temperance meeting was held on Tuesday last in the National School ...

... HARWICH Wreck. The ship Dorothy, Cktchpool, master, from Sunderland, bound to London with coal, struck on the Ounfleet Sands late on Thursday night, and was totally lost. The ship's crew and boats were brought Into this port by the smack Denerolcncc, ...

... room. Ships call and deposit in the cave any provisions they 09111 _~ for Bni Pwrecked crews. There are provisions in it enough to lost o large ship's company for at least six months. In another port of the island there is a post-office, where ships leave ...

... last port she touched at was Havannah, where she shipped a valuable cargo. On her departure the intention of the commander was to proceed direct to Sweden. On the morning of the Ist of May, when the ship was ahead of the cost of Matanzas, she encountered ...

... entitled to dine, at the Lord Mayor’s expence, 100 limes in the year. Loss op Shipping.—There probably has lieen quarter of a year in the memory of man, in which the loss of shipping has been so great as in the last For nearly three months have had perpetual ...

... to aid The better, speedier outlets for thy trade, See thy glad waves by steam's swift cars redeem What late they've lost by modern ships of steam; See' gentle Yare' her ancient wealth regain, : And riae the mistress of the German main; See sinuous Thames ...

... DREADFUL WRECK OF AN EMIGRANT SHIP— FIFTY LIVES LOST. Letters communicating a most deplorable event were re- ceived at Lloyd's, on Friday, through the medium of the picket-ship Queen of the West, which arrived at Liverpool on the previous evening, detailing ...

... Wreck of an emigrant ship, 145 lives lost.—Accounts have been received of the loss of the brig John, emigrant ship, from Galway to the United States. On the 6th instant she was anchored inside Minot's ridge, about six o'clock, a.m. on Sunday, dragged ...