Ship News.
The Mlary, asealing vessel, is lost in the ice, on the coast ofNew- foundland. Crew saved. FAYAL, June I.-The St. Bruno, from Senegal to Havre, was wrecked on the west end of this island, on the 23d ult. Crew and part of the cirgo and materials saved. PAiDstoW, June 20.-The Amelie, of Brest, from Swansea for Rouen, came on shore this morning near this place, and soon after- wards went to pieces. Crew saved. ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOIlNnLAND, May 18.-The vessels lately arrived irom Europe have met with very boisterous weather, and nearly the vhole of them susti.ed more ot less damnage. The Fly, arrived fioni Dartmouth. was struck by lightning on the 23d ult., which Spfung the foremarst, also ships.ed a sea, which filled the dcelis and spllLte bulwarks; on the 25th. spoke the Penelope, from Li- verpool ;o iiir~uaichi, with ma-.nmast sprung; on the 29tb. fell iuvirh at least several hundlred barrels of flour, float- ing in all directions. The La Hogae, rarker, arrived from Bristol, fell in with on the 7th inst, lat. 46., long. 39., the Lascar, bound to Nova Scotia, had on board the crew of the Experiment, of Mtaryport, taken out the day before, and hadl passed a brig with her mainmast gone; it blowing heavy, could get no fatther particalars ; on the 8th, shipped a sea whicis carried away stanchions, bulwarks, sails, &c. The Fortune, Mitchell, arrived from Sunderland, shipped a sea on the 3d inst. which carried over- board the first mate and one man, boats, bulwarks p&c. on the 8th shipped anotler sea, and lost the second mate. The Manchester, Brown, arrived from Deptford, spoke in lat. 47., long. 38., the Jarvis, from London to Quebec, out 43 days, witl loss of boats, bulwarks,stern stove in. a%id moat of ber mails blown away. SHItP NEfWS.