... timber; sailed 7th August, in conmpany with the Nlinerva, of Htull; Hannah, of Shields; and Hop, of Blvl; the latter vessel bore up two days after sailing, having sprung a leak iii lat. 55. 54. Put back the Lucies, Rossiter, fur Baltimore. Sail- ed hit ...

... Antwerp. Sailed- Oio-Da. rara. ' Livkrpool, Jax. 31.—Arrived: Percival, Boston; Colmjt Savannah; Enriqueia, Habana ; Gardvne, Patagonia; J.».» Jamaica; Devonport, New Orleans; Lady of the Lake St. N.H.; Eliza Guthrie, St. John's, N.B. Sailed: Majestic ...

... I'm Nattrs.. Sailed Jas. 10 Thames, ne w British cippnr ship l,20a.. Luchle .. Sailed Feb. '0 Plauet, ditto , ?? . 1,200 Byron Sailed April10 Barwich, ditto ?? I a on F sanklin.. To sail Mtay 20 Sydenham, ditto ?? 1,6.0 Sargent .. To sail ...

... to London. DEVONroat, March 30.—sidon, st.-fr., arrived this morning from Portsmouth, on a cruise to test her engines and sailing qualities. Sir C. Napier, was on board. Tyne, 26, arrived yesterday from Ireland. Arachne. sloop-of-war, was launched this ...

... 17 gnineas- First, 30 guineas to Melb0 1 Ssdney, anl low throuagh ratos to all-other ports. WINEFRED, to sail 25th Jsne. DARLING DOWNS, to sail 25th July. ee These fins Iron Clippers v-ore cons~tructed tor the PA' , trade, wvith lofty and spacious POOPF ...

... *I ; - Y 2- ~ *~ 4id?4?bfWb W? ?? P7W the JWoY ? i ? sail? ?a ? wo?- ? ?? ...

... quarter of a Initeiate tille aulotnwce; Yawnts to sail as Cutters, Cutters allowing to yawls a fourth of their totinage; 10 restrietion as to canvas; Course, fraol DOVER TO BOULOGNE AND BACIL To sail with the usual fittinigs i; ordinary cruising trim ...

... l)utiolo of prelilioni whiief offer ?? of ?? LARGE FORTUNES, JAMES VOLLHENI , of ,'am.burg, is now SELLING TITLES for the saile. Persons denirous to in. terest tilemoelres in this advantageous Atatribotion ?? PrIditto,,, and all partieulur, by , 1 3 a ...

... behalf of the government ea the finansisl questions about to 'be discussed in the chambers. CONST.UNTIOPLE, Friday. The Sultan sailed for Egypt this aftemoon. Before his departure the Porte decided to adfere to its present policy at Suez, and to forbid ofesed ...

... Bay this morn- ing. Several of the vessels which sailed lately have put back, and no sailing, with the exception of the Ellen Vanon, steamer, for Castletown, have been reported. Owing to the gale the sailing of the Paci[ctfor New York, wals deladyed, but ...

... NAVAL. Portsmouth, March J.—at. flagship, was taken Into thi* day. Dragon, s. f., Capt. Ramsay, will sail to-morrow for Cork with m«al. The Sidon's trial again put off till the bth, as she cannot be got ready before that day. The Portland ordered here ...

... VVUVWYmVWWW ?U?U?F3 ? -0 A GUINEA A BOXE BEROUS DISODERS, SUCH AS Sio1? Wea1? ?? aired Liver Complaizit atd Fiernale TlE: SAILE: IS NOW hi ,. I,) 4:] s, fit ,-4 e e, An; ?? For COUGHRS, BRONICHITIS, COLDS, ASTHMA and all CHEST AFFECTIONS. In .J3oxes 9 ...