... Zephyr, fish. Private Letter received by Gentleman this city, states that 7 ships were lost, and 17 fast in the ice. Particulars not stated. But it is known that the seven ships lost, not one belongs to the Port of Hull. ...

... I'urco- Egypt an fleet, a short distance from Alexandria, and that after a sanguinary conflict, in which the barbarian* lost several ships, taken or burnt, they were entirely dispersed. The contains, under the heed a pretended private letter from Brussels ...

... ice were detached from the summit the mountain, and great extent of country was laid waste, but fortunately lives were lost. Ships sea, at the distance of 20 leagues were covered with volcanic asiies. Thpre were three distinct eruptions, each very violent ...

... to be applied to the relief of the poorer plant.!, of the colony . The Danes are endeavouring to sjive the cordage of the ships lost in December on the coast of Jutland. On the 30th last an English brig made an effort to set tbe wreck uu fire but did not ...

... Sunderland, lost two anchors and cables, and on shore at Southam; Providence, Huntley, lost two anchors and Cdbles, and struck against the pier; Aurora, Harband, of Shields, lost all her masts, and one man wounded ; Lord Nelson, Wilkinson, Sunderland, lost anchor ...

... The name the (captain ofthe ship Brooklyn is Richardson. Colonel Wyndham, ofthe 21 Dragoon Guards, now quartered Birmingham, has retired from the command that regiment. Ships Lost at Sea.—The under-mentioned ships have been lost at sea, and ...

... stated, that ho hai brought a re- port of another naval action having taken place iv the VVesl-Indies, in which v the enemy lost six ships- ofthe hue. The intelli- gence brought by- the Jamaica Mail pro- hibits us from being very sanguine as to the accuracy' ...

... DREADFUL HURRICANE OFF THE MAURITIUS. AN INDIAMAN AND TWO EMIGRANT SHIPS LOST. — MIRACULOUS PRESERVATION OF FOUR HUNDRED LIVES. Within the last three or four days the subjoined intelli- gence has been received at Lloyd's, announcing a most fearful storm ...

... deck loading of these ships, they have been enabled to make a comparison—lst, of the general loss of ships, in the years 1811-2, with those lost in 5, in proportion to the registered tonnage ; and 2d, of the loss of timber ships, iv the years 1840-41 ...

... last port she touched at was Havaunah, where she shipped a valuable cargo. On her departure, the intention of the commander was to proceed direct to Sweden. On the morning of the Ist of May, when the ship was ahead of the coast of Mantanzas, she encountered ...

... frigate and I Brazen ship of u.ir. were dismasted in a hnr- i ricaue on the I'jlh and 'JOIb of August, nnd I driven on shore near New Orleans. About j 100 vessels were supposed to have suffered damage. We have* a list of tbe ships lost in Ihe dreadful harricaue ...

... lcat Leith Ship. Baffin, Man, 10 -fish ; Home Castle, Wallace, 3 ditto ; Success, Thomson, lost ; William and Ann, Wake, 3 fish. ?? Kirkaldy Ships.— Caledonia, Todd. 10 fish; Earl Percy, Davison, 2 ditto ; Rambler, Thomas, 2 ditto. Dundee Ships. -Achilles ...