... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in consequence of the alarin lately excited. A Turkish ship of the line has beeno destroyed by fire, after an attack by a number of Greek vessels P off Mytilene, in which the Greeks lost many ships. They continue, as far as we have learned, to maintain ...

... nothng mre tan an additional nu-L her f semen o eablethe leet toobtain those triumphs, by el which the enemy has lost three line-of-battle ships, a'large It frigate, and several smaller vessels, not to mention the various ti expeditions, wliics have been ...

... 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 ...

... the 18th ult., bringing a full confirmation of the defeat of the Turkish fleet by the Greeks in Which the Batba- r- ians lost six ships, and the remainder of their naval n force had been completely dispersed. The same advices Fe also affirm that the total ...

... prisoner in Maracaybo, embarked the whole of the men from his naval force outside the Eake into his smaller vessels. He lost eleven ships; two were blown up; and his loss in men was stated at Santa Martha to be not less than 1,000. The conse- 9iQJce of this ...

... The lstireport received by the Admiralty at Hydra, Nov. C4, makes'tite iumber of ships lost by the lurks amount to 21, of which se4e6 are large ships; the Admiral's ship and two frigates became the prey of the flames; two other frigates, and thirteen ...

... suspicion,- the lead not haaing beern once hove, the ship struck. It is' utterly impossible to describe the dietoal scene that fol- lowed. .Totally ignorant of wlhere we waere, the nightterrifically dark, the, ship crowded, with passengers, and' l ubered witg ...

... Galicia, are lost near St. Ubes. The Clarence, Kennedy, from Rio Janeiro, ran on shore in the Stheldt, 8th inst., and it was feared would be wrecked. Cargo discharging. The Ann and E iaabetb, Dixon, from Newcastle to Bremen, was totally lost off Cutwy, ...

... watery grave. The Fulw'uod was a fine new ship of 4100 torns, balonging to Messrs. W. Smith antd Son, of this town, only just built at Que- bee, and on her first voyage. She was bound for this port, and was totally lost ra Langley, or Little Miguelon Island ...