London, March 13.
The Admiralty, late to-night, announced that the following British steamers are reported to have been torpedoed since the earlier statement.
The str. Indian City, off the Scilly Islands. Crew saved.
The str. Invergyle, (steel screw steamer: 1,794 tons: owners 1)- vergyle 8.8. Ca., Ld. Stewart and Grey Glasgow), off Crasswell, Northumberlandshire. The vessel sank, but the crew were saved.
The str. Adenwen, (steel screw steamer: 3,798 tons: owners: and C. T. Jones 8.8. Ca, Ud. Cardiff). The vessel has been towed into Cherbourg and the crew have been saved.
The str. For: steamer: 4,600 ton: pool Shipping Ca., Ld. Liverpoo!). Torpedoed in the Bristol Channel. The crew have been landed, except fireman. The sinking of this vessel has not been confirmed.
The str, Headlands, (steel screw steamer: 2,988 tons: owners: Sefton 8.8. Ca. Ld, Liverpool). Tor-pedeed off the Scilly Islands, but not sunk. The crew are safe.
The str. Andalusian, (steel screw steamer: 2,349 tons: owners: Ellerman Lines Ld., Liverpool). Tor-pedeed off the Beilly Islands. The crew have been saved and the sink-
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