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... 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 ...
... 'The fit-st fleet of the I at~ East India Company, out of 5Q18, lost 100 men before andc [ve A after lauding, in the voyage of Seven months to the Cape Ild ?? Hope. Anison, in three ships, lost O-26 men out of [Ye lull, inl tenl mouths afier heav-lug, Euglanld ...
... Scarcely hail he quitted Isis at post before the, ship struck with terrific force, so great 'n indeed, that her phlaks, and false keel ittinediately rushed of tip alotigside, too truly shtowving that she was lost. .A u scene. of horror instantly preseuted itself ...
... MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECKS _ EIGHTY LIVES LOST. d The following are the paticilars, so far as they are at o present known, of the loss of two vessels, the Ida, 550 tons (British barque), and the Johlu Miiturn (American vessel),' Y the wrecks of wilhich were ...
... was most Th ve miraculous. Consider a ship, filled with nearly 400 persons, s- er on fire for sight days nud nights, and not a sitgle person with es lost his life! Not)ititg buit ithe continittil ilooditigof the ship hut a- prevented her from being burnt ...
... FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.-THREE LIVES LOST. On Snt.iiAnv - - - th- - ^ f A1-A _ . -o..A A., ...
... several ships lying at Table Bay weere driven 00 shore. ',e American bark Fairfield, tire ship John Bartnaw, the brigs Reform and leary Hsoye, the schooner Ghika, and tire cutter Albatross, were the vessels which were stranded, but no lives lost. A dorrbt ...
... LOSS OF THE PHENIX STEAM SHIP. C On Monday a great excitementswas created on the river o and in the city by a report that the splendid steam-ship s Phenir had been run down by the Britanlia steamer; 1 and on the arrival of the ]atter vessel off the Custom- ...
... inufortitd Mr. ?? Cleluirue's son, ilf' this toiuli, cas its ttlte ship, nanil is cite oif rail the parties lost. It is reportedi, since I. begtnin this letter, thuti there were three vessels lost oc ?? acme fultil night. T We have dhisputciiitt ftda repottet' ...
... reached tie test. ship with the powder soon after three o'clock. Mr. ouse Corsan went on board and inquired for the captain: on d by being told he was in London he refused to deliver the DritY powder, and was about to leave the ship, when the tile powder ...
... The Washington Steam-ship.—This vessel, which sailed from New York oiitlie same day which tlie liritatiuia left Boston, built the New York Steam Navigation V> compete with our Boston packets, has not aimeil either or the New Station, his vessel has thus ...
... struck. The event took place soon after noon on the 21st, and before an hour elapsed the ship broke and became a total wreck. The Gallegos, in endeavouring to lower the ship boats, stove them all, and every soul on board would have perished if the people from ...