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.Navigation Ertra. A little cutter, calt ed the Gree, has found it's way from Lon don 10 she Cape of Good Hope, nayigaied by the master and two boysy After leaving Depttord, which was on the 2d Aug. ls35' she had been at Madeira, the Canarles' Cape de Verds, to Abrolhas, on the South American Coast, Isle de Grand, St. Sebas- tan, Elizabeth and Saldanhe Bays. and, on the 7th of March, 1854, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope.

 This IS not so extraordinary feat as one performed many years since by 2 Down Easter. Captain Shackford, now of Ohio, an eccentric man, then living n Portsmouth, N. H., purchased Che bacco boat of 20 tons. and with no com panion but his dog, and no object bnt 70 see the world, nayigated her in safety 10 Englane, where he had an interview wlla Sir Joseph Banks, and thence found ms way to one of the West India Islands.- On hls arrival, although his papers we's authentic, he was arrested by the clvll a'. thorlties and confined as pirate, and T was not til d subsequent arrival of song of his townsmen, who were acquaIn'eu' with his solus voyage, that he was set as liberiy.-N. |. Commercial .Adpert'ser.