... succeeded In saving themselves in one ti of the ship's boats, but lost every thing they bad on I board. The ship was insured. Another fine vessel, a ti schooner, lana, Captain Paul, is supposed to have been totally lost while on her passage from Venice to Fal- ...

... principal part of the upward- r. bound ships by this list, are remaining in our Roads and below in the Castle-those for the Baltic proceed as cleared. On the e28th it blew a heavy gale from the SW. wvhen several ships lost anchors and cables. anid drove to ...

... last port she touehed at was lavAnnall, where she shipped a valuable cargo. On her departure, the intention of the commander was to proceed direct to Sweden. On the morning of the lot of May, when the ship was a head of the coastof Matantais, she encountered ...

... dreadful battle of the Nile, five of our line of battle b ships lost only 18 killed, and less than 50 wounded. I IAt Trafalgar ten of our 74 gun ships, in divisions of Ifive each, respectively lost only 19, and 16 men killed, hi Each division suffering less ...

... EMIGRANTS.-The German portion of the passengers for the frigate-built ship Madras, which cleared yesterday for New York, arrived here on Friday last, on board of the Hull Steam Packet Company's ship Monarch, from Antwerp, and consisted of five after-cabin and ...

... saved with difficulty, but F 140 horses belonging to them were lost. Three men cc lebelonging to the store-ship Relief 108±2 their lives in mn -l savinlg thooe of dragoons. Several other ships lost a ti -d good many horses in the same succession of- gales ...

... the vessels could be Vs m got off At present it is difficult to conjecture the aggregate 4 cc amount of property lost. H e- Two SHIPS LOST OFF TasE ESSEX COAST.-The )y sunk sands off the coast of Essex, situate between the mouth bE in of the Thames and ...

... WRECK OFAN EMIGRANTI SHIP.-NINETY- NINE LIVES LOST. The Boston (American) Evening JoeurnaZ of the 8th inst. has the following: - A severe gale from N. E. commenced Saturday evenings (6th inst.), and raged with great fury during the whole of the night ...

... WRECK OF AN EMIGRANT SHIP.-NINETY- NINE LIVES LOST. I The Boston (American) Eveoiig Journal of the 8th inst. has the following: - A serero gale from N.E. commenced Saturday evening (6th inst.), and raged with great fury during the whole of the night and ...

... light S.E. wind-weather thick; hove to with head t to the N.E.; at four amn. wvoe ship and stood - south; at haltfpast six made Minot's Ledge. Not Y havingroom to wear ship, ventured to run where we 1i saw a brig at anchor, inside of the light. The vio- ...

... DREADFUL WRECK OF AN EMIGRANT SUILP.-FIFTY LIVES LOST. I~~ red Letters comnmunieating a most deplorable event ins, were received at Lloyd's on Saturday, through the ibi- medium of the packet ship Queen of the West, whidh by arrived at Liverpool on the ...

... DREADFUL WRECK OF' AN EMIGRANT S11I'.-FIFTY LIVES LOST. of ed Letters communicating a most deplorableevert ns, were received at 1loyd's on Saturday, through the bi- medium of the packet ship Q(2een of tie WVest 'wich by arrived at Liverpool on the previous ...