... is FEM ALE SOClIE I'Y, for Reliif of Aged anid Al, Indfggrit Womenel. E nt NJauisoson. INov. 23 1821 ?? ; ?? LOs TJSIERE was Lost last night, betwvixt lledL , - east end'of the Westmost Division of NohtxUmibpr- land Street and the middle of Howe Street ...

... to Snil i 000 Ar ?? , foir Aiber- r( hI0 Skuell If' Lei thi Skelie, fromn St. I'iturs u rghi to I London01, liasilS Iotl y lost 22d0 or t-5Z tilnt. oil t110 1,11111an of I 11111011. neair Gronn111gen. S-rois-t SOW A, Atig,. 2i. -The 21I:trv A 10, M1Kell- ...

... ani were drowned they were forced by the shock of the ships separating from the top-gallant-yard, where they were handing the sails, and not being observed in the confusion, the unfortunate men lost their lives; the Captain had nearly shared the same fate ...

... the old fishing groutnd this year, and lost their time in attempting to get again to the wvest; hbt a harrier of ice, coempelct and impefieteable, extended from one and of the bay to the otlter, and. not a ship wvas able to proceed more than 20 or 30 ...

... one in his sleeping-place formed a sheet of ice over his F head in the morning. C Lieutenant Parry's ship the Hecla, in consequence of having te lost her foremast and bowsprit it a gale of wind lately, will put OD into our roads. I: The Griper, Lieut ...

... SHIP NEWS. comcib/ cince otr last.-'i'he Shamrock, Hyde, the Providence, James, the Catharine, Francis, the Sampson, Harris, the Sally, Newman, the Gulf of Paria, Gilmore, the Sally, Smith, the Conqueror, Southwvell, the Margaret, Williams, the Gleaner ...

... A, or hi, oi e U. ,il sitxrcise oti our recoil is little calcuhee e to pronrotte pubice good ; mad 'A c ae apt to be tle lost hart ,oil and terinciou% of oloionsties nt hhirnicid oit thle incritsvia ?? the ae, but adopted. frothl partiality , tic without ...

... bound to Alirariieli. Crew saved. 1Ber TueOttr, imponfro Liverpsool, 13th Aug. Dei f Th ?? ?? to AIfaica, was' c e~ totally lost near Southport on Stmnday, morning. Crew N - PACKET BOATS, FATLIOUTI1 STATION. .1al GlIZtMIAL POST OiF-ict, Aug. 39. 1825 ...

... 130 ships ; I hese ships, wenP im semployed eonsideiably more than one illion of capital, and about live fhoqsaid seamen. It has, in proportion to i ts cxteut, been one of the most *valuable nurseries vt ?? Otur readers are avware that the ships take ...

... :BELFAST SHIP NEWS. The Ship Ross, Captain Evans, arrived bet, on Thurs day from Shields, and proceeds to Quebec, with good and ?? Advertisement. The ship Europe, Captain Willis, for Quebec, sailed an Thursday last. The steam-ship C Good win, for Liverpool ...

... Hope.-Feb'. 24, 1at. 00, 22 S. and long. 19, 10 W. English ship' Annandale,' of Annan, Steele, from, Liverpool for Bombay ; out 40 days. -Mar-ch 5, lat. 5, 37 N. long. 21 W. Englishbarqne ship Margaret, Connach, from tbe Cape ound to London; 62 days out ...

... menibecs. In conjunction with the ship-owners of Newcastle, a memorial was likewise presented to the Duke of W1ellington, as first Lord of the I Treasury, complaining of the injurious effect of the existing laws on the shipping interest, and praying for his ...