... Reuter's telegram that her Majesty's ship Beagle had been lost. As she is upoi the Australian station, she cannot have been at the Phillippine Islands, where the wreck is said to have occurred. Loss oaF A VESSEL AMONGST THE IcE.-The barque Rose Brae, bound from ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. The . French vessel Jean Baptiste Marie, from Hul, is reported to have been run down by the steamer Emma Heiariette, off La Rochelle. Crew all saved. The Allan, Johnasson, has arrived at Hull from Hernosand, having lost deckload, and ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. THE LOSS OF A HULL SMACK AND SIX LIVES. ALU hope has been abandoned of the safety of the flshing-smack Staghound, of Hull. The smack, which was the property of Mr Andrew Mudge, left Hull on a fishing voyage nearly six weeks ago. She ...

... 110W THE SULTANT WAS LOST. Thi following story of tho disaster is given by one of thc ofricre 7s- 1'lht Sultan loft idaha on21 hit;;o V MlarCh 6th, for iring Still and torpednlo proliac. iiic operattlols sl-rie Car.ll-.C on ill the Gult of Couiuiu, a;id ...

... TWO VESSELS LOST. 10TrI CREWS DRIOW,-.NED. Wreckage continues to bhe waslled ashore of the (Greenoek foutr-nmastsd barqus Gowenburn oni the NNow Zealand coast, and according to: a Syduey corre- sponddent it is now suppo-ced that she had been in collision ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. The tremendous gale which swept round our coasts in the early part of the week has furnished uis with distressing details of shipwreck and loss of life. From Dundee we learn that no fewer than 21 lives were lost, and the seafaring ...

... opposed on the ground of revoca- tion, and the real question turned on the )resnmption of law with regard to lost wills, and the decision of his Lord- ship on the point will no doubt be very valuable as a precedent in future similar cases. Dr. Srixms Q.a, said ...

... suddenly in capsized, and the~crew are supposed to be all lost, as st. the barque was unable to render any assistance. The ell brigantine, judging from her sails, appeared to be new. it, A . SHIP BuRNT IN THE NORTH SEA.-By the e- fishing-smack Doncaster ...

... . |PLUNDERING SHIPS ON THE SPASISHE COAST.-Mr. Stephenson, III.P. for South Shields, has received, from the Foreign Office a packet of photographs of l men in custody at Spain, on suspicion of having been I concerned in plundering ships on the coasts ...

... board -Mr. Kerr, second -mate, and 13 of the crew of the ship Southern Empire, of Liverpool. She was fromi Macabi with 2,000 tons of guano. She en- countered very -severe weather, and on the 10th shipped a heavy sea, which brake the after part of the E deckhouse ...

... SHIPPING DISASTERS. LOSS OF MORE HULL STEAMBRS. Messrs. Bailey anul Leatham, steamship owners, Hull, received a telegram on Monday from Cux- haven, informing them of the loss of the s.s. Lady Flora, Captaine Burstall, from Konigsberg to Schiedam, with ...

... runuing very high. A n vessel was driven ashore yesterday, and the crew' )i consisting of five Mien, were lost. They clung to the rigging, but the ship disappeared almost imme. diately. The sternboard was marked Goole. The barque Freden, from Shields, ...