... REG-ATT'k AlD SAILING MATCH. CowES, JULTY 95.The 'Isle of Wight Regatta (which increases in splendouf and attraction every year) commenced of Thlfad y, by the Pfocession arid Re- view of ?? Vessels. Nine of them started for three Prizes, sailing three heats ...

... Members of the Cumber- land Society to say, that it was not owing to the largeness ?? of the sails that the Mercury wvon the Cup, but by her supe. rior sailing, a. every boat that started had propoqtionable mainsail, foresail and jib, and it aVsS the ...

... lvavinei under prgteclion the vess.el ?? of Britain and frel:Ind, miientioned in the Marine List' ia The fleet, numbeiing 9z sail, sailed from Portsmouth Sl on thle 23d of April, under ?? of the ' sia, La e Pique frigate, of 36 guns, the Hon. Captain Maitland ...

... in the 'morning, they set sail aild maniiuvred to reach Verdon.' M. Dubourg, c'ommandeI': of the corvette Le Pluviei, then 'went in his boat on board the frigate having the Commodore's pendant. Soon after the two figates sailed' towards the Teaser'and Pluviei; ...

... bousehold. The Cumberland Sailing Society, instituted by the. late Duke of'Cuinberland, have this year evinced a spi- rit worthy of their late Royal Patron :-They have i subscribed for three elega~nt Silver Cups and Cove'r&, to be sailed for by Pleasure-boats ...

... in the isost flat- tering terms in respect to our riation. The Fiefidship, of Zierickiee, with a cargo of figs and fruit, sailed on 3ist Olober from Faro ; suet the same day an armed schooner, uhder Turkish flags, which fired a shoti and then sent a ...

... particular, at one. time, nearly blocked up the street. SHI-P AIf N'1S. DEAL, JAN. 2o.-Arrived, and sailed rr the River, the Forbes, Scarlet, front Bengal. Sailed the brig- Maria, for Lon- don. Remain his Majesty's ship Bombay, and Argu, D.al pilot cutter. ...

... Stetten, and the different mouths of the Elbe, . d fr6m thence bring provisions, may noiv sail. Nevertheless, edthe proprietocs of these vessels must, before sailing, be provid- ed with a passport or permission from the authority' of the f place from which ...

... Indiamenr about the z6th May parted company from the convoy, owing to stress of weather, having blown away most of her sails ; other sails were then bent, but the weather continued verysqually, with a heavy sea. On the 27th, about 7 A. as. the land was discovered ...

... Denual and China; to be afloat i2th Dec.; to sail to Gravesend the 27th; to stav there 30 days; and to he in the Downs Feb. 2, 1819. Rosa and Minerva, for Bladras and Bengal; to he afloat '25th Jan.; sail to Gravesend 9th Feb.; to stay there 30 days; ...

... anchored at Port Royal this B forenoon. They sailed from the Cove of Cork on 7th p September, arrived at- Madeira on z2d, and sailed c again on 30oh; arrived at- Barbadoes on 27th ult. from c wlhene they sailed the same day, and arrived at St. , Thomas on ...

... Itut'er ConVf3 -if the Myrtle; suppostig then to be a iid, o ade sail. At one o clock, Is. discovered two snraige saild apuarently' ships. cl war. At Yalf past two r. M hove to, and bhe two sail proved to'be tW o Frcuch frigates; they hdistedItitglishl. colou ...