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... forty-one are our employment; whereas they have only five Britifli (hips of that defcription. ENEMY'S SHIPS TAKEN, LOST, or DESTROYED. Ships. Guns. Ships. Guns. Commerce de Mar- Diflateur - 74 fcilles - - - Themiftocles 74 La Revolutionaire L'Heros - Le ...
... BRITISH AND ENEMYS' SHIPS IAKEN, DESmorED, OR LOST, THIS PRESENT WAR. Thefe lifts place our navaLtpperiority in confpicuous light, and will 110 doubt prove acceptable to every Englifli reader. BRITISH SHIPS TAKEN, DESTROYED, OR LOST. •Sta ? a ? J® y t ...
... that the Japanese lost the.. ships in the remit engagement. bat the names of the ere not given. A from the Japanese Government received on Pride, at the Japanese Ligation in London says, on the contrary, that all the Impasse ships are safe. The lose ...
... troops, &c. at Guadaloupe, had surrendered to the British forces on the 24th of June ; that the shipping consisted of one ship of the line, a 50 gun ship ; two frigates, and one or two sloops. This you may depend on. The Gregson, Gibson, from Liverpool ...
... foul of others with great vio- lence. Booms, bulwarks, &c. were carried away, and other mischief done. Upwards of a dozen ships lost their cables, spars, &c., and were nigh being driven ashore on the Goodwin. Off Di New Romney, and Rye four vessels, named ...
... lins now exhibited; and therefore it was thought ' required repairs in many Mr. WhitawaY very ! had '' eel h three mews of lost ships, and 20 more ann y , milit ia, awing the Darter. Ito be better to submit Flaw to the Commissioners' in strongly condemned ...
... conclude it, taking for tlon t ' l ...
... ships ; 87 of them were laden ve.sels, 40 were vessels in ballast, and in three cases it is not known whether the vessels were laden or light. 95 of these ships were entirely lost, and 85 sustained partial damage. Of the 508 lives lost, 61 were ...
... attempt on Boulogne in November, 1805. He did not weigh difficulties and forestall contingencies, and he lost all his boats. and very nearly lost his ships. Nelson had not those difficulties to contend with either at the Nile or Copenhagen. At the former his ...
... the Glorioso, .the missing Spanish ship of the line, to have, blown in engagement with some British vessels; an account, which would hot arrive from such quarter, the Spaniards did not know the ship to be at least lost to themselves. , , Should Portugal ...
... yard. The Ship Neptune, lost her main-mast, Liverpool. Ditto John, lost all the bowsprit and fore mast, Lancaster. Ditto lost the fore mast. Ditto lost main afid mizen top masts. Ditto lost the mizen mast. .2 ...
... the old Home Kole Bill met with at the hands of both the House of Com- of the House of Lorde (A Voice “It is “lost. That Bilt undoub' ig lost. We, the of the Unionist im the House of Cothimons, may Wi that we sent up to the House in of Lords ‘ri torn to ...