... to pursue the bias of her own inclinations. From the report of competent judges we learn, that her improvement, since her depature from England, is inconceivable. In the Bravura, especially, she is said to surpass all . comparison. Her cadences and ad ...

... stating that the reinforcement. to Mexico are to be on a much larger . than wee at first eontemplated , and that three fresh ships 'vs been added to the squadron. A prov incial journal. the boo resolved a warning for ea article in a number on the recognition ...

... ory state. The seizure of the Sardinian mail steatntr, Cagliari, by Neapolitan ships of war, the imprisonment of its passengers and crew, and tbe confiscatiou of the ship, have given rise to much angry controversy between tke Government, of :he two countries ...

... the United States brig Eknterprize, at l Cape Antonio, Island of Cuba, Oct. 16, 1821, in the act of rob- a bing the American ship Lucies, American brig Arixttides, and t English. brig Larch; burnt two of,14t j ilegslooners; thel otherWtwo, and the slool ...

... years.. 45,628 Or in sterling ?? £7,68 Next to Buenos Ayres in commercial importance, but far before it in facilities for shipping, as well as in its geo- graphical position of parts of exit an3 entry for more than three-fourths of the republics, is the ...

... rate, no ships were built after Captain Coles' plan. (Lord C. Paget— There are ships now building on his plan.) But what did that gentleman offer to do ? Captain Coles offered to convert all their useless line-of-battle ships into iron-cased ships to form ...

... pay that amount of penalty ?— The Master: I was obliged to pay it myself.— The Lord Mayor: And you did not sanction the depa-ture of these men from the vessel ?— Tho Master : Not at all. They never thought of going till the discovery of the smuggled tobacco ...

... The torpedo-boats were built in 1889 at the SBhichau works, near Steti, and are most ex- callent craft. The crews of al the ships we up to fel fighting strength, and showed excellent form and spirit, as might be expected of Greek sea- muen. The squadro ...

... hake down of straw-and the use of the kitchen with fire and gas. The payment in advance Is rigidly enforced; there is no depature from this rule, the landlord being inexorable on thin point; no money no bed, is the rule, and he never departs from it; ...

... meintien has Seivrixa : The largest ship in the world, excited much general grumbling in Seeeland. Great Eastern, Wising broken up, I see.-Spo(ibist The new Gilbert amd Sullivan opera. wkiek I I tau of a ship larger than the Great Esatets.- eadeirstand ...

... squally, and the sea occa- sionally hitch. Still there has been no slackening in the operations of preparing and shipping our staple. Five ships have sailed, all for Londou, taking away 23,452 cwts of plantation coffee; 1.990 native; total, 25,442. This briags ...

... amount of shipping in the Roads. One day this week there were no less than 26 vessels lying off the Castle-war, troop, stAre, and merchant ships. The native is, however, farmoreimpressedwith thewhite soldiers than with I any number of ships. He hasnever ...