... the Margaret, Canney, from Manilla. SAILED.-The Fortimaa, _ Elsinore. The Tiberias sailed from Kingroad for Boston on the 5th inst, and put back yesterday morning (15th) leaky. The Earl of Liverpool, Bailey, sailed from Bombay for London, March SI. New ...

... Calcutta, the St. George, Williams. The American ship Galen,Snow, sailed from Kingroad the 20th of August, for Boston, United States, and soon after put ?? torepair damage, refitted and sailed again; and-on the 6th instant wvas abandoned in a sinking state ...

... Nottingham sailed in company w~h200 vessels on thie 4th CifNov., and on the 5th sew the Industry antd the Perseverance off Nic Island, and on the 9tla spoke -the rGlenhyon, of London,. off Bird' Isalnds. The Victory, of and for Bristol, Sailed on the Ilet ...

... the pro- blem of Steam Navigation across the Atlantic. The lat- ter vessel sailed from Cork on the 4th ult. and came to anchor at New York early on the morning of the 23d.; sailed thence on the Ist instant, and arrived at Falmouth on the 19th, thus making ...

... the John Botcherby, Gibson. The Ingleborough, Buckle, sailed from Canton for Bristol 13th May. The Armistead, Crawford, from Riga for Bristol, put into Portsmouth the 23rd inst., with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c., having been on her beam ends. The Isabella ...

... arrived at Croolhaven. The Clifton, Cox, arrived at Trincomalee, from Calcutta, ox the ist, and sailed on the 3rd of May for London. The Ennerdale, Bodale, sailed from Calcutta on the I Fth of l May, bound to Bristol. The ship Robert, Sayers, anchored in ...

... passed under the lee, and asked the longitude; she then luffed across the bow, took in her studding sails, and again crossed to leeward, under easy sail, shewing n Spanish flag, with a black ball in thecentre, and when ab.,ft the beam fired a gtnt, and ...

... ENTERED OUT. - The Eleanor, Rees, for Demerara * the Caledonia, Tucker, for Trinidad; the Dapper, Sohier, for Jersey and Guernse SAILED.-The St. Vincent, Green, for Jamaica; the James, Smith, for Newfoundland; the Mary Ann, Tucker, for Messina; the Mary Muir ...

... Lotus, Samson, and the Java, Young, for Quebec; the Treue, Ewart, for Memel; and La Ville de Crotoy, Fanthomme, for Rouen. SAILED.-The Countess of Durham, Hogg, the Doclhfour, Wakeham, and the Theseus, Chaplain, for Quebec; the Lady of the Lake, Walters ...

... before the wtind, wit h her yards braced iharp up, and unider very easy sail; whet, she w .s about live miles distant, she haiileil to wind, and Itiacked aiid crowded onl all possible sail tos the N. Eastward. ; atid on the 27th, the same brigatise came about ...

... Stephens, from Chepstow; and the James, Salmon, from St. John's, New Brunswick. ENTERED OUT-The Brilliant, Ilayles, for Trieste. SAILED.-T'hc Margaret Wilson, Courtney, for Glasgow ; the Victory, Podder, for Dublin; the Emigrant, Bowman, for Savannah; the Gambia ...

... the Larch, Le Beuf, for Jersey ; the Wave, Edwards, for St. Michael's; and the Phillyra, Lovering, for Genoa and Leghorn. SAILED.-The.Henfrewshire, Burns, ?? Brunswick; the Charles, Smith, for the Cape of Good lope; the Diligent; George, for Belfast; ...