Ship News.
The Times, 1824-11-29T00:00:00

DARTT OUTiC, Nov. 25.-It was a galliot, witil fruit, lost to the wedtward.of the Start, and another1small vessel, not yet known, with 311 the crews. Althoughi the ships drove from their anchorage, they sustained-no danage; and are now at their anchorage, except the American ship Don Quixote, which lie, perfectlv 6afe on the aoft mud, about a mtile up the river ; the ballast is' discharging to get ber o{T HARwicH, Nov. 26.-The revenue cutter Scout has detained and bTought into this port the sloop Nancy, of London, for a breach of the tevenue laws. A large fleet for London and the Westward pasased outr harbour last night. MtARGATE, Nov. 26.-The General Palmer, from Alladras, weighed from Pan Sand Hole this mornine, in conp any with the ateamn.veuisel which had her in tow, and oroceeded for the river. The foBlowing have been brought in to-day from the wreck on the sand, reported yesterday:-Piece of the ntain.mast, painte( white at the head, to;gallantmasw, ditto, and also at the heel; top.sailyard and top.gailartyard, painted black in the middle and white at the arin - main-topsail, witb maker's name, " 1. and S. Salisbury, Liverpool." An iron:stocked anchior, weighing 31 tons 2 cwt. marked " Bed- dington, I822," on the shank, with a clinch of cable, and a buoy- rope, were recovered, and landed here vesterday. They are said to have been lost by the sloop Esther, of London. NORTH SHIELDS, Nov. 24.-The John and Elizabeth, from Shields for London, got upon the Herd Sand last niglht, in attempt- ing to get into thc harbour, but it is expected she will be got off sgin: crew saved by thelife-boat. The Elizabeth, from Sunder- land for Iopshan. got upon thle rocks a little northl of this harbour, nd it is suppoMse stne will not be got off aagain: crew saved. PI SouitH, Nov. 25.-The Star. for Buenos Ayres, was amongst those driven on shore In Deadnilan's Bay, and is a wreck: crew saved. The iUary andrl Eleanor, of London, is also ashore, disnrasted, and bilged; part of the cargo landed. We understand that several ofthecreweof the Twvo Sisters, fot Bcrbice, and Naiade, for the tsavannah, were drowned In tihc Catwater; and some of the crew -of the Coromandel, wreckcd on the Breakwater, were lost. The Scepire, of Fowey, is on shore in Deadman's 13ay, a total wreck - crew saved. The American ship Mllargaret, bound to St. Ubew, has been gcot off. The Two Sisters, from London for Berbice, is gone to pieces several men lost. The Thompson, bound to Triaste, dis. rnasted in the Sound. his been brought mt3 Catwater. The Rliza- eth2 frorn Archangel for Brixtol, struck on ouint Batten Beach, and ua partially damaged. The ltichard, iom London for Deme- ars, which sunk at her anchors in Deadman's Bayv. has been x'eighed by fishing vessels, and it is expected wsill be brought into Sutton Pool to-nI'ght.___________ [Arl5erti5ement-1=Zac Anrnrzof,Sportirgfor December, to be published to.morrow (Tuesday) morning, price 2s. 6c., including 48 additionalIages (gratis) to comilplete the Turf Herald for 1824. will contain abeautiful portrait of Jerre, wvinner of theDoncasterSt. lIe- gse, from' a int*ng by Mr. U enring, aemopansi with a variety of orig'tna'l cormunications on British field sportsu including much interesting infor~mation from Melton lowbray, relative to the Lei. r.ester5hire, Lancashire, and Cheshire lHunts, 5c.. &c, the present nmimnber completing th7e 6th volu7e of this interestinig work, and worth double the rnoney charged for it. Printed for Sherwood, 3ones, and Co., Paternoster-row. SHIP NEWfS.