... dai1 retttrta. d to thtir s-atiomt til lteat', after ' tinsittistimcsl chfcr of thie Fre-sch Squiadro. -I-lis -Majesty's ships lost sight of' te L Oricrt squadtion iit the secotid day of the chlce, in thiek wctthver. The ettemity was last seel hi ltat ...

... a lively stir in the Dock-yard at Woolwich. pre Orders are given to proceed with the Trafalgar, a ship of any 120 guns; and the Spitfire new steam ship is already rapidly tab building. The basin is unusually full, having in it the I Warrior, 74, to be ...

... those who perished with their vessels. It is as yet imisossihle to make out anything like anl I authentic .account of the ships lost, as every post brings a weith it intelligence of some new disaster, Fromn the list q nosw before us it would appear probable ...

... l It between the English and Dutch. on tile 3rd of June, It65, best The English fleet consisted of 114 ships (if syar, and a Iit number of fire-ships and ketches, under the Duke of Yori lso (afterwards King James 11.), having under him Prince too Rupert ...

... this convenience to the port of London has been lost. fi ITue ships most nowe go rotind the Isle of Dogs, as the W~est Ini t Company intend converting the canal into an additional Deck fox 0: .their shipping. a tl The annuial public trial of chronometers ...

... ofilcer of ar the ship suggests that she might have beer a revenue at vessel; hut this is not vcry probable, inasmuch as she did se not show a pennant. Besides, it is rather sharp prac cd tise for revenue vessels to tire intb ships, unless they re have ...

... returnla ,and talee us. The vessel made its passage to Hawaii, and Il when near its place of destinationl, ?? eapsized, and lost. All on board, consisting of thirty souls, were drowned, ex- cept four. These seemed to be miraculously preserved to I toll ...

... The John Pit hat been for some time hack tre source from whence MIr. (urwen has drawn the principal Part of k. his coals shipped at the port of Harrington. Nearly 100 !r men and boys were employed in it ; and its superiaitendence d devolved upon Al r ...

... ; - APTURE O.F-A; SLAV SHIP. . The following is an extract of a letter from a young 'e gentleman belonging to Ayrshire, surgeon, on board her it Majesty's ship Acorn, dated St. Helena, Sept. 1, 1841:- We sailed from Rio do Janeiro for St. Helena on the ...

... thesinling ship, and was caught by the man Warfr, who eagerly secured it rosed his body, and then j umped into the sea, in the hopes of being hauled to the George. By some unforeseen circumstance thle line became entagled with some part of the ship, for wihen ...

... cast off, and the people who had embarked in the boats perished, with their equally unfor- Li; tunate companions en heard the ship, except four of the dot crew and four passengers, who alone of upwards of 150 LiN souls, remained totellthu tale. These 8p ...

... DISASTER TO TIHE STEAMU-SHIP GREAT BRlIITAIN. We regret to announce the occurrence of a disaster to the steama-ship Grealt Britain of a most serious and laentable 5character. Thle simple facts areas f)llow :-TlseGreat]Britain ran ashore at half-pest nine ...