... FOREIGN SAILED. For Hamhro', Shamrock, Dibit! HoPnong, Kalprrt J Vruderlicke Harmouie, Brongburti; Primrota, Skinmllt. For Fittou, Matilda ft Snran, Fox ; Aan, Mulberry. Foe Dantsig, Freuadacbafl. Birr. For Elsinore, Abb* Calk*. rinty tilcckrr. For tlarli*g«* ...

... 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 ...

... COASTERS SAILED For Yant.outh, William, Dickenson. For Sherrinuham, Prince Adventure, Durant. For Richard June, Reed, for Wiehech, John 'Mary, Hinder. For 7.yea, Susannah, Hill. Tor Wlulhy, Hibherls, Smales. Fur Sunderland, h rd, Whealbill. For Dundee ...

... NEW ARRANGEMENTS OF SAILING From Edinburgh to Aberdeen and Inverness THE Steam-Ship SOVEREIGN continues to leave Ghanton Pier every Monday Afternoon, at Three o’clock, direct for Banff, Lossiemouth, Burghead, Findhorn, Cromarty, and Inver gordon; and ...

... under all plain sail and all port studding-sails. During forenoon Frolic carried away the goose-necks of two lower studding-sail booms, and carried away one fore top-most studding-sail boom ; Pilot always putting herself under the came sail ...

... 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 ...

... le August 10tte, 1S46. le CLOSE HAULED, Under double reefed topsails and coursces, top gallant sails, jib acid spaicker. Ilibernia ns mizen top gallant e sail. Wind frscn N.E. by NL. to N~.E. Rate of sailillli, S, six to eight knots. Angle of inclination ...

... CHARGE AGAINST A SHIPOWNER FOR ALLOWING A VESSEL TO SAIL WITHOUT A SURGEON. On Saturday a case of some interest was heard be- fore Mr. Rushton and Mr. W. Rathbone, at the police court, Liverpool. It was an information against Mr. Hugh Dixon, a shipowner ...

... FOR OSTKNI). The A. I. Schooner HALO. Owfv. Master; Will take in such Goods may offer, and sail in about Tm Days. Apply JOHN HAL!., Hull.' Apr,ll. I*2*. No. 5. North End. tynt. hain works. 1 YZ\UK. AM) CO. Manufacturers Cham Cahlr*. Anchor*, fir. I.ow ...

... For QUEBEC MONTREAL, Divert, he Ship PROPITIOUS, WM. CLOUGH, Master, Admeasures 216 Tons, —Stands A. I, Will sail on or before Ist of April; warranted to ro North about. MIDDLETONS MILLS; WHO HAVE FOE SALE, Quebec OAK TIMBER } Ditto landing from the Oitto ...

... r-j-. For lIAMBRO', ' The fine A. 1. Veetel, HObK- P.U >, JOHN HARBOTTI.E, Matter! Succeeds the Shipwright, which sailed yestcidr.y, and will speedily follow. J. SOUTHERN RADFORD & BROTHER. Hull, July 20th, 1815. ...