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... as most of the ships anld their cagroes are Esaid to he covered by insurance. The ship Caneovas, which has just arrived from Quebec, experienced mnost fea~rful wreather during the voyae.g On one occasion; while in 1sit. 40 W., the ship pooped a terrific ...
... I3,liS Iv.e, (excludin Q: tho-e bv etr-anlutiis ?? c wlioiu) ire-ae ia year lost at s--a. .'on bad incltuded in that ;-tal '2 live! loot in fishiiid boats, and 701 lives lost la vessels regumte'd in indian eind Colonial portS. Yonnow aoimit my fist s:n ...
... WANOTHER SHIPPING DISASTER. 'LOSS OF A LARGE SHIP AND ALL IANDS. A Skibberean correspondent telegraphing last even- ing, says it is feased that the whole crew and a large vessel with her cargo have been lost eon the Irish coast. No definite inforn-tion ...
... English'vessels were lost on the same night, c.- 0 miles southward of Magdalen Island; one was a, from Loutdin to Quebec, called the Brothers, the ,_ property of Messrs Brooks and Co., of Southwark. se All hands, it is supposed, were lost. ?? from Suez, dated ...
... English vessels were lost on the same nighte U 60 miles southward of Magdalen Iland; one w from London to Quebec, called the Brothers, the '¾ property of Messrs Brooks and Co., of SouthwbaTZ 3- All hands, it is supposed, were lost. i Letters from Sues ...
... after. wards the fore top gallan mast were carried away. On the let of Eebruary, nt 8 ?? the ship was off Holyhead, and the weather very tempestuoua. The ship was wove and put on her course for Kingetown Harbour, but about S p. in, the weather being'thick ...
... English vessels were lost on the same tight, 4 00 miles southward of Magdalen Island; one wag from London to Quebec, called the Brothers, the . property of Messrs Brooks snd Co, of Southwark. t All hands, it is supposed, were lost. Letters from Suee, dated ...
... blew a ?? -util some fdit a lit-tle fi-irful on a. -ew ship in ?? :- 1Sri(s-un', alld :,ntiuipated seas-ickness as dbe leaist of t:ce r tresutls, blit in point of fact. enil in) thsat Sea: tLI ship rolled verv slightl, end ' I tan place -syou i plicesR ...
... several ships lying in Table-bay, were driven on shore. The American bark Fairfield, the ship John Bagshaw, the ships Reform and Henry Boyle,theschooner Gilika,aridtl te ctterAlbatross, were the vessels which were stranded, but no lives, were lost. (Froee ...
... COLLISION OFF HOLYHEAD. 122 LIVES LOST. ht ad We are sorry to say, that the most fatal collision at sea g, that has occurred for many years, took place about two odcloek on the ,d morning sf Saturday last, between the American ship Governor . Ferncer, Captain ...
... SLri-t-xs a lstrge ship, of nearly 1 501u tone tunruien. After gruunniete' near tlue altars ~he stootd upright, anti soe lives hr~vet hetn lost. biuc utl probably, or i-ether cert-tirtly, lie a total wreck. Tn, Waterloo, a6 ship of' 414 tens, itoutn ...
... a ship left New- York, on the evening of the. 18th ult., a with one bundred and ten passengers and crew on board. a Subsequently, on the 22nd nIt., she was spokess by the ,e paeket-ship Sea, and durieg several davs, until the 2?th, the two ships sailed ...