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Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island
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The ship Amazon ran aground at Coggeshall's Neck on Saturday evening amid thick fog, en route from Bay of Honduras to Portland with mahogany cargo; most cargo saved, but ship bilged and broke apart.
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On the evening of Saturday last, about 9 o'clock, the ship Amazon, John Robert, master, ran ashore at a place called Coggeshall's Neck, at the south end of this island. The ship was on her passage from the Bay of Honduras, bound to Portland, and had onboard a cargo of mahogany, dye-stuffs, &c. most of the former of which is saved-the ship bilged almost immediately after she struck.
When the ship went ashore, there was a very thick fog, which had prevailed for some time previous, and no observation could be taken for a considerable number of days. The ship has nearly gone to pieces.
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Coggeshall's Neck, At The South End Of This Island
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Evening Of Saturday Last, About 9 O'clock
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The ship Amazon, under master John Robert, ran ashore at Coggeshall's Neck during a thick fog while bound from the Bay of Honduras to Portland with a cargo of mahogany and dye-stuffs. Most of the mahogany was saved, but the ship bilged and has nearly gone to pieces.