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... eI cargo, palm oil, was completely lost. The ship's company, tb with the exception of Mr. Morgan, the surgeon, were all saved; but unhappily he and another medical gentleman, Pt of the name of Read, a passenger, lost their lives in endea. in vouring to ...
... small schooners have been sunk, one totally lost,'and all hands on board have perished. Several large ships lost outside, four ships on shore in the harbour, aid'all the rest seriously damaged. A large ship alongside of us carried away our ...
... en Ato Wt e many vessels from this country during the ;ate ?? Obins, wv4a'asplendid ship the Marion, chartered W bythe lieg India Co0ibany, she being thrhead.quarter ship, -of und 'having o boead 9ir Hugh otigh and stad. On the 9th pft June, 184t,' while ...
... A letter from Captain Brown, of the ship Hannibal, on the coast of Patagonia, states that the coast is covered with wrecks, and that one thousand men have perished by the loss of those vessels. Among the ships lost is the Emma of New London. According ...
... fate a of two ships, used as transports for troops, the one from b Australia, and the other from England; they had been I wrecked side by side on the Andaman islands. They were I the Runnymede and Britol. No lives were lost; but the ships n were fairly ...
... DREADFUL WRECK OF AXf EMIGRANT SHIP- NEARLY 200 LIVES LOST. TTti rtrT ArrNAY -With the deeneat regret we have to h' HAewlcw, SuNDAY -With the deepest regret we have to qn record one of the most frightful catastrophes that probably r, ever octurred on ...
... VESSELS TOTALLY LOST. The following wrecks have been announced at Lloyd's during the past week, many of them we regret to say, in. volving melancholy loss of human life:_ The Cordelia, a fine brig helongiog to Belfast, was totally lost on the morning of ...
... the ship's total destruction, for in two hours afterwards she coin- menced breaking to pieces, and Iser cargo and timber floated out'of her. Very happily a vessel, which afterwards was' found to be the Tartar, came up a few minutes after the ship ha, ...
... shore, but happily, although the ship was lost, all hands on board were saved. During a heavy gale on the 9th of September, several ships lying at Table-bay were driven on shore. The Ame- rican bark Fairfield, the ship John Bagshaw, the brigs Re- form ...
... vessel, and has only been a few weeks on the station' She is divided into three watpr-tight coimpartments and te fore one shipped so neuch water that site settled down considerably by the head; and, but for her eonstrlctio, in three separate compartments ...
... THE RELIEF SHIP VICTOR. It gives us no small degree of pleasure to be able to, an. nounce that the middle classes of Dublin, in a great measure unaided by any of these whose social position indicates as the parties on whom should devolve the duty of ...
... TH'E BRITISH NAVY-SHIPS BUT NO SEAkMEN I The difficulty of obtaining seamen for the ships now fitting out at each of our ports is becoming daily more prominent, and notwithstanding vessels are sent to each of our commercial ports to raise volunteers for ...