... occurred. A large ship, near Greenwich, broke its mooring about six o'clock, and drifting with the gale, came broadside on to a sailing barge, nearly capsizing it. It was secured about forty yards off the shore before doing more damage. ...

... Captain Halliday, which sailed from Islay, on the west coast of South America, on the 26th September, we have intelligence of the loss at sea of the Swedish barque Constautia, and the death of her captain. The Constantia sailed from Glasgow some time ago ...

... world-famous steamer now receiving R through refit at LivOrp roll isappinted to sail for Now York from that port o te;-2tb March. She will leave New York for Brest on ?? April, aed sail between France, and the Ulited States during the continuance of the Paris ...

... in the dwelling-house of James Socothmer, in St. Georg,'s, Sonthwark. Nothing was known against hbs prisoner. When he was sailed upon he said he had not broken into the house, but being out of work and without money, and finding the street door open, ...

... Audrew, l'ying at anchor near 0 rmshead. on board the stea tug and treated with the utmoru niditS. - nlbtse94edtly the tug sailed-for Liverpool, and landed ?? half-past six, at the 'Prnc'sLanding-stage. WiQnderstand the St. George #i'4 owned by a firm ...

... between fifty and sixty in a short period. By this time other fvessels -were ashore, and by two o'clock four ships, with their sails all blowu to streamers, were grinding themselves to powder, and bumping and beatin against seach other. and the pier sides ...

... The Huron, from Cardenas for New York. wes totally wrecked on the Srd instant on Long Island. The .William Fenwiok, which sailed on Saturday for dt. John's, took the Little Burbo Bank the same day, but got off and returned back -to portlast night. The ...

... I would do yesterday ? ,You told me that if you caught me there again you would punish me. a Well. Hold on, father, sail the little reprobate, who knew if he could make his father laugh the matter would be all right; You didn't catch me there ...

... boat-afterhaving placed one of their crew on board the galliot-and exhibited a lantern so that they might be seen, when one of the sails of the smack gave way, and the force of the wind caused her to dart off to some distance. In vain she put about and searched ...

... intimate friends-his mystifying of Ir. Gosford-all is consistent. Everythinm tbat has tran- pired from the time Sir Roger sailed for Sydney up to the present boor is confirmatory of his character. Iu one word, had he not so acted he would not have been ...

... and his brother was mate. When we were making ready to sail, we found that the mate knew nothing of his duty; he could not name the ropes, and we tried to obtain our discharge, but could not. We sailed on Friday, the 14th Decem- ber, ha'ving provisions for ...

... -should. have sprang such a seriots l leak on the very daywhen the boats were prepared for . sea, and immediately after the last sail for the long boat y had been finished. to When the learned judge bad concluded all the pri- it soners, who h ad been seated ...