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... Loss of Emigrant Ships. —The frightful list of lost emigrant ships naturally excites suspicion, that, notwithstanding the surveys, that vessels must worse comiuauded, or worse equipped, or less sea worthy than others. question the correctness of the inference ...
... Archipelago, which appear to have been very slovenly, ill-managed, and indecisive affairs. The Turks are stated to have lost three ships of the line and three frigates, only one of the former being captured by the Russians, and all the others burnt by their ...
... 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 ...
... relative Manchester. coast, between the ] and SERGEANT, the latter were def Clerks to the Commissioners. war, and all the « lost four ships. Ar 97, 1809 the 17th ult states, »mmission of bankrupt is award- from Majorca, bro against an Chadwick and Fobn fleet ...
... yestentay, the otter three are nearly well. The enemy had several men ' burned in repulsing a fire-ship sent against an Al- • gerine, sad two line-of-hattle ships lost their masts. TTRIN, Oce. 31.—Our Gazette contains long accounts from Albaro, near of the 20th ...
... invented a machine, with which he undertakes to explore the bottom of the sea, for the purpose recoverng the cargoes Sec of ships lost. His machine was first constructed in 1797, and the experiments he rbade on the coast, and the rwer Seine, estabhhed its ...
... received this morning of the arrival Cork of His Majesty's ships Polyphemus, Africa Daphne, and Flying Fish, with the transports Monte Video.—Not less than 1,500,000 dollars are on board the ships of war, on account of the merchants, and about 20 vessels ...
... thought to he very valuabte. Lacius Curtis, Gordon, Willoughby, and Captains Lambert, 0 lost the:r ships off tle Isle of F ance th the enemy. Came in #4 io the above ships heen sade ct the prize property An estimate bas taken at, tne_I+ le of France; and, ...
... g that the Royal Mail Steam-packet Company has lost three ships during the last year and a half, that the government squadron in the West Indies has, in the same period, with fewer ships employed, lost exactly the same number of vessels, namely, the ...
... arrivingj prevented their reaching them. Several ships, I Tidetached from the grand convoy, returned; they succeeded in saving the greater part of the troops and transports. the enemy lost but five ships, which general were As soon was informed the enemy ...
... 19. 37. when from its superiority sailing, and consisting fresh ships, lost the sight of them ; although at one time his own ship, the Superb, was within two leagues of the sternmo't ship the enemy, his own squadron being at that time out of sight astern ...
... IMPROVEMENTS.— The first fleet of the East India Company, out of 5:85, lost 100 men before and after lauding, in the voyage of seven months to the Cape of Good Hope. Anson, in three ships, lost 626 men out of 961, in ten months after leaving England.— Captain ...