... underwiiters who were on the missing vessels. On the other hand, as the ships have to be replaced, naval j architects, ship builders, and engineeis, all interested ia j ship construction, most of the owners, and tven ti.« classification Corporations ...

... were detached from the summit of the mountain ; a great extent of country was laid waste, but fortu- nately no lives were lost ; ships which were twenty leagues distant in the open sea, were covered with volcanic ashes. There were three distinct erup- tious ...

... intended to apply to the ?? •; Monastery for tbe use of their steamer also. As | I>'c'l learnt by him. there were among the ships lost I 1 * vessels, but tbe greater proportion of wrecks . :e,: t ba Norwegians. The two steamers, the j } a: : the Montezuma ...

... between four and five o'clock oo Wednesday morning, and were blown on tho adjacent coa*t. Fortunately only two lives were lost. The ships have suffered more or less damage ; but it is be- lieved that with improved weather such as set in yester- day morning ...

... that the provision of the Mary Frances was burnt along with the_ship. The practice of setting fire to a ship on being lost or abandoned appears to be very im- proper ; and surely the wilful destruction of provisions, if such custom exists, cannot be too ...

... with 5 fish each ; the last three ships expected to boil each from 50 to 60 tuns of oil. These are the last ships of the season to arrive; the Jaoe, Bruce having as formerly staled heen unfortunately lost. These ships arrived on Saturday last at Long Hope ...

... restore all the Turkish ships of war and merchantmen which hers-anen had captured during the war, and which t\\cy of course had considered as the fair reward of tlieir valour-— the Turks, itis true, a-e also to restore the Russian' ships, of which they possess ...

... the greater part of the advantage baa been lost. Those ships, however, which have been engaged in this business have been uncommonly successful, for exceeding even tbeir most sanguine expectations. The ship Vtmsittart and the brig Woodlnrk, which arrived ...

... power over tbe loading of foreign ships in this country, it is seldom or never exercised, and they have no power over foreign ships loading abroad for this country ; therefore, these ships in competition with our own ships coming to our own ports have an ...

... clear. Srveral of the crews of the lost ships Mary Frances, Isabella, and Lee are on board ofthe left ships; four ofthe Mary Frances are on board of the Duucombe. Monstrous to relate, when the Mary Frances was lost, the crew set fire to her and burnt ...

... arrived ihete, his .hip been lost on a -lioal , in the vicinity of Murray's lives lost. — Ships spoken by tbe Maria .— .\ugu.l ij Prince of Orntige, Jamison, Bombay, for I. >: Cape of Good Hope; on the 19tb, American ship from Sumatra, f.ir Gibraltar ...

... Alicante between the French Mediterranean Fleet and the hostile squadron coming from the north. The Northern Squadron lost three ships, but effected its junction with the squadron from the East. It appears from the despatches that the French Fleet under ...