Ship News.
CHARLESTONr, Sept. 17, 2 p. n.-The Wilding -Ailed from H Onrluras 25th ult. In the gale of Tuesday last (14'a innst.), whenB offthis port, in 22 fathoms water, sprung a leak, filled. and fell over on her side the crew ("ith the excegtiori of Geo Christie and Ed. Whiffhing, seamen, and 'ni. W. Owen, cbin-bey, who were drowned when she went over) clinging to her Iide about half an hoar, wihenl she righted, the masts all goiilg by the board. Cap. tain Richardson, with the rervainderof tbe crew, remained upon the wreck until one or two o'clock yesterday morning: havingconstruci- ed a raft, they left her, asd mrade towards t6e shore. Thev were fallen in with bv tre nilot-boat Friends, who brought them torown. FiGUETSRA, OCt. O.-_The Ameia, of Mull, bound to Seville, was wrecket near Aveira. oR the 5th inst., and ncarlv the whole ef trhc cargo and ship's materials plundered by tke inhabitants. Crew saved. LYVEIRPOOL, OCt. 2W.-The Endeavour. frorm Quebec for Lon- don, was lost near Fortunce Day,Newfourndland. Crew saved.-Thc Columbus, from Quebec for London, drove On shore about severt miles below the nmouth of the Sagunav. on the 8h ult . she vras get offon the 12th, after discharging some ileals, and proceeded witit a fair wind.-_The John and .Mary fron Hionduras for Cork, wast towed into Charleston, dYsntasted: she experienced a heavy3 gale on the 13th of September, and lost six rAen overboard. 'The Captain and part of the crew of the Albloan of Len. don, from Honduras, were or, boardl the John and Mary, she havirng taken the Albion in tow, but in consequence of the hawser breaking. thev were obliged to abandon the latter vessel, with part of hzr crew on loard. vater-logeed, and destitute of provisions. NEw YORy, Sept. 27.-The British bric Hebe, of Guerseye, front Philalelphia for Wilmington, North Carolina, sprang a lezk on the night of the 18th inst., and was totnilv lost. SflrP NEWS.