... FINDING OF TWO LOST SHIPS. Amongst the vessels lost in the memorable cyclone that swept over the Bay of Bengal in 18G7 were the steamer Thunderer and the ship Morayshire. Search was professed to be. made for these and other missing vessels among the ...

... act, the actual destruction of ships, and the injury to commerce produced by insecurity. For the direct consequences he holds that England should be responsible, but not for the indirect. The individuals who lost ships or cargoes cannot claim anything ...

... Monday last the jolly-boat of the Arab, 'Capt. COCHRANE, upset at the back of the Gattison, but fortunately no lives were lost. Ships at the IsTore—Zealand, Veteran, Virginie, Clyde, ChidOnne, Arab, Champion, Lynx, Scourge, and Mariner Gun-brig: GREENOCK ...

... worked them in such a manner as to provoke violent opposition with a view' to their repeal. In regard to tho inquiries into lost ships, Mr. PLIMSOLL mentions a fact which deserves to be known. Although over 150 vesselp aro posted as missing per annum the ...

... line between Chester and Birkenhead. Altogether our impression of this evening con veys but a melancholy record of lives lost, ships stranded or foundered, and property to an immense amount irrecoverably destroyed. Parliament was this day formally prorogued ...

... on Burnham Fiats, at night, Dec. 6. The remainder were lost in smaller numbers, exclusive of many more lost in ships that are missing. Of the 1,200 lives enumeratea above, 210 were lost in two ships, which foundered at sea in collision—a ...

... being a total excess 'of 80 ships of war, but fall short in frigates by 11 ; while it also exceeds our success in 1804, i 805, and 1806,, by 23 ships of the line, 18 frigates, and 67 sloops, being a total excess of 108 ships of war.,--The Noble Lord concluded ...

... interest, desiring to legitimatize the captures by the Federal blockading squadron, and to put British merchants who lost their ships at once. out of court. England, he said, was in favour of the arbitra tion of the Alabama claims, and this he considered ...

... casualties to shipping reported to Lloyd's during the month of January last. They are thus classified :—Vessels totally wrecked, 145 ; part of cargo saved, 12 ; whole or nearly so of cargo saved, 3; sunk, 32 ; raised, 6 ; abandoned and lost, 42 ; ships recovered ...

... casualties to shipping reported to Lloyd's during the month of January last. They are thus classified :—Vessels totally wrecked, 145 ; part of cargo saved, 12; whole or nearly so of cargo s•.ved, 3; sunk, 32 ; raised, 6 ; abandoned and lost, 42 ; ships recovered ...

... itself. Let them next remember that Dr. RAE, went on an overland expedition for the gany in 1854, denying the possibility the lost ships in the predicted offindin7V ...

... efficient servants, represented the Spanish naval force, who, iu the year 1705, stormed their former favourite hold, and lost their ships and their men in the prolonged but useless struggle. The Chevalier Mortrarn represented the gallant Governor, substituting ...