Ship News.
MATASEILVEs, April 2i2:iTh -rr cutter arrivel here last night from o:t Algiers, which she lett on the 30th ult 1 when two fri. gates were cruising before that port, and two others off Bona. There was not much prebability of ani accommodation taking place. The Revenge, witb Vice-Adnniral Sir Harry Neale, had proceeded to Mlabon. WVe hear of no Algerine cruisers at sea. Thc Dutch squadron it is reported, waS at Miahon the 13th ult., and woeld proceed along the coast of Spain, and down to Algiers. BREseEN, April 9.-Captain Schilline, of tbe Helenas, arrived here from St. Thomas's. reports having fallen in with, in lat. 33., a large English brig, with' a round-house on deck, water-logged and abandoned. Could not dliscover her na;ne, as the stern was stove in. PORTSMOUTH, New vhampshire. Alarch 16.-The Persev!rance and the liector, of and from hence' to New Orleans. were totally lost on the Isaacs, durina a gale on the Ist ult. Only one of the crew of the fonner, and four of the latter, saved. The Billow sailed from Newfoundland the enid of December, and has not since been heard of. LivERPOOL, April 1M.-The Lune, arrived here th-s day from Berbice, passed on the 3d inst., in ILt. 49. 44.. long. 18. 32., a brig with loss of bowsprit and foremast, water-logged and abandoned she had yellowv sides and blue mouldings; ber stern was out. April 17.-The klizabeth, from Dublin to Preston, ran on shore at Berber Bank, on the We'.dh coast, the day hefore last, and was abandoned by the crew. Some fishermen afterwards got her off, and carried her int L,ytham harbour._ a9lp. %EW&.