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... SHIPS LOST. --- _ (From the Hobart Town Courier.) SEPT. 27, 1833.—0 n Saturday morning the town was alarmed with the distressing report that the bark Thomas, which had just arrived with goods and passengers from Leith for this place and Sydney, was on ...
... OP SHIPS LOST. 217 were under years, 107 under 10, 104 under 15,113 under 20. 62 under 25, 44 under 30, 30 under 35, 28 under 40, 14 under 45, 7 under 30, 12 under 55, 4 under 60, of 66, 1 of 78, of 86, prizes. Total 762. ...
... SHIPS LOST, Sec. Considerable incouvenieiiee experienced from the difficulty ot identifying ships from time to time lost or stranded, owing-, many instances, SEVERAL SHIPS BEARING THE SAME NAME, and to the frequent change of masters; and the ...
... from that sickness of the heart which springeth from hope deferred. A single plank of the lost ships floated up to tell the tale of wreck would ease that aching of the heart—that yearning painwhich broods over the terror and pity of an uncertain doom ...
... SHIPS LOST ON THE COAST OF PORTUGAL. The following is a flatement of the veffels belonging to the outward-bound Weft-India fleet, under the convoy of the CARYSPORT and APOLLO frigates, which were 101 l on the coalt of Portugal, near Cape Moudego, on the ...
... ST. KITTS. -SHIPS LOST. At Barbadoes—Crown Prince, Gray haar ; Express.—; in all eighteen sail on bore ; b five are got since, chiefly American Island vessels. At St. Lucia—The Lady Jane Ellice. A French frigate, armed en flute, with troops on board ...
... information recei i•t e tthe &kWh Ad miriL and thoZlrt a rr,J time der w hioli eaid iloverment - ww &rented . . smeiyisit ships torl sls,ay -- irsoknow _ riplamminets.—.le Hon, r 10.111 . 1 1.41.1.61 Weft veyarice sequiry tries, ,_ ______ dillkbay ft ...
... .4 - osses may be considered, your Committee have annexed a list of the number of ships lost and captured in each season since the.yeary776; - Upon a review of the facts; infortnotirma -- -apinions, hich have collie before your Coin injure in this inquiry ...
... BRITISH and FOREIGN SHlPPlNG—Bstahlisbed 1834. SHIPS LOST, Ac. Considerable inconvenience being experienced from the difficulty « notifying ships from time to time lost or stranded, owing, in to SEVERAL SHIPS BEARING THE SAME KAMI, an* to ...
... BRITISH and FOREIGN SHlPPlNG—Established 1831. SHIPS LOST, &c. Considerable inconvenience being experienced from the dilP .ulty ships from time to time lost or stranded, owing, many Instances, to SEVERAL SHIPS BEARING THE SAME NAME, and to ...
... BRITISH FOREIGN SHlPPlNG—Established 1831. SHIPS LOST. &c. Considerable inconvenience bring experienced from the difPmlty of identifying ships from time to time lost or stranded, owing, in many Instances, to SEVERAL SHIPS BEARING THE SAME ...
... were detached from the summit of the mountain ; a great extent of country was laid waste, but fortu- nately no lives were lost ; ships which were twenty leagues distant in the open sea, were covered with volcanic ashes. There were three distinct erup- tious ...