Ship News.
Accrding to lthe last accounts, many wrecks were d&fting betvveeri leligoland anl tha mouth of the iElbe, also a writing deAl., caixfain- ing the journal of the Maria, G. C. 1,. Bah, or Behn, from LontD don to lamburgh; a piece of the *reclk of that shia, with one mam still alive, had drifted to Neuwerk, here severaJ doid bodies had also been wrashed ashore. TheDantsic, from London to Dantsic, is said, iu a .etter front Tonningen, to have becn stranded on the coas The pilot and twcs men have arrived quite destitute at Tonningen and the captain and. fourteen men raTe .unposed to bave reached HEiigoland. OSTEND, Nov. 17.-The Elizabcth, from Guemrsey for Shet- Lana, wast driven on shore, on the night of the 12th df'Nevember, to the eastward of the entrance of Nieuport harbour, and is *bliged to discharge her cargo. PENZANCE, Nov. 20.-The coast fromr the Land s End it the Motnt was on Thursday strer;ed with wreck of different descriptiona. The stern of a vessel is taken up at Lamorna Cove, " Celia of Stock- holm" on i-; sweral beams have beer. taken up, one 24 feet leng; a qnantitv of loose coftee; part of a stern of a vessel is said to be gone on shorc near Portleaven; it is said a vessel struck on the Stone ori Tuesday night. Dif-erent reports are in circulation, and X fear mioze than onevessel has suffered, arc all their crews. The Saly pa'rket arrived this morninz, reports a large mast and other wreck to be 'aken up near the Island. PLY IOUT1, Nov. 20.-A light air of wind Izst evening and early this morning being from the eastward, induced several of the outward-bound to weigh ; some of them with considerable difficulty succeeded in getting to sea, at naon the wind blew strong from the westward, and moxt of them have resumed their anchoage, SCILLY, Nor. 18.-On the 17th instant, an alarm was made of r wreck en the Westward Rocks; all the bsats of the differcnt islands were manned and went to the rocks, where they fouRd floating. in different directions, a mast of a large eize, about 22 inches in dim- meter. sotne sails, and rigiging. supposed to be a vessel aboutf O0 tons burden, znd by all appearance t? be a Datch ship from tbeErst or West Izndies, as some grains of coffiee and cotton wcre Peen in parts of the wreck. On one of the saihs is marked " I.E. T.," and on a part of the stern is "' Amsterdam," but none of the caryo ia yet discevered. It is supposed she struck on the Gilstone Rock. These are all the particuiars that can he cnllected at prmsent. ShJIp NEWS .