... fell in with the French bng-of-war Orestes dismasted. She towed her into Port Royal, and left soon after on her homeward voyage. Stations of her Majbstt's Ships.— Mariner at St. Thomas ; Imaum,at Kingston, Jamaica; Orestes, * rench bng-of-war, at Kingston ...

... from Smyrna.— Sailed for the River, fhe Waterloo, in tow of the City of London steamer. Portsmouth, Feb. 27. — Arrived, the Orestes transport, from the Mauritius. Plymouth, Feb. 26. — Arrived, his Majesty's ship Ferret, from Mil a, and his Majesty* ship ...

... 10th ult., the Arthur, Donnell, from New York, bound to Madeira, dismasted, and part of her cargo thrown over ; Lima, Frith, from Demerara; Gospe, M'Crea, from Quebec, for Jamaica, dismasted. Arrived at New York, the Pacific, Waite, from Liverpool; Francis ...

... maintaining her lately acquired superiority over the Britannia; and the Pearl holding the advantage of the sloops Pylades and Oreste>. His Majesty's sloop Jaseur (18) was ibis day commissioned by Lieutenant Charles Seacombe, (1825) for foreign service. B ...

... will be dismasted and put into winter qnsrtsm. A number of banquets era planned in honour of Sir Thomea, end bet ore he returns home will the ehnatening Mr. Iselia’a eon, who wee born the before the first rase for Cup, fortnight ago. fCepyright Orest Britaia ...

... tiny (and a woman who was on board), were all nnfortui.-.telv lo*st. The Ospreck, from Archangel, has been towed into Hull, dismasted. The Joseph, from Ayr to Dublin; (Hana, from Bclf ist t» Glasgow | and Betsey, from Dunb-irtiin tn Dunlin, were driven on ...

... which was abandoned 20th Jan., 49. N. 32. W., was passed, dismasted, 3d April, in lat. 46. N. lon. 19. W., by the Cadet, Freeman, arrived in the Downs. Penzance, April 9.— A waterlogged and dismasted ship, apparently new, with St. John, N. 8., on her stern ...

... Besley, for St. Michael's; Orestes, Saunders, for China ' Cleared Outwards with Cargo.— The James Watt steamer, for Havre; George Fyfe, Pike, for New Zealand ttarlequin steamer, for Boulogne; Soho steamer for Antwerp ; Orestes, Cook, for China ; Belfast ...

... frigates : their keels were laid down on the Sume day, | they were launched the s. line de.y, sailed the same day, lyere | dismasted on the same day. were brought into this port ot: toe I same day. and had a similar number of men and wrigtittfl metal. Tiieir ...

... ; Inverness, for Palermo, &c. ; John Line, for the Cape of Good Hope; Christiana, for New York ; Navarino, for Guernsey; Orestes, for Bombay; Soho, for Ant- werp ; Brandon, for Genoa ; liainillies, for Port Adelaide ; Jona, for Marseilles; Dunkerquois ...

... 26. -Arrived the Loyalist, from Ham- burgh, bouud to Havannah; and his Majesty . ship Rosario, from the Dovrn.. Sailed the Orestes, to Join the West India fleet at Cork. Fa -mouth, Dec. 21.— Arrived a frigate and sloop 9fw.tr, from Plymouth,, with several ...

... fitting at this port lo be stationed as a receiving ship for Volunteer Seamen, at Liverpool. The new sloops of war Champion and Orestes, will be launched at this dock-yard on the 31st inst. ; the former built on the principles of Capt. Haves, the latter of Professor ...