Sailing large means running before the wind, or sailing directly away from the wind.
Ship’s magazine
Ship’s Magazines stored the gunpowder and shot.
Glossary of Nautical Terms
A modern sailor is recruited by the Royal Navy and finds himself on the deck of HMS Impérieuse in 1813, as she sails into battle against overwhelming odds. At stake are $5 billion in gold and the fate of the modern world.