Melancholy Shipwreck, And Remarkable Instance Of The Interposition Of Divine Providence, In The Preservation Of The Lives Of 12 Unfortunate Persons, Who Were Shipwrecked On The 3d Of December Last, 1833, On Their Passage From Portsmouth, Eng. To

Mrs. Mathews recounts the harrowing tale of a shipwreck in December of 1833, which claimed the lives of several passengers. Miraculously, however, twelve individuals survived, their lives spared in what the author describes as a divine act of providence. This book serves as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, even in the face of tragedy.

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