Ship News.
The Miennen, during her late cruise, experienced verv tempes. tuoua weather. In weighing her anachors in Guernsey Roads, on Tuesday last, she broke her. two messengers and stream cable, upset her capstan, aud, had not the men stood firm to the bars, it might 'hare p-roved fatal to many brave seamen. Part of one of her an- chors was left behind in the Roads, the shank having broke off close to the flukes. On her arrival at Portsmouth, workmen from the Dock.yard were instantly sent on board, and, bv almost incredible exertions, night and day, her active Commanider was enabled to report her seaworthy yesterday. The Starling cutter has put into Dartmouth, with her mast dlefec- tive. In attempting to beat out from Torbay, on the 10th inst.,with the wind blowing fresh f}om the southward, she spring her mast, and was compelled to come to anchor and secure it. The Brisk sloop, Cantain Hope, put Into Torbay on the same day. The Paragon, arrived at Liverpool, picked up on the 9th of Oc- toher, in lat. 49. long. 15. 40., the crew (20 in number, and a fe- male) fromi the ship Gardner and Joseph, from flull for St. John's, New Brunswick, out tlhree weeks. D:vO?rroRT, Oct. 14.-The Forte, 46, was paid offon Tuesday, :T`d re-commissioned for service. Sailed the Brick, 10, Captain C. Hope, with specie, for Duhlin; and the Egeria and Sir Francis Drake. for Chatham, to be paidl off. Came into harbour, the Lively, 46. to refit, and thc Thisbe. 46, latel.' launched at MIilford. The Euryalus, on her return to England, in to be paid off here. Went out of harbour, the Valorous, 26, Captain Earl of IHuntingdon, fitted for foreizn service, it is supposed South America. Remain- Britannia, Genoa, Forte, Lively, Valorous, Parthian. Gannet, Scvlls, Chanticleer. Redawing, and Vigilant. In Hrrbour.-Victorv Albion, Welleslev, Bulwark, Royal <George, Thetis, Athel, herald, Quail, and Scorpion. The Herald yacht has been established with the complement of an 18-gun brig, with a fuU pronortion of officers. AixapRDEs, Oct. 16.-In consequence of the late tempestuous 'weather, we have not had any sailing9 or ayrivals since the 9th inst. till yestergay, when the wind-bound coasters sailed for their different destirations. WVind N.N.W. CoRK, Oct. 16.-The sloop Jenny, from LiverDool, arrived here to-day. She experienced a tremendous eale on .Mtonday, In which slhe lost her mainsk*, boom, jib, foresail, bulwarks. stanchions, &c. HULL, Oct. 18.-A boat, marked "Iris. of Boxton," has been driven on shore near Tilney Haven, on the I,incolnshire coast. YeAasroIrTH, Oct. 19'On the 12th inst., in lat. 54. 17. N., long. 4. 5. B., the George. of and for Hull, from Hambusrgh, fell in with the Hcbia., of Blunenthal, from St. Thomas for Bremen, in a rinking atate, with six feet water in her hold, having on board the crew of the King David, of and for Tondem, from Lyni ; these vessels having run foul of each other on the 9th inst. at night, when the King David sunk: the two crews were taken on board the George, abandoning the Hebina. The nextdav experienced a heavy gale of mind. wvhen the (George lost her joIly-boat, and carried away parTt of her bulwarks. She arrived in these roads this day. The ship on the CTrSS Sand yesterday, was the Josephine, 'Wilson, from Mfemel for Plymouth there isnow tno trace of her; the crew landed here last night. SHI P NB h7S.