... would not have all the boats fitted with masts and sails. By Vice-Admiral MoESary-Vessels used to be supplied with a long boat. and it was absolutely necessary zhat it should be supplied with sails, gear, and graplings. but lately the long boats had ...

... the advertiseiment, tile vessel would sail on the .5th of July, anti that lie called oil Mir. Bell, who told him shie would not sail for a fewv davs leliger. Mr. Bovle was ?? inflemed that thie vessel would sail on the 15th from Liverpool, and that it ...

... fenan:' Harbour-Constable Edgar:sa'd that onthe dA i mentiond' in the summons the Roevwas advertised.! to sail from this'port at 7-40'pan. She did not'sail till after eight o'clock, and during that ?? was taken in. The boat was 'about 16 mimnuteg 'te. Mr. CoaLTRs' ...

... of Aberdeen, Captain Mearns, sailed on . nds5 for Qulebec, svith goods and passenger's. Trhe steam-ship Corsair, Goodwin, for Liverpool, sails on Sanday next, ax liv'b o'clock in the mrn-ning. Smack Ranger, Savage, has sailed for London. Smack Iris, Peyton ...

... T'rieod vy, at 7 o'crlok even. 't'e i2;ile er, Ilead, for Liverpool, sails on Thursday, at 8 o'clock evening. T'h Bero, MiKey, for London, clenrs on Saturday first. A stelim-sip sails from this port for London, (calling at Dublin. FIalnUtlit, Plyimoulth ...

... O(wens, -for Liverpool, sails on Sunday morning, at nine o'clock; aud the Corsair, Goodwin, on Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock. Snack Herald, Shav, for London, sails in a few days. Tre steamer Fingal, Hu. Price, master, sails for Green- ock and 'Glasgow ...

... from Hong Kong-both of Belfast. Sailed from Dablin on the 2fthinat., the Vartry (as-) WVialsh, from Rotterdam, for Belfast. Sailed from Bombay, on the l3th Feb;, the Tukermaun, Grant, of Beifast, for Liverprcol. Sailed from Calcutta, on the 19th Feb. ...

... to be a little late in sailing. On Christmas times the company usually sent a notice to the Harbour Commissioners asking for permission to sail a dittle late, but they never received a reply. Mr. O'DoNNzELL-Would the late sailing not cause thd boat to ...

... LIoyl's List, f;'oin whiclh itappeared that the vessel sa>iled early in the oicito ' of Thulrsday. TIle electric telegraph was called into r quisition, andl the fact oh' the vessel having sailed was placed beyond doubt, acd it ?? presumeid tlsctt thl ...

... in Castle htreet, was fined in l0s and costs. LATE SAILING. Wm. Kinnear, master of the steamship South- Western, was summoned at the suit of the Belfast Harbour Commissioners for delaying the sailing of his vessel on the l6eh inst. Harbour-Censtable Edgar ...

... London, (calling at Plymouth,) sails ott Sunday, 18th January. - The steamer Shamroek, Tully, for Dublin, sails on Wed- nesday, 24th..Aec. at eleven o'clock in the morning. The steam vessel Hibernia, for Liverpool, sails on Friday, the 26th Dec. atone ...

... steamer Spain sailed for New York. The United S'ates mail steamer Pennsylvania sailed for Philadelphia. SourrEAmpTON, TErRSDAY.-The sH . Cathay j sailing to-day, taking out for Alexandria 125,000 sovereigns. The Union Company's steamer, sailing to-day for ...