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... second of her name that has been lost on Lake Erie-and that, too, within a short time after they had com- menced running. The master of the boat, and all the other officers escaped, but several of the crew are known to be lost. The boat was worth some 50,000 ...
... WRECK OP AN EMIGRANT SHIP-TWO RUN- DRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN LIVES LOST. One of the passengers of the Madera Atheor, arrived at the Bromie- law from Ilay, on Friday, gives an awful account of the total loss of the ship Exmouth, of Newcastle from Londonderry ...
... suspicion,- the lead not haaing beern once hove, the ship struck. It is' utterly impossible to describe the dietoal scene that fol- lowed. .Totally ignorant of wlhere we waere, the nightterrifically dark, the, ship crowded, with passengers, and' l ubered witg ...
... also several pilot cutters; but it appears the ship had got off the rock and driven rapidly to the west- ward, so that they did not see her. On Tuesday morning accounts were received that n line-of-battle ship was drifting westward off the Naze, and the ...
... destination New York; lost baggage, saved 141. in money. James Miller, of London, destination Michigan; lostbag- gage, 451. in money, 201. in plate, and three watches. Lost relative. John Mackenzie, of London, bound to Boston, i seaman; lost b is baggage. Charles ...
... Galicia, are lost near St. Ubes. The Clarence, Kennedy, from Rio Janeiro, ran on shore in the Stheldt, 8th inst., and it was feared would be wrecked. Cargo discharging. The Ann and E iaabetb, Dixon, from Newcastle to Bremen, was totally lost off Cutwy, ...
... proved abortive. The ship beconuiig fixed in it, she was shortly driven ashore on Greetn Ilanid, where site imnoedilttely b~ecame a wreck. The crew sutitered se- verely for itbresi- d ys. The biarque Universe, of Bastnts, stits lost tittler sbutilar ci ...
... NX'IVS. The Grampuis, from Christ sa-n Sound to Bristol, js lost ncar- Christiaii Souwcd, part of the cargo s;Lved. Tihe Constant Alqarv, Cha om;, from Hselingfers, to Newv- castlc, is lost on N rstn; crewv saved. 'h lie Lord Keith of il' icardine, has ...
... WRIECK Or AN EMIGR&NT SHIP. NIXETY-WINZ LI7V S LOST. (From the Boston Evening Journal, Oct. 8.) A severe gale from N.E. commenced on Saturday evening, and raged with great fury during the whole of the night and throughout the day on Sunday. Sa4 in- ...
... watery grave. The Fulw'uod was a fine new ship of 4100 torns, balonging to Messrs. W. Smith antd Son, of this town, only just built at Que- bee, and on her first voyage. She was bound for this port, and was totally lost ra Langley, or Little Miguelon Island ...
... Juverna, fll, from tho Mnauritius, and sailed, 12th, for Liverpool; her Ha- leers's ship Rlitlersi, P0th, from tthe Coast of Africa, for Ascension;* her 'yt;sjerty'S ship Iris, 10th, from the Coast of Africa; ltitliliS, lath, irosss llombsiy; Paiishora ...
... SHIP NEWS. air PORTSmOUTH, JAN. 7-Wind S.E-Arrived from London the ien NuItU, Wadle, for New South Wales ; Rorhe, Collis, for St. do Tthomas's; General Palnier, Truicot, fur Madras. Passed the I'll Elvira, Clayton, for St Domingo. iok FALMOUTH, JAN. 6 ...