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... PARiny did; anid possibly one of these adveistitroiss vessels may have picked up CAi rA. I Ross andt his crew, who have lost their ships. The narrative of the voyagers, whit have spent three winters lockesi up it thick- ribbed ice ant polar night, will doubtless ...
... principal part of the upward- r. bound ships by this list, are remaining in our Roads and below in the Castle-those for the Baltic proceed as cleared. On the e28th it blew a heavy gale from the SW. wvhen several ships lost anchors and cables. anid drove to ...
... dreadful battle of the Nile, five of our line of battle b ships lost only 18 killed, and less than 50 wounded. I IAt Trafalgar ten of our 74 gun ships, in divisions of Ifive each, respectively lost only 19, and 16 men killed, hi Each division suffering less ...
... compelled to postpone a more detailed account, since received.] DAVIS, STRAITS EXPEDITION.-The Ccvel passed by Grimsby on Wednesday lost, about eleven a.m with a flowing sheet, having received while in Whitebooth Roads upwards' of eleven hundred weight of Capt ...
... MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE. I I TWENTY LIVES LOST. It is our melancholy duty as journalists to record one of the most heart-rending occurrences which it has ever been our lot to narrate, and which most 1lnmi- liatingly reminds us how weak indeed are the works ...
... THE MISSIONARY SHIP, &c. _c be .e EARL FITZWILLIAiM AND THE :REV. J. WILLIAMIS.. 'Pl' U. TO THE EDITOR or THE PATRIOT. 'to re-h SItR-,I have 'much pleaiure in commumicating the of foll6Mgiulgfonmaitin, which I have no doubt w ill afford high. aghtifican' ...
... : ME¢TING. OF SHIP-OWNERS onLONDON.J I ._ . a. 1._1muA 3 A nqmnr~us ind highly resliectable meeting of tbe ship-owners took place on Thursday, at the City of se L London Tavern, for the purpose of taking into considera- P! tion the propriety of forming ...
... I| ANOTHER EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE VICTORIA STEALS SHIP. I NINE PERSONS KILLED. in - . .1 .. . ?? pcol, Robtert IThe prr Shrowell and This ill-fated vemee); in which a noust deplorable cain- Aiet in. Hopkln nIftY took place no thc 1tgh of March tast, when ...
... DREADFUL COAL PIT EXPLOSION, NEAR WHITEHAVEN.-FORTY LIVES LOST. (Frond -he Whitehavesn IHerald.) k On Wednesday morning last, intelligence wasbrought - into Whitehaven, that a tremendous explosion of. ear- n buretted hydrogen gas had taken place in one ...
... DREADFUL COAL PIT EXPLOSION NEAR WHITERAVEN--FORTY LIVES LOST. (From the 117dite/havenr l ild.) Oin Wfednesday imorning last. int.lligeuce was brorught illto IV 1itbehaoneu, tuat a trenelwous es' pl-.- siou of cairburetted 1,ydlrgeu gus had taken place ...
... granted i to ship slates, as ballast, in British ships, and your t committee having represented to the lordsof trade, that f the Lmrds Comnuissioners of his Majesty's treasury had v on a former occtsion assured them that the privilege of shipping chalk as ...
... Collins, the commander of the ship 27?oscius, which arrived at Liverpool this day. The fa cts are furnished by an intelligent passenger. It appears that on the Sth of December, p. m., Captain CoN'ins fell in with the wreck of a ship called the Scotia , bound ...