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... 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 ...
... sil cihannel, and on the shores of the German °t. It is not possible to form any very correct es. 0ate of tile number of ships lost, or of their value, 'I1 is still more difficult to estimate the' value of jr cargoes- Many hundred thousand pounds will ...
... LOSS OF THE RUSSIAN LINE OF BATTLE SHIP INGERNIANLAND-FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST. LEITIn, TetunsDoAY, SErr. 22.-The following is a trans- lated extract of a letter dated Chrietiansand, September 15, 1842, addressed to Mr. Dahl, of the firm of Ferguson ...
... crew, who came ashore in tle long-boat. The number lost it is impossible to ascertain. According t, the captain's story there were 120 on board,includingthe crew. If this is true, there were 99 lost. The passengerw who were saved maintain, however, that ...
... S.HIPPING aNEYWS. PRESTON CUSTOM HOUSE REPORT.-ARRIVEvD 5 -Lewta-Barbara- Venture-Sally-Robort and E117ftbethi- Earl Grey, from Drogbeda-Ebenezer-POru-M~artha-Ntancy, Yfrom Dundalkt-.Ruby-Graece-Briftlimnt-Livcly -JoIsts anid Y Uosiry-Roebert and Ilo ...
... DESTRUCTION OF THE SHIPPING IN THE RIVER WEAR. (Fro I a cerrespopideent of the Clobe.) SUNDMILAND, JAN. 19._-Never within the memory of the oldest inhabitanlt has the shipping interest of this port sus- tained, by river floods, damage and loss so extensive ...
... ; , -LOSS OF THE \V t PACIE- SHIP STEPHEN WHITNEY. ?? NINETtY-OrE'LIVES LOST. We deeply regress to have, this week to'stateo.that in- teigencehas been received of the total loss of the well. known; New York packet-ship .5tephen Whitney, Captain. Popham ...
... REFUGE FOR SHIPS NEAR SOUTEPORT. A few weeks ago we noticed the fact that an important anchorage in deep water exists on the Southport shore, which is so ?? iuown thlaL dauogu i ium.l-ed in conse- quence. The place was formerly marked with buoys, but ...
... ANOTaEIR CONVICT ?? TIwO OUNDLitED AND TWEXNTY-rOUt SOULS LOST. By an arrival from Van Diemnar's Land accounts have been received to the 4th July. Tlrey mention tile total wreck of another convict ship, attended with the loss of 224 lives, which has beens ...
... two boats: were next got out. The boats were then pushed away from the ship, to which each of them was fastened In a line. In a state of the most distressing suspense, those In the ship 're- mained all night on deck. During the whole Of Sunday,: an anxious ...
... morning last, mere t erriflo and melancholy than B has been known within the limits of that port for years. t, The American ship iOcean Monarch, of 1900'teons te burden, left the Mersey early on Thursday morning with C about 360' persons on board. Her ...
... .1,6 §1-_ .1 19 h . - - - ||JO8:O THE SFAM-SHIP HE-,M ksUk.9iTY The splendid steam-ship Her'Mejesy4,whichplyedbetweI1 Fleetwood-axtd telfa st, and Fle'etwood and Lotdonderry; \vasiwreckediasiwo announced in our second edition of last week, whilst on ...