Glasgow Courier. — 1853-11-10 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SHIP NEWS.  Wicklow, Nov. 3.—The Firefly, of Yarmouth, Liverpool to Hayti, was towed in yesterday, but has since broken up; portions of the wreck and some of the cargo saved; one of her boats has come ashore, but there is no account of the crew.  Monte Video Sept. 30.—The Madawaska, from Liverpool to San Francisco, has put in leaky in her topsides. Havana, Oct. 18.—The Sandwich, from Newfoundland to this port, has been lost at Salt Key during a gale ; crew saved.  Castletownsend.—Arrived, the Heroine, from Africa, assisted in disruasted on the 22d of October. The captain and crew were all murdered about the end of July last at Dahere, on the coast of Africa; the vessel was afterwards retaken by the Tweed, of Bristol, and a crew put on board. _  _ Grimsby, Nov. 6.—The Medus (Finland brig) from Christianstadt to Bristol, has put in very leaky and must discharge. The Lan nistad, from Dentine to Hull, got on shore on the Trinity Sand, and sank; crew saved and landed here; the Askant brig and some smacks will try to weigh her. Quebec, Oct. 19.—The Brown, of and bound to Sunderland, from Quebec, sprang a leak, and lost foremast C I the 10th and was abandoned on 16th September; crew saved, except two, by the Stadacona, arrived here. The Wakefield, Fleetwood to Quebec, visa dismasted, sprung a leak at sea, and was abandoned; crew saved by a Norwegian barque. The Lady Elgin (steamer) lies sunk thrt e miles below Three Rivers; passengers saved. Archangel, Oct. 22.—The Hamilton Boss, hence to Stockton, has been stranded on the coast near the lighthouse, and is full of water.  An English brigabandoned, supposed to be timber laden, was passed, Sept. 15, lat. 00 N.,llong. 24W. Three British vessels went ashore in the gale of Sept. 29, at Mabeque. The Antonio Vincent, of Lubeck, Charleston to St. Johns, N. 8., was abandoned, Oct. 11, in a sinking condition ; crew saved, and landed at Holmes Hole. The Undaunted (British schooner), from Boston, of and for Bathurst, was driven ashore, Sept. 10, at Point Helicon, and has become a wreck. The Belgique (Belgian vessel), from Rio Janeiro to River Plate and Antwerp, was lost on the English Bank prior to Sept. 30. The Mercator sailed from Calcutta, Jan. 27, for Ms (bourne, and had not arrived at the latter port, Aug 17. Accounts from the. Sandwich Isles report the wreelz of the Susan (English ship), bound to California; and that the ship Liverkool had strucklnear Behring's Straits, but got off. Belfast, Nov. L.—The Sophia, from the Clyde for 310bourne, loon shore on Burr Isle, full of t‘ater ; passengers landed. Tile Condole, of this port, front Troon for Cuba, is also on shore near 31111 Isle, south of Donagliadee,.full of water. _  Charlottetown, October, 10.—It is our painful duty to record the wreck of the stenu-ship Fairy Queen, and the lose of eight or nine lives, while on her passage from Charlottetown to Pictou on Friday last. The vessel had become unmanageable from the breaking of the tiller ropes, which the crew were unable to repair, and she subsequently capsized, precipitating the passengers and crew into the sea, of whom, it is believed, no fewer thou eight perished. Some of the crew bad been arrested and committed to jail pending an inquiry into the causes of the eatastrophe.—Hazard's Gazette.