... 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 ...

... having been attacked, and partly destroyed, by a Frepch line of loattle ship, This news made a sensible impression oni the public for a time, not so much from the value of the ships lost, as from the idea that a French force could in any way, by any accident ...

... ftrigte and Brazen ship of' war, were disulasted in a hurricane on the t)thi antl 20tth Angnst, anti driven on shore near Newv Orleans. About 100 vessels were supposed to have suffered dlamage. Wt e have a list orf thl ships lost in the dreadful hurricane ...

... crew had been saved. The ship was upwards of S00 fathoms from the lamlr The six men saved out of the Defence have, on examination, declaresf, that the lirst cause of this misfortitne was the St. 0 eorge havitig last mtonth lost her masts ii, a gale of ...

... Sisters transport, totally ilo sloop Henry, and a schooner, laden mvit SUeYlr sunk, one man lost; sloop Eivira over et ,,a. owner, Mr Knock, and two mnen lost. Several of the above had valuable cargoes G,, board, which must have sustained cooideray., ...

... China Seas, about 31st July last, near the Ladrone Island, the following ships were totally lost: Bombay ships -Alrnody and Hermitage ; Manilla ship, General Baskeis; English ships, Margaret, Graharm, and Isabell.'-The watd of the barque ...

... China Seas, about 31st July last, near the Ladrond Island, the following ships were totally lost: Bombay ships -Almody and Hermitage; Marnilla ship, General Baskeis; English ships, Margaret, Graharm, and Isabella.-The mate of the barque ...

... Lepanto, tle loss onl both sides was ibnreense. Tile loss of the Turks is estintated at 25 ships of war; but the Greeks are said like- wise to have lost 16 ships of war. Yesterday were receitedl the Limerick Papers of the 30th ult. and the Dublin, of the ...

... Peterbead left, 18 (besides two foreign aships not named) were lost, and 21 were clean. The success of -the others, it will lie seen, runs from one to nine fish. Of the British vessels lost, six belong to Hull, one to Whitby, two to Leith, four to Aberdeen ...

... certainly none of tile four ships that are frozen into the land ice of the west shore of the Straits. We must, therefore, use every possible exertion to get to sea in one ship, and endeavour to afford thein such temporary relief as one ship can supply, until the ...

... confirmed the report of an affion having takeoplace in ?? stating that the Spaniards claimed the victory, though they had lost three ships of the line and the English two.. This was stated with so much confidence, that credit was. given to trie rumour for ...

... official account which has been published, that the total number of persons lost by shipwreck on board vessels bound to Quebec last year was 731, and the number of ships lost was 17. Flour continued high, and some extensive sales had been made, the latest ...