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... flying about. Several ships lost their masts and yards, and the second mate of a brig had his leg shot off. At nine o’clock all hands were ordered on deck, as the firing had abated a little. We slipped our anchor and eable and lost a boat which was astern ...
... Couvtenay district, who sent to England some 2,000 bushels wheat one of the early ships lost season, had received his account sales, and he said that the entire cost of shipping, including loss bags, interest o-n advances, and every charge reckoned, was 2* ...
... a subscription was set foot to aid the mea ? ,the ships lost every article paid a** wages out of tho ; wish of ° in * know it will accord with »W —. The gale * ...
... THE BALTIC FLEET. Orr June The screw line-of-battie ships consisting of the Duke of Wellington, 131, bearing the fiag of Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Napier, Commander- in-Chief; Edinburgh, 58, flag-ship of Rear-Admiral Chads; St. Jean d’Acre, 101, Captain ...
... BRITISH SHIP LOST. The English steamer Botha], of Newcastle, a vessel of 1,873 tons, bound from Glasgow to Savannah, met with terrible weather on her voyage out. She shipped so much water and became so much damaged that she was shundored in a sinking ...
... GLASGOW SHIP LOST. Messrs. Dixon and Harrieon, Glasgow, owners el the steamship Rowan, received os Maeda a telegram informing them that she had fou the Bay of Biscay while prooesdiag from Huelva to Goole. A Dania& schooner picked up the Row's'. boat, ...
... SHIP AND CRAW LOST. A four-roasted ship, the Primrose Hill, was wrecked near Holyhead, and only one of her crew—whose nutnlwr is differently stated at twenty-six and thirty-five—was rescued. The Primrose Hill, which towed down the Channel on Thursday ...
... LOST OF A BRITISH SHIP. VIVK OF TH2 CHM DILOWNID. Lloyd's agent at Gall. telegraphs that the British ship Earl of Shaftesbury has been totally wrecked at Amblangoda in deep water. The captain and five of the crew were drowned. The Earl of Shaftesbury ...
... HOW A GOOD SHIP WAS LOST. On the night of October 27th, 1842, the good ship Mary Compton, of Bristol, England, was struggling with fearful gale off the coast of North ' America. The wind blew furiously, but the weather I was clear, ami the captain ...
... MELANCHOLY LOSS OF THE BRITISH SHIP ASIATIC. —FIFTEEN LIVES LOST. The sad details the foundering of the ship Asiatic, nearly 1,000 tons burden, while on her homeward bound j voyage from Akyab to Falmouth (for orders), and the loss of the greater portion ...
... spare mainyard ; but the ship was now partly Unmanageable from the great damage she had sustained, and, as there were no spars on board properly to replace those which had been lost, was now deemed absolutely necessary turn the ship's head a third time, and ...
... LOSS OF THE LIVERPOOL PACKET-SHIP STEPHEN WHITNEY-NINETY-ONE LIVES LOST. We regret to state that intelligence has been received of the total loss of the well-known New York packet-ship Stephen Whitney, Captain Popham, on the night of last Wednesday. The ...