... three, for twelve ctamps. AUSTRALIA.- CHANCELLOR. -THITE STAR LINE OF BRIJIISH AND AUSTRALIAN VS EX-ROYAL MAIL PACKETS SAILING BETWERI LIVERPOOL AND MELBOURNE, ON THE 20Tl AND 2TrE OF EVERY MONTH, PUNCTUALLY AT NOON. PASSAGE MONEY £14 AND UPWARDS. Ship ...

... beyond the day of sailing, appealed to the mayor, with Lieutenant Lynch as their advocate. The decision was that the ship-agent should pay for the maintenance of each passenger detained beyond the day specified in their certificates for sailing. If the rule ...

... A An expedition is now fittiirg ont to sail to the Southern Ocean. visiting some almost unknown and very interesting Islands. Good sport can be had. The vessel has accommodation for four passengees. Will sail about the in idle of April. A most enjoyable ...

... ZRa.L&ND, AMBRICA. BDRITISH COLUMBIA, 21t, sallingr Dec.10th; Australia, 14t, sailing Nov. 20th, 25th, and Dec. 6th; Queensland lt, sailing Dee. lst; Now Zealad 151., sailing Nor. 20th and D.c. 3th; Canada, 4 1Os.; New York, from Liverpool, St 2. Sd6L ...

... andl Others U every alterate WedntsdaY; and by the firs,-lass faqt sailing shlp Cullodsn, on the fth of April, to be followed by other ships of the Liverpool and Quebec Line, sailing weekly during tle season. Also, by ealing shlie from London, Pymenith ...

... Sydney Agr Al 10 yrn 1700 J. Mayor Sailed do. Nourmahel A 1 18 yrs 1700 J. Pewler sailed do. Queen of Iea Al 18 yrs 140t Thornton Saited do. Spray of Ocean A 18 yiS 1700 P. Slaughter Sailed do. Whifoll 1 14 yrs 170( Yea Sailed do. Zibh A 13 yrs i500A Tomilson ...

... St, Xathotriite'e Dorck, sailed frotn ~olqibsno Nov. 28 ; (idl11, tDer. I11; end the Catpe, Feb. D. - ARRItVALS AT SttatAPOtme. The Elize, from Benngal, and sailed Feb. 4 for Chlo Lvat p'artet, fronts Mauritints, ritd sailed Feb. 4 for Chmic; Port Wilhinin ...

... inches, ditto narlines , logline, lead ditto, wvorming arid spun yarn, several new middle stay-sails, main- sails, jib ditto, top-sails, quantity of old sails tackle and fall.- Also the valuable Fixtures and Utensils in Trades comprising eight stout deal ...

... GIL' ANNUAL SAILING-BARGE MATCH, THURSDAY, JUNE 23d, 1870.. Ci unzitece have tilo pleasure of informing barge owners of the Theol d XedraY tilit tbe l aceis dxed to come off as above. rho otoi Fll IRST-CLASS (TOPSAIL) BARGES f 0 dhg eO tons register. ...

... ordel to conceal Napoleon. Savary, and Ber- trand, in case of nced. He had every thing necessary on board. The s1hip Was to sail as soon as it had got into the open sea to New York, instead of K ci but thg plan was baffled by Bonapaite's impatience and ...

... and wood and composite steamers of 870 tons, making a total of steamships 473, having a gross tonnage of 1,250,838 tons. Of sailing vessels there were 26^—namely, 8 steel ships 12,370 tons and 18 wood and composite craft of 2,105 tons. Compared with the ...

... causes of the decay of the French merchant navy, which attributed to the extension railways and the subvention granted to fast-sailing vessels. Admiral Jaureguiberry, Minister of Marine, said one great reason for the inferiority of the merchant marine of France ...