... 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 ...

... freedom had been allowed by both captains and owzners. Libraries had been supplied to 84 ships going to sea, and 78 had been returned, whilst?7 had been lost in ships which had been wrecked. The society had now about 140 libraries afloat. The tract distributors ...

... the average of the last nine years, no11 le~s than 19(11 shipwreck-4 have annuially occurred on oureliores. 'I'e number of ships lost is 224 in excess of that in 186ii; indeed it is larger thaii any number of shipwrecks on our coastsin one yearhitberto ...

... 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 ...

... the Straits. They were, however, repulsed, but not before they had destroyed several towns. In the operations Choshiu lost two ships.. AUSTRALIA. VxcronLm-Thebevenf of the mouth has been the arrival of the news Govbrn6r, his Excellency Sir J. T. Mann ...

... of-tbe Tr-eaerry, pia3ing for thank a final aund limnited search after the rclics of tire Brebus the ijc and Terror-tho lost ships in which ?? and his A see cewos lelt Ergland. The meimorial states that this secoum request is supported by many persons ...

... Laurel, Manger, lost; Lee, Lee, 5 he fish; Lord Wellirgton, Harrison, 1 fish; North Briton, Story, lost; d Oxenhope, Mllntosh, lost; Progress, Dannatt, lost; Venerable, Ben- V nett, 3fish; Volunteer, Markham, 1 fish; Willtin,North,lost, ...

... tide yesterday morning, and in char weather, with a moderate sea running, the two collided. Both ships very shortly arter sunk, and three lives were lost. The report has reached Queenstown that the captain of a barque hailed a steamer off the Western ...

... Two to ships, having perceived the fire, bore down to render as- b. sistance, when Lieut. Crawley despatched a boat to each to IC warn them not to approach too near the vessel, as an ex- ad plosion wsn momentarily anticipaled. One of the ships, the te ...

... precautionary measures, he was fain to Pit into Gnruntou with loss of sails and b elwarks- When the hurricane came on the ships lost sight of each other, and we are sorry to add that the aedonie and Derby have never been heard of sines Some lope, was at ...

... 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 ...

... which upwards of 100 vessels of dif'erent descrip- 'tions were cast on shore, and a number of then, were !tentirely lost . anly three ships outrid the gale, one English re~captured vessel and two Americans. On g , the 5d ini. to the northward of Antigua ...