GALLEY.
A large vessel rowed by oars and sometimes having auxiliary sail of various rigs.
PINK.
Probably a small, fast vessel used as a tender and despatch boat for river work.
SNOW.
A two-masted vessel with a stay, known as a “Horse,” from the main-mast to the poop on which the trysail was set. Sometimes a spar was fitted instead of a stay. The rig was most likely of a brig (i.e., a two-masted ship, square sails on both masts), and the triangular trysail set on the stay in bad weather or when hove to.]
C. L. F.