... thrown on the neitbiouring rocks; happily no lives were lost FRBSME, OCT, 8.-To-day we have had a miat dreadful storm -we have already beard of fire boats, pertly laden, that are lost; two ships are alro driven ashore We do not vet know how many lives ...

... consequence of the alarm w elately excite*f. A Turkish ship of the line has ' abeen destroyed by fire, after an, attack by anum- at e ber of Greek vessels ofF Mytilene, in which the n G~reeks lost many ships. They continue, as far ras we have learned, to maintain ...

... the Maria from Batavia, Captain Young, formerly of the ship Governor Ready, of London, had arrived there, his ship having been lost on a shoal, In the vicinity of Murray's island-no lives lost. Ships spoken by the Maria-Aug. 15th, bark ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Lepanto, tle loss onl both sides was ibnreense. Tile loss of the Turks is estintated at 25 ships of war; but the Greeks are said like- wise to have lost 16 ships of war. Yesterday were receitedl the Limerick Papers of the 30th ult. and the Dublin, of the ...

... happily no lives were lost. FRESME, OCT. 8.-To-day we have had a most dreadful storm-we have already heard of five boats, partly laden, that are lost; two ships have also drove ashore. We do not yet know how many lives have been lost. PARis BUTCHERs.An ...

... report received by the dmir.lty at Hydra, Camte *- - -• , I **. 2d, makes the nnXfhher ships lost the Turks avnaunl wZh ” i ,w;n,v-one. of which seven .re large ship, ; the Admiral's Cabinets of Vienna, Sf. ! f P ,nd tw rri P atet »'*« the ffamre; the ...

... the loss on both sides was immense. The loss of t the Turks is estimated at twenty-five ships of war; but I s the Greeks are said likewise to have lost sixteen ships of war. Mr. Gordon.-It will be remembered that the London 1 Coatier, in December last, ...

... September.. This must shewv the folly of sailing them so early in the sea. son, as in this case five months have been lost, and the ships cannot be gaining any thing dashing through these tem- pestuousseas.- fbhgy iaveexperiencedworseweatherthan they have ...

... favourable aspect. The Turk- t, ish fleet has returned to the Dardanelles in a very bad fi condition, after having lost two Admirals' ships, and tl many others of the second rank. The army of the t, .enemy, which had entered Peloponnesus, reduced to A a ...