... of Aberdeen, Captain Mearns, sailed on . nds5 for Qulebec, svith goods and passenger's. Trhe steam-ship Corsair, Goodwin, for Liverpool, sails on Sanday next, ax liv'b o'clock in the mrn-ning. Smack Ranger, Savage, has sailed for London. Smack Iris, Peyton ...

... T'rieod vy, at 7 o'crlok even. 't'e i2;ile er, Ilead, for Liverpool, sails on Thursday, at 8 o'clock evening. T'h Bero, MiKey, for London, clenrs on Saturday first. A stelim-sip sails from this port for London, (calling at Dublin. FIalnUtlit, Plyimoulth ...

... O(wens, -for Liverpool, sails on Sunday morning, at nine o'clock; aud the Corsair, Goodwin, on Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock. Snack Herald, Shav, for London, sails in a few days. Tre steamer Fingal, Hu. Price, master, sails for Green- ock and 'Glasgow ...

... engaged a passage to America for himself and his family, that the passage was paid for, and the vessel in 3 which he was to have sailed was to have left Liverpool on 0 the 30th. On Satsrday evening his wife and children [I went on board the steamer bound for ...

... and at the time of sail- I iug from Limerick ? 2. Whe-ther the said vessel was seaworthy, when %be sailed from Tarbet roads, in the Shannon, on the 7th February 1818 ? 3 . Whether, when the said cargo was shipped as aforesaid, the sail ship was tight, staunch ...

... resolution which the Dungarvan Fishermen had entered into not to sail in company with a broken out teetotaller. That he, Murray, said he did, remarking at the samse time, Ad sure if I do even sail with Din you would not run me down. Roche replied, ' And sure ...

... London, (calling at Plymouth,) sails ott Sunday, 18th January. - The steamer Shamroek, Tully, for Dublin, sails on Wed- nesday, 24th..Aec. at eleven o'clock in the morning. The steam vessel Hibernia, for Liverpool, sails on Friday, the 26th Dec. atone ...

... Canning, China direct. Tl'e Renown, Baker, from Bengal; -bas arrived in the Downs; sailed 22d1 July, arid Saugiur, 8th July.-Eliza, Dixon, from Bombay, iii the Dowuie, sailed 2d July, and the Cape of Good I-lope, t8th September'.-Atrica, Skelton, From -Ceylon ...

... do. Mr. O'Loomn.ar-Uave you ever sailed in her ?1 hive, and I should not like to sail ill her again (laughter). Mlr. O'LOGnLLN-Tele11u what you know about the voyage she is performed whilstyyou were in her? We sailed from Dublint toc t- Cardiffwhere we ...

... paper- of the 2d instant. Advices had been received at New York from Jamiica, which stateethat the Britislt sloop Electro had sailed front that isla. I for pNuras, carrying despatches from the GovernoNte to I Superintetndent at B3elize, ordering [n advance ...

... Commander Robertson, has sailed for South America. The Satellite, 18, Commander Smart, sails also for same quarter. The Pallas, 42,. Captain W. Walpole, arrived at Antigua 12th May from Jamaica. The Despatch, Commander Daniel, sailed from Tortola 11th May ...

... Williamns, fir Liverpool, sails on 0y, I tllt Feb. at eleven oclioelc forenoon. I I - TIe0 steaer Shamrock, SoY, for Dublin, sails on Wedi- S. l rth Feb. at ten i'clock in the morning. 'lnev steal-packet Belfast, Leitch, sails for Greernook Tb0 01 iok ...