... telegranm from ?? ,tates t.- :÷ Captain Fox, of London, fre' I''1v f,1tO v ?? Le tg- cargo of ore, grouned s('on 8eri ad hi or.I boatmen, and proce~dd DOC Lte ?? e m a r ed t M aggie.re o'f 1A Cf As at Burhad this afernoo , re 4- he i0o3tOfai. MIA, LOea I ...

... abandoned steamer was towed into Burnhan, Somersebthire. yesterday afternoon, having been s-eeen a dangeros position by some boatmen. She proved to be the Jones Brothers, screw steamer, ws fo£ n r850 tons burthen, ladenK with co&l, and beeasund in a sinkng ...

... the Bral anrd River Plato. Leads (schooner), Pearon, of GOele, from Dundee for London, assisted Into Yarmouth by a tug and boatmen with loss of foretopmas g Agreement 35. Mary and Jane (schooner), of Sunderln, from London for the Tyne, atranded at Oambolsthls ...

... Mdlyoedg and otoilat moon Ilo'day for Ooemoown. Fa~llon, oand from Sunderland low Honfohen, put Into v1arargate glieodwm boatmen (no agreomeut), having boon A2 Rthois, on the Goodwi Suans. '0 Bereualle (harmone) when coming out Gfl.the graving dock I ...

... barque, bound for London, with a Trinity pilot in charge, was ashore on the Blrake Sand. She was got off by Deal and Ramsgate boatmen. WRECK OF A BRIG AND LOSS OF ALL HANDS. The brig Catherine Morrison, of North Shields, which sailed ten days ago from Ardrossan ...

... over npon f the poor little cabin boy and drowned him. Sharp . and the other four survivors of the crow wore z rescued by boatmen, Who, with lines and cork belts t attached to them, waded into the surf and took I them off the foremast. Bnt, though the ...

... select committee on the civil employment of soldiere, sailors, and marines wa, ibsukd yesterday. The committee recommend that boatmen in tbe custome should be selected from the royal navy through the Board of Admiralty; that the selection of permanent messengers ...

... tbe Tnsn for Sloesria with eonl, which, went ashore ou Cress Siand on ?? mornings has been aasiatesl oil by eteamars and boatmen inta Yarmouth Beads, after jettbsoning ?? of cargo. Agreement £830. ViEyiSLS SPOKEN. Amsericnn Eagle, from London ?? f or ...

... equally. WRECKS AND CAS'UALTIESi. Cornelia, and Maria Ibrigantinec), from Amsnterdam for Susrinamn, assisted into Deal by boatmen, having been ross isito whlilet at anchor in the Downus, by the Forest ?? lachooner). 'The Cornelia and Maria lost, borth ...

... Yarmouith. March 15.-The Cito, of and ?? Arendal for Calais, has been towed in hers dismasted and abtndonnd, by a tug and Caistor boatmen. She bas been beached. Graceserd, Matcdh X-Tb2 Routenbeclr, for Otago. has rut back with ;oss of anchors and chans. The P ...

... Copenhvagn for St. Thomas with a general cargo, has put In here, having been ashore at No. 2 battser Assistance of tug and boatmen Ireported. Frederiekabaven, Dec. 23.-The Vests, from Ilonflent for Gothenburg in ballast, ashore en the West Coost, in a bad ...

... Bride (on), from Al~asnoria, for flo!!, rlopratad yestearday as hore on Helm S and. wras, wlsked cft lust nsght by a tug and boatmen, end proceeded. Agreement; £hidv Bilaus,A for Ilangosin, and the Ifedivig. for Dossemr-er have been in collision in the ril-rs ...