... fish; Calypso, Thomas, 6 ditto; Friendship, Ireland, 11 ; Horn, Tiffers, 7 ; Advice, Webster, 6, 80. The ships in general poorly fished. SHIPS LOST. Harmony, Glatton ; Cervantes, Maddison ; Henry, Plaxton ; John, Newham: Leviathan, Hutchinson ; Symmetry ...

... OFFICERS and MEN k*«_» Majesty 'a Ships ST. GEORGE, HERO, FENCE. SALDANHA, and FANCY.—The Wide'* . Children. Fatiicrs, Mother** Brothers, Sister*, the • gal Representatives the Offiters and Men lost above-mentioned Ships, hare tw ...

... brought amongst the shipping, and thirty minutes past eight boarded the Marn n. and the despatches. It be next to impossible to describe the feelings of j *y with which we were received all on board, as had been entered * lost’ the ship’s logbook the second ...

... report, the French admit the loss of two frigates, the Flora and another, but state at the same time that the British also lost two ships. The Commanding Officer, who makes the report, attributes the loss of the battle to the impetuosity of Dubourdieu. HOUSE ...

... were detached from the summit of the mountain ; a great extent of country was laid waste, but fortunately no lives were lost; ships which were twenty leagues distant in the open sea, were covered with volcanic ashes. There were three distinct eruptions ...

... at sea, in and cloudy weather, without compasses, which might be used iron ships, and on emergencies when ships lost their coir pisses, and when the local variation of a ship was suddenly increised by the action lightning. Ur. Ksne explained his views ...

... achieved in the Medit«*w ranean a divieion of the British fleet, Admiral Thornborough. The enemy*, it is stat* ed, have lost six ships of war, and have suffered immensely in men. Another Anholt Mail arrived yesterday, bring* ing Swedish and German Papers ...

... launch, or canoe, remains. The ship Venus, Capt. Bruce, and Chard, Capt. Motherwell, loaded, and in the bay, ready to sail with the expected convoy, cut early, and got out to sea, as did all the small craft. The ships lost their mizen-masts, but are in ...

... in getting from the ship to the boat. There is not any certain account the cause of this accideut, nor is it yet knovvp how it happened. The cargo, consisting pipes of wine, some oil, bale goods, and nails, will ail lost. The ship’s inside is present ...

... he would lend, them twenty five ships of the line, and ten frigates, if their discussions with England should en in a rupture. We un lerstand that Ministers have not received any such information. Bonaparte has lost ships enough slready, without having ...

... Workington, is wrecked Guns Isle, near Strang ford- Two of the hand* are lost. A galliot from Marypoit, name unknown, with coals foundered near Ballyhornen and the Bar, all hands lost. Two ships, name unknown, are on shore at Dundrum. A brig, name unknown, was ...

... in dark winter nights, when no lights are seen, and therefore light placed here would save many poor fellows and valuable ships lost every winter. MB. LOVER, (Author of Rory O’.Mon*.) TO MORROW (TUESDAY) the January, Will give bis Entertainment, entitled ...