... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. Shipwreck in the Thames. —A fine barque, called the Benlida, which has recently discharged a cargo from China in St. Katherine’s Dock, was wrecked on Thursday while being towed down the river from those docks. On getting abreast of ...

... BRIG ASHORE AT HARTLEPOOL—SEVERAL SHIPPING CASUALTIES. During the greater part of Friday most violent was blowing from SW in the bay of Hartlepool, and the sea, although not to be sailed heavy, exceed ingly rough and a sheet of broken water. The waves ...

... innocent cause of tho shocking casualty, caused its death also; aud then, rnshing to stream close at hand, she flung herself into the water and met the fate she rashly invited. NcciHenta auu ©fence*. Shipping Casualties on the Norfolk and Suffolk Coast ...

... more ships are involved in one casualty. Of these 1,741 ships, 1,434 are known to have been ships belonging to Great Britain and its dependencies, with British certificates of registry, and 246 to have been foreign ships. Of the remaining 61 ...

... the flnt floor. Be.idee being mrerely ehnkeo, one of riba wee Woken and one of hie arm. dielocnted. Casualties at Sea.—A year more our merchant shipping than the yeaent haa rarelj been known. Few are the ■uniliea amoag»t the seafaring populations of Shields ...

... fire was 65 ships and five steamers. The number of cases of mutiny, sickness, casualties to crew, and refusing to do duty, was 201. There were 21 ships water-logged. Total loss, 1,072 ships and 37 steamers. Five hundred and three crews of ...

... Their lire was ! good, however, and our ships were hulled several times. A few j casualties occurred, but no one killed. The Ruby gunboat was most exposed, and in consequence has the greater portion of casualties. The Driver was unfortunate enough haw ...

... among whom are several wrecked in the Alma, and ninety invalids from Malta: also specie amounting £lO,OOO. Her Majesty’s ships Hibernia, and Hannibal are at Malta, the (iannet at Gibraltar. Upwards of hundred Austrian vessels are laid up at Alexandria ...

... reference to the of the heavy gales. One result of this is contained in the fact that no fresh casualties were reported; on the contrary, it was announced that the ship Osbert, which went shore near while on the voyage from Loudon fr Dominica, had got oft and ...

... William Cantlow, boatswain of this ship, got the howiuer on the walls and into action. Mr. James B. Scarlett, assistant engineer, 2nd class, volunteer, was one of the first on the walls; Dr. Irwin, surgeon of this ship, was continually under fire when attending ...

... unauccesslul, the wreck will blown up. Commodore Keppel and his officers possess ihe atleclion and esteem of all, and the casualty to his ship a matter ol universal regret. - „ „ , The murderer of Mr. Markwick, government auctioneer of Hongkong. alter much shuffling ...

... Lloyd’s from the outports report considerable damage shipping from the severe gales. The advices from Shields mention no less than ten vessels shore, besides damage to others; from Liverpool, live ships on shore. From Queenstown, Greenock, Wexford, Whitby ...