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... THE GREAT BRITAIN STEAM-SHIP. We have niuch pleasure in statiog that this fine vessel has seE at lgtpassed from the floating harbour into the river, andlo tha she' ha nergone, satisfactorily, her first trial-trip re wo rtygenerally known that the attempt ...
... SUFFERINGS OF A SHIP'S ICREW. The arrival of a merchant vessel, the Naturalist, Captain Hyde from Calcutta, brings us information of the sufferings of a ship's crew which rivals in intensity and horror the worst tales of the old navigators. The ship Van 0apellan ...
... RECOVERY OF THE SHIP PHYRNE. VALUABLE PRIZE PIOIlKD UP AT SEA. t On tbe afternoon of the 0th of January, In lat. 430 10' N., and w long. 11° 0' WV., the royal mail steam ship Armenian fell In with to the above vessel, abandoned at sea, The ship Is 1300 tons ...
... missing; but 93 of the crew are supposed to be lost. Lieutenant Starling, bearer of the despatches, proceeds by French packet to Bordeaux to-day. The Navy List represents the Bombay as 2782 tons (flag- ship), and 400 horse-power. Her officers were-Rear- ...
... TE HBLE SHIPPING DISASTER . ;STEAMER FOUNIDERED. GREAT .LOSS OF LIFPS, A Hoiphead oozresponden telegraphs that yeterday L afternoon, about a quarter.past three o'clook, a laegt tl tbgee-.asted steamer with Awhite tunnel with black top,' G was observed ...
... THE 6FORMIDABLE TRAINING SHIP PRIZE DISTRIBUTI , This annual festival was celebrated yesterday, a large portyof subscibers a ndfrielid s travelling from Bristol to orteishead by special train, at 2 o'clock. Havinig been rowed in bouts from the pier ...
... THE QUEEN INSULTED BY A SHIP'S oAPTAIN. I SUSPENSION OF CERTIFICATE. I Yesterday, the Local Marine Board, acting -under instructions from the Board of Trade, held an inquiry into a charge preferred against a certificated ship's muster, -named Anthony ...
... bad any right to have been down there, ?? or with- eut a light, since Snuday mcrrning, when Captain Phipps, whe wnorwazis the ship, went roa:nd on a vieijt of inesec. uioc, Thee was nothiug in the store whith could havel igrited spontaneously, ofl thereis ...
... Pontabelle, Captain Nixon, which left Palmouth a short time before for Loudon, was wrecked the same night, eight lives being lost with her. It seboas that the strong current set the barque towards the reef off Salt- mireb, outbldo 'FPmoub. Wfhio n ahort ...
... AN EMIGRANT SHIP RUN DOWN IN THE CHANNEL. LOSS OF THREE HUNDRED LIVES. NARRATIVE OF THE SURVIVORS. A collision took p lace on Wednesday night about eleven o'clock between a foreign steamer and the emigrant ship tWorthfleet, of London, about two miles ...
... a very,.circuitous and dangerous part of the' coast', where, I-'believe, more shipwrecksoccur, and more valuable lives are lost, than on; all hie other coasts of the hlngds.m put togetAher. By tbus: avoiding the Land's Ead too, be it remarked, not one ...
... bere found, hot the marlasof flails are-vcry eeident. Tliseair being exccidedt Food seems mrer darable than that metal. ?? lost, tnso vessel ap spear to.'ve bee in laellat, sas a considerahie q partity of flint pebbles was found ln and about her aned ...