Ship News.
PgtzA,tcE, June 30.-It appears that some ol' our boats, which went lately on the coast of Ireland fishing, fell in with large quanti- ties of wreck, and picked up a nulmber of casks of butter, &c. One of the boatstook up as many as 70 casks, supposed to be from some vessel outward-bound. PoBiT Louis, HIAURItTIUS, Feb. 26.-The (lay before vesterday we exeperienced a harricane, and yesterday morning the roads pre- sented a frightful, spectacle-vescels driven on shore, others dis- masted, all in a state of damage and disorder not witressed for 30 years before. The following is an account of the vessels in the roads tfter the hurricaine :-George IV. on shore, with Iots of bowsprit, &c ; Barrosa, with trifling damaee, after being on shore Altion, with loss of masts, and leaky, after beipg on shore; Angelica, with- out damage; Ernest. on shore not mulch damaged- Young Laura, on shore and stove; Governor hille, on shore, with loss of rudder, and leaky, she was completely loaded; Ann,ou shore,with t-ifling damage; Eliza. on shore, with loss of ludder ;Qovernot Phillips, on sbose with little damage ; Java. on shore, with loss of bowsprit ; Nancy, with loss of rudder, bowsprit broke, &c.; Na%cy, on shore high and dry, part of her copper carried away,; lelie, sunk in the Basin - Governor Brisbane. on shore, with loss of mainmast and stove. Young Olympe, s;unk and starboard stove in; Young Mary, on shere, with loss of saiLs, &c- Peace, full of water , Crown, on shore ; Alfred, on shore ; Young Theodore, on shore. Seraphime, on shore ; Cherriby. on shore, Of 14 coasters found in the roads. seven were on shore, six sunk, only one afloat, and much damaged." SIHIP NEWS.