A perilous voyage ends in Tahiti and deliverance
An account of a sailor's harrowing ordeal at sea, disease, near mutiny, and cannibal threats culminating in rescue by Manua islanders. After weeks afloat, he reaches Manua and Tahiti, recovers with local aid, then returns to Tahiti aboard the Currency Late, bearing news of wealth left for him in England.
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Chain Islands
Spain
Manua
Tahiti
M. Harbutt
London Missionary Society
Manus
Torliriie
Tortirila
Apia
Upolu
Attus
Cams
Taiahoo
Henry
Marquess Wrusster
R. R. Pearce
London
Richard Bentley
Pearce
Marquess Wellesley
Ireland
Earl Grey
England
Tippoo Sultan
Marquess
Thomas Lawrence
Count D'Orasy I
Charles Knight ¢ Co
Knight
Duke of Wellington
Lawrence
Europe
Granny Stott
Luke
Ske
Franny
Granny
Mr. Treherne
Farmer Eyre
Eyre
Mr. Sleath
Jenny Clark
Vaan
Ming
Lin
Waterston
Lim
Jeril
Wurst
Lowe
Oae
Lome
Bell
Ani
Hell
Mtussia
Paul
Persia
India
Aise Hale
Constantinople
Cale
Empire
Russia
Germany
THE
Weekly Chronicle
Urope
Turkey
Caucasus
Khiva
Hochara
Asia
Petersburg
France
Basides
Egypt
Cracy
Poland
Ell
Granvy
Job
Treberne
Treherne
Grantley Berkeley
Martineau
Treberse
Tot
Lisamere
Lissamer
Cotmar
Ainsworth
Latman Blanchard
Charles Hooton
Pierre Picard
Jolly Green
Captain Marryat
Mr. James
Stowell
Eldon
Twiss
Eldon and
Blanchard
Hugh Manesty
Mary
Captain Stanley
L. B
Horne
Barham
Macready
Bulwer
George Colman
Yourself
Ofice
Humo
Mr. Mytton
Tally Ho
Tally
Mr. Brytton
Doncaster
Lirs
Leo
Textu
Luigi Bossi
William Carpenter
Knaresborough
Ferrand
Resala
Tvan Golovine
Therny Colburn
Iven Golovine
Marquis de Castine
Greenland
Letes
Puria
Nicholas
M. Jakoviel
Axios Macazine
Madden
Malcolm
Warren Hastings
Afr
Severn
St. James's Street
Keats
Rome
Shelly
British
Italy
Dorsetshire
Brigit
Elaw Syreon
Alysworth
Dumas
Bellinghum
Mr. Myiton
Mytton
Halston
Mr Mytton Overs
Stanhope
Mytton and Co
Lord Derby
Brunswick Square
Gattiv
Munden
Tazor
Monsieur Mor
Mat
Murden
Guttie
Metropolitan Daarens’ Association
Marylebone Literary and Scientific Institution
C. Napier
Whem
Calonica
North American Association
Lord Metcalfe
Canada
Mercanyk
Mansfeld Strect
House OF Commons
Dionday. Taunits
R. Pex
C. Narvir
Mr. Pritchard
Pahiti
T. Descaster
Baronet
Home Secretary
S. Hennert
Kovernment
TP. M. Stewant
Newpgeats
Rulland
Dawnay
Chirn
F. Fasxell
Board of Works
T. Fremastre
Fenarson
O'Cossexet
T. Farmaxtre
F. Fresey
R. Ferurson
Coxorty
Suanman Cianvon
T. Feestantee
Mr. O'Conynecc
St. Feverson
G. A. Hr. Milton
Treasury
F. Fresutr
Rosa
Liz H. Barnes
Grewacy
Mr. Stuart
Newark
Gladstone
Mostyn
Lichfield
Lord Laveson
S. Walpole
Midhurst
Seymour
Major Bexestown
Chichester
A. Lennox
Sir R. Peet
R. Yorke
R. Pee
Speaker
Liverpool
Her
Hawe
Barcoet
Newcastle-under-Linn
League
Mr. Ware
H.5
Chayman
West Riding
Yorkshire
New Zealand
Chapman
United States
Dr. Bowring
Wrecks and Losses of Atlantic Packet Ships
A fraught report chronicles multiple shipwrecks and drownings, detailing the Montreal a 345 ton trader lost near Cape Chat with captain wife and child buried, the Saxon of 367 tons presumed lost with all hands, and other vessels failing to survive ice and reefs. Also noted are the Laurel and Universe wrecks, Lord Lynedoch rescue, Cove lost near Calicut, and the City of Shiras disaster with forty drownings.
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Caravrur Shirwreens
Ebury
Atlantic
Montreal
Lopcon
Quebec
Cape Chat
Hendon
Lloyd’s
Boston
Bel Mead
Stambou
Smyrna
St. George's Shoal
Auilier
Laurel
Qubec
Cacena
Newfoundend
Green Island
Largur Universe
Bozton
Cambridge
Liverpool
Lord Lynedoch
London
Bumber
East India Company
Cove
J.8
Grieve
Gibraltar
City of Shiras
Mindora Sea
Gustave Edouard
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Gregory
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Literary Chronicle
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Gilbert A. an'Deckutt
Wood
Stone
Turner
Art Union
Ainaworth
Lodge
G. P. James
Paternoster-row
Joxwis
Statoss
Strand
Justice
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House OF Lords
Kinxaran
Ciasceccoz
Criminal Law Commissioners