... any timle, and was bursting through every crevice of the ship fore and aft; it was inipos- sible to get oif the hatches to get at the fire with water. We now saw it was impossible to save the ship, and our exertions were therefore directed to get the boats ...

... THE PRESIDENT AND THE BRITANNIA STEAM-SHIPS. Three months have now nearly elapsed since the Pregi- dent sailed from New York, and had she been above water, some account must have reached us long ago. Her loss may be easily accounted for: she left New ...

... now con- sidered out of danger. Another of the seamen who was ,rmoved from the ship expired at a house in East Smithfield, on Monday morning. The William Nicol Is a large ship of above five hundred tons burden. She sailed from Calcutta about five months ...

... appalling shipwreck of t-he ljay, an emigrant ship of london, while on her ?? voyage from Sydney, and the ?? fate of neatly all the female passengers, were received by the arrival of the Fenyard-park packet-ship, o0 Sunday, in she :[ondon Docks. The Mary ...

... up, nd we shaped toe miren for the island of Fbores, showing a light at orwzncrosotrecs. The next ?? Sarah lost sight of the tilrg emigrant ship, and it was not until Monday Iterhw that ehey discovered her nine miles off, on the hastd~~ As they passed ...

... kdlbstantlal' hijuty and loss. Russia is about as llkelrto 'be purchasing ships In Newcastle for the invasion of thenmoin, 'as for the' Invasion' f Great Britain. I ; - - The ships are destined for the conveynnce of troops to the coast of Circassia, with ...

... still remains in a o very dangerous and precarious state. C Fxiu, ON BOARD THE SOHO STEAM SHIP.-About half- dt past fivo o'clock ?? morning the splendid steam ship the Soho, !d of London, the property of the General Steam Navigation Company, lying in the ...

... THE NEW STEAM-SHIP HINDOOSTAN. The following interesting description of the saloons of this magnificent vessel is copied from tlte Liverpoo? Journal. The artists were Messrs. Jennings, and Betteridge, of London and Birmingham. In the samoon, or dining-room ...

... LORD DUNCAN'S FLAG SHIP. A paragraph has been making the round'of the papers; to the effect, that the Venerable, Lord Duncan's flag-ship in the North Seas, and at Camper- down, has been sold for- 4,0001.,: and was about to be broken up. This statement: ...

... 'cazrried. L*d Duncan s Sag. intoactioncilf Camperdown :and redtned in' trnumpd to:ethe sbores of England;was lian$*years ago lost in rorbay in a gale Ot whnd'from tfie' asb! ard. thet comlpaniied by Ciptain'Hunter: our ?? ik St Wales Governor. The 5VbAerabIPe ...

... LORD DUNCAN'S FLAG-SHIP. A paragraph has been making the round of the papers, to the effect, that the Venerable, Lord Duncan's flag-ship in the North Seas, and at Camper- down, has been 'sold for 4,0001., and was about to be broken up. This statement ...

... sweet, innocent, and confidingexpredsion which knocks so forcibly to the heart. Patrick Swany, whose body was recovered, lost eleven children, washed from the wreck by-the same wave which carried him into the surge. Being a good savimmerj he attempted ...