... westerl gale, which the baromete has indicated at lilhead four hours previously. Bich was the wind wtien, the ill-fatedavoesas Tayleur sailed fai Australia. Such was it for ten deys last, movinte anld such boas it been for 1ii dayt, not o! the 24 in the preseot ...

... have ensued by the variance of compasses on iron dent ilships, as in the very frightful cases of the Blirkenhead, onto n.Tayleur, and other vessels, owing to the unsuspected rend its change of compass notion. When I first promulgated this csm( an subject ...