... COASTERS SAILED. For Wisbech, John and Mary, Pinder; Eliza, Burton. For Lynn, Joseph & Ann, Clayton; Rose, ArnoId ; Hop, Kewarth; Blessing, Haworth ; Joshua & Mary, Newton. For Boston, Jane, Towell. For London, Surrey, Taylor; Jubilee, Howeth; Humber ...

... FOREIGN SAILED. For Amsterdam, Thuisous, Drews. For Hambro', Emma, Wise ; Army, Shimells; Stepen Gee, Clark; Brothers, Lawson. For Antwerp, Thornton, Brigham; Elizabeth, Sutherland ; Vrow Margina, Ojes. For Bremen, Gute Hoffnung, Frericks. COASTERS ARRIVED ...

... the Baltic, and took in a cargo of coals for PI Swinemunde. On sailing, Mr. Hutchinson effected an nu insurance for £G00 On the vessel at Lloyds',and £200 on M the cargo, and the vessel sailed on the 24th of April. On is the26th sheentered BridlingtonBayandon ...

... mainboom broken atd sails split. Sailed : Am- ,bssador, Tate; Active, Nicholls, for Hull. 24-William and Airs, Creaser, Hull to Ichaboe. 25-Slharp, Blyth, for [lull, 26-Put il: llumber, Htopkiusont, Hull to New Orleans. POOLE, Jan. 24-Sailed: Zitella, Munkman ...

... was received from the se cotnrnercial agent at Matanzas, in which lie states that the e. brig Atlantic, Grover, of. Boston, sailed on the 21st instant, st from that port, and that on the same day sie was captured by e. a piratical schooner, and all bands ...

... -'THE ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS. 'Sail; sail adventurous barks! go fearlefs forth, Storm on his Glacier-wat the misty North, Give to mankind the inhospitable zone, And Britain's trident plant in seas unknown. Go! sure, wherever sciencefills the mind, Or grief ...

... vessel is always a ;o, be considered as a vessel sailing free; and then it also C states, as an admitted fact, that If she meets a sailing St vessel on a wind, she ought to give w'ay, whether the vessel be sailing on the lerboard or on the' starboard ir tack ...

... Mr. Temple defended the captain, and Mr. Welsby the ?? Swan, shipped as steward and cook on board the brig Athelstan, and sailed from Quebec for Swansea in Nov. 1840, deposed that the prisoner, Peck, commanded, and Goodwill was chief mate. There was a ...

... £3,2T1531; maling altogether, £27,030.563. TIIE NAVY. POIITSMutoTtI, MARCtI 25-13er Majesty's slip l'ijlte, Caiptain Boxer, sailed frium Spitlhad on 'I'hursdlav i vek, for Sheerness, where she waill be paid off aul underco re- pairs .'.Ihe crewvs of ...

... cruelty:- The American brig Bragarza. of Philadelphia, which sailed from St. John's, Porto Rico, withacargo of'sugar Itr Genoa, put into Phil.idelphia in distress, and having gnL retraired, sailed from that city on tile th of July last, with Captain A. P ...

... direct track of vessels sailing to the north, which was a proper precaution; and it had been on former occasions intimated by the Court, that it vas the duty of steanm-vessels to keep as much out of the way as possible of small sailing vessels coming in an ...

... did not want one. He sailed from Hamburgh, amid discharged his cargo at Hull, when he considered his voyage had ended. He went to Gioule to seek a cargo, and then considered himself a coaster. lie did not know at the tine he sailed whether he it would ...