... Lidstone, on theirpassageto my. Guernsey, fell in with a large French ship, the Three Maras, water-logged, and abandoned, which they succeeded in tow- ing:into port. She is a valuable ship, laden with Castile soap, and 300 casks of wine. Is. Neptune, Cudd ...

... \vn. —Letters have been received announcing a fearful collision ut sea, bv which the Albatross, beloneing to Plymouth, was lost, and nearly ail the crew sacrificed. The ve-sel left Liverpool for Lisbon on the li of April, with a miscellaneous cargo; the ...

... women, an )n leaped from the quarter-deck of the foundering ship min at into the boat. The result was, that it also instantly Zel O. capsized, and the whole party were instantaneously lid :e, lost, There being now no possible means of escape co a9t left ...

... of her l rivy Co~znci, t to order, and it is hereby ordered, that thecommandersof her I DLijost)'s ships of ivar do detain and bring into port all ship, veosels, and goods belonging to the Emperor of China, or his subjects, orother persons inhabitingi ...

... Lscastcr was to sail 250t --ois 7th ult. fin lat. 41. 4. los. 46. 1. spoke the the ship Syms, from Clyde, e for New York; on the 21st, in lat. 51 . 2.. Ion. 10. 12. spoke thef ship Aid, from St. Andrew's (N. B.) for this port. Pletcher, Brown, from City Point ...

... hischi idh had for its object -the ?? mte to fin- of quire into the matter, arid to report to the House ipon it. The motion wzis lost by a maort of52 e ?? Gladstn presented's petition, fyro, certain iir ?? Lvrpo i potof the pof e 2t~o dutie on foreign timber ...

... which was on shore in the Clyde, b as 6. floated Off, and got to the quayap Faneta, Harn, from Bahia for 1{omburg, was tatally lost at ?? anid igoland'e Dix Rufus. King, baVirg, relitted at Fayal, sailed thence far New A York 19th uit. ?? andi crew nil well ...

... announced to have been lost to the north of the Marsden Rocks. One is described to have been the Verbena, Captain Watson, bound for St. Pateraburg. Here, happily, the crew were preserved. Another was a schooner, which was totally lost, and all handa belonging ...

... to approach that part of the ship. There was on board a feniale cabin passenger, a Mrs. N -, and two male passengers:. ?? whle were' on deck from the first. During the second afternoon and night, the sea washed over the ship with such violence that they ...

... render no assistdndeO No b. doubt the ship went down, with all on bv'ard shortly se an after. The brig Panama, spoken by the A sarefia poke os ng the schooner Brilliant, running for Natsrau, New' P I? cy dence, having lost all her sails, except' the main trysail ...

... Pamsy to conceal s( the plagiarism. In the former account (December 20, ir 1820) the ship was named the Essex, of Nantucket, S( whereas the vessel said to have been lost on the 19th Nov. 0 1821, is called the Essen, from Nantucket. The crew in ti both cases ...

... Newfioundland, at Lisbon I Concnrd, Wale,, from Newfoundland, at Leghorra Martin, Lycn, frorn Memel to teis port, was totally lost the r. 6th inst.en the island of Shooa: crewe saved ff Barret, from St. Jnhn's, N. B. h-r tbis part, was to sail 2ad Dec. Maria ...