... must rejoice to hear that three of Her Majesty's vessels have safely returned from performing a desperate service without casualty damage, for though war be all times an evil it is surely a less evil according as a less aggregate mischief has been wrought ...

... Liverpool, the town itself was strewed with chimner-pots, doors, shutters, and other articles; but the casualties were not very serious. The shipping suffered more. Several vessels were wrecked ; but the crews appear to have been saved. Nottingham and ...

... Feu Duties within a certain period after the day of Sale. The foregoing Lots will be exposed for Yearly Fen Duties, and casualties applicable to the Lots respectively. The Plan of the Lots and Articles of Roup may be seen on application to the Town Clerks ...

... friends anything like this ? Fatal Accidents—We are sorry to record two fatal casualties, at a distance, to young men belonging to ' the town. On the 14th ultimo, the ship Independent Newcastle, then off the coast of Portugal, was overtaken a severe storm ...

... are we to prevent it ? Here we are blockading the Piraeus with an immense fleet, costing thousands a-day with all sort of casualties in prospect —amongst them three separate quarrels with France, Russia, and Austria, all of them, for one reason or another ...

... Shipping Intelligence. DDNDEK SHIPPING LI ST. Arrivals—April 3.—Jane Langdale, Garbutt, Stockton, goods; Neptune, JMore, Newcastle, coals; City of Rotterdam, Lee, Rotterdam, goods. 4. Hirondelle, Nicoll, London, goods ; Princess, Scott, Newcastle, coals ...

... THE LATE STORM. CASUALTIES ON THE ENGLISH COAST. fine ship, named the Howard, of nearly 10(10 tons burthen, was lost near Liverpool. She was bound from Mobile to Liverpool, with a cargo cotton and mahogany valued between £'15,000 and £20,0(10. On Satuiday ...

... of Angers evinced the greatest activity at the time to save many lives. As yet we have received no official return of the casualties, but the number of victims is calculated to be between 200 and 300. Oa hearing of this misfortune, the President of the ...

... Military Secretary to the Governor General, were about to convey it to England. They both intended to come home in her Majesty's ship Medea by way of the Cape of Good Mopc ...

... number. May 4. Joined the Dunbar ships. Burin; our -course to Shetland, nothing remarkable happened. 9tli. Made the island Shetland. loth. Took aur departure froijs the north Shetland. 48th. Lost ji,'htof the Dunbar ships. June Ist. Made the first ice. ...

... gained by Air William Pithie, who cleared the course ninety-three strokes. Shipping. By the latest accounts from Riga, the spring fleet arrived out safe, with few trifling casualties, although it had encountered a good deal of ice in the Bay. vessels which ...

... out was marvellous swimmer—a Miss ebb, and Mrs Gibbs. with nephew, were on the deck. Miss Webb could not induced to quit the ship, but answered calmly that she was not alarmed. Ihe eaptain gave her bw hand, and she clasped it tightly, but would not tenture ...