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... SAILING OF THE EXPEDITION TO THE B UPIRA 7TEAS. After a great many doubts and vacillations, induced by the changoin the Government, and the uncertain state Uf affairs, this interesting and important expedition is finally on the eve of departing. At one ...
... to be sailed for in honour of theroccasion, his Majesty, since his acces- 5 slon to the Throne, having been pleased to continue his patronage towards It, which he had bestowed when Duke of Clarence. Five of the principsl boats were entered to sail, and ...
... SAILING OF THE STEAM-SHIP LIVER- PQQL PFOB RAW YORK, , ?? ?? LLiVAiRPOOL, SATURUAY- According to apointmont, thib splendid reasel left this rt this alternoon about three o'clock, on ber third voyake to New York, amidst-the cheers of the assembled thousands ...
... ,SAILING OF TftB SmAmsHIP LIVER- I POOL FOR FEW YORK. This beautiful vessel proceeded on her fourth voyage to New York yesterday at noon, with her fell nmuber of ps- *engers na as many light goods as she could convenlently carry. The interest excited ...
... _I is . .. . ?? . I On Wednesday, the annual above-bridge sailing-match of this club took place, and drew a. considerable attends ance on the river. It was a day admirably caltulated for sailing, and one equally propitious for general company. The contest ...
... officer of the Blarham particularises the Su- periority of that ship's sailing qualities over the Vernon t upon the last trial:- SAWu11AY, Nov. 28.-Wind abeam, all sail set, rate of sailing from five and a-half to seven knots, length of trial fivis hoirs distance ...
... any after-sail to bring the ships to; as in these (lays of economy we are obliged to wear sails till they are rotten and can't be trusted. Barham was forty minutes without a mizen topsail ; it was now blowing very strong ; directly the nea sail ?? bent ...
... Teii o'clock a.in. Wind S.E. Set fore, tr-sail, and jib. ILat. 40 13, lobg. 70 10. Distance 178 miles. After- noon calm. All sail handed. 124 rev. Aug. 3. -- Fin morning. Wind E., calm. Light floating clouds. No sail set. ]2.21>Tev. Lat. 40 48, long. 6; 35 ...
... homeward voyage. The following are extracts:- A few vessels have yet to sail, but the season of business may be considered closed. The arrivals have exceeded by nearly fifty sail the total of last year. Two causes operated against a further increase-the ...
... Vlideo on the 13th. The Thetis sailed fron Buenos Avres for Valparaiso, 27th Sep- temnber. The Reynard arrivej at G ibraltar from Malta I Oth Decemlber, and sailed for Cadiz and Faimpouth 12th flitto. The Arat!dne sailed from Havannah for Jamirtica 11th ...
... His Ma- jestp's ship Aracine ajlived here from Plyrnouth on the 22d Nxvember, And sailed the 5th ,f December for Babadoes; the Ariadne ol the 25th of Ne'ember, and sailed 1st December for B-.rhadoes ; Gul nubine on the 27th Nuvember, from St. Jago de Cuha ...
... The policy was dated on the 4th of May, 1826, and the vessel was to sail to Buenos Ayres; but if that place should be block- aded, it was to proceed to Monte Video. The ship sailed direct to Buenos Aytes, and at the entrance of that port the Captain ...