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Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
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The American vessel Pallas of Philadelphia, loaded with corn and bound from Altona to Lisbon, ran aground off Dunkirk and sank off Gravelines, France, on June 12. Crew escaped; cargo presumed lost.
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Yesterday at P. M. we had the sad prospect of the loss of an American vessel, loaded with corn.—Her name was the Pallas of Philadelphia, Robert Crawford master. She had sailed from Altona the 6th of June bound for Lisbon, run aground on a bank off Dunkirk, and from that moment to the 12th in the evening, she made 12 feet of water. The crew escaped with great difficulty. She went down last night off Vamponle's farm, half a league East of this port. It is thought the cargo is quite lost.
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Gravelines
Event Date
June 12
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crew escaped with great difficulty; vessel sank and cargo of corn presumed lost.
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The Pallas of Philadelphia, master Robert Crawford, sailed from Altona on June 6 bound for Lisbon, loaded with corn. She ran aground on a bank off Dunkirk, took on 12 feet of water by the evening of June 12, and sank last night off Vamponle's farm, half a league east of Gravelines.