... bradieb w*ith which 'she Sheeted off, making all Sail posaible to get ie'ar ' The Jenny reached the dylaianda f onier 6th, and sail.. CO ted fromtene the lt,2;2d Nrvebr ir tcompanie WI sehe- co, eal sail, of Spa.sh shipsi bound for Cadiz andhe brig Pa-: ...

... for the Baltic are to sail for the Nore and Huumber iminediately; but that the subsequent .coavoy is to sail on the -5th of March, and every fortnight to the lst of November; From Leith and Long Hopesthe firt 'convoy is to, sail on the 20th .of April ...

... Egeria sloop of war proceeded on her cruise sailed yesterday, the Diadem, 64,- from Aberlady Bay, and the- Leopard, 50, from The . Roads, foib Portsm outh; the, Rifleman slhr~ of war, with a convoy of 15 sail, for Cottenburgh; ard'the E~liza tender for'the ...

... Adams, from Miramicbi; sailed theuce. 2Sth October 1817.-a Ieft 1o-din* the Prince George, Duncanson, for Grange- mouth, to clear rinsc day; the' Sussex, Chstts'lm, and Hero; 2 I Potter, for Port-Glasgow,- nearly Ioaded, tn:n sail in ?? days; the Bredalbptne ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... -'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 ...

... and Regalia, transports; end Agnes, loaded and ready to sail for London. The.Spike, Quinron, had arrived and sailed for Bengal; and the Governor Raffles had arrivedffrom Batavia, and had sailed again for the same place. ...

... Andcirson, as ag-.It, Si OFn0 oh ship Kinloch, Captain Mills, valued at . :3ao', fr's:. London to Dundee, rrpotod to have sailed on the 25~.11 Alt. The vesscl is of very supericr cinstFuct-on in evtro respect and is supposed ,has taken refuge in the Hambtr ...

... during thle most tempestuous wea- her tler, having sailed from Helvoetsluvs on the 28th- it, January. Captain NLI'Donald brings no accounts es of any other vessels. ,s;, The brig Gleaner, Cadenhead, which sailed - in the end of January, from London to Leith ...

... l3roni e, for Amsterdam. Came doinm from the Uiver and sailed, the- Lord Nelon, Gardner, for St. Vincents; Prince ILegent, 13arber, for Gibraltar; and several more, particulars unknown. Sailed the whole of the ileetthat carnesnut of Ramsgateyesterday ...

... Lisbon. The'Marchioness of Salis- bury packet arrived on the 26th at ditto, from Falmouth, in IS days, and sailed on 27th for the Si Brazils.v 'The sailing of the Hecla. and Griper,' from Deptford for Davis's Straits, is expected to take g place on Wednesday ...