... GRIFFIN's WHARF.-Sailed, the John Hicks, Butterfield, for Fowey. HAY'S WHARF. - Sailed, the Enterprise, Richard, for Shields. Topirtrc's WHAimF.-Sailed. the Martha Pope, Jones, for WaterFord; Fancy, Talbot, for Weymouth. STANTON'S WHAitr.-Sailed, the Rotherham ...

... day morning edition.] ABERDEEN WnARP.-Sailed, the steam ship City of Aber- deen, Morrison, for Aberdeen. BEAL'S WHABF.-Arrived, the Auckland, Burdon, from Stockton. . BRUNSWICK STEAV4 PACKET WHARF, BLACYwsALL.-Sailed, the steam ship Leith, Jamison, for ...

... and ordered the mate to get ?? sails out. About five or six hours afterwards lie looked from his bed-cabin and saw that the sails were not set, He called for the second mate, and asked him why he had not got the studding-sail booms rain out? The second mate ...

... srET WHARF, BLACsrWALL..-Sailed, the steam-ship Leith,Jarnieson, for Leith. DowsEa Waes.-Sailed, the steam-packet City of Ham- burgh, Hast, for Newcastle. Sessoai0S'S WHARF.-Arrived, the Humility, Alidwood, from Selby.-Sailed, the Envoy, Earnshaw, for ...

... BLACKWALL. -Sailed, the steam-ship Caledonia, Sharpe, for Leith. CARRoN WHARF.-No arrivals or departures. Advices- The Minerva, Graham, from this wharf, arrived at Grange- mouth, on the 15th inst.; same day, the Penelope, Nicoll, sailed from Grangemouth ...

... where they were transferred to a guard-ship. When ready for sailing, Captain Galt refused to take them as prisoner-passengers to be tried in this country for the mutiny. The Ulysses sailed for Baltimore, and the next vessel at Amsterdam, bound to an ...

... Only a fewi months ago, it vill be recollected, the body oi Mar5- Moore was found within sight of her own door, and within a saile of one of the Manltcester police ollices, having been murdered for the produce of her inarketings, in opett dav: and, more ...

... Ager.,North- ampto, boot and ashoe nmanufacturer. William SmtthlBrovfl. Ben. and ?? Stmith Brown, jun.. Broad-streetiRaIel&t', sail niakers. W\Villiamf Dicslen ,Bi~tetfbre-eid, Islewrdtthlr reer. AiolrnyQrdOle-;street, Fotley~place faidituke- rkerh and harneas ...

... in vain. He next examined several of the coasting steamers, and had-just searched the Isle of Man Packet as it was about to sail from Liverpool, when, to his agreeable surprise, Knight came to the steamer in a boat. fie was accompanied by a respectable ...

... of that navy, which increased so rapidly, that even on the Tear's death, in 172:5, it is said to have consisted of forty-one sail of the line, besides a proportionate number of frigates, galleys, and other smaller craft! This navy was armed with 2,106 guns ...

... ifiled by tie AttonyGerl, in the Court at he ionstance ?? of Customs, to recover penalties roin the defendant, the master of a sailing vessel, for having brought a. cargo of lobsters from tie coast of 'Norivay to Harwich, without reporting himself to the C ...

... COTTON'S WXnS&R.-Arrived, the Tamar, Angel, from Ply- mouth. Dov-'E's WHsARn.-Sailed the steam-packet City of EHam- burigi, Hast, for Newcastle DUBLIN STEAM-'ParCKET W`I5ARF-Sailed, the steam-packet Mersey, Geary, for Yarmouth. GsiF FINs WMIAae'.-Saileki ...