... bit, and nearly lost his life, but by means oftblisteringhe got wellsgain. Seve- ral of thu creis of the lost ships, Mary Frances, and I Isabella, and Lee, are on board of the Duncowbe. Monstrous to relate, when the Mary Frances was lost the crew set fire ...

... that the provisions of the Mary Frances were burnt along with tie ship. Tte practice of setting fire to a ship, on being lost or abandoned, appears to be very improper; and surely the wilful destruction of provisions, if such a custom exists, cannot be ...

... Bellona sunk, and four men were lost in ca her. Three Sisters, transports, totally lost ; sloop we Henry, and Schooner laden with sugar, sunk one ox man lost; sloop Elvira overset; her owner'Mr. 0 Koch, and two men lost. ro Several of the above had valuable ...

... Laurel, Manger, lost; Lee, Lee, 5 he fish; Lord Wellirgton, Harrison, 1 fish; North Briton, Story, lost; d Oxenhope, Mllntosh, lost; Progress, Dannatt, lost; Venerable, Ben- V nett, 3fish; Volunteer, Markham, 1 fish; Willtin,North,lost, ...

... which upwards of 100 vessels of dif'erent descrip- 'tions were cast on shore, and a number of then, were !tentirely lost . anly three ships outrid the gale, one English re~captured vessel and two Americans. On g , the 5d ini. to the northward of Antigua ...

... the loss on both sides was immense. The loss of t the Turks is estimated at twenty-five ships of war; but I s the Greeks are said likewise to have lost sixteen ships of war. Mr. Gordon.-It will be remembered that the London 1 Coatier, in December last, ...

... unsuccessful Ssed chace of the French squadrot. 1-His Majesty's ships lost sight, ded of the L'.Orient squadron in the second day of the chace, in. lose 'thick weather. The enemy was lost seen in lat. 48. 50. N. lon:t hong. 9. 30. NV. steering N. WV. Sir ...

... 1I1.7 to have heeuitot'tlh3r lost, were 94 ships and barques, 13G bries. 2:31 ;chootters 12 sloops. ait d 15 or etetatbouts takia total of 420 ! I1'be lives reported id to be lost njujiib-e-u 12295, of which 211 men xvcre lost in er January, 5.1 in February ...

... number of fire.ships, under the or( * f tile three Admiraos. Mliaulis, Sacturi, and Cana n have encountered the Turkish Egyptian fliet at a ! t distance from AsIexandria, atid after a bloody batlek. it which the barbarians lost maany ships, taken or be ...

... Persons-.- Having obtained s~-returns of the British ships lost during the years 184l--3 6nd areards the whole, of the mercantile marine, from ?116Lloydel, %and aloof 'the loss of timeihe-laden ships from .yas BritialhAmnerica to Europe, from September ...

... engagements by sea. In the `:st the Turks lost eight ships off~the Island of Samos. In the second, between Cos and Rhodes. where they lied termed a junction with an Egyptian fleet, they lost ci err thing but one ship of the line and two frigates. 1 beer accounts ...

... sil cihannel, and on the shores of the German °t. It is not possible to form any very correct es. 0ate of tile number of ships lost, or of their value, 'I1 is still more difficult to estimate the' value of jr cargoes- Many hundred thousand pounds will ...