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... Persons-.- Having obtained s~-returns of the British ships lost during the years 184l--3 6nd areards the whole, of the mercantile marine, from ?116Lloydel, %and aloof 'the loss of timeihe-laden ships from .yas BritialhAmnerica to Europe, from September ...
... 'The fit-st fleet of the I at~ East India Company, out of 5Q18, lost 100 men before andc [ve A after lauding, in the voyage of Seven months to the Cape Ild ?? Hope. Anison, in three ships, lost O-26 men out of [Ye lull, inl tenl mouths afier heav-lug, Euglanld ...
... LOSS OF THE RUSSIAN LINE OF BATTLE SHIP INGERNIANLAND-FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST. LEITIn, TetunsDoAY, SErr. 22.-The following is a trans- lated extract of a letter dated Chrietiansand, September 15, 1842, addressed to Mr. Dahl, of the firm of Ferguson ...
... Scarcely hail he quitted Isis at post before the, ship struck with terrific force, so great 'n indeed, that her phlaks, and false keel ittinediately rushed of tip alotigside, too truly shtowving that she was lost. .A u scene. of horror instantly preseuted itself ...
... Monday week, a large three-masted Russian ship, named the Iris, Captain Kyllen, master, belonging to Bjorneberg, from Volo, laden with nearly 2000 quarters of Indian corn, and bound to Falmouth for orders, was lost off the Lizard. She made the land within ...
... Shipping Intelligence. FRIDAY, March 19.—Wind S.S.E. to S., fresh. The Prima Donna, that arrived here on Wednesday from Michael's, fell in with ship or barque of about tons, in a sinking state, March 14, in lat. 51, lon. 9; lay by her, but suddenly lost ...
... Shipping Intelligence. TU USD A Y, June I.— Mud A. A'. IF., // ...
... the ship Isaac Allerton, from New Orleans to Liverpool, came in contact with the steamer Queen Victoria, from this port to Dublin. The ship remained some time ; could not be seen. Twenty of the passengers got on board the ship. The ship has ...
... Shipping Intelligence. TUESDA Y, November —Win! variable and light. Arrived.—Emily Taylor, Clausen, from New Orleana—Blake, Armstrong, and Covenanter, Patterson, Quebec —Sharon, Fox, Zintc —Black Prince, Kendall, Aphalouia H M steamer Cormorant, from ...
... from or this port Ist April Mat I.—The St. Patrick, of and from Liverpool for Sunderland, was lost 17th April, after being in contact. Two of the crew lost. The remainder landed at Carlingford Falmouth, May 2.—The Dutch barque llrania, Kamenga, from New ...
... THE SHIP ON FIRE! ACCOUNT OF THE LOSS TOE FRENCH SHIP PALLADIUM. (Sf a Passengerpublisht i in the Bengal Ilurkira.) was a passenger on board the ship Palladium, Captain iUrilly, Nantes, whence she sailed on the 15th of March, 1847. My wife and a young ...
... crew, who came ashore in tle long-boat. The number lost it is impossible to ascertain. According t, the captain's story there were 120 on board,includingthe crew. If this is true, there were 99 lost. The passengerw who were saved maintain, however, that ...