... 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, ...

... number of fire.ships, under the or( * f tile three Admiraos. Mliaulis, Sacturi, and Cana n have encountered the Turkish Egyptian fliet at a ! t distance from AsIexandria, atid after a bloody batlek. it which the barbarians lost maany ships, taken or be ...

... 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 ...

... in his sleeping place formed a sheet of ice over his head in the: ?? ships have been out for about eighteen months, having sailed from Sheerness on the 18th May, 1819. As the ships reached the loag. of 115 west, they are entitled to the reward of 5sooo ...

... THURSDAY EVENINGS SHIP NEWS. ARRIVED, The Packet-ship Canada, Rogers, from New York, sailed 1st instant, in company with the Corinthian, Chadwick. for London, and the Henry, Baker, for Uavre. John Jay, Holdridge, from New York. SAILED 25th ULTIMO. Selma ...

... I also grasped it as a last re- of source; but the crate not being sufficiently buoyant to sup- an port so m.any, they all lost their hold, save one man and my-. an self. In such a discouragingsituation. and with the stillness r of death around me, you ...

... off; and shipped mich water., ar The Sir Thomas Cochrane, Saper; from this port, was lost d 14th Nov. at Cape St. Francis, Newfoundland. A ship of the line, from the Alorea for AMexandria, with er. troops, horses, and stores on bnoard, has been lost. The ...

... the ship previous to her ie being drrven on the rocks. in - ?? ?? 46Kinsale.(reland) Apr27, 1822. *- GENTLEMxir,-Ihaye taken the liberty to perform a- the unpleasant task of giving you the particulars of the ry melancholy shipwreck of your ship Albion ...

... officers and crew, except one man, who alone was left capable of r steering the ship. It is remarkable, that while the Rodeur was on her passage, she passed a Spanish slave-ship, called the St. Leons Which had left the Coast of Africa some little c time before ...

... fish. R. I'he ships being now arrived at or near their respective ports of destination, the success of the whale fishing, both at I Greenland and Davis's Straits, can befullyoscertained. There r. are now only ninety ships, five being lost; and these, calcu- ...

... ARTICLES LOST AND FOUND. TO THIE FDITORS. GENTLEOEN,-The circrulnstance te one of my family find. ing a bracelet, last Feiday, in Hopc-sreet, reminded ine of the fact, which must be wech known to you, that daily, perhaps hourly, there are articles lost in the ...

... Xabal *itt~thienre. Puhranaser, Williamsn hence ?? puiota Holyhead ?? tn foul of the night before by a large ship rigging, having been Fama, Berry, sailed from insale for Charleston S0th ult. sInvulnerable, Phelan, from Newfoundland at Dublin o Jane, ...