... and at this moment we have to lament the loss 01 tour vessels, three wrecked on the coast, and the English corvette, Orestes dismasted. Some damage has been sustained by the ships in the. harbour and the English frigates and brigs ofwar; the Tynea nd Jaseur ...

... The Jane, Andrews, of and for Bris- tol from Jamaica ; and the Alexander, Clarke, from Jamaica I to London, w're totally dismasted and abandoned during the gale. Crew of the farmer saved by the Etheidred, and of the latter hb the Britannia. The Jamaica ...

... wind played great havoc, uprooting many trees. Considef- ab~le damage was also done on the stud farms around Eipsom and W'orester Park. An llfracombe correspondent telegraphed at noon yesterday :-The south-west gale has been blowing w th terrific forec ...

... Majesty's ships Ethalion and Orestes, and part, ed from them the next day in a gale, and Capt. Elmes 'thinks thit the fleet bore up fsorBrent. Ihe Hope, Ash, from Poole 'to Neufoundlanid, put bae,- on Sunday, having been dismasted, and received considerabhfy ...

... lit muda, with damage, and part of the cargo thrown overboard. Woodford, Jo, from Jamaica for London, put into Bermuda, D dismasted. E ,f Margaret, Jones, hence for Richebucto, was totally lost 26th Sept about 4 miles N. E. of Louisburg. y Sappho, Day, ...

... as she passed.- ' Lord Francks 'Russell is nppointe4 Lieutenant of the Undaunted.' Liefitenant Herbert Sdhomt. berg f the Orestes, is appointed Acting Lieutenant of the Britanno'ia, vice Seecombe, at the Hospital. Arrived the Thames, Donnao, from London ...

... Sir C( Cole. K. C. B. 1 e Tile Pearl, Pyladles, ITrincuic, and~ Orestes, are to returtl a to thle Corkc staition-tile litter frotm thle Me1 di terraniean. Tite 111 deter bomals, and Orestes siolp'of' war, were !spokeil w itis ol ?? 2.311, ulIt., oif Caps ...

... undergone a thofough repair. She afterwards steamed out of harbour for trial. The Himalaya is filling up with coal from the Orestes, and will, when complete, sail for Qaeenstown. The Ringdove, 4, steam gun vessel, Commander R. G. Crawford, steamed out of ...

... at Leghorns, May 20th, with loss of fore topmast and ?? Hawk, Browis, for Guam, put back to Port Adelaide, January 14th, dismasted.- The Pairs, Brown, from Charlestown fsr Rotterdam, in the Downs, June 2nd, had been in contact with a vessel, anid received ...

... Ke Safter a severe engagement, in which the Mtercury lost L t 0about 150 men killed and wounded, and was completely Ca I~.dismasted, but thle St. Lawrenete hais only, eight suen Not kid)!l and twenrty 'wounded, and has not suffered very enmateially in her ...

... is coaling to be in readiness for further service. ad The Plumper, paddle-wheel steamer, Commander Ros- to lins, has been dismasted, and nearly completed returning ad stores. She is to be paid offoon Tuesday next. The crow ,l will have leave to-night till ...

... last thrown open by the kind per. ti mission of E. Greene, Esq., M.P., and the members of N the benefit societies--the F oresters and Odd Fellows- e were, we understand, liberally entertained by that gen- e tlerman. Large numbers of young persons from ...