... LOST TREASURE SHIPS. la a sea fight o 1 Clio in 1770 the Ilsissain fle:ship wai stink. It had a quantity of specie on board. and of certain Greek adventurers obtained a tr-kers, or a finnan, or w'oe.t decal, merit was needed, to scorch for it. We do not ...

... hands a number of vessels. The loss of life is very great, it being estimated that at least 110 men have perished in the lost ships. The following are the principal ones, Steamer Colombo, of and from Hull to New York, crew about 10 men; steamer James Mason ...

... fled. S. GRAIN LOST IN TRANSIT. In the House of Commons yesterday, Sir Chien Money raid the percentage of ahem Met in transit to this country in October war 01 per cent, against 3.3 per amt. in September. The percentage of convoyed ships lost was wider 1% ...

... givers ships, with ornament, goods, and gear, were seek to the sea ground on thecoest of Mull, nett %Memory. in the Sobs ems, when they lay and still lie as lout It Him goes on to my that the Marquis of Argyll had taken notice of these lost ships, end ...

... of two more ships—the West Hartlepool steamer Oakby and an unknown vessel Off Eastbourne. A second United States vessel. the (ktrih. with .1,600 hales of cotton, h as been sunk by a mine off the Germa❑ coast. 'loth the lost American ships. the Evelyn ...

... COMMONS—THURSDAY. The Speaker took the chair shortly after three clock. UNDERMANNING OF SHIPS. Mr Gerald Balfour, answering Mr Wm. Redmond, said that the number of ships lost during the last twenty years. which were afterwards declared by the Court. of Inquiry ...

... tempt 4 wake a rust to oven sesekewl preference to the West Coast to bass the unite opportun.it of ''e North to see a lost of ships and cruiserr. Nor was the elapse:tali to dta. appointed for. with sa air of /majesty awl strength. ih.y etesarad a( grand ...

... /vented he amertsd that he wax a ship's fireman, and had been paid off at Hull on Saturday. At that time he had £ll7 in hie pousession, but after lotting drunk at Shipley hewpia robbed of ail money. He had also lost his ships papers, but inquiry at Hullelicited ...

... 'and on her rests now, and but the Allies have to repeatsmust rest for alt time, the appalling iu the attacking fortythe ships lost by responsibility of having plunged Europe mines, and the fall of Constantinople w ' i t t o hu t i bt l iv iri a n a g ...

... of the Spaisith form Madrid. 10 —Tbs Oa .net Council was but brief sad as °Seal note was aimed. It bowever, that the two ships lost ore the Christina and the Camille. the two ben of the squint rat. Senor Gallo° announces that further telegram will be given ...

... TWENTY 'AVM. LOST FOrNDRRING OF A LIVERPPOL SHIP. Detests bare of the et the Utah Finis& agreed by J. Nprost and On, Lleettlool , en the •Taernanian coast on :Mposnaber 2b, with twenty members of bee crew. The wee on • voyage to Callao with wheat from ...

... FORTY LIVES LOST. Ranier's Madrid correspondent telegraph. ► telegram front Robat to the journal :rates that a German ship has re. ported there that two bargee &poised while tircriaing the bar at Laroche. Forty person, including several Europeans. perished ...