fin and SCI ysie, Es. .ais,is. o and his sister, Miss Ansella Boag, Mir. Mel NJ Nie3, and Mir. Samuel $. Osgood. 1t

 was then raining and the sea was run ming high, and every person drcnched through with water; in this situation the constitution of Miss Boag, the only lady l sassciigef, soon gave way. Iiiis ani- able young lady's flrnness of conduct at the first alarm of fire and during the

 whole dreadful scene, is worthy of the highest praise. To the divine will of her God she submitted without 8 mur- mur, and at II o'clock on Wednesday, in the boat, she died i'll the arms of her brother, thanking him in the most affec- tionate manner for his kindness, giving her blessing to US all. On the following day she was buried with tie Church ser vice, our situation not admitting of the corps being kept longer in the boat. We remained in the boats near the fire of the wreck, two days, and at } o'clock, P. M. on Thursday, were taken on board the brig Idas, of Liverpool, Nova Scotia, from Demerara, bound to Hali- fax, Captain JOSEPH BARNABY, who with his officers and crew treated us with every tindnessand attention. We remained on board the brig two days, when Sunday morning. May Both, fall- ing in with the brig Camilla, Capt. Ro- bert B. Esiies, WIS good enough to offer us passage to Boston, and received us on board his vessel.