... or STA.sYPrD copy of any paper scut to the undermentiotned countries:- Australia Ha, liimburg via France, ___14 Do. private ship, --IHdllamburg via Belgium, --Id Do. K0c3L1 -Lasil d - -ll - - -, - ?? Id BQ ~gh um,_ ?? Id Mal., _ ~~~3 Bl azil, ? - ld| Do ...

... to an UNsTAM rPD or STAMSPEDO copy o 4 sent to the undernmentioned countries:- Australia, ?? Hamburg via Fai'm , Do. private ship,-__.ld'llamburg vias Do. ia31auseilles,_..1.(3llolland. Belgium,___ _ Id:) Malta, Urisz-;ll,__. ?? Do. til S'Vtht 1~I British ...

... I i wl i I lost-offia. t I . . I I 1 .7 . I . * ioim Cwelo. Do~iv- General Recevs( . S1 e~beleen~ . 15±10 0; toG Ot 404' Do. (on Suet at 4?). ~8 O 7. 0? .7 Or 720k 'ilerwick . ?? 7 15A 10 OP 10 Or - *Dbo. Tnel'g N. B. of I sop IOF 10P'7 4OA Do. I Englaud ...

... foundered. The ships that are thus lost are the Lady Alary, the Brodricks, the Esther, the James, Spray, and Ann and Eliza- beth, belonging to the Tyne; the John and Wil- hamr, belonging to Blyth ; the' Gem and Cleve- land, of Whitby; two ships belonging to ...

... increased disasters to our mercantile ship- injure ping. The length of the ship news daily may give sea wc soine general notion of the extent of loss constantly she vit occurring ; but to give an adequate idea of it, it is ships requisite to state, that according ...

... SHIP NEWS. FROM LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-M1farchl 12. Paris, March 7. B 4' The Express ship of war, one of the English squadron . blockading Algiers, arrived at Marseilles 2i9thult. 1 Ram,4gate, M-karch 77. Picked Up on the .4th ist. ?? North Foreland ...

... SHIP NE 71:f The umdermaintioned East India Company's ships are ar- rived from China, viz. -Waterloo, ofi the Start the 20th in- stant, and in the Drowns, e 22d; the Bombay and Kent, in the Downs, the 22d instant; and the General Kyd, off Hastings, ditto ...

... laden with flour and other articles. The next melancholy affair is that of another packet ship, supposed to he the Saxon, bound to London, lost with all hands. The ship. which has a large amount of insurance on her at Lloyd's, was 367 tons burtihei, and left ...

... STOR'M.-NINE LIVES LOST. On Friday last, a severe storm of wind and rain was experienced in Inverness. The rain fell in torrents du- ring the whole of the day, and the atniaspherT was load- ed with a thil? heavy fog, Early on Saturday the wint blew a ...

... days’ passage—Jan. 18. at four blowing a strong gale, ship lying to. with a very heavy deal of water, lost Mathew Morrison, a native of Haverford- sea and labouring very much, at the same time shipping a great west, overboard ; whilst in the act of making ...

... Jans, from Lubeck to Grimsby, Was totaliv lost on the 24th instat, on the Lincolnshire coast, witih all the crew and cargo; part of the stores sa- The Gute Mutter, Berk, from Rliga to Londonderry, is totally lost on tile ?? ofNornvay. itGalway, March 27 ...

... in consequecfte; hiie rm e ok Account of the loss of the ship FavoitfrmNgewi 'Yor to the Clyde, Captain Bearms, by a passenger. On Friday morning, the 13th of Febmruarvi I sailedonf board the ship Favonrite for Greensock-; the. ~ird was then at fat N. W ...