... which werte appended, on each side, sails like thoseof windmills. Before and behind, the car, or chair, were two machines like. hipi' poops. i'hc secret of M. Euiriot was that those fiaps, paddles, or windmill sails, would act against the currents. What ...

... and has since sailed to join the combined flect. ] It is intpossible to giva you an estimate of the various feelings ?? prevailed atnonk tie stilaty hutndred spectators, great part Inaval, at time sight ofthc tri-coloured flag sailing in unisoit with ...

... the Captain of a vessel called the Richard. In the month of June last he got some repairs made in the sails of the vessel, by Mr. Henry Clark, sail- maker, of Hull, and for those repairs he paid the sum of £1 2s 2d; but on the 7th July, he presented an ...

... advance 45 guilders to pay his - It passage and 60 more to provide an outfit, stating o g that he should sail for America the next day. Be- If fore sailing, however, he was made drunk by Ant- a ,) weller, who, in connexion with, Kuyzer, defrauded a him to ...

... emergency-namely, that an inquiry has been sent to this and other ports to ascertain how early six sail- of-the-line could be at Spithead ready for sailing orders. It is also certain that the experimental brigs will not be commissioned until the matters ...

... 45 guilders to pay2s hi *d passagoe and 50 more to provide an outfit, stating 0 id that he should sail for Amaerica the next day. Be- el sf fore sailing, however, he was made drunk by Ant- as In weller; who, in connexion with Kuyzer, defrauded 1 n him ...

... was inflicted there is no s. evidence before the jury to show. y MELANCHOLY CATASTRaOPH ON TiHE SHANNON.- a Wednesday last a sail-boat left Williamstown quay, - at the opposite side of the river, for Dromineer, at f the Nenagh side. There were nine passengers ...

... artillery were not, at the period of receiving it, embarked, lie shiould sail witheut lithem. Tn cotiseqiuence of tire ?? state rf tbe wea- ther, tile Audaclious; in whichi he sailed, was kept heating abnhut it tr Chalirtlel ; Tiut at Ietrgt, o06 the ith ...

... Warspite (about half passage over) with 056 sail of transports, bavihg 6000 troops on board from Bourdeaux, bound to the Chesapeake. The Russian fleet, with the Emperor Alex- ander's guards on board,sailed on Wednesday from Deal for Petersburgir. The ...

... and while the boat was coming up the freach one of the men vent aloft to reef the gatfftop- sail, and while lie was doing so it squall of wind cauht the sail, and the top weight of the man caused the frail bark to capsize, and the whole party were immersed ...

... and while the boat was coming up the reach one of the men went aloft to reef the gaff top- sail, and while he was doing so it squall of wind caught the sail, and the top weight of the man caused the frail bark to capsize, and the whole party were immersed ...

... Inniskilien regitrient of Dra- gosirs from tire Barracks at York; and to sail from thenice as soon as the wihole are orr board to joia tie general con- voy of the tlrird ?? now preparing to sail from this cotrntry.-lt is but justice to the German Legion to rob- ...