Another Ship Wreck
IT is our painful duty to record another sacrifice of property, to the obstinancy, of our rulers in refusing to establish outside pilots. On Tuesday last, at 10 o'clock of the day, in fine weather,…
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Law of Shipwreck. "A wreck, a wreck! resounds along the strnnd, And man becomes a tiger for the prey."—Byron
By the Act of the 3d Edward, 1st cap 4th of the same King, and cap. 2, it is enacted, that if a man, a dog, or a cat escape alive out of any ship, such ship…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wreck of the Schooner Friendship at Norfolk Island
SOME time since, we gave an account of the loss of the above-named vessel; by which it appeared that the prisoners behaved in a most. praiseworthy manner, rendering every…
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Despatches were received at the Brigade Office, early yesterday morning, from the Governor, at Parramatta, containing intelligence that the ship Hive, Captain…
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INTELLIGENCE reached Sydney on Sunday morning, that the ship Hive, Captain Luscombe, from Dublin, with male prisoners, was on shore to the southward of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Extracts. Blowing Up of the Earl Grey Steamer
ON Friday evening, July 24, a few minutes before 6 o'clock, a dreadful accident took place, occasioned by the bursting of the boiler of the Earl Grey steamer, while she was lying at the Steam-boat-quay,…
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INTELLIGENCE was received in Sydney on Sunday morning that the ship Hive, Captain Luscombe, with male prisoners from Ireland, was on shore at Jervis' Bay. Dispatches were at the…
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By the Tamar, which left the above vessel on Wednesday, we hoar that there is every reason to expect that she will be ultimately got off and saved, though at present…
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