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... Cochrane has lately lost his ship. the San Martin, of guns, in the flatboat of Cloorilos : she was full of specie, goods, and wheat, partly the modoice of his Lordship's rapacity on the coast. A considerable portion taken out of EnFlisl. ships trading there ...
... nearer than one hundred yards, and with difficulty was kept above water. At eleven the ship parted across the ard all the crew and wee obliged to get on mars to have the ship ass breakwater, from which many wasted away, being so fatigued they could not hold ...
... Yarmouth, with Barley for Waterford. ix having her icargo re. shipped. The Lady Ann, Edgar. from Work ington, with wheat for Bristol, has been supplied with a new mast i her carp is re-shipping, and she will sail as soon as it is contacted. The Cargo of ...
... frigate 30. Corvettes —John Adams s 4, and Cyan* 14. Sleeps e !Var.—Hornet Ontario iS, Erie it, eacock el, and Alert store-ship. • iregs.—Enterprise is, and spark is. Soloomers.—Nonsuch 6. Alligator us. Porpoise st, Dolphin sa„ Sharp vs, Grampus is, the ...
... completed, the beautiful anthem uf God save the King sun; by all preseht, and the company setts rated. The Fort at Point, and ships in the bar. hour, hoisted their in the morning; and at two P. at. the precise time of laying down the stone in its bed, a rota) ...
... stational liberty and inde. pendeece, and that its maritime force should consist Of 6o ships. It is added that the So,ooo men are cn toot, and that the sixty ships are in the ports of the Mores. MARCH. 9. , —A very important change liar just been made ...
... urgently employed for several years, as during the last three weeks. The river at the Bromiclaw is unusually crowded with shipping, busily employed loading and unloading. Msny of these are vessels of considerable burthen from foreign countries; and such ...
... was yesterday rumored in t n „„ fn. in n ✓ al otfreers who are in „ 1 ,4 5. The Greeks took that Inc nav 17 of them were ships of WM . • of theta if.'ll:e had to return forthwith. ftigates. The others were tiansports. . coolidently affirmed that General ...
... shall , 'annealing may vet be done in this neighbourhood for the nd ge of ntliere eta distance, who may he wandering like lost sheep through the dectet of tnis world, without she loon ledge of the One Great Shepherd. The Ladies of the ronimillee ore ...
... LOS OF SHIP BLENDON HALL. A letter from our correspondent, dated Dover, April sy, says — The ship Blendoa Hall, Captain Greig, was lost on the sld July last on the island In. accessible (one of the islands of Tristan da Cunha) — the C and passengers ...
... &trope will be. exposed to the hazard of Wee Which might OKs. tnilly embroil herrin a Own! war. • Dutch Paper, to the asth lost. have arrihred.J-t - They ern barren t facts, bet not so of conjectures. We have little room, however, and less inclination ...
... to fear that his Majesty's ship Confiance was totally lust off the southern of Iteland, in a tremendous gale of wind, on the night of the '2lst. it was erroneously reported that it was his Majesty's ship Sophie vbitich was lost. This must be a mistake, ...