Glasgow Courier. — 1844-04-04 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

GLASGOW. MILAWCHOLY Sin ewaitca..—About 1 o'clock P.M., on There Free St. George's.—On Monday week a numerous and day, the beaerek Ca en roline, ()Wilson, from Liverpool for Arage frica, dtitit ureiblettogaiu safe highly respectable party of gentlemen connected with 'Zift 7 The wind being north,and thensblowinng a burriFree St. George's congregation entertained their excellent cane, prevented her making head-way. Anchor was cast; but and estimable minister, the Rev. Dr. Smyth, at dinner in she drifted rapidly, ran against the lesser island, and became a the Black Bull Hall, William Mills, Esq., late Lord total wreck. Such was the violence of the waves, that in a abort Provost, occupied the chair. Speeches suitable to the Period not a vestige of her could be seen. The crew consisted of occasion were delivered by the Chairman, Rev. Dr. ' 2c7a pteeie enes,dtssvieo eleynofwwerheomdeewhareeedsavtiteonetthhttee ill:role Tail: Smyth, Dr. Brown Dr. Henderson, Dr. Paterson, Rev. Mr. Guthrie, of Edinburgh, Mr. Macnaughtan, of Pais- Merione caged to get into the two boats and were carried out towards the thshire coast, and landed about five miles south of Barley, Mr. Macfarlan, of Renfrew. mouth. Of the crew of the first about two died daring the night, Surprising Escape.—On Monday afternoon last, as a beach, leaving six survivors. The captain was eseeente, by some spectators f . . , . and one on the mourningcoach was proceeding at a cautious pace up South from the main land to be standing upon isolated part of the rock looking at hit watch, and in a Coburg Street, Launeston, a boy about four years of ae stumbled in front of one of the wheels, which went fairly went was swept away by the overpowering billows. Three bodies were found on the beach, near Llanabar. It was soon ascertained over his body. A number of passengers observing the eir- that the survivors had gone to Plaaoanol, where they were incumetance, shouted to the driver at the moment of the stantly sought by Mr. Owen, druggist, and Mr. Williams, baraccident, when he immediately pulled up, but unfortunately ri.nr-mu.ter;tia,; the i Marinersceseindeeeneti eaentdsaegentt o f the Shipwrecked w e e e e:gt so rapid that the wheel in its backward movement again naily nine in number, but three of them perished fryom exposure passed over the body of the little sufferer—but, what may and fatigue immediately on their reaching the shore. This was appear almost miraculous, without depriving him of life or at 10 o'clock P.M. on Tuesday. One of the deceased, John Coldoing him much bodily injury, as, notwithstanding his lins, Is said to be a native of Carnarvon. A light happened to be perilous position, with the exception of a rather severe ellenyfwroerorePplrascomanV, teoedwitehich teeh 7 wretched tended b;s4sirsellosbhessr3Lerd: bruise, he sustained no material injury, and is now, we gans—refreshmenptsTbeds, and all necessary comforts being liberare informed, as lively as he was wont to be, with the ally bestowed. Assistance was also rendered them in the mornexception of being slightly pained when handled, leg by the Rev. John Jones of Llanabar Cottage. Mr. G. W. Commitment to Prsson.—The body of the wpman who Lung, the surgeon on board, in particular, expressed to Mr. was found lying dead upon the Glasgow and fraisley road spissalsitsd lainsd itwe t Williams his grateful fulesendateeoefdMert. attr:ed MistiaJones'sf upon Saturday week, lait week underwent an examina: Miss Told, Glen ?k'iapwactldayCh, and mreceived,n doubtless, other proofs tion, and several marks of violence having been discovered of her wonted charity. At noon the second mate and six seamen upon her person the man who was found standing betide came over the ferry. They expressed their gratitude for the usher corpse has been committed to prison on a charge of wearied attention paid them by a farmer near the coast. Mr. Williams consigned them to the careful tending of Mr. and Mrs. murder or culpable homicide. The name of the man is Prince of the Commercial inn—North Wales Chrowtele William Harvey, and the woman's name is Catherine M‘Ray ; the latter is said to have been housekeeper to the