... dated Dec 30, give the following account of English ships lost or suldk off the Texel in the late gales:-The& ero, of 74 guns, crew lust; the Centurion, of eight carronades, crew lost; the Grasshopper, of 32 guns, and a crew of 120 men, 'and t 16 pas-eogers ...

... Torbay yesterday. Criss Ss.,:. The accounts of the Seal Fishery are ver) uufavuomali'e, a..A several vessels are lost. SOUND LIST. Ships and Ca(pfai's lrom 2h0 May 21. William, Giarbott ..Riga , Hull Passarge, Fiereke . . ill P .. Piliall ...

... 15th it blew a gale from the N. to the SW. several ships lost anchors and . cables. The Talbot, Rutherford, that put into Copen- hagen, is repaired and proceeds. The Andromache, Hunter, of Hull, lost anchor end chain off Falaterho, ,likewise sprung her ...

... she stopped to land them. She had 80 passengers on board. WIVENITOE, Dec 21-The Isabella, of Newcastle, wvas one of the ships lost on the Gunfleet Sand, on Friday morning last, so that the one reported yesterday, viz., the Friend's Regard, of Whitby, ...

... the 511l inst. weexprtienced a heavy gale from the S.W., when several ships lost their anchors and cables in our ?? Glenesk, Barclay, of Montrose, was on the 16th sta. totally lost on Gotland; crew saved, asid arrived ?? Amelia, Mackie, from Riga, also ...

... Peterhead, from Davis'sStraits, a full ship. - g The Birmie, iHornby, of Gribusby, 'is arrived;at thatI port with-8.fish, atfull ship. Captain Horulby brings the following account of the success of the tinder- . mentioned ships belonging to this port, viz -Samuels ...

... out the boats. They have lost all their clothes. LONDO'rsaErnmv Nov. 19.-The Oc an, Elstobe, from tictou to Newcastle, has put into this harbour with da- the iaa and water-logged. 8ut The Carl Ludwig, Allien, of lorlnosand, is lost. the CUXAtAVmN, Nov. 8 ...

... with difficulty, but' E 1 l0 horses belonging to them wrere Lost. Trhree rnen ?? e belonging to the store-ship Relief lost their lives in ,e saving those of dragoons. Severalother ships lost a ti dl good many horses in the same succesaion of ...

... The following ships,' houid for Torinigen, now lying in all -Roads, tviz :-The Ger Uaun Packet, Field; the Frankfort, Woods; and the ~Hesslewood, Dewear, will sail the first fair: wind, utider convoy of an armnediship. - The tollowing ships,'bound tb Lisbon ...

... -SHIP NEWS. -ARJIVALS. . At, O'ihltui.en te 1st Smjli'rnber,: The Loyal 7;olhh~'er, B;edie',, from this por.t;' had .delivered lber (9ibradtr o'ods the' 24th, and rnceived ihstructions . oin onle of his MAljestV's sliiif t'o Carthogetna, and wottid sail ...

... qtr :Avessel, called theVenns, was irsured at- L o6&' r' tw nts ago, fromn Hull to Toniisgen, and was reported to have beeu lost, together with hei cargo, ed -ama alU hands.; iu consequence of which the under-; .d wrters settled her loss. To their great ...

... vesse,- Cecilia I' araretha lately lost niear that place, on a voyage frorn Dantzig to Lisbon. A dead body has aisc been ifund -at 4 1drough, which, from its hahilinents, appears to be that of z Captaini or mate of some' ship thlat has- tbeen wreck-ed. - ...