... In tfiteun 3ears l-rance has lost forty-three ships of the line, 8-2 frigates, 76 corvettes, und 62 smail- )er vessels. No timber fit for naval purposes nowv exis-s in France, or ol'experieimced seamen to navi- gate the ships of wvar which remained. Tlhe ...

... they anilltoulle that the Capi tan Pacha hbasfaileda thiird time in his eariterfriseaagaiist Samos' The Turks having lost three ships of ?? sizes, are said to hav e re treated to St i o. IONIAN ISLANDS.-CORFU, July 1 8.-(Privale Correaponde, ?? Couriers ...

... Thd Trnasserim steamer was despatehed to COipritta with the le tidings of peac. and arrived safely on itbe 4th lost, In HersMo~esty's ships Erntymioni, Calliope, and Dide, and the ce East India Company's steamer Preserpine, sre slationed off the 'a Great ...

... pirates on the p coast of Barbary by the boats of the ship Fanleme. Lieut. n Sanderson was, wonndoton approaching the shore ivhilst a gallantly urging on thee boat he commanded. He was n taken to the ship, when his wounds was immediately dressed, and, no ...

... pIea, ovo sgtilitt8 ?? is gale whichl cams ou ehl ?? faur. 'Il1e jib was split to shivers, adll to ail 1t our distress *r lost tile ship's boat. Before, how- cr,.ve 111 ?? t0 redlect oil this, tilte sal vts split l 1r5121, mul lil but tile itars *were compelled ...

... TWESTl- IDIA MAN LOST. The l ?? Ilately lost onl tile mouse 6ano, was the Applewoth, Capt. (lummilis, fahout ;300 ?? burt ihen, ho neward-boand froom Deinarara, laden vii Ih sngar. coffee, and cotton. She arrived on Sund:ay morn- in - of r Msrgatc, where ...

... was lost shortly after sailing from Pugwash, Nova Scotia, with a cargo of timber, about a month since, Before the pilot had left her a snow storm overtook the vessel, and drove her on shore. All hands saved. Loss OF THE Loan CANTERBURY.--This ship, which ...

... Sl-]IPVRECKI OF TrII SHIP TIGER. _ .. . ?? - 7 Lrc,,.,n (Frain 1he Liv erp0o' sercw7/) )a The Ship Tiger, belo)nging to Messrs. W. F. Sar and Son, \vbiclh sailed from this port on the I.t AMay, 18:36, for Borrmbay, left Cape Town on the 11th July, and ...

... l~iee't-li liim bult twiice; onuce inl 181ij all one, lately. e i Lrroii . ister al. so mewia t stiop e in his ?? eents; lie has lost the .hIair ollm thle top of hlis hiead ; hut hiis eyes' ,and~ all hig~ features 4ire hearly the same- as eve; shis ivt c I ...

... a very,.circuitous and dangerous part of the' coast', where, I-'believe, more shipwrecksoccur, and more valuable lives are lost, than on; all hie other coasts of the hlngds.m put togetAher. By tbus: avoiding the Land's Ead too, be it remarked, not one ...

... bere found, hot the marlasof flails are-vcry eeident. Tliseair being exccidedt Food seems mrer darable than that metal. ?? lost, tnso vessel ap spear to.'ve bee in laellat, sas a considerahie q partity of flint pebbles was found ln and about her aned ...

... inarines and sailors, of his Majesty's ship Eg- mont, went on shore to attend the funeral of a Marinje Officer belonging to that ship, who, died a few days since in the -hospital, and tikm teturiitug to the ship, had actually come alongside, wlhen, t ...