Ada struck rocks near Block Island during thick morning fog
The Br bark Ada, coal guano cargo from Demarara via Delaware Breakwater, grounded on the SW Block Island rocks on the 14th. After 12 M., 14 sailors helped free her. Damage not yet known, likely false keel loss and copper damage. Also reports include several other ships with positions and routes in May and February.
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Voyages and arrivals from various ports in early February and March
Journal notes sailing and arrival details from Callao Valparaiso Tabasco Vera Cruz Havana Cardenas Matanzas Lunenburg and St John. Ships and brigs listed with names masters and destinations including Canada Wiley Cobija Orpheus Edward Everett Kathleen Onario and Jane Hammond. Dates span February 11 to March 5 with multiple outbound and inbound movements and a quarantine note for the Jane Hammond.
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Laing
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Jane Hammond
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Savannah
Joys that Brighten Suffering and the Laborer’s Hope
A poem on joy amid hardship and the enduring faith of laboring families. It contrasts cheerful labor with poverty, notes a squire's celebration at a heir’s birth, and resolves with lovers seeking reconciliation and a mother planning protection for her isolated years. The verse traces resilience, family bonds, and hopeful mercy across rural England.
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Literary Notices in Graham's and Lady's Magazines
A June issue roundup notes Graham's Magazine features a Griswold portrait and mixed prose, with duller literary notices than typical. Lady's Book for June includes engravings, fashions, entertaining sketches, and a Boston humor piece. Also cited are Littell's Living Age No. 53 and excerpts from Massachusetts records of 1780, highlighting editorials and archival material.
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Hood
France
Foreign Quarterly
Winklemann
Scenery and Sport in Coes County New Hampshire
A Lancastrian account praises Coes County summer scenery and trout fishing on Lake Connecticut and headwaters of the Connecticut River. It notes abundant trout, large longe fish, and big pickerel in Lancaster ponds. The piece evokes fishing fun, cooking ideas, and a nod to the Little Israel river with a brief lyric reference.
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