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IENIAs SHIP AUsrIS.-We learn from
the Gd,resfoR Cirilian, of the 26th ultimo
that the ship Austin, which had bes,m to
sutfer somewhat in her hull. has been re-
Gently repaired, under the superintendent
OF Lieutenant Tennison; Mr.. Denny being
the chief ship carpenter, Tn, Civilian
says


II had been the opinion Of some eminent
ship commanders that The hull of the Austin
could not be thoroughly repaired without 90.
ing into dock, or hauling out: but the result
has shown that, simply by throwing down"
every part Of her hull could be reached and
repaired Ii is now pronounced to be in
perfect order and ..bottle-tight." Besides
the ship there is brig and schooner in The
harbor in good condition, ~ well as another
brig to be repaired-vessels of war quite sui.
hcient again TO meet and FeBel the vaPOrns
steamers of Mexico; should occasion offer.