... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... society return their most sincere thanks. PIER HEAD, DUBLIN. IJULYr 20.-Arrived, Commerce, steamer, Liverpool; ! six colliers. t Sailed, Britannia, steamer, Belfast; Nottingham, Bir- mningham, and Leeds, steamers, Liverpool ; Industry, Ste- phens, Quebec, ballast ...

... Mr. Hunt's person. They traced him to Dieppe, where they found him in a diligence, going to start for Havre, front thence to sail for America, It was dark, and they could only dietingtis~h him by the assistance of a lidhted lantern. He denied his name was ...

... Arrived freo s Liverpool St. Ubes Sailed Jibr Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool - Ditto Arrived Jfom Wexford Liverpool Sailed fer Liverpool London Arrived from Liverpool Liverpool ?? Sailed O~r Liverpool 'Newport Gloucester Wexford ...

... kind of deck raised on a level with the quarter deck. One of the sails was flapping backward and forward, and a rope attached to it swinging about, which caught him under t ie arm, and the sail giving a suddeu flap, it-launched him right into the sea; his ...

... pIlage, which was effected without reluctance, the daughtir of the ex-governor fell under the balls of the Eng- lish. Whilst I sailed along the coast to the establishments of the \ote d'r, I was astonished not to see any of the na- tive boatzowhich usually ...

... are 15 other vessels to sail d from this port for British America and the United States, e in a few days, and which will no doubt be filled, as the ap- g plioanta daily seeking berths are most numerous. The n Dolphin has sailed for New York with 05 passengers ...

... Davis, Newport. iron, eight colliers. Sailed, Shannon, steamer, London; Britainnia and Ballin- asloe, steamers, Liverpool. OCT. ILI.-Arrived, Hibernia, LiD'ey, and Nottingham, steamers, Liverpool; six colliers. Sailed, Nancy, Way, London, general cargo; ...

... beaevolenoe of their eloquent advocutes _ . SHIP NEWS. Loss o0 THBE IsAELLA.-We regret to state that the Isa- bella,, which sailed frorn thia port in the month of June last, with a cargo of marble and sawpe passengers, bound for St. John'e, was lost on ...