... 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 ...

... ted, Itat Gen. A- rt, iii the Anit-ricti tirtty s ulione our late war, is to take the cotilliuntti. rn it lditiiit to the ships lost this seatsooll a ile i Davis's .Slraits Whale Fisheries, aivice i-s re- ci ceitei yesterdly of' ?? loss of eight more ves- ...

... engagements by sea. In the `:st the Turks lost eight ships off~the Island of Samos. In the second, between Cos and Rhodes. where they lied termed a junction with an Egyptian fleet, they lost ci err thing but one ship of the line and two frigates. 1 beer accounts ...

... of St James's. George has launched his thelnders against William, who fears them less perhaps than his friendship. Seme ships lost, some Ten made prisoners, and some cessions to France, are the price of a province rich in ex- tent, population, and produce ...

... which in a short time ca- pitulated. English ships In the Danish ports, and off the Danish coasts, ware captured in retaliation tor this aerree- sion; and the present claimants all claimed for losses of ships and oargoes which took place duriig a period ...

... loss of . life in our shipping was immense. The first fleet of the East- on India Company, out of 528, lost 100 men before and 8 after on landing, in the voyage of seven months to the Cape of Good of Hope. Anson, in three ships, lost 626 men out of 961 in ...

... 5th Alarch, Ilear St. Helena. MI rn- These~ ships fornueditlie whole of the French nraval force in tile East. The-tphfgenirs, Capt. Caulfield; fr Ulp- Ceples), Capt-. Patterson; and thle -4hs ainsed ship, i,, arrived with them. , La ?? Ihas bean nanied ...

... and that the loss pn both sides Was immense. The loss ol of the Turks is estimated at 25 ships of war, but tlse Greeks art said likewise to have lost 16 ships of war. .i, The ViewsnnaL Coura Gazette has just published a numerous pro. a mittioi% in the ...

... of two ships, used' as transports for troops, thle one front P Australia, and thle other from England; they hadl been wrecked side by side on the Andiamant Islands. They Were the R In y. a macdc 1and B-riton No lives were lost;- but the ships weretfairly ...

... are extraas:- - . . M . .. A~tTMSMtDAM, ])EC. 30. * Arong the number of English ships lost or sunk off the _Texel, are the fohlow'ing . . - The Hero of 74 guns, crew lost. The tnturion, of 8 earronWes, crew ost. Thc Grasshopler, of 3t guns, `m4 a crevw ...

... opinion of a township expressed by the pressure of local cliques upon local dignitaries. LOSS OF EMIGRANT SHIPS. The frightful list of lost emigrant ships naturally excites suspicion, that, notwithstanding the surveys, that class of vessels must be worse commanded ...

... PoitreIs bad rfturned to i their station off Brest, sfter an unsuccewiful chise of tlle cL Irench squadi'on. His Majesty's ships lost lsight of q ' the L'Orient squadron, in the second day of the.chase, in thick weather. The enemy was las t see n in lat ...