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... sound cause for congratulating ourselves on the famous run the good ship Great Britain has made since those far-off times on which I have been •gossiping. COSMOPOLITAN. REPORTED LOSS OF A SHIP, WITH EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY LIVES. The Overland mail from China ...
... heavily insured. There arre several other casualties reported along the coast. Reported Loss of a Ship with 860 Lives. The Overland Mtail from China brings intelligence of the reported loss of the American ship Flora Temple, 2,000 tons burden, bound to ...
... steamer in Tangier TOTAL LOSS OF THE BLER,VIE CASTLE EMIGRANT SHIP. Anxious inquiries have been made daily at Lloyd's and of I the charterers of the ill-fated outward bound Australian ship Blervie Castle relative to the fate of her unfortunate passengers ...
... REPORTED LOOS OF A SHIP WITS 850 LIVES. The overland mail from China brings intelligence of the repor t ed loss of the American ship Flora Temple, 2,000 toes burden, to Savannah. having on board the large number of 850 coolies The ship it appears had struck ...
... fortnight, in order that inquiries might be made with regard to the state of mind of the prisoner at Lisbon, at which place he shipped on board the vessel where the offence was committed. Another respite for a month was subsequently sent to Mr. Jones, the Governor ...
... companions. A melancholy success attended Waintock's mission, and we have now certain in. formation of the loss of the two ships and their crews—a loss which, alas, no one has doubted for several years. Peace be t 9 the brave, adventurous ones in their ...
... parties, theKaidßen Oda deployed upon the beach to oppose them—a most fatal movement, as it brought him within range of the two ships of war which instantly stood in and commenced throwing shot and shell upon the Moorish cavalry. This measure greatly disconcerted ...
... tie Kaid Ben Oda deployed upon the beach to oppose them—a most fatal movement , as it brought him within range of _the two _ships _of war which instantly _stood _in anil _commenced throwing shot and shell upon the Moorish cavalry . This measure _, greatly ...
... saved, but the ship lies- upon a kind of quick-sand, nine miles from the shore, and tne sea beating over her, there not such a very sanguine expectation to the result. About the same time on Friday morLing, in Cardigan Bay, two tbonsand ton ship, called the ...
... VOLUNTEERS on tihe following Conditions:- 1.-The Leave is to be for one Ship, and for one Voyage only at a time, and to be renewed for each Voyage. The Ports or Countries at ?? the Ship is to touch must be all specified, or if any of these are not specified ...
... work which will no donbt remedy both these evils, for shipbuilding has been greatly Checked, While the losses of shipping, from casualties on the ocean and elsewhere, have been more than usually numerous and extensive; and more caution is now being exhibited ...
... as the ship lies upon a kind of quicksand, nice miles from the shore, and tbe sea beating over her, there is not sucb a very sanguine expectation as to the re- sult. About the same time on Friday morning, in Cardigan Bay, a two thousand ton ship, called ...