... mis-spelling, but the following genuine an- nouncement of lost sheep exceeds any thing of the kind we ever read Lost soposed to be astraved outofa fild near Cross y Cy- log of William Morgan 19 ship in which was to rams and one black you also a very remarkall ...

... broken, breathless silence, was still reigning throughout the ship. There were few of the sailors, who were not attired in their Sun- day and best suit of clothes the decks were cleared, the ship's colours mounted half way to the mizen peak, the bell at the ...

... realized a handsome sum at the expence of the credulous part of the public. SHIP LAUNCH.—On Tuesday, the 2d inst. was launched from the Royal Dock-yard, at Pembroke, a very fine ship of war, of eighteen guns, called the Lightning, to be corvette rigged. She ...

... to assist in righting the ship. At nine o'clock the weather more moderate, but 6j feet water in the well. At noon the ship was getting water-logged—prepared the launch for hoisting out, but still kept working the pumps, the ship rolling very heavily, lat ...

... vessels were lost near each other, and were total wrecks. Part of the crews of each arrived, at Quebec on the 26th of April last, in the schooner Flunter from Anticosti. The following are the names of those on board the George Caiming Lost: Captain Bryham ...

... of the Repub- lic to forty years. It is also stipulated that the coffee of Hayti shall be admitted into France, by French ships, dur- ing the whole of this time, on the payment of a duty equal to the average of the import duty imposed on foreign coffee ...

... along the scene, till the extreme distance appears lost in the haziness of the eastern horizon. As St. Petersburgh is the principal sea-port of Russia, the trade, of course, is very considerable, but ships generally unload at Cronstadt the cargoes are then ...

... asking them all manner of foolish questions about their singeing their Tyrellease kitches, or what- ever they are. This warn't lost upon Fulmer—and I have pre- sarved that virse- God save the King was the best of the shew for us, And it was greeted with loyalty's ...

... the Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday. France at present employs 128 vessels of war, including fourteen frigates, and only one ship of the line. The expences for the current year are stated at about two millions ancl a half sterling. The minister stated ...

... passen- gers that evening, but could not get to the ship again till the next morning, when, with the assistance of other boats, all the passengers were safely landed. She is full of water; no lives lost. Part of the cargo, in a damaged state, has been carried ...

... stripping it of every thing, abandoned it, and steered towards the south-east, doubtless in the hope of plundering several ships now on their voyage to the East Indies. The Semaphere, of Marseilles, states that an Algerine corsair has appeared within ...

... gentleman on board one of his Majesty's ships on the Ja- maica station, dated 18th May:—It is with sincere regret I announce to you that a most serious accident has befallen the Barham, Admiral Fleming's flag-ship, which nearly threatened the destruction ...