... bit, and nearly lost his life, but by means oftblisteringhe got wellsgain. Seve- ral of thu creis of the lost ships, Mary Frances, and I Isabella, and Lee, are on board of the Duncowbe. Monstrous to relate, when the Mary Frances was lost the crew set fire ...

... fleet and several ships have been sunk, and the remainder have been aban- cloned. The crews, numbering 1,200 seamen, have arrived at Honolulu, and 90 officers at San Francisco. The loss is estimated at $1,500,000. c {o lives have been lost. FrFico THEI ...

... tteoPt ?n t Boulogne in November 1805. He did not wei?ph llliieu and forestall contingencies, and he lost all his oas, 51a t very nearly lost his ships. a his he so Nelson had not those difficulties to contend with, either e at the Nile or Copenhagen ...

... reinstate their loss. The shipping in the colony are described as aU lost, driven on shore or turned upside down, so that under- writers will have their reason to deplore this calamity, for the claims upon them for lost and injured ships and loss of produce ...

... Russians, sj although victorious, suffered severely, and lost two n ships of the line, three frigates, and two steamboats 1a Besides the six ships of the line, the Russian squad: ti ron is represented as comprising twelve frigates and r( five steamboats ...

... of ships lost or damaged in the 1,860 casual- ties reportod in 1866 is 2,289, representing a registered tonnage of upwards of 427,000 tons. The numbor of shipo in 1866 is in excess of the number in 18O-by 277. The number of ships reported as -lost or ...

... by the fact that, as in the cases of collision, more e than one ship might be lost or damaged by one casualty. a There were 626 lives of seamen and passengers lost from 135 ships. There were interesting end curious maps published by this society, indicating ...

... about the bow. A collision occurred 18 miles off Start early on Tues- day morning by which two ships foundered aud 15 lives were lost. The colliding ships were the barque Robert Kelly, of Boston, Captain Kingman, and the barque Huddersfield, of Liverpool ...

... miles. Yet dating these 36 years of glorious enterprise by ship, by boat, and by sledge, England only fairly lost two ships and 128 souls, out of 42 successive expeditions, and had never lost a eledge party out of about one hnndred that have toiled within ...

... Is in excess of the number lost in any year, excepting In 1839, when the loss of the Royal Charter brought the rotorn Oe, to 884, It Is very interesting to notice that the whole Of the lives lost in 1805 were lost In 164. ships. Out Of the 2,012 to which ...

... the usual destruction to shipping. Amongst others the Bluep Omaha, which left Liverpool on the 26th February for Calcutta, was caught by it when near the Sand Heads, and totally wrecked, seven of her crew being lost. Three ships are reported as seen disabled ...

... casualties to shipping reported to Lloyd's during the month ied of January last. They are thus classified :-Vessels the totally wrecked, 14t; part of cargo saved, 12; whole or 31y- so of cargo saved, three; sunk, 32; raised, six; abn- A l- oned and lost, 42; ships ...