... and 48 par cent. of the losses of sailing vessels. The next most frequent termination of a vesasel's career is by condemnation. diemantling, &c. 25& per cent. of the steamers, and nearly 18 per cent. of the sailing vessels, removed from the merohant ...

... and self.righting types, were laid iu the suef, and the former got away immediately. The old Lowestoft bont afterwards ran up sail and stood out to sea. Owing to the lightness of the eeas the remaining boats could not follow her at onme, but in about nine ...

... 000 tons, and sailing vessels about 220,000 tons. There were building in onr yards on the 3Ist ult., steamers to the extent of 595,50S tons, and sailing vessels 19S,405 tons, as compared with 620,421 tong steamers and 113,596 tone sailing ships at the ...

... of last month (accord- ing to returns compiled by Lloyd's Register of Shipping) ste'mors of a total of 631,222 tons, and sailing vessels of 147,240tons. There were preparing for bailding at the same time, steamers of 92,961 tons and eailing vossels of ...

... late of the sailing cruiser Rose, for service na tender to the Hotspur, battleship, const- guard ship for the Hlarwich district. The Wrangler has had a thorough overhaul and repair and has passed out of the dockyard hands. No new sailing cruisers are ...

... therefore sailed, the course after the Bell Bioy was reached Aone, be; rival withdrawing from the race at that stage, and tba-first-nauned was declared thewinori i of the prize (X5)j. She shipped a lot of water ost- side and was remarkably well sailed throughout ...

... Starting on Saturday at 11.15 and 11.30 respectively, two more. matches in connection with the Orwell Corinthian Yacht Club were sailed. The race for Una boats was contested by the Puritan (E., Packard, jun.), Vigia (G. F. Joeselvn)', Wenonab (F. and H. Mason) ...

... for presentation to Capt. Jorgensen, who recently sailed from London to Melbourne in hiti patent liebout Storm King. The Bullfrog, four gans, composite gunboat, Lieut. Coinmpuder A. T. Target, sailed from Sheernese on Men-'ay for tbe North Sea to join ...

... missing. She sailed in command of Capt. Parsons from Y Ore Creek, Favereham, on the 8th of lest March, for Burryport, laden with a cargo of coals. g The opening matches of the season in oonnection with 0 the Orwell Corinthian Yacht Club were sailed on Mon. ...

... dli. appeared in the raging sea. The ship settled deeper in the send, tibe waves buffeted it with fury. the wind drove tho sails and. cordage about in wili clttnour, while the anprentics clung to the rigging. dripoing and shivering, fearful every moment ...

... morning diel rinI, not arrive until latet in the day. ed. The Scitcl a et have all departed for borne, moot of ck. them sailing on the 30th nlt. 'ne Capttin Flick has been appointel by the Trinity As House CommiesiOnners a Suh-commissioner of Pilotage ...

... e as I saw the .oolour of the light 'Lalso saw the ship's sails. And then you found youbad been-porting into a green Ilight ?-Yes. Witness continuing, said -that the steamer struok the sailing vessel on the etarboaril quarter, and by that time ber speed ...