The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-21 00:00:00

SHIPWRECK 4I M
_DREADFUL SUFFERINGS

The following particulars of the barque Brans-
male, which tailed from Bristol on the oth of November,
and Penarth Rauh oo the 91st November, last year, have
been writhes to • lady in that city by one of the crew
H.B.M. Coesulate. Amoy. China, Sept. 30, 1851.
" We left Shanghai on the 3rd of August, seedproesedied
ea our voyage to Manilla, and all went well tilt Ithathy,
tb• 12th, whoa it tape blowing fresh. Seth after mid-
night the wind ineremed, anti we tried to dose reef the
termile, when both split to pieces, as did the f
atersail ; w thee put preventive gaskets on the yaeda, but
wherewie the wind could catch a bit of the sad it
rb wouset4=
directly. On Monday. the 13th of August, the t.
car epos us at half-pest eleven cm. Y4' was
mile& sal immediately laal was seen straight ••heed.
We squared the foreyards, in the hope of wearing the ship,
but it was too late ; we were not a hundred fathoms trout
the shore. Her starboard bow struck on a reek, sad ne
out away the mainmast in the hope of easing her. We
weld not get out the boats, se there ems • tremendous sea
running. About fire minute. after she struck she broke
her leek. the foremast and miss.-topmaet weak end she
canted over to 'Whored, when Mr. Oconee, mond lasth
sad three of us took to the water: Dose WI the etliew
would follow. When I was Isar* the wreck the section
wee so great that it nearly took me doers, but I had the
geed formes to catch a rope. so I hang we till I saw •
piths of 'Mabee. which I mode for, sad took fast bold
ef. The use. were now making • clean breach over the
wreck. I wee washed maths the reeks, when
terribly breimd and cot ; at length • hen, sea
me high and dry. and I contrived to crawl agog the
reeks. where I found two of the others, the snood mate
Irving gone down. We then saw the impish sad
We
ma
the bottom et the loegbolt, sod helped them ether& We
pt under the shelter of • rock, sad could see six heads
&aging to the stump of the mainmast, the sea Nathan a
dime breach over them ; then live of them got on to the
mi:eunirmt, where they remained for about two hours; the
ship then kohe up, and we never saw then' more. We
imbed the corks for too hours, but could not reach the
tap, as we came down again and made • hut for the night.
Neat moraine we tried spin, hat it was DO use. We looked
the wreck for ;envisions. but emir found four bruised
pump We then set off to explore the place, end found
that we were on the uninhabited shod of Agincourt, attic
which we reteree.l and set to work buddies • larger het. ,
Neat moth* we found •• boat with her bilge and NOM 1
stove in, and commeered to try and repair her. Two thuds
west to look for presence but toned nose, so we were
earefel of our pumpkins, that beteg all the provisions we
had. with the ex ileon of • little pig. We teethed the
boat by Suaday, but could lot launch her owing to contrary
triads and • heavy sec Our pumpkins being all does, we
bed the lock to pick up two bits of pork which the IA laid
turned up. We tedious, of that to eat, and cut the net
up to dry. Oa Thureday. the "fret, at noon. we launched
the boat and got clear of the Woad. On Saturday we killed
oar pig. which was almost starved to death, and drank the
blood and ate the liver on that day. sot the heart, brain,
light., and rattails es the best Oa Sunday morairg we
aloe • brig, but strictly she siw ua the hewed up and went
away from ma We then hove to the boat, it
blowing very hard all night. The captain stuck
at the lee oar eighteen hoses to keep her heed
to sea Oa the 71st we made the islaad of Forinom, and
eel% n,orniag the natives tool us min.! to Callao la a
host. where we ir oe ho,nl the brig North Star in • dread.
tul state. being so weak that we were unable to walk. The
captain the very kind to us, supplying us with clothes, to-
he. We left Cohan, not readied Amoy Os the lith
September. se you see we had toe d..ys mime es en Nair
labited inkindsdineight days in sa epee balk shirt la •
Inikent__Astak two hand. cootineally bailie( her
met. we need this tone on shoot three ounce. amebas
peu.it per dey. se that we were needy done for.
• lam el lierame Lose. - Charles 6,nee, wood mate;
(harks Dirreat, eleeerd ; Thomism Jenkins, catol rpenter •
GenreGenrePere, OA. • Merle' Rowland from Bris ; Ches.'
Wrineh. London; 'John Norfolk Joie
Smith. Cokhrsiter, EPIDD ; Wm. Hobte, cook, Southamp-
ton : Ralph Tliompene, apprent toe. lave/Tool.
" List of PPT•0118 Saved.--Alssainler Anderson, captain ;
Mows. Martin, hist mate, finstol ; John Lewis, A. 8.,
L 000.0.1 Hobert ;ale, 0.9, Bristol and Witham Tads,
duuttiatru ton.*

7w Lamm ow Mete,—The Ore.bszn
bsetens as avalog by Profaner Ts,lor he deli•ered in
the Anew of Ihril OnUrze. Aimstaxiull Wort, nu the men•
isp of Maw, 'Mayday, ..nd Montisi nest, the It'll, 24th,
asd dirk T esti c,, nine ; &.,n oyen at he), oat 6.
The lectures will be illeatrw.,l ••11 fikield Choir of eroi•
sent vocalists. eseempasiel lry. Mr. Muria Correa at of
Westminster Abby) ea the piessforte. Free abiussiae,
wittiest tickets of aidas.

Adrerlisietlooe. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OlR'[-
tfOrt 11311MIP —tor 1•••11 or dlasond luaus
dragomen, smsarkead aromas Olouniatirk Netto.sr. ow,
Mt sod PIM Aiwa sartralkel Ilt Totem chemist. el Doi-
W . Norilsk wriest Sat Jaws T•1•41f. II•oninultall MOM,
wr liellftd to many years Si a wtoptleatlon of week
disorews wan .Fall quite tocanahl• of soy 'union:
the but p wittlind Imo no Mart . when, to
...,44.1kue=sargarsaa. •TO retmousewild —cesatilanbil•
410111 islawttatcly on WO win met tb• power at
swim i.lvroL widSt ("wry untoward •NWpSow sradusils
west by psnawiann Medan with as alsOwsei over OS
edictal parts. the polkal was woo ..did la muss, bissolat
0111fiermeat, and gosAiday WoUllus MOw dim wf Ifaismira
parity*. ntsolias