... the mouth of the St. Lawrence. Several snipping disasters are reported. The ship Minnie Dawson went ashore near the olimthouse at Farther Point. One life was lost. The ships Spartan, Marion, and Salonia, are all reported to have gone ashore on the coast ...

... Arctic seas-that remained unex-a plored, and the expedition of Sir Edward Belcher c was sent expressly to search for the lost ships in that quarter. That expedition was provisioned for a certain absence of three years, and, only six months ago was re- ...

... confirmed the report of an affion having takeoplace in ?? stating that the Spaniards claimed the victory, though they had lost three ships of the line and the English two.. This was stated with so much confidence, that credit was. given to trie rumour for ...

... gala lasted unabated for four-and-twenty hMrs, One of the Austrian ships lost her foremast, and a French corvette had all her bouts blown away. No in- jury way sustained by the English ships. The weather to-day is again fine, but the Admiral has determined ...

... Sir Robert Sale lose rudder and masts. The Pride of the Ocena lost masts. The Lady Valiant lost masts and had bows stoved. The Marcia, the Medora, and ourselves lost masts. The Melbourne lost fore and malti- Imasts. Our rudder is damaged and we had five ...

... so that there is much need for reform ia thbit quarter especially- there being so many ships lost antlually at Cape Rosier, which leaves the passengers and ships' crews completely at the mercy of lthe na Ives. For the information of friends, we may ...

... foul of others with great violence; booms, bulwarks, &c., were carried away, and other mischief done. Upwards of a dozen ships lost their cables, spars, &c., and were nigh being driven ashore on the Goodwin. Off Dungeness, New Rowney, and Rye, four vessels ...

... may pro l e. - 1( en rand avith perhaps little los5 of life. I tbhe latter ca oh slot that strikes a ship of war is mnost ?? nd effects. The allies lost a greater number of metll' at and wounded in thle five or six hloturs durig wtili t- ng attacked the ...

... humbug together. And even if they were ships I see no reason to say that they were the Erebus and Terror, more than any of the whalers which have been lost since they sailed. In 1847 there were three ships lost, three of them close together-and in 1849 ...

... but the opening ill ndmsakeple till March Trc~tempestuous weather batus~edd gretmawny casual- ies at sea, th' M umber of ships lost being tathd atabove a hundred. The A~ustian and French steamer, however, had all arrived sale, end only two or three days ...

... No one doubts that capital invested in shipping may, like capital invested in anything else, be wholly or partially lost. If ships can be built now at a much cheaper rate than fifteen years ago, the owner of ships built fifteen years ago must be content ...

... Americani mail steam-ship Saxonia, from New York ~on the 26th January, w5 arrived off Coves at eleven o'ciock''aist night. the The Saxonia brihge $277,81T in specie, of -which ai $222,319 are for London.: l NEW- YORK, JAlf. 25. 4 The steam-ship City of New York ...