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... years 1833, 1834, and 1835, the nui iber of ships lost, belonging to this kingdom, amounted to 610 per year, or nearly two per day The loss of property per day was about £7000.; and in 1841-42, the lives lost were 1450, or four per day. NAPOLEON's HEART ...
... FOREIGJi DTELLIGEWE. DREADFUL HURRICAN E OFF THE MAURITIUS* AN INDIAMAN AND TWO EMIGRANT vvwhin ,». i SHIPS LOST. C a l'l,Pe or lour days the subjoined intelli- inl mr h een rece'ved at Lloyd's, announcing a most lear- ihp \l m 'i ocCuirt;d in the month ...
... A letter from Cap- tain Brown, of the ship Hannibal, on the coast of Patagonia, states that the coast is coveted with wrecks, and that one thousand men have perished by the loss of those vessels. Among ships lost is the Emma, of New L indon. A meeting ...
... DREADFUL WRIECK OF AN EMIGRANT SHIP. li'F'iY LIVES LOST. Letters eommnaiicatinig a most deplorable event were received at Lloyd's, on Satulday, detaliling tlie particulars of the totad wrece of' the C'reola, a barque 400 tons burdleni, with 120 French ...
... FOUNDERING OF ANOTHER IRISH EMIGRANT SHIP—ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST. Scarcely has the melancholy interest produced by the loss of the Hannah, lnsh emigrant ship, and nearly two hundred lives, subsided, ere it falls to our painful duty to announce another ...
... LOSS OF THE RUSSIAN LINE OF BATTLE SHIP mINGERMANLAND.400 LIVES LOST. Leith, Thursday, September 22 -The following is a translated extract of a letter dated Christiansand, Sep- tember 15,1842, addresspd to Mr. Dahl, of the firm of pergusoo, Davidson and ...
... NEW PROVERB.-Promises, like Government ships, were only made to be broken. A GOOD AVirr,Wheii a daughter remarks—Mother, I would not hire help, for I can assist you to do all the work of the kitchen, set it down that she will make somebody a good wife ...
... VESSELS LOADING FOREIGN. Juiy tith. 1818. Ships. Masters. li- here Hound. Cargo. Merchants. R')bt.lurri! ...
... every assistance. As soon as the ship's boat was avail- able, they manned il and boarded her, and took from the deck several women but on their return for a like benevolent pur. pose, the Captain came to the side of the ship and ordered the men away, declaring ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The Marv, Fursman, from Bilboa for Cardiff, has put in!o Plymouth, with loss of bulwarks, jib-boon, sails, &c., and puiops choked. f The papers report a large number of vessels on shore on va- rious parts of the coast, and many painful ...