... down- right and Thoufands Sacks of Malt and Deal-Boards were carried down with the Tyde thro' the Bridge, and moft of the Corn lost, some reckon not less than 500 Quarters, and most of tbe Men on board likewise perish'd it was too hazardous for any Boats ...

... they were not to be Sold, as the other Ne- groes were, the Ship Clear' d, and loaded with Su- gar, and they hitherto contented ; when one Day being on Shore to divert themselves, they saw their Ship under Sail, going out of the Port Royal Harbour , and walk'd ...

... These are Letters inTown, from Dron- theim in. Norway, dated the 18th of laft Month, which give a Melancholy Ac- count of Ships that perilhed on that Coaft among the Shoals of Ice, on board one ot which were found feveral Paflengers frozen to Death, among ...

... promised in their Former, touching the Examinations taken by the Secret Committe, which has occasioned divers Wa- gers to be lost : Mean while they furnish their Readers with great Speeches of the Emperor Galba to Piso, and likewise with an Introduction ...

... the Pyrate, in the Loyal Fortune, a Ship of 35 guns , 250 Englishmen and 500 Negroes and and a Brigantine of the same Name, being his Consort, having 18 Guns, 46 Englishmen, and 20 Negroes, and carried the said Ship to Bermudas, where they rifl'd her of ...

... Gentleman at the Sea-side, having a rich Diamond Ring on his Finger, and marked with the Letter B. We hear the Loss of the said Ship was occasioned the Lord Belhaven's ordering Capt. Willis to put to Sea a little sooner than he ought, the Weather then very ...

... for the Canaries, sunk, and will be lost ; a Ship from Candia, Capt. Goddard Commander, laden with Oyl, and another from Hamburg for Lisbon, both sunk ; and a Pink with Tobacco from Loudon for Merlaix, and a Ship from Archangel for Portsmouth, Capt. ...

... the Royal Anne Galley, came to Town, having taken their Pafsage in a Ship from Falmouth, and were before the Board of Admiralty, to whom they gave an Account of the Loss of that Ship, which in Substance, is, That she sailed from Plymouth on the Thurs day ...

... the Ship being brought to, to the Southward, and the foretack go:.* board, Wind at S, W. but could not Weather the Rocks without tki they put the Helm a Lee to ftay, but the Captain called to fee; fafi tl he fore Sheet 5 at the fame Time the Ship (truck ...

... Majesty's Ship the Hind , Capt. Fuzzard, a 6th Rate, of 20 Guns, struck upon a Rock in Jersey Heads within half a Musket shot of Guernsey Castle, and was Lost; by this unhappy Accident 21 Persons perished, among whom are the said Captain, 94 of the Ships Company ...

... Saturday s Poft, London, Jan. 6 Among those that were saved out of the Hind Man of War that was lost in Jersey Road, is Mr. Forkington the Surgeon of the Ship, who was laid Up with the Gout, but made shift to swim to a Rock not far diftant, and the cold ...

... Calculation publifhed he re, of Ships belonging t different Nations, That the following Numbers have entered this Port the lali Year, viz.. zi6 ships of Gre t Britain, befides fome Men of War, and 18 Packet Boats ; -jz Ships of Hol- jand; 7* French ; 13 ...