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... y can bring little comfort to e us beside th , painful thought that the brave crew t has been for ever lost. Ships we have in abund- s ance; ships; like the Eurydice, indeed, in super- h abundance. If all that we had to record to-day e were but the loss ...
... mnisinug ships - rnd livos lost th~ereill. Itlthough not ill the total loss of Ijs or total los of propurt y. W olave thlis far spokncn of tie ?? of lifo only. It wvill be remostbered that our original inquiry was with xeferenceto the isruiter of ships lost ...
... their changes, and of still greater that he should cros be able to ascertain the position of his ship at any time. It once men happened to him to meet a ship, a whaler, seven or eight degrees I out ii her longitude. On. his asking the captain how this came ...
... the manifold evils resulting from lwant of the supply have been pointed out with almost painful iteration. Not only are ?? ships lost for want of adequate practical seamanship, but many crimes are annually tried in our courts of justice owing te the small ...
... which she capsized and instantly sank, e carrying with her 115persons,every soul of whom y was lost. Seventeen of the crew isanaged to laylhold of one of the ship's cutters, which, as the vessel went down, floated over the deck, and saved them. They endured ...
... rimtres, ill w*vich the Jfiva lost 60 killed, and l01 (otl)craccountissay l70) wounde(l. Anrorig ihie latter, we lainent to say, was tile gallant Coamilandler of tih Java, and;, it is added, mor- tally. 'iTe Americans lost hine kiled and 25 uoirnded. -The ...
... DREADFUL HURRICANE OFF THE MAU. RITIUS. AN INDIAN AND TWO EMIGRANT SHIPS LOST. Within the last three or four days the subjoined intelligence has been received at Lloyd's, announcing a most fearful storm having occurred in the month of January last, off ...
... and Co., of Hull a London, had arrived -with three crews of lost ships. Captain White, her commander, reports that twenity more crews were saved and on board incominig vessels. Ten vessels lost are known to -be English, and the remainder are believed to ...
... of owners who, having lost their ships in the storm, a have invested their insuranee moneys in newv bottoms, take, d the case of a worthy,. well-to-do old gentleman, entertaining T s8 a friend with lametton vr h ruin of the shipping t ), interest, when ...
... is stranded near Havre crew saved. THUEE SHIPS LOST, WITH ALL HANDS.-On Saturday, amongst the fresh losses reported at Lloyd's were the wrecks of three ships, and nearly the whole of the crews, viz., the ship William, 591 tons, on her homeward voyage ...
... eighteoen miles otl the Start etrlvon, Tpesday' maorpmung by whbich two phips have 1ounhdjrel aimd.fitteu lives been lost. The pqllidlisg 'ships, were, :th' barqiee Robert Melly of Boston, aiept.. li'ruman, and tire 'bar ibi Hulderdflela, of Liverpool, Capi ...
... case of ships nearly new, and 374 of ships between three and seven years of age. Out of the gross number those lost by stress of weather is put down at 159. As to the expected facts, we find that the number of really nusea- worthy ships lost ...