... tons were steamers, and 666 of 313,887 tons were sailing vessels. As regards steamers, the present return exceeds the average of the preceding eight years by 57 vessels and 124,730 tons; as regards sailing vessels, it is below the average by 169 vessels ...

... CITY NOTES. BIG SAILS AND QUICK, RETURN:S. The sailors' blue riband has just been won by the German ship Pindo of 2,351 tons register, which left Iquique on September 1, and arrived at Dunkirk on November 1 in the record sailing time of sixty-one days ...

... Havre. Trtrehe master, which is reported to have sailed -aom RreLie for Hijrre on the 26th of September. 1839. U-0ila dees. ?? Gum~by. oftleal number 93-9l0, St ee master. whir-b is eported to base sailed fron Teriumulb for G!jon on the 9th of Deceiber ...

... preiy rwed S Bope, ?? and corgo twl atoo - ,ie JanL IL Swedish brigantine Rds, bound from Hartlepi ftr r, ha put in here witt sails spfltta , a a French brig Felix Theodore, as Louis du one Crew r V has snstsined d In the k Danhsh brianf Jobne, bond from ...

... bourne-grove, LONDON, (All Prograwmma itent Galat,0 p. & 0. COMPANY'S INDI.4, MAIL SERVICEF. CHINA, & AUSTRALIA. p. & 0. FREQUENT SAIL- INGS to GIBRALTAR, MARSEILLk.S MALTA, EGYPT ADF N, BOMBAY, BURRACHEE, CALCLUTT, CEYLON STRAITS, CHINA JAPAN, AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA ...

... Thin llystesry suriirournding the ?? ou Wal- flir Bero11i if tl e French schooner Pilot', appar- ently' Undarntgecl, witi her sails set, and a light shiowinil, atid no trace of tier crew, is cleared tip by a Calais teligram, which states that yesterday sliveil ...

... to1130f.; Southern 4f., to 1351f.; Western Sf., to ll10f.; Norsherrn rose 101., to 2465f.; Orleas 2f., tO 1812.; Austrian sails declined if7 to 696L ; Lombards If., to 151;.; Xorth of Spain ares were unaltered at 240f.-; Bonds lost S0c. at 296S50 Sarsgners ...

... is reported bu have sailed from Shielde for Saudefjord an the 4th of December, 122, and was spoken on the 29th of Decenbter, 1899. near Lindernes, and the Graacsirom. of Hacesund. ILundeguard aster, whith 's reportd to lswT sailed fronn lurien for Queeastowo ...

... Cannon-street Hotel, on Tuesday, Mlay 29. Lord Salisbury will be the guest of the evening. Ladv Susan Gordon-Gilmour is about to sail for Australia to visit her brother, Earl Beauchamp, Governor of New South Wales. Lord and Lady Balcarres left London last evening ...

... -oarzaa,, B.-uasit- r ittfta.fs~n'r C-hCaznhert'-ans WhatI; ! Jonct~.a, Anto-,; Pan. kneser'-p; R-Lgc'rtlje;- sa - LONDON SAILINGS -(Te'egraitthid from CrareacLad) Lea 1 Raiders, ~Dun lucIk: lt.-J .LlsACn,-d. 1'wnin tbe-t- Leoana, S. Eli~ine; .T ruent ...

... Xanilia, Itowed In here ' ms ilk a & i. nte June 26. Stam 4 wsmioY Put in Saturd v errninig with captein aRck. co~aed. and sailed in choarge aw, chiewf ele-ai June 26. French stea~er Amnerique put 'a here with machinery out ?? order, anal abortof prA so ...

... li CHRIST CHURCH, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE-ROAD.-Rev. F. B. MEYER, B.A. 11 and 6.30; P.S.A. (men only), 3.30 BELLE STEAMR rm~E SAILINGS THIS DAY (qt, 9.15.-To SOUTHEWD WAL atQNrav) TON (FELIWALTONi qnCaC) River Pirs reanging atfrlo 'callin Walton 4,3, Soahn1 ...