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fiefugio, Mex. schr; at S. Fran. 1834; duties on salt, $15. Said by

Warner to have been built at S. Pedro in 1831-2. Perhaps same as the Guadalupc, or confounded with that vessel.

liosa, Sardinian ship, 425 tons, 24 men; Nic. Bianchi, master; A. A. Cot,

consignee. A large, clumsy ship, with her top-masts stayed forward and high poop-deck, looking like an old woman with a crippled back, says Dana. Arr. in 1834, and in 1835 carried the colony conspirators from S. Fran, to Sta B.

Roxana, Amer. brig; Frank Thompson, master; B. & S., owners; on the

coast in 1S32-3; Gale & Robinson, agents. The Riojana, Cal. schr; Wm Ayala, master; probably the same craft.

S. Feig/iton, whaler, 351 tons, 25 men; Benj. H. Lawton, master; at Mont.

Oct. 1S34.

Santa Barbara, Mex. schr, 40 tons, 5 men; Thos Robbins, master; at Sta

__B. June 1833 from Mazatlan with C passengers; built in Cal. See list 1829. Xinijaparlan (Seringapatan of 1830?), Engl. whaler; at S. Fran. 1832. Sitka, Russ. bark, 202 tons; Basilio Waccodzy (?), master; at S. Fran, and Mont. 1835.

South Carolina, Amer. ship; Jos Steel, master; at Mont. Aug. 1834; du

ties, $10,031.

Spy, doubtful mention, 1832.
Steriton, whaler; at Mont. Sept. 1834.
Tansuero (or Traumare), Engl. brig, 215 tons; L. Amist, master; from

Samhv. Isl. in 1834.

Tranquilina, whaler, 309 tons, 22 men; Geo. Prince, master; at S. Fran.

Nov. 1S:J2.

Trinidad, Mex. brig of Spence s list for 1835.
Urup, Russ. brig; Dionisio Zarembo, master; wintered 1831-2; duties,

$1,107; also 1834; Basilio Idirbe (?), master; duties, $1,953.

Volunteer, Amer. bark, 226 or 150 tons, 11 men; Jos 0. Carter, master;

John Ebbetts, sup. ; on the coast 1829-31; also in 1833; Shaw, master; Jones, owner and sup. ; Sherman Peck, asst sup. Carter took her back, Jones and Shaw returning on the II. Blanchard to Honolulu.

Victoria, Brewer, master; in Spence s list for 1832.
Warerlij, Hawaiian brig; Win Sumner, master; arr. S. Pedro Jan. 1832,

bringing the exiled priests Bachelot and Short from Honolulu. Remained but a few days.

WhcUehound, doubtfully recorded whaler 1831.
William Little (Guillermo Chiquito), sloop, 3G tons, 7 men; Little or Henry

Carter, master; from Honolulu for produce and horses in 1831.

William Lye (or Syne), whaler, 389 tons, 30 men; D. A. Riddell (or Rey-

der), master; at Mont. Oct. 1834.

William Thompson, whaler; Stephen Potter, master; at S. Fran. Nov.

1832; crew mutinous.

Wilmington, whaler; at Sta B. Nov. 1835; 1,900 bbls oil.