... to observe, has beeu tlhirteen (dsV, it, movirrg |op the harboir to her present ,taionh. it' colsie:tene .,j tie crowd of shipping rhrough Whtirch Pbhe hag s had to l a; The Adventure, Morton, from Lo.idon to Hull, waj 2rs carried into Blakeuey harbour ...

... Londeont is etn sltorc upon tbte Naze, and full of Y w ater. Trite lilizabetit & Mary, Mitrctell. frotm Sbtields to London, t- wns lost otlte tirti lcSttttes, ott itbe ttttlt alt. 0 A1/d6ra', Feb,. 4.-''lteGarland, Prsttch, ol'Scarbro', whtich wee is driven on ...

... Biass, from Liverpool I lost topms3sts in a gale Sept. 7th, inlltat. 45, lon. 50; Nov. I 8-CGeared: Brown, Tullock, for lHartlepool. - Stoiai LeoLON, Oct: 8-rThe schooner Dynamene, of I Liverpool, was totally lost, both ship and cargo, on Sept. 13th ...

... ate the.Concyra, itnthe'Mediterraifea, AC by his Maje'ty's ship Eagle, of 74 'gup, Captain'Rw. 01 ers ley. Report says, that- thlis frigate formed, a pafi of a P s squadron of. tliee ships of tile same description, .oe..of nt W=sicih ran agiound, and ...

... gale Of Friday morning -has proved most destructive; a great many ships sunk- and dismasted on the soast. The crew of the harque Campiuil, cuppoic, tof LiverpooI have arrived here, having lost their vessel upon Hiaaborough-saildl eand it was with great difficulty ...

... fish, 460 butts. The Earl Fauctnberg-, Cooper, has arrived at Grimsby totm the. Straits, with 12 fish,.a full ship. LOSS OF THB FISHING- SHIPS. It is with regret we have the following particulars to communicate, relative to the destruction of several vesfels ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE The Samuel and Sarah, OlHara, from Newcastle to Alex- auldria, has put into this port, having lost anchor asd cables in Yarmouth roads, ulli is in a leaky condition. Off the HUIJRAM, 28th ult.-Amelila, Heusing, from Per- nau. 30 ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. At WvYneno,-The Hyperion, Clorkeon, Zephyr, Urtania .and Thetis; At OPonAo,-The Ariadne, Todd At PrTEzasuno,-The DiDcon, Gill; Friendship, Peckit; Vestalj Humpbry; Neva, Donaldson; Welton, Reimers; Lantel, Manger; Caledouin; ...

... whicl) Mr. Kinnersiey was master, ladlen with bricks, &c. was lost off the Lincohi- shirecoaston Saturday selunighttogetherwvith thec cargo. The Laurel, Ednmonds, of Scarbfo', was totally lost on ihe 20tb ult, off the North Foreland. The crew, with thc ...

... leave her, and she sank in deep wvatere' The crew report that ,,nother vessel was lost at the same time on the sand ; otnle unknown. The ship Marmion, Capt. Petrie, was lost oa the Ith ult.on her passage from Liverpool oCalcitla. It appears that the vessel ...

... Hull Lubeck ESIttNo E, Feb. s7--.The ships from the Baltic, were detained here at the departure of last post, conet'. wiudbound. The arrivals from the North Sea base staiilied aoscceesiveiy after clearance. 20-The ships from the Hiltes which ware detained ...

... on the end, B. H. & Co., and wreckage, have drifted on the Ibeach at Wottoil on the Nare, supposed to be the cargo of a ship lost on thle Kentisli Knock. The Brothers, Stewart, from Petersburg to London, which was driven on share on the Gunfleet Sand ...