... tin - re before against Cadtz. Their 'number we do not exactly know. No a ship, We are informed; cOnld hold lthe ntoorings; they were all driven . out to sea With the lost of theii cables a ad anchors. Thqj made for the Bay ef Tetnap,_on• Afri caa ...

... says, the Americau ship,- Charlotte, Thomas Walton; master, .frohl Virginia, is arrived at - Three days before-her afrival, at the entrance of the channel, she, was boarded by • a French. privateer of 12- iguns, who- plundered the ship of every thing they ...

... into Tetuan Bay, where they took &Vier. Many anchors and cables have, for the time, been lost; but no serious injury has been sustained by any of the ships, if we except the Urchin gun-boat, which went to the bottom with five men. On the 28th ult ...

... into Tencrifie. The Ward, Morley, from Hull to Petersburgh, is lost near Daggersort ; crew saved. • The Hope, Quinton, is lost on Bo s rnholm; crew saved. The boats of his Majesty's Ship IVlontague, who cut out the three vessels from under the batteric ...

... Newfoundland. The Perseus is relieved from quarantine, and the ,Vulture slop ship is come into harbour. The Portland, of 50 guns, is ordered tp be fitted for the purpose of a slop-ship, for the setinice of this port. ‘ . . YARMOTJTII, NOV: 16. - , Sailed the ...

... it is with peculiar satisfaction we are authorised to say, that her crew were saved by His Majesty's ship Captain, and • they arc all on board that ship, except a Lieutenant and is men, who were put on board the Amity above mentioned. appears that she struck ...

... cssoon *as miss-jilt , qt - trr ships or - rival in the Eost- I load hi/rear/17'n' ry . three:- fourth 14,rts ; - -at least of thezr registgred,,,tonnage with rice, unbis Gee Trone•it, or the Cmpany's prriper • the ship shall shall cbnsent to rice on redur ...

... guns,. and two otner King's ships, riding in the Bay, Must have gone, and it was A sort of miracle that they rode out the storm, It nay be of• some , consolation to the friends of 'the officers and seamen of the meeked ships, 'to know ihat every man is ...

... had, 'completed her victualling, and received all her stores iwa dboard on the prF - ceding.day, the whole' of which are.,lost,, the vei3el having gn down. in . deep water: •Arris;!c * ci the Ambuscade frigate from -Jersey: • , . • iort . r.sn'ouTit ...

... rather - able, ships,lhat are exposed -to it. This is the-secon.! ship which this poor Allardice,' has. lost on it Within -tea montll3, - thodgh an old cow . ster . -and a of much activify; and perfectly' sober. 'Pile value of his ships, and their cargos ...

... force. from Guadaloupe, on. endeavoUringAo 'get through' Abacas, (one of the mouths: of the Gulf of Paria.), His Majesty's ship , Dromedary was carried by the current into the . midst of the - breakers on a desart . rock, and completely wreCked, at ten ...

... Martinique-on the 2d of October, .where His, Majesty's Ship Gaiete, Captain POCOCK,. arrived on the following day, and convoyed her to Saint Pierre's and Antigua. During her passage, spoke His Majesty's ship Hornet, and the Enterprfze schooner, The Gaiete sailed ...