... THREE EAST INDIA SHIPS LOST. al Letters received at Lloyd's, by the Overland Mail, ma communicate the sad intelligence of the loss of three la fine ships, employed in the East India and China trade, attended, in one case, with a melancholy sacrifice, ...

... ended in the drawing up of auy convention whatever. 'lhe Portuguese Consul has received information that since the lost* all ships arriving from St. Nrzaire have been admitted into the port cf Lisbon without having undergo quarantine. Pays this evening ...

... and all of them have been abandoned. The crows of the. lost ships, 1200 men and 90 officers, were distributqrl among the other vessels of the fleet which succeeded in escaping. No lives were lost. The native who murdered Mr. Justice Norman at Calcutta ...

... these provisions. Whether these provisions were those left lately for them, or possi- bly part of the stores of Ross's old lost ships which Emma had often seen at no great distance from Frankliu, I could not ascertain. From Captain Austin's account of his ...

... foundered, involving the loss of five lives; three vere reported missing, wvith 30 live-s lost. Foar ships met with miscellaneous casualties, in which five lives were lost. DIsaSTmR TO A STEAMER. - A SaOWnD MATE - LRnFD.-The ?? of St. Vincent, which struck ...

... present time, there has been but one vessel lost, To sumrmarise these, we have 57 ships lost in (say) eleven years; or as the tabular statement is but made up to the pad of the season 1862-63, excluding the vessel lost since, we will conform to it, and say ...

... believed to have been lost. The total Is 132. By the loss of life on board the Rhone and the Wys, probably 300 women and children in Southampton are left destitute. It is stated that the Royal Mall Company have lost nearly 20 ships worth £2,000,000. Herling ...

... the Peninsular and Oriental Company never lost a ship; they then lost seven ships in twelve years, dunn the last of those years they have lost three ships.The. oyal Mail Company began their career by-losing ...

... are lost at sea long after they should have been broken up, but they are far better paid for as lost ships than by being broken up as old material. She was 84 years old when she was abandoned, and had been bought for £80 from the Clyde trustees to pay ...

... Spain, Holland, and Denmark. The total number of foreign ships of war taken or destroyed amounted to 541, of which 83 were ships of the line and 191 frigates. The French alone lost 341 ships out of this number, 45 being sail of the line and 133 frigates ...

... fleet and several ships have been sunk, and the remainder have been aban- cloned. The crews, numbering 1,200 seamen, have arrived at Honolulu, and 90 officers at San Francisco. The loss is estimated at $1,500,000. c {o lives have been lost. FrFico THEI ...

... freedom had been allowed by both captains and owzners. Libraries had been supplied to 84 ships going to sea, and 78 had been returned, whilst?7 had been lost in ships which had been wrecked. The society had now about 140 libraries afloat. The tract distributors ...