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... emigrant ship Cataraque upon the iron- )f bound coast of King's Island. The following particulars are from Mr. Guthrie, e the chief mate, VVho, with his eight fellow-survivors, o reached the shore almost in a state of nudity, haying 1. lost everything ...
... DREADFUL SHIPWRECK-LOSS OF THE CATARAQUE EMIGRANT SHiP-FOUR HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN IVES LUST. i The following particulars of th lost h bv vessel ae taken. from tile Port Philip and hobart ?? papers, received at Lloyd's:- 1It is our melanchOlY duty to lay ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS: At Hamburg, on the 7th inst. ?The Lady Williamson, Foster; John, Cambell; ln the Brielle, ?The York Packet, Husband ; At Antwerp,?The Vrow Margina. Ojes; Thornton, Brigham; Yorkshireman, Eyre ; At Flushing, ?The Welvaart ...
... they reached thesbhore with great difficulty; Darby, Hunter,ol Nwqwcastle, crew lost,' ship total wreck; Ihe Jason, be- -loaging to Clay, in 7billast, crew and vesrel lost. Brridlinigittii Nov., 2-Tbe fiord Nrlson, Wiikin-otr, of Su nderlae;, put in her- ...
... sailed about two o'clock for the Baltic The Hinchirbroke packet sailed froaji Jamaica to F7alnasuth, J Oth July, and was lost on ihe -.5th on Wat- ? ling Key. The surgeon was drowned. By tle scientific and jardicions arrangement of L M. SHilhonseý ...
... Crep% cent, Browp; all from Petersburg. Eliza, Witty, from. It is greatly to be reared that much damage has been- dope to the shipping, by lhe tremendous gale of Tliurs- day nod Fnjdak. Thirly-seven Sail are reported-t b ashore between Telney llaven and Grimsbty ...
... Esquimnaux. On board the former ship, Mr. Robert Goodsir, the brother of Professor CGoodsir, of Edinburgh, was embarked, Wiith the tcnehing purpose .of assisting personally to seek after information respecting Sir John Franklins ships,-in one of which his brother ...
... cargo(potatoes) lost-crevw saved. Tile Wiltlelruina, of Glasgow, is totally lost, with all hands, six miles N. of tile Calf of Mal. The Thistle, from Dublin to Wick, put in here with damage, his been on her beam ends during the gale, and lost one mnan overboard ...
... tbeimoutlh Softh~e'Daoitlnie, : snd'.j^gaie -Prlngging:up bosth vessel eawl store9 rare 'totally lost. 'Crew. saved. ' On the ist iostanwas Iaeqhed irotn tbe ship yard cof Mr. Edward. Gibson,% , this place, a Ibrig called the. Saiudel,..Spyvee, 0r ,6t, t2 ...
... WRECK OP THE STPEHEX WITNEY.-NINETY- ONN LIVES LOST. ye _- th We regret to announce the total loss of the New eh York packet-ship, Stephen Whitney; off the south- to western coast of Ireland, on the night of Wednesday on last. of The disaster has, unhappily ...
... DREADFUL OCCURRENCE.- THIRTY LIVES LOST. Litters from Peterhead, dated April 28, announce the re- overy of the wreck of the Hannibal, a ship of 500 tons burden, from Qutbec, found ashore near Dronshfdord, otl the coast of Norway. The vessel encountered ...
... astromn ebb tide lost tier steerage amotig the' broken water, and Veas driven upon the Rerd Sariud, whteire she niow ties fuol of'water. Ii thl' miglit of Sitnihoy se'rnighlt, in a gale of wvind fifrom tbm Westward, 'and a strong ebb tidb a ship s hoit frri ...