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... SAILING . Tim Annual SilVer Cup and Cosier, given bil i te Proprietors of Vauxhall Gardens, to he sailed for by Gentlemen's Pleasure Boats, took place yesterday. The day was very propitious fur the occasion—the whole face of the Thames was completely ...
... SAdILING 'MATdT. Yesteer eVing, a:sitvei cup -arnd cover; the kan- aual gift 'of the 'Vioprietors of Vauxhall Ga'rdens .wa sailed for by the follwing five Gentlemen's pileasure boats ,* ' ' The Caroline, - C-.G. IY NN, Es. TheDiaphne, - I. EIN q W .. Lo ...
... they made sail; Sound round Penl with a fine wind at 3I.TSMOUTH, Jan. ite, from the on a cruize off Hi i-\L, Jan. 27. the Mediator at yvird.—Remain ir a* per last.-r-Sa: gate Pier, lari red by one our imiral Tho«n»o the Eaglt, of liniral.Sir John ■ shortly ...
... The Top Sails one man at each lower yard arm. And the Top-gallant by one man or boy, at each tep-sail yard arm. These Sails enable Ship to reef in a few minutes when on a lee shore, in stonny weather, when it may be necessary reduce ihe sails, at the ...
... view, to the Merchant and' Seaman. Time Sails will enable Sh ips to mike quicker voyages, more sail can he carried with greater safety the Ship, Masts, and Yards, Bcc. by day and night, than with the common Sails, as they can he reefed or furled in a tew ...
... Staff-AlL:els, attached to the :Above, sailed ens al-ern ion front the Downs, to the eastward.—Wind S.W. The West•lndia Fleet, consisting of 47 sail, under cmvnv of His Majesty's ships sr.!, and ;Vol. r , i sailed from Cork har:.our on Monday ev .nitig ...
... SAIL lAG MATCH. Southampton, Juke 29.— This day a sailing match took pjace between eight young owners of pleasure boats. Four prizes were announced (being a subscription by the ownert) and great judgment and exertion were used.— They started at eleven ...
... BRIGIIMA, Sail.. S. A large party was formed to go on board the Ceres sloop of war t 1 is morning, but the weather proving wet and stormy, they did not venture. There were several iinners given yestercliv. Csavett. and \lr. G. a dinner and ball. 1 rut' ...
... VAUXH ALL SAILING MATCH. Yesterday afternoon .the Annual Cup and Cover, given by the Proprietors of Vauxhall Gardens, was sailed for by the following Gentlemen's Sailing Boats, namely : — Daphne, Captain J. Unwin, of London, four tons. C.rolme, Capt. ...
... the Topgallant Sails in one minute, from the deck. The superiority of these Sails is evident to experienced Seamen, they qre stronger than the common ones, and lighter, from being free from the lumber and Wight the points, &c. These Sails to seen on board ...
... Warranted to Sail with First Convoy, Direct for GIBRALTAR, Constant Trader, >s|Bt.HE SPEEDWELL, A. i. John Findlay, «HSBIb Master, lying Iron-Gate; burthen 130 tons; has part her cargo engaged. For Freight or Pasiagc apply to K-COOKES and JACKSON, Skip ...
... sailed with the unfortunate East India convoy ; ...