... NkWS. DXAL, MAY 17-Sailed yesterday, the Stag, for the North Sea; and to-day the Jason, French frigate, for the same destination.- Arrived the Snake and Satellite, 8loops of war, from a cruise to the westward; the former will sail again early to-morrow ...

... D~OVaE, JAN. 19.-The Benevolent transport, KtZ. with troops for France, in sailing out of the Isarbour on Saturday, struck on the bar, but has since got off and sailed for France. Sailed on Saturday, the Dover, with the mail for Calsis, and the Sid- mouth withs ...

... seitit damnge to sails, ?? having sprutstg a Iical, and has boeos laid otl lhore in the blurbattr. D IRTaNsroWac, JUNE 10.-Wittdl N.W.W,-Arrivod tita Ganratlet from Demoerarn for Workingtot. WArEtFOttD, Jup-E 10-Wind E.S.E. to ?? Sailed tite Swatn for QU0ebec ...

... 6d. damages and 6d. costs. SHIP NEWS. DEAL, AuG. 14.-Came down from the River last evening, and sailed, the Tontine, Turley, for Philadelphia; also sailed, the Symmetry, Jay, for Genoa, &c.; Cambrian, Brownrigg, for the Cape of Good Hope; Rose, Henderson ...

... 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 ...

... BRAZILS The Antelope, Captain O'Brien, which sailed from Rio Janeiro on the 26th August, arrived at Liverpool yesterday evening. She, likewise, brings news from Bahia to the Oth September. The mail boat from Monte Video had arrived at Rio with much later ...

... -~ss. I EXCHANGES, 7. I £. ...

... was quite competent to prove the practice of sailing vessels.- Objection repelled. The examination-was then resumed. In the case of vessels meeting, the one with the wind' always gave way to the one sailing on the wind-that is a uniform practice. Cross ...

... released the crew, and discovered that the decks had been cleared of every portable article, including sails, old can- vass and spunyarn, all the studding sail baulyards, tacks, spare lines, compass, binnacle cover, all the ropes off deck, a half cask of beef ...

... 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 ...

... -'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 ...

... a'top s'ail, sbid a makin royal for a top-gallant sail, with a sky I -sail for airoyal., We bad a Main stay Sail; we hid a main lop mait for a Wizen mitst, with a faretop gallant mast for a mraen, top mast, a toretop sail yard for a cross ...