... Jamaica, on the 25th ult. for Eng- land, uid Jamaica and Bermuda. When outside she fell in with the French brig of war Orestes dismasted ; having towed this ship into Port Royal she proceeded on her voyage homewards, and is now over due. The Hecla, 6, paddle ...

... Cr vv!v, from Ihe H.ntnlife on h« r r* t» I'l.m.mth yesterday. 11. s Majesty’s ship AHnon, guns, Captain nauney, .11. is dismasting, to aid off and laid ii|> in ord nary. The Asia, hi, C’aptaiu Cur/on, is to do. »1 and refitted as the flag ship of Vice ...

... standing Channel the I inst., the Lsyiegle fell in with, between the Start and Portland, the brig ('oi nwall Truro, totally dismasted, which vessel she took in tow, and anchored safely Portland Hoads. On the 14th Nov. she spoke the from England, bound to ...

... powder and shells were re- moved, lower deck guns takeu out, and she was brought into har- bour by the Echo, steam tug, to be dismasted and paid off. She will be stripped to ber girtlinea and ready for paying off by this evening. The Cellingwood brought borne ...

... were at Athens; Rapid, 10, at Minorca. A detached squadron was oft Catalonia, consisting of I alavera. 74. Dido corvette. Orestes, 16. Childers, 16. I he Hind catter tender, Lieut. Codd. was to leave lbe station shortly, to be paid off, also the Sapphire ...

... the ship, vice Cook. Lieut. Newenham is appointed the Ramilies, and Mr.C. O. Henderson, assistant-surgeon, appointed to the Orestes. Lieut. A. Kennedy is appointed first Lieut, of the Niemen, Capt. Wallis. The Admiralty have issued direction* for the entry ...

... y good to produt* further fftjpeitoMttt, W4 b*BW Y?e epprebajnd, ftrose (hi first wp«. rimental squadron, when Champion, Orestes, and Py lades, were the three competitors. It moat be admitted that oa that occasion the seaman's practice in the first instance ...

... tbat sbt is to be de- spalcbed again on foreign service immediately, probably to bring borne asore troops from Canada. Tbe Orestes, 18, Commander the Hon. S. T Carnegie, having been paid wages, left Spitbead on Mon day afternoon for Bermuda, where she will ...

... without any apparent aim. The squadron has now been eight weeks at Spithead ! The Rolla, exercise brig, has been partially dismasted and laid by for the winter, the gales of which, it is conjectured, would be , too heavy for her youthful crew to contend ...

... also the surveying vessel 6e ...

... fellin with in the of Bath, (North America), full of This is every thing moveable; hull appea stronomer, and Was totally dismasted, ure of old and The Marquis of Anglesey spoke in On the 25th of July, lat. 10:7 N., ic- walks, to the the Lord Hungerford ...

... Excellent, Victoria and Albert, and Bonetta, and Cuckoo, Avon, Firefiy, Undine, and Ecko, steam In Dock— Max, Leander, Sappho, Orestes, and Fairy In Basin— Prince Regent, Blenheim, Retribution, Rocket, Swallow, and Kite. ' At Spithead— St romboli, and Mount ...