... tit lights and firing gene, till the a mnmuuition becasme le wet by the waves. The guns were heard by the dr U-learne Bay boatmen, about one on Monday morn- H lug, wheu four of tisetn immediately put to sea in a so tll boat, in the expectation of being ...

... obedient servant, JAMES MARSHALL,Surgeon. 99, St. James's-street, Thursday, Sept. 22d, 1814. Large Fislz.-Yesterday som e of our boatmen brought into Liverpool, a very large Fish, ehich they had found, as we are informed uipon Burbo Bank. We have had no opportunity ...

... b rins. tol e holD A melancholy catastrophe hiape Sunday morning last, about ywh it1 ° conveying some passengers abea the boatmen of which, when it cas et, I missed grappling her chains. The peg e instantly rushed forwiard to gret held e vent it being ...

... the time 'WWsfife of the boy aud, his exhaustetl friend had nerily fallen a sacrifice to the culpable incredulity of some boatmen, who rxprcsented their struggles in -the water as miere ?? frolics. ' e t ijeyputleth 'Methodist Annual Comfeorence cowmeneredliO ...

... touchin I the water on one side, expanded like a fuil sail, and conducting myself and my little boat to the opposite bank. Two boatmen, named Plassau and Drounlard, were the first that came to my relief. For seven minutes I floated on the water, and my strength ...

... position, by the boat r`Chi' against him, he was again precipitated iota t, ter, and with difficulty reached his oenbolt;a gther boatmen most unaccountably left them v 11 the mercy of the waves; when, if it had renmT510 only a few minutes longer, by a very lintle ...

... premises, and twelve chairs stolen thence. Vn Thursday night se'nnight, during a gale of din wind, a ferryboat, containing six boatmen, unfortu- slit riately sunk opposite the King's-dock, and, melan the choly to relate, they were all drowned, of ...

... busines5 of the Thursday prevented l Ptg apon tie occasion. I'rslc-s-Rowvig or Sailing matches have isamionalle anongst our boatmen of late know tieotkid of races so unexceptionable, ti - ne i hich there is asly one good end to be ii ed. tis said that there ...

... apprising the mate of the situation of the vessel, and made their way to- land, nor was it until one of the custom-house boatmen, to whom they gave the alarmn, got on board that the mate was aroused from ?? this time, the poor man in the forecastle, whi ...

... care of' their boats; and he was still, more to blame for refusing to he on good terms with Bull, who was one of the best boatmen in the world. Last- - ly, it was all Jonathan's fault, because in the first place, lie did not challenge Bull long before ...

... period like - the prceant, whenl the daily introduction of a fec r boat loads of flsht would be so acceptable, and when r our boatmen -unfortunately front the same cause, - have so very little emiployiment; surelv it would be t a very desirable thhig, to send ...

... aide, the secoed mate jumped 'on board, bagged of the crew to save bii life, arid related tire rholit transaction. Tire The boatmen conducted thevessel without resistance, into the a)own', and all but the second mate wer putonboard the Severe a frigate ...