... different periods, bosid,- 21 ships, carrying from 40 to 50 ?? rich ; 62 ships fromi 30 to 4,0 guns each; 1i, cni-rying frona 20 to 30 guns each ; and 66, *0 10, to 20 guns each-making a total of two hunidred and thir ty-two ships, a navy of itself etqual ...

... appears in these papers. ' Their result wvas not so decisive as the former accounts indu- ced tlS to believee 'theTurks lost three ships of the line, of which one only fell intO the posses- sionif the Russians. 'Tn the first action the Ot- man seem-to have ...

... consequence of the alarm w elately excite*f. A Turkish ship of the line has ' abeen destroyed by fire, after an, attack by anum- at e ber of Greek vessels ofF Mytilene, in which the n G~reeks lost many ships. They continue, as far ras we have learned, to maintain ...

... enemy's ships lost her rudder; and was otherwise so much damaged as to be obliged to go into dock. We have not heard what injury was sustained by the Solebay. On Wednesday last, one of our cruizers look- ed into Flushing, and saw one of these ships, and ...

... After a gale of wvind on ifth inst. it is reported that only One shin wa3 afloat at Port laria ; thrree ships I and one brig were lost there; two ships and a schoun. cr at Buckiner's Bay, and it is feared nanch danmar w done to the Leeward. ° w Tile Juno ...

... Sisters transport, totally ilo sloop Henry, and a schooner, laden mvit SUeYlr sunk, one man lost; sloop Eivira over et ,,a. owner, Mr Knock, and two mnen lost. Several of the above had valuable cargoes G,, board, which must have sustained cooideray., ...

... and Poictiers had returned to their station off Brest, after an unsuccessful chace of the French squadron. His Majesty's, ships lost sight of the L'Orient squadron in the. second day of the chace, in thick weather. The enemy was last seen in lat. 4M. S3 ...

... in with the mainmast of a line-of battle ship, di hoisted out her boat to examine it, but it is not stat- et ed if it was ascertained to what ship it had belong- pi ta ed. The, Fawn also spohe ?? Russian ship,.which4 hiad seen the St Geoi-ge in 11 fathoms ...

... vi Ellis, from Liverpool to Cork, lost anchors and cables. Thefi Castle Malgwyn, Evans, of Newport. lost forbemast, bowsprit, &c. bilged and full of ivatei. The Catharine and Edward, Phillips, from Llanelly to Cork, lost her bowsprit, anchorsi *and cables ...

... of saving the lives of lhe missing, or at any ratc of recovering the dead. The annexed is a statement of the ships lost:- 'The British ship Benjamin Elkins, a total w'reck, and abandoned; crew ?? Le Feuvre (mate), Thomas Martin (seaman), and lehier Colins ...

... mention that several shocks of earl ' been experienced there oathdie 21tlale but fortuuatesy no amage was done lives lost. His Majesty's ships Liffey, Hon.Capit7 can, for Lisbon; Dauntless, Hon. Capt (; for India; Wasp, Capt. ?? W Carter, pis9 Lieutenant Jackson ...

... ult. The ships int ?? heavy, two of then that were riding s witlhchiin cables,-viz. the Richmond, Horn, and Prince Re t gent. Richnltlnd, -had their windlasses broke. and the former ship lost 70 fathooms of cable. - Several other ships lost ...