The Sun.
London, England, 1845-11-07 00:00:00

THE ECLAIR STEAM SLOOP.

The following is a list of the men lost by this ill-fated
vessel by disease, accident, and desertion ; also those who
have been dismissed and invalided, from the time she left
England up to the 12th ult., from the ship's books :-
The initials A.B. signify able seaman ; 0.5., ordinary sea-
man ; R.M.A., Royal Marine Artillery; R.M., Royal Ma-
rine; Q.M. quartermaster.
April 3. Robert Chipp, R.M.A., was drowned near Plantain
Island, whilst on boat service.
- 23. William Mageary, A. 8., fever.
- 24. Thomas Watson, U.S., ditto.
- 25. Michael Cory, U.S., ditto.
May 28. William Connor, stoker, ditto.
- 29. William Forrest, R.M.A., ditto.
June 4 James Fielden, captain of the forecastle, ditto.
- 5. James Ward, U.S., ditto.
- 7. John Field, boy, ditto.
- 11. Benjamin Hill, R.M., ditto.
- 15. W. Mills, captain's clerk, ditto.
July 7. William Startup, U.S., ditto.
- 27. Mr. Davison, passenger from the Albert, ditto.
- 27. William Moran, stoker, ditto.
- 29. William Kirby, R.M.A., ditto.
Aug. 4. William Wright, purser's steward, ditto.
- 6. George Crosstield, A. 8., ditto.
- 9. William Hardman. U.S., ditto.
- 9. William Kirk, ditto.
- 14. William Rice, rope-maker, ditto.
- 17. Henry Gauge, caulker, ditto.
- 17. Elick-Coe, A. 8., ditto.
- 20. Richard Motton, boy, ditto.
- 24. William Skinner, A. 8., ditto.
- 28. William Gardiner, Q.M., ditto.
- 28. Garrott Keeley, stoker, ditto.
- 30. Patrick Conuoly, stoker, ditto,
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- 30. John Gibson, Q.M.
Sept. 2. George Cahlin, R.M.A.
- 2. Samuel Craunage, R.M.
- 3. John Athorn, boy.
- 3. William Brennan, captain's coxswain, fever.
- 3. George Brown, U.S., ditto.
- 4. William Thomas Stoker, ditto.
- 4. Mr. Symonds, naval cadet, ditto.
- 4. Henry Harris, boy, ditto.
- 5. Mr. Gorman, master's assistant, ditto.
- 5. Thom is Davis, leading stoker, ditto.
- 5. Mr. Hallett, purser, ditto.
-- 6. Richard Martin, ditto.
- 6. James' Dillon, boy, ditto.
- 6. James Garatty, stoker, ditto.
- 7. John Powers, A. 8., ditto.
- 7. John Warrick, midshipman's steward, ditto.
- 7. Michael Galaghar, A. 8., ditto.
- 7. John Hancock, R.M.A., ditto.
- 8. John Goodhugh, A. 8., ditto.
- 9. Mr. Hartman, doctor's mate, ditto.
- 10. Thomas King, captain's cook, ditto.
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10. Henry Shearman, R.M.A., ditto.
- 10. William Claggett, stoker, ditto.
- 13. Thomas Loyd, boy, ditto.
- 13. William Penn, boy, ditto.
- 15. Michael Sullivan, stoker, ditto.
- 16. Captain Estcourt, R.N., ditto.
- 17. James Steel, A. 8., ditto.
- 18. Dr. M'Clure, R.N., ditto.
- 18. James Lark, R.M., ditto.
- 19. John Long, boy, ditto.
- 20. Nicholas Dillon, A. 8., ditto.
- 21. Mr. Machonchv, surgeon, ditto.
- 21. James Wills, (1.., ditto.
- 21. James 111‘Dermott, stoker, ditto.
- 25. Charles Monk, stoker, ditto.
- 26. Thomas Coleman, 0.5., ditto.
- 26. John Culver, R.M.A., ditto.
- 29. Hamilton Fudge, captain's steward, ditto.
- 30. William Thorp, U.S., ditto.
Oct. 3. John Walsh, master-at-arms, ditto.
- 3. Thomas Halls, R M., ditto.
- 3. Henry Langmead, blacksmith. ditto.
- 6. William Henry Fitzgerald, sergeant, R.M.A., ditto.
- 9. Mr. Bernard, R.N., surgeon; ditto.
- 10. Mr. James Saunders, pilot, ditto.
- 11. Mr. Isaacson, third lieutenant, R.N., ditto.
LIST OF THOSE WHO RAN AWAY AT SIERRA LEONE.
Charles Dunn, A.B. James Taylor, O.S.
Henry Hill, A.B. Henry Fielderson, A.B.
Thomas Foster, leading Richard Derrick, stoker.
stoker. • Thomas Williams, A.B.
LIDED.
I Thomas Smith, Sierra Leone.
A.RGED.
William Newman, Sierra
Leone.

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