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SHRPwREcK AND GREAT Loss OF LIFE
BY the U. s. frgate Constitution, at N. York
from the Pacific, via Rio do Janeiro, we have
an account Of the loss ofa Russian government
brig, near the harbor Of ST. Peter and ST. Paul.
on the coast of Kamschatka, in the mouth OF
October, 1916. sa


The vessel was from Okotsk, with cargo of
wheat, for the winter supply of The colony
mounted 6 gons and had complement of 80
or 40 men, besides l6 passengers, most of
whom were women and children.


One passenger only Ga girl about eighteen
years of age.) the commander, and about ten
OF her crew, succeeded in reaching the shore
in safety