... short paragraph the Paris Papers the It states two of the Spanish ships, having got among our fleet, were taken, while the 1 advantage remained with the combined squadrons. They lost the ships, but they gained the victory. . This mode of conquering is, believe ...

... years, France has lost forty-three ships of the line, eighty-two frigates, seventy-six corvettes, and sixty-four smaller vessels. No timber fit for naval purposes now exists in France, or of experi- enced seamen to navigate the ships of war which remained ...

... and Danish coasts, that has caused them such considerable losses. reckoned that since the Ist November the English have lost live ships of war, which two were three-deckers, three frigates, and five or six brigs, independent of very great number of merchant ...

... Danish coasts, that has caused them such considerable losses. It reckoned that since the Ist of November the English have lost five ships war, which two were three-deckers, three frigates, and five or six brigs, independent of very great number of merchant ...

... The Spanish £8 notice the action in the Mediterranean, in which, accord- ing to Lord Collingwood’s account, the French lost three ships of the line, two frigates, and twenty tra 8 destined for the relief of Barcelona, which must be in great want of provisions ...

... attacked the enemy at sun- set. He fowght till day-break, toek nine burnt one, blew up another, ia which 1000 men were lost ; two ships and two frigates ran away, but were afterwards ta~ ken. The King of Ni les met him at sea, and the 3 rance. A rebellion ...

... Jamaica 2. Cruz 26. Million dollars. Dividends fifty thousand. Mosquito war ended. Antilles healthy. Havana hurricane. Hundred ships lost. Jamaica rains. Sea covered, plantations. While the agents these messages, the telegraph is at work, and by the time the ...

... always ready to conclude 1, for its tion the Conditions of the Treaty of Amiens.” alludes to the battle of and says he lost some ships by the storms Phe Hamburgh mail, due on Sutday, arrived this morning, with letters and papers Sib instant. ‘They throw ...

... said, that they will suffer very little, fonmost the ships lost were Greenock and Glasgow .shifts, and it is prevalent custom among the slop-owners both those placc.*, to insure each other's ships. In this case- the property both of the insured insurer ...

... what the Nottingham rioters have lost their long continued violence. Tliry were against the employment of a particular machine, and they remained out of work for months, thus losing more than they could have possibly lost tor years by that machine, which ...

... -- The Swiftsure, of Car- narvon. was to ally lost, ncar Point, and all on beard perished. Happy Return, of Hoylake, (fishing boat) was driven on shore, on Saturday morning, near Lynas Pot, and totally lost, having been run foul of, the preceding night ...

... : =“ SHIPPING LIST «4 — PWLLUELI—APRIVED Junia Evans -+ Liverpool Coal and sundries. Thomas .-- Hughes ---. do. -+- Fir Timber. eee British Queen Morris Coe Coal and sundries. RamyingLion Pritchard -+- do. oe do. Centurion -+ Parry -+ do. Hughes . do ...