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... , . _-_ Wi nd N.N.W.—..The Diamond, Macey, from New York, sailed the 12th ult., struck on the east end of the causway in Cardigan Bay, and sunk in seven fathoms water; one man saved, ten drowned, six were seen the rigging; the Preventative boat has gone ...
... President of the United States, on opening Congress. It is now Relieved thal the Diamond, from New York, which was lost in Cardigan Bay Monday, had Ort board a copy of this document. The trade the interior of the country will benefit considerably When the ...
... Ashton, from their seat in Lancashire ; and Capt. Mathew Grey, from l imb. Departures:-Charles Moratt, Esq. for Brighton; end John Moratt, Esq. for Gibraltar. Arrival at Mivatt's Hotel, lAwer Brook-street: Thous* , Lister Parker, Esq. from a tour. Mr. G ...
... , , . Liverpool, Jan. 4.— The Diamond, Macey, from New York, sailed the nit., struck on the East end (of the Cansway in Cardigan Bay, and sunk in seven fathoms water; one man saved, ten drowned—six we**, .seen in the : the Preventive boat has stone out ...
... fortUMa affections. Mr. Ventura Is about 33 years «se, in blue, and carried large cloak, lined with scarlet, tktM| across Ida arm, during the investigation. Mrs. Bartlett seems lady about the age of 50, the remains of hating been, whnl understand she ifc ...
... tired- , itesday evening by theitpresence.L--' The Diitniond, from New York for Liverpo.o laden with cotton, was lest in Cardigan Bay, on Saturday night. Six of the crow were saved. . : Letters- have been received from Valparaiso dated . , the 27th Of ...
... the Cauaeway, near the Eaat End, in Cardigan Bay, and aunk in aeven fathom* water. The preventive I boat took aix of the crew off the rigging the remainder, except boy, were drowned.'' Another letter dated Cardigan Bay, Jan. 3, atatt* that about (even ...
... restoring Ife were used with success; he was afterwards taken to the Royal Infirmary, and this mominir complains of one of his arms being powerless; he says was intoxicated at the time, and has no recollection whatever of any thing having befallen him. (Hatgo* ...
... on the Causeway, near the East End, in Cardigan Bay, and sunk in seven fathoms water. The preventive boat took six of the crew off the rigging ; the remainder, except were drowned.” Another letter dated Cardigan Bay, Jan. 3, states that about seven o'clock ...
... Mentz claims the invention of the art of Printing, which, if not invented, was at least much improved, by John Faust, or, as others say, by John Guttenburg, about the year 1450. Iu the territory Mentz, behind Cronberg, is a mountain, called Altkanigcr ...
... Baltic navigation will be from SOO to 600 miles. t • 'the Plymouth . paper of Monday says:— The remains of the late of the John, of,l3ideford, wrecked off Yealm, on ofNov., , t;re. together With six Other unknown l decently interred in -K l t e'hurcbat ...
... St. Patrick's 'Causeway, opposite Dyfrryn Coast, - near Bartinnithe Merionetlishise. It isisaid that the captain mistook Cardigan Bay for St. George's Channel. Immediately after the vessel struck, she tilled . with water, and the. Winds and waves wore ...