... 775 OvS persons were lost, or nearly 800 each year. Last year, it iDJ appears from the returns that the lives of 4,729 persons 3. were imperilled on the coasts of the British Isles, of which e number 690, or 14.59 per cent. were lost. The wrecks and ScC ...

... whether it would he well to recruit a boat's crew at Api, end it weS resolved that this should be done, provided no time was lost. The ship's boat retained once more to the shore usnder the chalfre of Mr. Stewart Fraser, second mate; Mlr. Nichol], and a crew ...

... was denied by hilm in a published letter tothe shareholders; nand that in like manner large senls of money have been lost in steam ships, which were secretly promoted by the direc- tors, and concealed from the accounts presented to the shareholders and ...

... utility. The return is very detailed, giving the number lost both of ships and steamuers in each mouth. The general result is a total of 6,436 vessels which have been wrecked or injured, 4,019 being ships and 600 stoamere. The total numuber, of eaeua'ties ...

... with difficulty, but' E 1 l0 horses belonging to them wrere Lost. Trhree rnen ?? e belonging to the store-ship Relief lost their lives in ,e saving those of dragoons. Severalother ships lost a ti dl good many horses in the same succesaion of ...

... HOW HI. M. SHIP BULLDOG WAS LOST. DETAILS OF THE EBOMEARDIENT OF: CAPE HAYTITEN. The New York Herald of the 17th publishes1 long details from Kingston of the bombardment of Cape: Haytien by the Bulldog, and the destruction of the latter vessel. The following ...

... FURTHER PArIVUARS OF THE LOSS -OF . THE PACIVES.tHlP p TTIEoEUR-. Tale 'TEEN LIVES LO'ST. Le- This s ne ship, the Hottinsgeur, of n,500 tons, h ur- on then, commanded by Captain Buriley, Sailed from od Liverpool docks on the, loth of J.nthen kn st and ...

... Hfuddeirofield, dadjioturenxed ot eminastion . Geht F1awcett, timb~er merchant, Dewsbury, adjoumnee lost esanminatie - Wade, commission agent, Leeds, adjiurned lost examinatiers ?? At the Tow.; HALL, HULL. WEDNESDAY, July let.-A. C. Hart, engineer, Glamford ...

... brig, from Shields for Alexandria, lhaving lost bowsprit and received other damage in a colli- Sion. The Neptune, from Shields for Alicante, is getting sup- plied with anchor and chain, to replace others lost. Off Dover-Halcyon barque, from Shields for ...

... May 16.-The schooner Primrose, from St. p' John's, N.F., for Cape Brereton, has been lost near Setly Harbour, whilst sealing. The brigantine Libana has also been lost, sealing. The steamship Wolf has arrived here. The Alfred, from London, is reported to ...

... fathoms chain, to replace others lost during the gale. T1~he Robert schooner, of Rye, from north for west, mas in collision during the night of Tuenday, and lost both her masts. The whaole of her crew got on hoard the ship, and the schooner will proceed ...

... saved. The brig Mermaid, from Bangor for Liver- pool, is reported to have been totally lost on the night of the 1ith inst., off Greae Ormeshead; crew saved. The ship Desert Flower, for Aden, put in Birkenhead; great float took fire last evening in the ...