... first m great sadvantage gained br the English was a naval engage- V muent on the coast of Flanders, in which the French lost is 230 ships, and had 31,000 of their seamen and two daii. in ranSslawi.'-Ved9, p. 80. It appears from these statements he that the ...

... oem1tot o, CER1ThIAS EVE, 'Mr. Emery's Grand Pantomimea BEAUTY A-ND T EE BDEAST, r Rselar't:io Sir Fdrehill Tunnnt, the Lost Ship's Gunwale. V.r ,iilree de Vaterloo, amd ther Fairies who rescued the Tor-e frotn the Stew. S7-ciaiy intended for Young Children ...

... Box-officeopenfrom I1to4. J On CHRISTMAS EVE, Mr. Emery's Grand Pantomime - W ?? THE BEAST, irliaroltin Sir Edgehill Tunnel, tbe Lost Ship's Gunwale, Sir Ain~reo de NVaterloo, ralthe FairiasswLo rescued the Si rince from the Stew. Specially intended for Yonng ...

... Boofs-oeeopenfrom 11to4 tCSCBISTMAS EVE, 'Sr. Emery's Grand Pantomaime EAUTY A-ND THE BEAST, ,,rieqnn Sir Edgelhill Tunnel, the Lost Ship's Gunwale, ?? de Waterloa,:andstLe Fairies who rescued the ri fma the Stew. se aliY intended for Young Children and Old Folks ...

... 1A Park,a Gold CUCFF STUD, sith monogram Et J' I s. If taken to 19, Par.kded-rsd.a reward will be ri'ven h0noch i7 I LOST, a SHIP'S REGISTER.-Finde toP ,er. wL ill. be rewarded on handing same to Regstrr lo cI-§ ShipingCustom _House-~ hes~och S L TOST ...

... of OFFENSiVE SMELLSitoHOUSES, OS BOARD SHIPS, and for the tREVENTION OF CHOLERA, roc icon now' bocome go VALUABLE ticat coat s aauld he ceithoaci op It. It int ?? Dlcinfectantuneedoccbooral HER MAJESTY'S for SHIPS, at the HfOSPITALS OP SCUJTARI, end at ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. Wind N.E.; Holyhead, N.E., moderate. Arrivbd.—Africa (s ), Shannon, from New York. th* Port —The Urgent. Hailku.—Marathon (■*.».), 4 Arthur, for Genoa—Orient, Beiainter, Carbor.ea— Lammergier, Dunu, New York ...

... Antioosti lltb Dec. The crew remained on the bland all winter, and saved about 4000 barrels of ti rur in god order: cram lost, and ship total wreck.—The Carthage, James and Dolphin. Bedford, from Minder land, both went on White Island Reef 12th iPBt. Surveyors ...

... from Porttmouth, loat near Brielle. The British Queen, from Garrncha, leakv, and lost two . anchors and chain*. The Juno, fr. m Burnt Island for Bremen, Grim«by, leaky, and lost sails. The Atlas (s ashore but expected off. The Rover, Purvis, at very leaky ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. Wind & ; at Holyhead &W, Akrivep.—Yesterday: Princess Royal Psrr, from Para— John Franklin, Dopraux, Mew York - General Parkhill Pike, Charleston—American Union. Maooduck, and Clara Morse, Merrill, from Mo ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 21. Wind SB ;>t Hothead, 8.5. E., light. Arrived—Yesterday: Norway, Major, from St. John, N.B.—Yorkshire, Fairbanks New York—City Ottawa, Tucker, Calcutta—David, Furlong, Quebec —Middlesex, Johnson, Halifax—Neva ...

... Head; one supposed the Centurion, YoughaL and another the sloop Surprise of Milford. Crew of the Surprise savel. Rest lost. A largo ship riding at anchor in SI Bride's Fay. dismasted. Foster: Gyrn Castle, Edwanl; Forest Queen, Hunt; Algiers. Morris; and ...