Ship News.
GRarsny, Dec. 5.-The Horatio, of London, strrkck on thc7 Stony Binks, without the Spurn, last night, and filletI with watei. Crew saved. The Ann also struck upon the Stony Binks last night. Crewleftlher. She drove overtheBinks up theHrnmber, where she su;k. Two pilot cutters boarded her, and took out part of her stores. WVith farther assi7-ance thev baled and pumped her so far out as to get her afloat next tide, and got her in here upon the Car. cnter's Vays.-.-P. S. The sloop I mnentioned yesterday oroves tcw be the Havwk, from Lorndon for Leeds, whicrh wass ratn down by aux American brig in the Hiumber. PrY3.sxOUTrn, Dec. 5.-The City of Rochester was got off tieC rocks hast night, anti is now in Sutton Poole. BRISTOL, l)ec. 6.-The Forth, from Liverpool for St, Michael's, was driven on shore the 30th ult. at Pendine, near Lraugh&rne. Crew saved. I,IVERPOOL, Dec. 5.-The Eliza was driven on shore yesterday at lJoylake, but got off with little damage. BEEFLT ST. Nov. S0.-Tlhe Margaret, from Troon to Limeriok1 is onshore in'Cushenden Bay. The Eagle. from Liverpwol. witht salt, is on shore near Larne: crew saved. The Sophia, from Liver- pool to 3tobile, put in here on the 28th inst. ; Yesterday she was iin great danger,havingdrove considerably dluring squalls froin N.NN.W.; a pilot and four men were sent to her assistance, and the gale tortu2 nately abated. She has been brought into a proper roadstead. ST. PETERSBirnGH, NOv. 10.-During the night a great altera- tion has taken place, the shiores are covered with ice, and a quantitv is floating about, and drifting towards the island from the sout shore, a portion of which has blocked up the AMole head. RIGA, Nov. 15.-The Dorothy, bound to Hfull. whichr vailed hence the lOth inst. struck upon Domneenss Reef, and afier losing her stempost and rudder, is supposed to have gone to pieces; eight of the crew returning here in a boat, were piclted up ; the master, mate, and four of tie crew, it is feared are lost. The weather of late has been very tempestuous here. The navigation is open, and a great many vessels areloading. '1 E ME L, Nov. 20.-The Amelia, from Riga for Amsterdam, wag totally lost, on the lt;th inst.. near this harbour. Two of the crewr drowned. The Concordia, from Riga for Newport, was stranded on the 17th inst. near this harboar, and is full of water. Crewsaved. FtEDERtCcKSHAVES, Nov. 21.-The weather hasbeen very bad lately. The CharlotteAmelia. of and fbr Gottenburgh, from St. Ubes, is on shore on the Scaw, and it is feared will be lost. Crew savetl This vessel fel in with, oft the Dogger Bank, the Venus, from Newcastle to London, and took on board her crew, as well as four Dutch fishermen they had taken ona board to assist irn pumping SUIP ArEIVS.