... proceeded on the let instant with a lair wind. which still continues, and enables the later arrivals from that quarter to sail as fast as c:eand. The ships which arrived from the Baltic, tip to yesterday. all proceeded on their voyages, but those since ...

... Ivanhoe. flolland, from Po I hely, with ballast. • Sailed, thr Cambria, Thomas! Britannia, Jones; Hope. Hughes t and Peres , Lewis, kir Liverpool, with bark oak pole.: Matt, Frans: for Rtmcorn ; Sail'.. Morgan.: Eleaaor, WlLjgm. 4 Boos Leon Foie% mit ...

... main-ysrd and leaky on the nth inst. her repairs will be completed this day and as the wind has set in front the S E. she will sail the next tide, or early to morrow morning. The saluhrious and attractive situation of Aberystsigh, combined with its hold and ...

... not that she actually had 3R guns mounted, hut that she was expiable of catrying them, and was to have them on board at her sailing, together with warlike stores in proportion. He stated further, that the same authority informed him that the vessel was to ...

... of being tried by a court martial for disobedience oeorders, and consequently losing the fleet, for I had ordered lumnot to sail, nor to engage the English, determined to destroy himself, and accordingly took his plates of the heart and compared them with ...

... pulacre, sailed from La Guayra on Thursday morning, to reinforce the blockading squadron off Puerto Cabello. Should this intelligence be correct, we consider it strange that the sqoadron did not arrive off Puerto Cabello previous to the sailing of the Venus ...

... five (Aber membets of the Caltinet, who continued in deliberation till past three o'clock. Baron de Fothschild. of Paris, sailed from on Friday for Petersburgh, in the yacht of Sr William Curtis. hare just heard. from what we deem an unquesti.inahle that ...

... Hon. the Lord Provost has received a latter from high ' authority. intimating that his MAjcsty has positively resolved to 'sail Scotland this and that be be expected to reach Edinburgh on or about the of August neat. The Deputy Keeper of Holy. House nars ...

... EIRTICUL4RS OF 7:yII 1,048 OF krs smr The Drake sailed from Halifax on Thursday morning. *nth—, fur St. John's the weather being uncommonly fine, and the wind favourable, she continued to steer a direct course for Cape Race. On Sunday it came on extremely ...

... for Cork; Citrom, London, fur I. •erpoot ; I win, li•Cari v, from liotorde.:‘, for Dob'ir, a jib , aiO., &c. mad a num- Ler Sailed, the Gr'irge..norcour Cutter, for Swan ...

... burnt that which had taken refuge there. Having observed that an armed Greek cutter, detached from :he Greek naval force, sailed directly towards him. ~e at first stood off to sea; but his fears being dispelled, he afte ards held the same course as the ...

... from New. town, in North Wales, to Bnilth, in South Wales, (by the watering plae.: Llaadrindod) is about 3o miles, thirteen sails of which, viz. from Newtown to flan. Lister, the road is good. but Irons thence to Llanbadarrsraw, a distance of only about ...