... ILOSS OF THE SHIP PRINCESS VICTORIA. The destruction of the above ship by fire, on her passage from Calcutta to Liverpool, has been already recorded in the pubilc prints, but without other particulars than that the cap- taim and crew had escaped, and ...

... leave the ?? d ?? were in the boats. Cut adrift-cast ?? d the captain. They cut adrift irom the burning ship, and pinched I out of her wake. All is lost, said the captain, is but our ]fee, n are yet left us. We have another chance lo live out tbe gaie ...

... shore. 'They reachedi the Ship wvith tile powder soon after three o'clock. Mr. Corsan went on board and inqjuiredi for the ealutain. On being told he was in London, he refused to deliver the powder, and was about to leave the ship when the powder in his ...

... was finally beset in Felix harbour, where she was destined to remain for along and dreary i'inte'r. No time wi4 lost in looping thte ship ever, and surrounding her ?? an embankment of snow, as high up as the gunwale, wh6re it met the canvass ropiing, ...

... The number of emigrants, on the contrary, who went out in the same ship, on her next voyage, in the course of last year, was, of men, women, and children, 492; on this occasion the ship was chartered, not by Government, as is the case for con- victs, but ...

... the ca- lamity is about half a mile to the east of the point on the coast on which the'Jessie, Captain Winter, was lost in 1829. The ship had been standing on and off the shore for ten days before the lamentable occurrence, and at times so near the shore ...

... besieged Rochester, and drove them to their ships, 882. He divided England into counties and hundreds; built the University of Oxford; took a survey of England, and formed a body of laws, which, though now lost, are esteemed as the origin of English common ...

... myself, in common wiih a large portion of the Inhabitants of Brighton, attended the Public Pro. testant Meeting at the Old Ship on Tuesday last, and seeing Mr. Good called to the chair by the unanimous voice of those present, -that lie it his progres ...

... ofhfiers to leave thie sac- vicc of tie Goverinmenit.'' Ile ?? also thint tie marines hail beehi taken away iii H eir Majesty's ship Alli cIor, lv whic ih the colon , i ?? ing already -1 000 people, was lelt to the protection of I8 policemeni, lately emboidied ...

... paid in rates-that's all. Arid with the reduced price of corn he will not be one, farthing better off than befbre. His Lord- ship says, that the food supplied for the poor is better than before. That is not the case in this country, as any one may satisfy ...

... PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEWHAVEN. [Extract from the London Shipping Gazette.1 Newhaven, Jan. 20, 1837. 4 TO TnE EDITOR OF TIHE SHIPPING GAZETTE. Sin,-I this morning received the following note from Lieut. J. W. Smith, of the Coast Guard Station, ...

... EXTENSIVE AND ALARMING FIRE. On Sunday afternoon, about five o'clock, a fire broke out in the preniises of Mr. Goff, in Ship street. Mr. Goff is an up- holsterer, and has extensive premises, warehouses, &c. &c., stored with goods, behind his dwelling ...