... readers will remember that r this ship had left Plymouth't Sound, in September laos on her vye to Pert Ph . a t bottle ws picked up unterth Belt 'ead contaiing a slip t of paper, eigued 'OCorbnay 'Fowle,' declartog tha the ship and all on beard, save the writer ...

... Areship the Greeks suceeded in burning two large vessels and took one brig, and the rest were put tO flight, and pursued by our ships. A part of the Turkish fieet took refuge at Aflona, where they are blocked up by a ?? of the Greek squa- dron. Yesterday there ...

... but there has been so much to do in arranging preliminaries with the Government, that ha has been obliged to postpone his depature for the next. He has not yet been able to form a definitive company, but has found quite sufficient funds to commence and ...

... Journals that an Austrian ship, which haJ remained in the basin of Antwerp during the siege, havirtf; attempted to go down the Scheldt, Was stopped at Lillo by the Dutch, aod an intimation given to tlie, Captain that no ship would oe allowed to ascend ...

... Coast Guard to the Royal William, 120, guard-ship of ordinary, at Devon- c port;. William H. De Carteret (1847), to the Ajaxi screw r steam-ship. t WOOLWIOE, APRIL 11. C The Hannibal, 91, screw. steam-ship, Captain Hon. Fre- I derick W. Greybhad her steam ...

... was absolutely without foundation. he have received a letter from the capt is H a y r3 2 9th, Jun , tating that, , though. ship has been ordered int board are in first- lass health B ter tion from Lloyd's agent at Havre stata-thrd tha St. Bernard, as ...

... Paris, two months, 80i.--Plu~iase Gazefte, Aug. z20. OSTEZss, AUGUST 24.-T'he Ieneral Steam N'avigation Company's new steamn-ship Triton left the harbour yesterday morning with a goo b number of pas- sengers, and was 80011 out of sight. This latest addition ...

... ~IPediti in was off the Mouth o the Ehro, wh-re eight brigs large ships, we are told, gro tnded on the sands. The ter vart of the t roo p s w. re, ho.vever, happily saved, Z i a, • th r e -ships were lost on the 22d. They contia• ed . for t ef e e hours ia ...

... from a cruize in the Channel, the CHARGER and SNIPE ginl-brigS. A Lift of the Ships left on the Jamaica nation, March when the Roll=rio left that ifland St; George S Guns. • Ships. 98 Abergavenrly - - - - 54 Sans Pareil 80 La Decade - - - - 3 8 Leviathan ...

... car; le.ters were emplos ed on board the seven ships in the Thames Iy lisssrs. Blyth and Pascoe, of Limelioase, who are the contrac!crs employed by the Government for this work. In one 7 tso cases the ships were completed out of Land, and the hovernment ...

... from Glasgow. Her Majesty's ship Princess Royal, after communicating with Rear-Admiral Dundas, had entered the Tagus. As she came to anchor too close in shore she grounded, but got afloat again on the flow-tide. The French ship Austerlitz had anchored, just ...

... and the datef theremiaenfs depature is 1iott detemnd Thelage diviion of tbe. 4th Draons will ail in the. City of Newr York- which will accommodate as many as 330 horses and S82 officers and men. The Greece is a large ship, but her complement will not ...