SHIPPING LIST.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume 3, Issue 151, 13 May 1848, Page 2

SHIPPING LIST.

Arrivals — Foreign. May 6. — Tasmania, barque, 502 tons, Captain Tucker, from Sydney 19th April. Passengers, * Dr. Burns, It. N. ;• Lieutenant Downan, R. N. ; . Mr. and Mrs. Bouch.-Mr. Riley,, Mr. Fennell, Mr. Brett, Mr. D. Knight, Mr. S. M. Sloman, Mr. Edwards, Messrs. James, Jackson, Pearse, Bennett, Pelbam, Webster, and Steel. May 9. — •• Coquette," schooner, 72 tons, Elliott, from Sydney, with sundries. Passengers, Mr. Russell, Mr. McKenzie, Mr. McLennan, Mr. MacDongall, Mr. Weiss, and five in the steerage. J. S. Macfarlane, agent. Departures — Foreign. May 9.—" Palmyra," brig, 145 tons, L'ndsey, for Sydney, with sperm oil, spars, &c. Passengers, Mrs. Lindsey and 2 children, Captain Salmon, Mr, Cameron, Mr. Caaey, Mr. Pouch, and three stockmen in steerage. — J. Macky, agent. May 10. — " Eleanor Lancaster." barque, 480 tons, Lodge, for Sydney in ballast. Passengers, Mr. FulforJ, Mr. McCarr, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Roach, Mr. Scolefield, Mr. Kerr, Mr. Burmie, Mr. Maxwell, Mr. Bell, and 5 stockmen in steerage. — J. S. Polack, agent.

Sydney. ' The Despatch, schooner, 138 tons, Capt. Plant, from Auckland, arrived at Sydney on the 16'b. April. The schooner Harlequin; 62 tons, Chinnery, from Port Nicholson the 23rd March, arrived at Sydney ■on the 16th April. The schooner Wanderer, 131 *onß, Croston, from Hobart Town the llth, — and the brig Diana, 103 tons, from Port Phillip the 13th, arrived at Sydney on the 17th April. The Calypso, brig, ICS tons, Captain Lown, from Port Nicholson, arrived at Sydney on the 18th April. The schooner Munford, 109 tons, Hayle, from Mauritius 29tli January, and Hobart Town 12th April, arrived at Sydney on the 19th ultimo. • The drip Qfedway, G5B tons, Coombes, from Adc laide 13th ultimo, arrived at Sydney on the 20th of April. • The brig City of Sydney, Jennings, from Launc«ston ibe 18th ult., — and the schooner Minerva. 110 tons, Roserear, from Adelaide the llth, and Portland the 15th, arrived at Sydney on the 21st of April. The schooner Thetis, 94 tons, Collins, from Port Phillip the 18th, arrived at Sydney on the 21st ult. The schooner John Pirie, M'Veigh, from Port ■Phillip the 18th, arrived at Sydney on the 2 1st April. The Bee, brig, 134 tons, Captain Adams, from Cloudy Bay, New Zealand, arrived at Sydney on the 20th April. The Jane Catherine, barque, 350 tons, Captain Wilson, from London, arrived at Sydney on the ■20th April. The Sydney, barque, 345 tons, Captain White, from London, arrived at Sydney on the 21st April, left the Downs on the 6th January. The ship Kelso, 567 tons, Capt. Roxburgh, from .Port Nicholson the 6th ultimo, arrived at Sydney >on the 22nd Apiil. The schooner Lynher, 156 ton 6, Strachan, left -Sydney for the South Sea Islands on the 18th April. The American barque MountWohaston, 325 tons, Bowen, — and the American ship Nile, 322 tons, Hamlin, left Sydney for South Sea fisheries on the aBih of April. The barque Statesman, 345 tons, Capt. Dewar, sailed from Sydney for the South Sea Islands on <the 20th April, in ballast. The Am. barque Pacific, 314 tonß, Capt. Alden, 'for the South Sea fishery. The French MiSiionary ship Arche d' Alliance, 312 tons, Marceau, left Sydney for the South Sea 'Islands on the 20th of April. — Passengers, Rev. Messrs. Rougeron, Roudert, Grange, Dr. Bandry, and eight Lay Brethren. The French Corvette L'Ariane, 30 guns, Come modore Ductullis, left Sydney for Tabitti on the 18th of April. The following vessels were laid on for London, at Sydney, on the 22nd of April :— The Midlothian barque, 414 tons, Fyall ; the ship St. Vincent, 629 tons, Young ; the barque Pandora, 297 tons. Cobb; the barque C7dna, 650 tons, Livesay ; the ship Marmion, 388 tons, Fletcher; the barque Tropic, 382 tons, Robertson ; the barque Blair, 331 tons, Mordy ; the barque Josephine, 310 tons, Smith ; the ship Chaseley, 515 tons, Aldrich ; the City of Poonah, ship, 578 tons, Nelson ; and the brig Lady Margarei/i, 284 tons, Mills. The barque Ann Miln, 564 tons, Thorns, from London 24th December, arrived at Port Phillip on the 6th ultimo. Hobart Town. Arrivals. — Maich 23. The brig Marianne, Lind. say, from the whaling grounds, with 110 baroels sperm oil, 6 months out ; the brig Grecian, 212, Watson, from the whaling grounds, with 540 barrels sperm oil, 9 months out. — 29. Barque Vie/or, 388 tons, Capt. Kirkuas, from London 20th Decem« ber, — 31. American rhip Londej? Packet, 335 tons, Howland, from the whaling grounds, with 30 barrels sperm oil, 6 months from the Uuited States — April 7. The brig Gazelle, 285 tons, Wood, from Calcutta the 3rd, and Madrai the 15th February.— 8. Barque Auriga, from Launceston. Departures.— March 29. Brig Olinda, 221 tons, Sinclair, for London. — 30. Schooner dnais, for Bourbon ; the Eliza, for the South Sea fisheries — April 1. Barque Harriet Nathan, for Adelaide. — 2. Schooner Timbo, for Adelaide. — 5. Brig William, for Launceßton. Adelaide:. Arrivals. — March 23. The ship David Malcolm, 370 tons, from London 21st December, with 4 cabin passengers and 250 emigrants, Chas. Meynott, Surgeon Superintendent. — 31, Brigantine Emily, 160 tons, Crow, from the Cape of Good Hope the 3rd February, and King George's Sound 31st March. — 31. Barque Pauline, 500 tons, Stellitz, from Bremen the 21st November, with Dr. Cornelius and 69 German immigrants. — 6. Brig Emma, from Sydney; brig Appleton, 290 tons, Pmkerwood, from Swansea and Bristol the 15th December; schooner Reset ta, Winchester, from Circular Head—B. Brig Phan'om, from Sydney. — 10. Ship President, Smith, 450 tons, from Bremen, with Dr. Renner, and 80 German immigrants ; the shooner Brothers, from Launccston. — 13. Brig Dorset, from Sydney. Departures, — March 27. Barque Royal ArcJier,. 350,t0n5, Bickers, for London ; the barque Tenas- | aerim, 220 tons, Mackenzie, for the Mauritius.

The ship John Wichliffe, from London, had arrived at the new settltement of Otago (New Zt&Hnd) with 29 cabin and 25 fore cabin passengers, and 60 immigrants. — The PTiillip Loing was daily expected at Wellington with 20 cabin passengers and 200 immigrants from the Clyde. — S. Herald. The sbip Thomas Arbuthnot, from Sydney for London the 29th August, was at Rio Janeiro on the 10'h November. The schooner Sarah Wilson has become a total wreck at Newcastle, by running on the reef at Nobby's.

Hobaut Town Markets. April 7. — Wheat rules at 4s. 7d. to 4s. Bd., a considerable purchase having been made by one of our millers at the latter quotation. Flour remains at ;£l2 per ton. and bread at 3d., the best, 21b. loaf. Potatoes £<L 10s. to £b 10s. per ton. Butter, retail, Is. 6d. per lb. — Hobart Town Courier.