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... which in a short time ca- pitulated. English ships In the Danish ports, and off the Danish coasts, ware captured in retaliation tor this aerree- sion; and the present claimants all claimed for losses of ships and oargoes which took place duriig a period ...
... and that the loss pn both sides Was immense. The loss ol of the Turks is estimated at 25 ships of war, but tlse Greeks art said likewise to have lost 16 ships of war. .i, The ViewsnnaL Coura Gazette has just published a numerous pro. a mittioi% in the ...
... are extraas:- - . . M . .. A~tTMSMtDAM, ])EC. 30. * Arong the number of English ships lost or sunk off the _Texel, are the fohlow'ing . . - The Hero of 74 guns, crew lost. The tnturion, of 8 earronWes, crew ost. Thc Grasshopler, of 3t guns, `m4 a crevw ...
... opinion of a township expressed by the pressure of local cliques upon local dignitaries. LOSS OF EMIGRANT SHIPS. The frightful list of lost emigrant ships naturally excites suspicion, that, notwithstanding the surveys, that class of vessels must be worse commanded ...
... PoitreIs bad rfturned to i their station off Brest, sfter an unsuccewiful chise of tlle cL Irench squadi'on. His Majesty's ships lost lsight of q ' the L'Orient squadron, in the second day of the.chase, in thick weather. The enemy was las t see n in lat ...
... -All the Spanish vessels fought with the utmost bra- very; but I am still at a loss to comprehend how it was that we lost the two ships that are missing. Nevertheless, your excellency will perceive, that.the two disabled vessels might fall into the enemiay's ...
... 1886, the average . of ships lost yearly was (310; and during the years 1841 and 1842, 611, includ- ; ing missing ships. TIme value of the 610 I shiles and cargoes being estimated at £2,562,000, . amlld the value of tie 611 ships and cargoes being r£ 2 ...
... tained injuries greater than could have been entailed upon us by defeat in war. During this period we have actuallv lost 93 line-of-battle ships, or an average of mnore thian four sail of the line a year, independently of frigates and smaller vessels. f 'he ...
... the 18th ult., bringing a full confirmation of the defeat of the Turkish fleet by the Greeks in Which the Batba- r- ians lost six ships, and the remainder of their naval n force had been completely dispersed. The same advices Fe also affirm that the total ...
... prisoner in Maracaybo, embarked the whole of the men from his naval force outside the Eake into his smaller vessels. He lost eleven ships; two were blown up; and his loss in men was stated at Santa Martha to be not less than 1,000. The conse- 9iQJce of this ...
... rope combined together . c onl WhaIt shall we sa,' of this Warndejidl genius, in the n ie. conduct of navel affairs ? He lost t 3 ships of the line at I n- Aboukir, by forcing Admiral Bruix to remain in that d ib dangercus anchorage. In the year 1805, he ...
... preserving the French alliance, we Light indeed preserve it until we had dismantled the castles of the Darda- nelles, or lost our ships iu the attempt-until we had flung Turkey, or rather the remnant of Turkey, bounI neck and heels, at the feet of Russia ...