... Bellona sunk, and four men were lost in ca her. Three Sisters, transports, totally lost ; sloop we Henry, and Schooner laden with sugar, sunk one ox man lost; sloop Elvira overset; her owner'Mr. 0 Koch, and two men lost. ro Several of the above had valuable ...

... rfeason for the want of suc- cess that the ships were compelled to remain much too long in Melville Bay, as the wind blew a strong gale from the south, and blocked up the' entrance to the bay. 'Here the ships were detained twelv'e wseks; and'*hen They ...

... samiti degr ee of popular sympathy felt for fr the friends andi relatives of the unfortunate sailors who m perished in tile lost ships. The original feeling of sus- 1V pense change d gradually to that of indifference or forget- f folioess, which grew stilT ...

... Were detached from the sum- mit 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 ...

... enemy's ships lost her rudder; and was otherwise so much damaged as to be obliged to go into dock. We have not heard what injury was sustained by the Solebay. On Wednesday last, one of our cruizers look- ed into Flushing, and saw one of these ships, and ...

... After a gale of wvind on ifth inst. it is reported that only One shin wa3 afloat at Port laria ; thrree ships I and one brig were lost there; two ships and a schoun. cr at Buckiner's Bay, and it is feared nanch danmar w done to the Leeward. ° w Tile Juno ...

... one company of .the Royal En-. gineers, and twa -.coripanies of thle Stff.Corps. We are mqunting out draggons here. We -lost two ships 9, riile passatgej the King Georgc transport, Nith artil- er nord, and-'t-he Britina * ?? Indiamarn. Gene- .1 zdl fuc; ...

... of ttese idlands.-Lerwick, July 10, 1838. TRIESTE, JLULY 13.-The Russian man-of-war the Jason is said to be one ot the ships lost In the late storu in the Black Sea. Many bodies of Dissenters throughout the kingdom have resolved to celebrate the lbt ...

... Very few vessels have been empilo-ed, and re isecjucutiv ?? regrct to say, thle greater part of tle dvalta hilas been lost. 1'1use ships, however, vhiclh have boul' e k.laed in th'is 1VSiflS !'ave eei211 UU- commonly s; Scesi ?? , if tll tfir exceedling ...

... for the due performance of which hostages were given OD both sides. As for Lord Cochrane, who is said to have already lost two Ships, little is said of bimn, and no great things are now ex- pected of him. His famous Proclamation bas bad a bad effect on ...

... Laurel, Manger, lost; Lee, Lee, 5 he fish; Lord Wellirgton, Harrison, 1 fish; North Briton, Story, lost; d Oxenhope, Mllntosh, lost; Progress, Dannatt, lost; Venerable, Ben- V nett, 3fish; Volunteer, Markham, 1 fish; Willtin,North,lost, ...

... crew had been saved. The ship was upwards of S00 fathoms from the lamlr The six men saved out of the Defence have, on examination, declaresf, that the lirst cause of this misfortitne was the St. 0 eorge havitig last mtonth lost her masts ii, a gale of ...