Ship News.
to1 nEC, June 24 -The schooner Hit or Aliss, from this port tO C,orncepetion Bvy, was wrecked at St. Peter's, in Mavy cargo saved. The Herald, from Newfoundland, drasgedherancbors, andground ed at the monith of the Little River, but got off without injury. June 28.-The Eden, from London, which arrived 25th inst., saw a brig on shore, witb settlers, at Karnomrasma. July 8.-The brigs Jessie and Sampson. whiclt sailed about the 2.bth ot December, fron Prince Edward's Island for Liverpool, have not since been heard of. The .James, from Belfast for Quebec, vras wrtckedl on Sabie Island l0th June< Crew and matterials Baved. DEAL, Aug. 9.-The l)anish brig Ida, from the West Indies, for Copenhagen, laden trith coffee. sugar, and rum, ran on shore on the Goodwin Sands last night, when blowing fresh and thick wea. ther. The vessel is totally lost; the crew and part of the cirgo saved bv the Deal and Ramsgate boatmen. We latnent to state, that thrce Deal boatmen, who ventured off in a small boat to the assistance of the vessel, were tipset and the whole of them drowned. Et.sixtFst, July Ml.-The Lavinia, fromt Mtemel to Boston. has been on shore OiH the Al iddleground, bht was assisted off in a very leakY state, and carried into Copenha.en, to r2psir. Alu, July 27.-The schooner James of Glenairn, from this plFce, was (lriven on Tome rocks off Holy island, during a violent gale on the 24th inst. Crew saved. Several vessels were drrer. ott shore on the Arran coast during the gale. HiTuLI., Aug. 7.-,etters are received this morning fron Green- land: the accounts are very bad. One Hull ship lost, and twelve others clean. The ship. from other parts are equally had. X'AR310toTs, Atiz. 6.-The Trio, from East Ries, has been seized for a breach of the Revenue laws. SHIP ,NEW1r.s.