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... Devastation left Jamaica on the 25th ultimo, lor England. When outside she fell in with the French brig-of-war Orestes, wnich had been dismasted. Having towed her into Port Royal, she proceeded on her homeward voyage. Her Majesty's Ship Mariner was at St ...
... UoseUul, North, of Inverness, from Liverpool, was dismasted, abandoned; and sank in the North Sea, 4th uH.—crew aavfed. . Nov. tk—The Eiixabelh, of Cork, from Lrverpoftr. was o ...
... on the 21st. Inst, dismasted, and on the 2Uh the wreck of vessel, the crew and passengers of which were saved by a native brig, booed to Coringa, or visagapatam. Three sloops have arrived at Maaulipatam, dismasted, and » ...
... —Arrived ■Tom the Kivcr and sailed, the Lord George Uentinck, Edgill, for Port Philip; Princess Royal, Venn, River Gambia; l-'orester, M‘Arthur, Tobago; Calypso, Eltringham, Jamaica: David Lyon, Marsh, Jamaica; Victoriit, Lord, New York. Sailed the Laurens ...
... Western Australia; Albatross, \Vestmoreland, Hobart Town; Robert Small, Fulcher, Calcutta; Batavia, Blair, Batavia. The Orestes, Walker, from London, has come in here leaky bound for Quebec. Falmouth, Auo. 2. —Sailed his Majesty’s ship Alban, for Plymouth; ...
... flag, Nimrod, Orestes, Pylades, and Dispatch; the winds were light, but in every point of sailing the Nimrod gained a*head and to windward of all the squadron. The Pearl, though the next in estimation, was closely attended by the Orestes. The Dispatch ...
... wfvw.' strong-—Arrived the John Cobbold llendlev, from Mauritius. Arrived from the River, the llo.eSv V°UM for Fort Philip ; Orestes, Winn, 80mb,.,; Amwel Longridge, Mauritias ; Nile, Snclair, Feruambuc. ; Uer.letara g ; lit,yard, Leonard, Antigna ; Hoimttanre ...
... Plymouth, called in here on Wednesday. Arrived on Tuesday the Pique, 36, Captain Boxer, from Sheerness. The Acteeon, 28, and Orestes, 28, will go out harbour Monday. The crew of the Actseon increased from 160 to 175 men. The Hastings, Cleopatra, and Pique ...
... The Due Cadaval, Portuguese ship, lying in the Roads, was totally dismasted. The Agnes from Singapore, alter riding out second gale the inst. and the Wfllen, Dutchman, came in dismasted. The Flying Kish cut from her anchor and went to sea, and has not ...
... the Tuskar, from Callao; Euphrates, Jamaica; Carl Johann, Saguenay; Margaret, Saguenay; Mary Anne, Quebec; Durham, Quebec; Oreste, Odeeiw; Lily, YUlaviciosa; X L, Caudebec; Norfolk Tar, Pontrieuz; Teulenharry; Hawk, Morlaix; Charlotte, Caen; Fanny, Caen; ...
... which broached her too, fortunately without injury; and the Star has been twice spoken with in the centre of the Atlantic dismasted by shipping a sea. We sincerely hope she will yet meet with efficient assistance to bring her to England. The Vsstal, 26 ...
... Angra Pequena; Fox, from Mercury Island; Borneo* from Manila; Sans Pareille, from Rio. SIMONS BAY.—Arrived her Majesty’s ship Orestes, April 28 from Mozambique; Ann, 30tb, from Madras. Sailed the Uiuth Walker, April 17, for London. ALGO A BAY.—Arrived the ...