... Sa- turday last, at fiohr o'clock in the afternoon, oppo- I site tbe llig1,lands, on the Jersey sthre, having pre- viotisly lost her ruiiler, and in a short timue went to pieces, and, painful to state, Captain Vibberts, Aljr, IFninslie Garridues, ant it ...

... conimenced here from the W.and SW which obliged u the ship Zaragozina, of this port, from Havannabh to run cu fur Ferrol; the same.weither contihued yesterday and to. be day, and it is reported that the ship Antonio, also fronm the lic Haainahn and beloiging ...

... name(l Josea)p Stevens, of the ship Hunt- c ress.-A child, belotiging to a Mr. Hoyle, a passcli- t a ger, hiaving.fallen overboard in a brisk gale in the c Atlantic, ie plun, ged into the sea, atiel, though tie v ship was rur ning at the rate of 11 knots ...

... Su character of the survivors, alike called to mie to, jus- an tics. In sormc~anati~cee the fither lost his cldlih- pr in Solme insialles lie child lost his p uperty-iti both hiD instinces dec~inenes were seiluloosly put forth by er meon hol(lin-g isionary ...

... PASSAGE: - luch interest was excited in GIastiow on Satur- day morning, nn the Dulblin papers an nouncig that thc Discovery ships had discovered all outlet in IBaffin's Bay, anti had mite great progress to. tile Westwarii. The whole rested onl the authority ...

... tide; rbH er banner t owering o'er the wave o t bloud, The thunders answered iro io her brazen bide; y T lill round the noble ship t he tempest died, to And round the shore did Earth's rejoi cings ring. ; Bunt he has passed away, her Regal guide if Through ...

... oru (irrain Spit, near the the eroreSand. Crewsaved. Twalightersbalongingtothe iock yard, sunk: annn; woman, and two children lost; rest of the crews saved. The llarvest Ho1me; Humber keel, Brown, from Yarmouth to London, ran eta shore on the Alin, near ...

... Yarnui-are te- i[.; 50(h tile Procisrator Fsscal, where they will remain tile klace of faurtecrn djys, that persons having lost such *'i5 c-p ,come and clain, the same. 1, Y rat stay he seen, ou applying to Charles Stewart, Tc * , lutcheauni-treea agent ...

... this inequality that he complained. It was from thence arose the gross corruptions which occasionally caine to tlieir Lord- ships' notice. On the question then before themr le agreed generally in tile opinions expressed by (as we understood) his Noble Friend ...

... At Woolwich no communi- catioin could be had with the ships die water beiiu- so agita- ted by the wind as to render It dangerous in the extrernefor boats. 'I'h launch of the Hawke, a nlew 74-gun ship, which wa.s to have taken place from W'nol.vich Dock-yard ...

... of the loss of the ship Lord Catheart, and of the melancholy consequences which attended it. We experienced nothing but hard gales from the time of our leaving Fiume till the 12th, when, at five minutes before six o'clock, the ship struck on a sunken ...

... Sunderlrald to Hull, wrecked; part of the cargo anti sonic stores expected to bc scuved. Vreiruden, Dick, Ostend to -l-ull, totally lost; the captaiss, lhs wife, aild one boy drew-ued. Newcastle, 3d March.-IHard gales of wind fromis ths N.N.E. It is reported ...