... SAILINGS OF STEAMERS. To lao' GeiToN . Cabe.r jSteela' Aberdeen, ad, ti am.; 6th, 9 am.; 10th, 13th, 17th, 6 a.m.; s0th, 8 am.; 24th, 27th, ti a.m. Leaves do., 3d, 6th, 10 p.m.; 10th,i 12 night; 14th, 2 a.m.; 18th, 5 am.; 20th,l 6 0 9 p.m.; 24th, 27th ...

... SAILINGS OF STEAMERS. ?? GrANov-. Cabin Steers TO s.d. d Aberdeen, 3d, 6 am.; 6th, 9 amn.; 10th 13th lthb, 6 a.m.; 20th, 8 am.; 24th, 27th, sm. Leaves do., 3d, 6th, 10 p.m.; 10th,l 12 night*; 14th, 2 am.; 18th, 5 ar.m- 20th, 30 9 p.m.; 24th, 27th, 12 ...

... SAILINGS OF STEAMERS. Faox GRANTOn. Cabin Steer TO ?? W Aberdeen, Sd, 6 am.; 6th, 9 am.; 10th, 13th,C 17th, 6 am.- 20thj, 8 am.-, 24tb, 27th,a am. Leaves do., 3d, 6th, 10 p.n.; 10th,l 12 night; 14th, 2 a.m.; 18th, 5 a.m.; 20th, 3 9 p.m.; 24th, 27th, 12 ...

... By the courtesy of the publishers, Messrs I .o Chatto & Windus, we have been favoured with E a, an early proof of The Sailing of the Swallow, V ilX a poem by Mr Swinburne, which is to appear in T !r the March number of the Gentleman's Mfgazine. ' ...

... SAILINGS OF STEAM3RS. Fuaoi GUAXTON. TO Aberdeen, every Monday, Tuesday, and Friday morning - ' ' Alloe, 7th inst., 7 anm.; 8th inst., 8 anm.; 10th and 11th inst., 10 a.m.; 12th andl3thInst., 10.30 a.m. ; 14th inst., 11; 1ith inst., 12 Banff (ILverness ...

... SAILINGS OF STEAMERS. ToFioat GuANTros. Cabin. Steeraga Aberdeen, 3d, 6 a.m.; 6th, 9 a m.; lOth, 13th,! . e 17th, 6 an,; .0th, 8 am.: 24th. 27th., a a~m. Leaves do., id, 6th, io pr.-i. 10th ?? 12 night; 14th, 2 am.; 18th, 6 a.m.; 29th, 9 p.m.; *24th, ...

... SAILINGS OF STEAM2RS. Fnouo GnNTo:. I Cabin TO j$ sd. Aberdeen, Sd, 6 am. ; th, 9a nam.; 10tb, 13th,! 17th, 6 a.-u; 20tb, 8 anm.; 24th, 27th, 6i a.m. Leaves do.; 3d, 6th, 10 p.m.; 10th, 12 night; 14th, 2 a.m.; lSth, 5 a.m. 20th, 9 p.m.; 24th, 27th, 12 ...

... GARELOCI SAILINGS. To the Edtor of tke Glasgow Herald. Si ,-The Edinburgh and Glasgow is, or, which is the same thing, professes to be a very enterprising railway company, having the interests of the public and traders very much at heart, and moat ...

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... SAILING OF THE VICEROY. (From the Belfast Chronicle.) At a quarter to ten on Saturday morning the Viceroy sailed from Galway. The express sent out by Fisher & Co., of Dublin, to America, left London, at 20 minutes past nine on Friday morning, and reached ...

... advance4 the signal was Made for the Irish sqriadroit to mcake all sail in linr a-breast ; at this time It was blowing a fresh breeze, and the vesselo were in a moment urnder all possible sail before the wind, until they came off the Calf. of Alan, when they ...