... so that there is much need for reform ia thbit quarter especially- there being so many ships lost antlually at Cape Rosier, which leaves the passengers and ships' crews completely at the mercy of lthe na Ives. For the information of friends, we may ...

... English ships, Superior and Lady Jane, mentioned Yesterday, were both lost very near the McLellan. Two of the crew of the lost ships arrived in her They are natives of the Shetland Islands. It is due to Cartain Chapel, his gallant officers and ...

... No one doubts that capital invested in shipping may, like capital invested in anything else, be wholly or partially lost. If ships can be built now at a much cheaper rate than fifteen years ago, the owner of ships built fifteen years ago must be content ...

... which upwards - of loo vessels of different descriptions Were cast on ., shore, and a nuniber of them were enitirely lost:, only three ships out-rid the gale, one -Engish ire-captured vessel and -ttwb Americans. On the .d inst.. to the n orthward- of Antigan ...

... nothing oi what hag' really happene1. Thiey be- lieve to this day,'that in 'the battle of Trafalgee the to English lost fourteen ships of the line. h | There can le no doubt that the French have or had wo j quadrons in the'Cbsatnel and Bay of Biscay. ...

... stranded. 4 Other reports have been cir.culated of a battle having dtaken- plaqe-between the fleets in whicli the Russians n lost six ships of the line, which we hope may turn out it to be true, but at present we confess that they do not il seem entitled to ...

... typhoon on the 5th ultimo, the said Danger bearing, by the reckoningwlhen the ship struck about 60 miles to the E.N.E. We reached this bay on tile 17th, having lost one half the ships company, by drowning, or want of water. On being visited by the authorities ...

... circu- iD rasoce soon after the gldrious battle of Tra- Lit K , in which it was stated tliat the English were d and had lost fourteen ships !-Nor did Lieut. Fo AAS .TrY know the contrary till he landed at Fal- T IieUteniant G.AFR.rAvy is about two months firom ...

... in consequence of the alarin lately excited. A Turkish ship of the line has beeno destroyed by fire, after an attack by a number of Greek vessels P off Mytilene, in which the Greeks lost many ships. They continue, as far as we have learned, to maintain ...

... nothng mre tan an additional nu-L her f semen o eablethe leet toobtain those triumphs, by el which the enemy has lost three line-of-battle ships, a'large It frigate, and several smaller vessels, not to mention the various ti expeditions, wliics have been ...

... Cruz, 26. Million dollars. Dividends fifty thousand. Mosquito war ended. Antilles healthy. Ilavana e hurricane. lsundred ships lost. Crops good. Jamaica, ?? rains. Sea covered, wreck, plantations. While the agents are writing these messages, the telegraph ...

... clausoure Ot its encode~s. ttt is the i4-ill oaf the Emperor, as visit as thea desire of fihe ?? oge or Navy; soid, as we lost. e'l~e ships in thelate engsgemnents, it t's a: new mnotive for Pedoubling oart- s'dn- A -rr'tnpisei0. 01 C sruiers-ri ae scoquring ...