... body the same day, but, as there were no marks of violence dia. ls ; covered, a verdict of 1 Found Dead was returned. ~ng CASUALTY AT SEA.-The Anna Maria, -Captain WeSehmier, from Scotland, bound to the Elbe, has put Inoto this port Wewith her decks swept ...

... inonrh di I ence la the Norwich Union, for. which he is '6ient ct clock for the distric~t. Messengers were despitched to Vl Ship Camrbridge forthe engines as' soon as ?ossihle, and k Soho. the Norwich Union, and Royal Farmners piuccessavely ai im the urrived ...

... the 3d in*t, when about twenty-five mile* from the land, attempted to scuttle the ship. One of the men had gone below, and luund the water rapidly flowing into the ship. alarmed the crew ; and they discovered, ntaut six feet from the stenijajst, large ...

... death of ta Clarl;, a hibouring man, who resided at Woodluise, au-d on le market days was employed to assist the ostler tit the Ship fit Inn, Briggate. On 'i'uesday evening, lie was sent with th a wheelbarrow into the stable, which it seems lie wheeled into ...

... of Hamburgh and Leith. We are gratified to observe that, notwithssanding this large amount of emigration, no casualty has occurred to any ship from the Clyde nnder the Passengers' Act. The i emigration for the last six years has been as follows . — 1844 ...

... of Hamburgh and Leitb. We are gratified to observe that, notwithstanding this large amount of emigration, no casualty has occurred to any ship from the Clyde under the Passengers' Act. The emigration for the last six years bas been as follows . 1844 3 ...

... much distress to the fishermen and shipping of the north of Scotland, where the storm has raged with fearful violence. The continent, too, has had similar visitation, the following unfortunate particulars of the casualties both there and in the United Kingdom ...

... supposed to have sailed for America by the same vessel which carried his brother delinquent from Aylesbury. Mutiny on a British Ship.—The Opinione of Turin mentions a mutiny that had broken out board the British merchantman President, the port of Ancona. The ...

... from the ult.: The gale came in the night of the 13tb, and has been blowing almost without intermission ever since. The casualties are serious, and consist of British brig Creole, of Dublin, stern cut down; British brig Eliza Jane, lost jib-boom Tuscan ...

... arrival of the French steam-packet Tancrede, with the above news. All the principal ports of Greece are blockaded by the English ships. H, M. steamer Porcupine will leave for the fleet this morning, with despatches brought by the French steamer this morning ...

... dragged their anchors. Amongst them was the fine New York packet-ship, the Manhattan, of 200 tons burthen, which had arrived only the morning before. She is a beautiful frigate- look ing ship, built much after the model of the ill-fated Ocean Monarch (burnt ...

... pass without any attempt being made to arrange the questions in dispute, and Sir T. Wyse retired on board Sir IV. Parker's ship. Some ac- counts assert that the English admiral then declared a blockade of the Piritt atnd the coast of the Mores, and captured ...