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was a ship launched in New York in 1808 or
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hit at 7pm. As the waves subsided, Lawrence launched his boats. Apparently they were able to rescue a dozen people that the waves had pulled out to sea. About an equal number of Hilo's inhabitants lost their lives. From 21 November to 1 December she was at
Honolulu with 800 barrels. Reportedly
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Islands with 210 barrels. On 29 October she was at Honolulu with 1900 barrels. In December she was at Tahiti. She returned to England on 23 May 1835 with 202 tuns of oil.
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had gone onshore at
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