... astromn ebb tide lost tier steerage amotig the' broken water, and Veas driven upon the Rerd Sariud, whteire she niow ties fuol of'water. Ii thl' miglit of Sitnihoy se'rnighlt, in a gale of wvind fifrom tbm Westward, 'and a strong ebb tidb a ship s hoit frri ...

... were flo'ting which threw the ship iuto the untnost confusion; snother ship 'being almxst aboard of thenm, owing to the darknets of thc night, and tile ship getting stern away, they' endeavoured to stay; Ihr, tut the ship- refusilig stays, and not bavding ...

... war, Which. was driven on s shore, captured, and burnt; ?? Russians lost 221 men in killed and wounded: we have only lost ten oren killed, and one officer wvounded. TIhe Russian ship was t taken by boarding, after having re-hoisted her colours,t which ...

... got Otl shore, and were. tntally lost, with tile greater part of the crewvs and troops; tile coast was covered with dead bodies. Tle vessel which was dispatched with the intelligence trom Lord Collingwood, was lost near Cette, and. we are extieliely ...

... curioS this moment the ships were within two cables' length - AB of the shore of Zealand; and before my first Lieutenant, was I who took possession of the Danish ship, could cut away , ` her anchor, she grounded. Fortunately this ship and takin the Nassau ...

... The Farmer, Jansen, t of Sukderland, was run on board of, and sunk; one man-lost. The Dowson, Proudlove, a fine new ship belonging to this port, from London s to-Jamaica, lost foie-nast and bowsprit, and has put into Ramsgate to repair. One of the pais- ...

... that ever a fleet was Mn!81ed in. On the 24th and 26tb is blew a moet violeut gale of wind, which completely disp, -ed the ships, and drove the captured hulls in' all directions. I have since been employed in collecting and de- stroying them, where thev ...

... (Signed) ROB. CALDER. ii- ?? Majest'li. ship tel lAilIt, ,[fi Iy IC,. lit SER,-Aftcr passing the sisasdrois on l3th. 9tir 1ist. id whilm at the anchorage No. 5, was drisve to theSiS W. of by the 4gale; onl tlie J10th se lost siklstof the ha; wk;- US COn thle ...

... having Y, defeated the. -renci, whiQ lost Sooo men, and retreat~ed to Berlin. Captain M. let' the master ai 'of his ship 'ib htin'g him the nevis't~ii the next' ai day's sdi!i 5$ight_;'but lhe had not gained the i- ship AOhen p ataiji W. eft the Eyder, on ...

... arrived with the army, and the works in the dock-yard go.os briskly. The kussiani ships have dropped down to Belern, in a line of battle: the English officers in their ships have not as yet given up their cosmnisions. The Russians are never seen to associate ...

... arid George, and the rest of the' officers ard crew of the ship; and pat- ticilarly commends the readiness and determined t marrer in which lMr. Wybert, tile 'pilot, took and f placed the ship in the situation to effect the service ilrat Criptain Henniker ...

... got oil ?? Seritd Sandl. TIe crew dallt 'ati )f Itie ship's Inuiterials, were saved, bitt the stlip is wrecketl I anld ?? cargo lost. Our present ulsaal fitrie itl oemiuitissiont cOIsistS oif 72'! ships of sarh; ?? uvbich Ii 6are tf the Ilte, 14 of 50 guts ...