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... LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, MAY 23,1845. 'IIANSS-A'TLANTIC STHAMERS.-Thc steam-ship Great \esteRAlS Captain Miathoue, carrying out from sixty to WetenCatan-- 1 _v,,q thp Count deI seventy passengers, amongstW ?? ?? Talar, pand the Usual mail, sailed on SiLturdav ...
... «ior iioNocß thk Ar.my.—lnquirer asks Whether since the Itev any English regiment lost its facings ac: ion meminn, presume, forfeited the facings off it# utiir for cowardly or unsoldierlike conduct in the Weld. We are glad say are n it aware of any ...
... of large ship was seen drifting from the south-east towards Pooi-head. eight o'clock she came ashore, about midway between Poor-head and Trabolgan, on the estate of Colonel Fitzgerald, and ha*, doubtless, gone to pieces since. She is the ship Henrietta ...
... The look-out in the steamer suddenly saw the ship t through the mist, but the word was scarcely uttered t by the watch before the Europa struck the ship e amidships, and cut an awful chasm in her side. The ship, as we have before indicated, heeled over, ...
... perished in the forecastle. The ship and cargo were burning two ' days and nights. in WRECt OF THES SHIP SARAH CRtsP By Fist.-Tura THEN Livas LOST.-The late arrivals from Canton announce the distressing loss of the English ship Sarah at Crisp, by fire, with ...
... stated the melancholy fact of !nt eighteen ships employed in the whale fishery having been lost. Is doae following are some additional particulars relating to that he dsastrous event: zO. There were eighty-nine ships belonging to Britain at the Tr. fishery ...
... probably been lost. Only v 3er- one of the above vessels, had been heard of (a French ] ect- ship, which got into St. Eustatia.) The estates here the also were greatly damaged. utll ; At St.-Vincent's, ten sail of vessels wenton shore, lost and were neatly ...
... laid up from the ctleots of the cold, 0ono oan suffering very 0 severely; lost foreyard, split the foresail and omain-topsall; lost hr isthe mainsail and tore-topsail; the ship so nmuch iced, auid so ee bsmany hands laid up, that we could not do any thing ...
... off; and shipped mich water., ar The Sir Thomas Cochrane, Saper; from this port, was lost d 14th Nov. at Cape St. Francis, Newfoundland. A ship of the line, from the Alorea for AMexandria, with er. troops, horses, and stores on bnoard, has been lost. The ...
... destructive on their re'peetiv. Numerous vessels were lost ; and the L'n te tei1 which reached the Thames in the middle Ci ti e' brought over the crews of two vessels which Ih ?? lost. 'ihe Camilla sbteamn ship reportsna rnost ?? ricane vicitisg Cronistadt on ...
... was wr another articles. melancholty affair is that of another packet- .,g posed to be the Saxon, bound to London, lost, litdhandi. The ship, which has a large amount of S oeo her at Llo7d'l, was 367 tons burthen, and ottoo where she 'belonged, on the 13th ...
... the ship previous to her ie being drrven on the rocks. in - ?? ?? 46Kinsale.(reland) Apr27, 1822. *- GENTLEMxir,-Ihaye taken the liberty to perform a- the unpleasant task of giving you the particulars of the ry melancholy shipwreck of your ship Albion ...