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Port cf Time. JHnsary lst, 1884.

 Arrived at 12 o'clock last evening the new and as, sailing ship EIGHTEEN HUNDRED THlRrY-FoUR = She will rus a resSlar packet during the twelve subsequent months, receiving ai kinds of freight and every description of passengers. Spoke she came into port the old ship Eighteen HYndFea Thity-tree, under heavy press of sail, outward bound; blowing gale, could not bring her to; close down her starboard quarter and hale when che threw her log book on board-from which we extract the following:

 Nov. 24 of the latitude of the Bahamas, fell in with the ship Naa;fcation, Commodore Hamilton Com mander, of and from South CaroIina-new ship just from the ssocks-poorIy manned--crew mu.inous- opened in her seams by carrying too nSch sail-alI hands at the pumps-ship in sinking condition crew the point of taking to the boais-when the ship Uno. Henry Clay. hove iR sight, and lowed her into pori-condeInned worthy and dsnaniled.

 January l6. l833.-Spoke the ship C'sised Skates, Uncle Sam Captain, bearing down upon the South Carolina, occasionally throwing shot from her long tom to bring her 10 the Carolina manoeuserine ,o haul to the windward, and keeping up an irrcstulat running fire from her stern cbasers-mosr oC her shot failing short.

 March 5-Saw the ship Cohgress, homeward bound, having had squaIly and iempeauous weather during the whole of her cruse--caTgo damaged-,and il was thought the owser would lose from ffy to hundred per cent. on the outfit.

 About the same time snw ihe ship President, "An- drew Jackson, EsqRie," Commander. boaud on four ysarS cruse-i6omed sr ia sAS loe like firs, raie-sky yacraerS set, close bai spe6 she wiDdsgun deck cleared for actiOoa suspicious looking craft just aheaa--made her out to be the Uaitsa States Bank, Capian Riddle. under easy sa o9 the lookout for good havbor ia case of foul weather: 4 shol from the President brought her tOher papers exam. ined and easgo overhaaled--UO coniTahand goods on board-,hougs !: appears the of6ress oethe P. were sadly puzzled 10 determine whst tie eargo consisted of-a first they concluded she was loaded with rags, bu, on further examisaton fouad be specie, and in such enormous quantities that ilse marvel was that t had not sank long ago. On discovering ss sis- oasion. Capt. Jackson immediately despatched Leut. Kendle in the long boa. to procure numbes oflght- ers, with orders to much despatch possible, lest the cargo should al into the hands of ke wreck CTS.

 Saw in ths ofing the brig Ho6ty-Aorss, Martin Van Bsrea Commander, bopad voyage of discovery and observations having board assOssd cargo si sorts notions for raeking with ie natives. Some of the old lars shrswdy conjse,ured she was prasic- avessel in di.gsiss-iookea rather ssspciens- not he induced to show her coloEs-appeaEed to he u- 1 Ier convoy ofshe ship President. c.