... she stopped to land them. She had 80 passengers on board. WIVENITOE, Dec 21-The Isabella, of Newcastle, wvas one of the ships lost on the Gunfleet Sand, on Friday morning last, so that the one reported yesterday, viz., the Friend's Regard, of Whitby, ...

... the 511l inst. weexprtienced a heavy gale from the S.W., when several ships lost their anchors and cables in our ?? Glenesk, Barclay, of Montrose, was on the 16th sta. totally lost on Gotland; crew saved, asid arrived ?? Amelia, Mackie, from Riga, also ...

... with difficulty, but' E 1 l0 horses belonging to them wrere Lost. Trhree rnen ?? e belonging to the store-ship Relief lost their lives in ,e saving those of dragoons. Severalother ships lost a ti dl good many horses in the same succesaion of ...

... of this port was lost on the 14th inst. ; all hands perished. . IARneCIe: Feb. 18-Three brigs have slipped from their t, anchors in the Rollieg Ground, and run for Handford Creek, between this port and the Naze.-The Vine, Staniland, lost an a anchor and ...

... rials saved; the ship is expected to become a total wreck. at ELSINOxat, Dcc. I -The James Andus, Broombead, of Geote at from Petersburg for Bull, deals and hemp, was totally lost a )n Sandhammer reef, near Ystadt; crew saved.-The ships frotr Bn the Baltic ...

... SHIPPING NEWS. FATAL SmPwsscx.-Letters received in town, in. form us of the total loss, in Carnarvon Bay, of the ship William Turner, commanded by Captain Evans, with all hands on board. The melancholy catastro- phe occurred either daring the night of ...

... London. FoLUtRsToNZ, Feb. 16-Off: Emperor, Thew, Stockton to, Cadiz. GuemNOcK, Feb. 17-A large ship, with painted ports r standing to the westrvazd, had lost bowsprit and top-gallant- t mast, was seen 2nd ist,, by the Madonna, Caidwell, I arrived here ...

... at £17,000, but there is no knowing as yet whether any lives are lost.3 [ In the course of Cihristmas-day a small vessel, sup-. posed to be named the Joseph, is reported to have been lost, with all hands, at the back of Pendennis Castle, a large quantity ...

... CoPENHsAGeNs, Oct. 9-I'e had a, heavy gae here ott Monday and Tuesday. Several ships, as well in Our roadstead as ii the Sound, have lost anchors and chaiins-12-A few day. since a ship passing the Three Crowns Battery, witiout, as customary, salulinfg the satie ...

... £17,000, but C1 there is noknlowing as yet whether any lives are lost. cc In the course of Christmas-day a small vessel, sap- D posed to be named the Joseph, is reported to have C been lost, with all hands, at the back of Pendennis Castle, a large quantity ...

... entering the barbour caught the ground near the Bargess pier, and lost bowsprit, but hove off again the same tide. MIDDLEsBonoUGlH, Jan, 23-Picked up by the Clio, Wil- kie, from Hull, a ship's boat marked inside Algeria, (or Algerins) of Lynn, nine miles ...

... Reiners, from Hull. AsasNAL, Dec. 3-Perle, Dreyer, from Pillau for IHull. AtNriAL, Dee. 12-The wreck of the English ship Maria, lost here some time ago, has been sold for little more than 200 thal ers. BRBEtNr, Dee. 18-Maria Elizabeth, Frage, from Grimsby ...