... to he pined The Esctisk. hoses's . . commeaded by the Duke of Albemarle. sod Prince Rupert. lost 'sty ships ; the Dutch ous t . by De Rorer. sad Van Tromp„ lost IS. h was thievery oeceeio• that dais shot were den and by the Ditch, and greatly dewed the ...

... THE SHIP WESTMORLAND, MANNER WITS • JOLLY BLUES. Come cheer dp my Inds, to' Appleby we'll steer, In Liberty's cause still our standard we'lireur, Our ship is well inswe'd, we're no sleees2n our crew, The wateb-surd is set, end the worddissenue stun. C ...

... to Liver. 29.09 4 , 40 stormy W. Flami- p er, is lost near Czniervon. 16 29.45 47 41 .—.- W. eto re- The Fletcher,%----1, from, Mirasnicta to Liverpool, is 17 29.92 46 39 0.015 Showers 8. W• Malta. lost at Southport, and nine of her crew. 18 30.00 50 43 ...

... It is customary in the canton Wattle, Switzerland, for those who have found anything lost, even money, to afile it to a large crucifix in the chnrchyard, and there is not an example on record of any object being taken away except by the tigldful owner ...

... oh.ko, which th• Caption eery character. luicany a3streetd by p atbeg Ste,Pe Lost of the Bettie& Navy to her he. Os rotting p ibreolon B aer o.reer . retri to the I • ranch to throw eta .From (*wit they proceeded t,) where containu.g;h^ Casts. S(c. t ...

... ceprroge.-011 Welisestlnv morn/M. (oar ftshermen unfortunOttly lost their litre `the Solway Frith, neer to Bownets, whilst coming twilits the shore with Uttar nets. The unfortunate afferers were in • mall open boat, which sunk boot half s mile from the ...

... 4Avraynce:—Peopie saved. The Burnt Navr. , —There are at praset . in 746 ships of war e of which lift are tithe la Whom JO to 44 gues t 166 imams, 140 sloops of war, 6 ere ship, 166 arms.] brigs, 66 Jotters, and 70 gunoreisels and luggersi besides which ...

... short time after, Mrs. Ogilvie, the wife of the Captain, was landed. The ship brought up on Sunday in the Nlargateroads : but the weather being very tempestuous, she drove, and lost one, if not too. anchors. A fishing boat spoke them, and promised to send ...

... Sunday the 27th ult. the wind blowill hard, with a heavy ses a 41 hairy weather, the ship struck oh the N. W. bar of SAW Island, and. notwithsta44l every exertion, was lost. Two of the convoy, the schooner F.,nehne. with a cargo of sugar, and the sloop Swift ...

... coori•wsertlal was brides board iy his ship Wave*tr. .1 , on Miry sail floppier. tho purpose of as• eirespostaitee which lb* Atop was lust is IMo ospedwitio. Thu oficers ribs ossapooed lb* Cowl bops to in law M wise 'Moak lost dad awl tie bosoms* for Shit+ Ibel ...

... The following of his Majesty's ships were at anchor there when we sailed : A atelope 3u, Rear-Admiral Harvey ; Tigris, Dover, Traave, Weser, Thames, ataaticieer and Badger ; the Admiral's ship had been very sickly, aid lost a number of men. We touched is ...

... sad a brig. lately ran at ors. has been sessenylithed, by their total drat-vetios. r the evamme of that port. by hie Nujratre ship man my roomed, (the Growler company). ostler the ciecternstames I R:c.tor.we to you. rtl•Friday. the tid uest. st a quartet ...