... the whtole nigdit they were picked up by tile Attericatt ship Cynttia, which landed theist at Batavia. The mate and several of the crew belonged toa Dutch ship, Johatstalt Malria, swvicls was lost in tht Solar Sea a few weeks previocs. After tutch sutier- ...

... Csptain Hloward, will, several pismevgers.-- She passed a ?? rquintfty of wr'eck as she came over. There have beeh seven ships lost oji this coast is the i:at, gile, nhioh 0 was the most severe for the time it lasted that we have expe- rieincec for several ...

... inwardsagahist ships, 45,103 tona in 1856, being a deorease 'of 19 in the number of ships, and a de- crease of 7,60 tons in the tonnap; the number of clear- anoes outwards during the week, 59 ships, of a tonnage of 31,986 tons, against 76 ships and 42,196 ...

... lose a ship is to place her under the charge o an able and experienced commander! We do not wish to utter aspersions against individuals in making these remarks, but simply to notice the extraor'di- nary alacrity with which the owners of lost ships come ...

... Havana, and a Dutch ship from Europe, with a very valuable cargo, were totally lost on Sngar Key, last month. JULY 3.-By advices from Nassau of the 21st ult. the two ships lost on Sa'ar Key, prove to be the Warren from France, and a ship ...

... and the beach for a r. considerable distance is strewn with wreckage. The r. crow have lost the whole of their clothing, and tho a captain has also lost the ship's books and his chrono- c motor, which there wae no time to save. ib THE TRAMWAY8 UNiON ...

... with his.maj'tys sliips Ladly Ca.rrington; Beengal and GClattoln lcdia- n, Iand a Llrge list of ocwti-bound; several of the ships lost sa anchor aud a cable each. 'The public have no doubt heard that. a French che- mist, nw'here, has proved that sugar may ...

... The number of ships reported Is, as has been formerly stated, in excess of the number of casualties reported, because in cases of collision two or more ships are involved In one casualty. Of the 1,927, ships 1,68are knowntolhare been ships ?? Britain and ...

... The number of casualties to ships was 5,625, to steamers 500. The number of ships missing was 64, of steamers 7. Total number of ships abandoned 228, steamers 5. Of these, 190 were totally lost. The number of collisions to ships is 808, ta ...

... Sems, about the 9i1st July last, near the Ladrone Island, the iollowing ships were totally lost, vin., Bombay ships Almedly an'I Hermitage, Moanilla hip General .luskels, English ships Margaret Grahanm and isabella. The mate of the barque Marthb reports ...

... BILnAO, JAN. 11.-The Luis Alfredo, from Monte Video to this port, arrived off the Bar on tue 1il instant, hlis beet totally lost (ships ind cargo) on the rocks near Passages, and only tite master and one man saved. BoULroGvNE, JAN. 15.-The }Wary, from Cockenzil ...

... foul of others with great violence. Booms, bulwarks, &o., were carried away, and other mis- chief done. Upwards of a dezen ships lost their cables, spars, &c., and were nigh beiug driven ashore on the Goodwin. Off Dungeness, New Romney, and Rye, four vessels ...