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SHIPwRECK AND REscUE.-Capt d.
ship Goodwin, arrived at this port yes
morning. from Liverpool, reports that
LIST of April. lat. 43 26, Ion. 81, he fell
boat belonging to brig Juno, Of an,
Greenock. for ST. Johns. N. f.. wrecked
the ice March s, lat. 46. 80, long AZ {,
took from her, Capt. John Gibbs.


Adam Curran, mate, Peter Brown, I'd
Alexander Burke, seaman. John Griffs
the survivors of the Juno's crew Of l2p
The others perished in the boat Thos
on board the Goodwin were frozen, an
exhausted state, having been "a days


in small boat, and for length of tim


out any water and small supply Of pro


John Griftey, (or Gaffney,) died one !


ter being taken off the wreck. Boston