... RIingdove, from Sunderland for Carthagene (Spain), the laden with colte, was tlotally lost during a heavy gale. Out ity of a crew of fourteen persons nine lives were lost. an- Ships seen or spoken with during the ?? My Gibraltar, on January 5 ( n),riel the Company's ...

... fair. This is a lore terrible coast. There are villages where half ing the gardens are decorated with figure-heads of ght lost ships, where the churchyards are strewn , a with sorrowful memorials of men, known or ,oth nameless, whose lifeless bodies have ...

... Peninsular and Oriental; Jopany neve lost a hp; they then lost seven ships in twelve years, and during -the last of those years they have lost three ships. *The Royal Mail Company began their'~career by 1losng ...

... STEAM-rACKET SHIP WRECKS.% e A o During the fourteen years the Royal Mail Steam- t packet Company has been established it has lost eight ships s -three in the Gulf of Mexico, one in the Bay of Biscay, one I on the coast of Spain, and the rest in the Wost ...

... Peninsular and Oriental Company never lost a ship; they then lost seven ships in twelve years, and during the last of those years they have lost three ships. bse Rloyal Mail Company began their career by losing ...

... one company of .the Royal En-. gineers, and twa -.coripanies of thle Stff.Corps. We are mqunting out draggons here. We -lost two ships 9, riile passatgej the King Georgc transport, Nith artil- er nord, and-'t-he Britina * ?? Indiamarn. Gene- .1 zdl fuc; ...

... of ttese idlands.-Lerwick, July 10, 1838. TRIESTE, JLULY 13.-The Russian man-of-war the Jason is said to be one ot the ships lost In the late storu in the Black Sea. Many bodies of Dissenters throughout the kingdom have resolved to celebrate the lbt ...

... fighting, ordered each ship in the good old fashion of Nelson to pick out one particular opponent, and so doing they poured in such a murderous fire as to practically place the destruc- tion on one side. The Spaniards lost. six ships; with-a terrible ac ...

... which had been imposed on his country at the end of the Crimean war. Prince Gortschakoff could not give back to Russia her lost ships, he cannot restore all at once her supremacy in the Black Sea, nor can he rebuild Sebastopol. But, without having up to ...

... any means stormy, which would destroy any stranded ship, can arise in a very short time. As a fact, the instances of ships lost tlhrough backing off rocks are co wyJ1, tively rare ; those of ships lost with all on board, because, trus~1 to ...

... We are sorry to have to report another dreadful calamity at sea. The ship New Era, from Bremen, was wrecked near New York; two hundred and fity passengers lost. The emigrant ships arriving from Europe are suffering severely with cholera. Two American ...

... landed d Lowesteft. A collision occurred eighteen miles off the Start, on Tuesday morning, by which two ships foundered, fifteen bivea were lost. The ships were the bark RoWs Kelly, of Moston, Captain Kingman, and the bark H11 dersfield, of Liverpool, Cnptain ...