SHIPPING LIST.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume V, Issue 212, 10 July 1849, Page 2

SHIPPING LIST.

Arrivals — Foreign. 7.— "Mary Catherine." ship, 377 tons, Isaac Johnson Warner, from Sydney the 27th ultimo. Passnger«, Mr. and Mrs. Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Armaon and 4 children, Mr. Thomlow, Mr. Dunelle, Mr. Cleghorn, Mr. and Mrs. Harrold and 2 children, Mrs. Smeaton,^ Mrs. Wilkinson.— D, Nathan, agent. j u ly 7, — "Star of China," schooner, 101 tons, H. Dowker, bonnd for San Francisco, from Sydney 26 ih June.— Master, agent. Departures — Foreign. July 5.— "Berhampore," ship, 653 toiis, Thomas Bethel Smith, for Lombock, in ballast. Arrivals — Coastwise. July 6 — "Russel," 16 tons, John Gundry, from Hokianga June 12, bound to Kaipara. 7.— "Children," 31 tons, Faulkner, from the East Cape. 9,— "Napi," 17 tons, D. Mackinson, from the Bay of Islands 5th iost. 9. — "Whim," 11 tons, Maxwell, from Monganui and Awanui. 9 —"Ellen," 17, Monk, at Manukau, from New P.ymouth 29th ult. — — 9.— "Nancy," 22 tons, Ed. Nelson, fjom the Bay of Islands 23rd ult. Passengers Mr. Poynten, Mr. W. Pearson. Departures'- Coastwise . July 7. -""Gazelle," 14 tons, Johnson, fo» Maburanghi. , 9. — "Wolf," 15, Thompion, for Matata. — «— 9. — "Wanderer," 35 tons, Geo. Moone, for Mercury Bajr and East Cape. Imports. In the "Mary Catherine," part of original cargo from London ; — 1 caie haberdashery.] 3 cases bats, 5 tierces glass, J. Gardiner; 1 case as addressed ; 48 bags salt, 35 J do, C, Davies ; 1 cask 1 case; 20 cask, 4 do, I do, 1 do, 25 cases, 6 do, C.Davies; 8 balsa, IS cases 10 bale* 3 caBes 1 bale, Order; 10 cases, 5 do, C.Davis ; 5 cases, D.Nathan ; 12 casks 5 cates 1 cask, 8 cases, 1 bundle 3 do, F. Arm son ; 23 caies wine, James Bust ; 1 case call skin, 2 cases wine, 1 do do, 9 do do, 3 do do, C.Davii ; 1 case ribbons, 9 brandy, 1 hhd. do, C. Davis ; 4 case* S do red port wine, James Bust ; 2 casks, 300 pieces sawn timber, 1 caae 1 cask brushes, 1 bundle handiest 1 case wooden ware. — - Shipped at Sydney: 10 hhds brandy, 4 do Brit, gin, J. Macky; 2 cases cigars, 1 tierce tobacco, 4 hhda and 1 brl. Geneva, 1 keg tobacco, 1 tierce do, 3 hhds Geneva, 2 cafes cigars, 3 kegs tobacco, 4 tins do, 1 case of brandy, Order; 1 case cigars, Order; 2 hhds Geneva, Order; 1 ton coffee, 2 tons 14 cwt sugar, 1 cask prunes, Order; 7 chests congou, 7 half do do, 1 brl currants, 1 car do, Order; 2 car do, 4 bales corks, 8 chests congou, 77 bags rice, 150 do Sugar, 34 do coffee, 12 chests cougou, 25 half do do, J. Macky; 154 bigs sugar, Order; 1 case stationery, Order; I cask hardware, 18 bundles, J. W. Bain ; 3 cases 1 bale drapery, W. Henderson ; 26 catties II £checU tea, Order; 8 boxes crown glass, 1 case, wearing apparel, 1 do do, 2 cases hata, J. & W g Henderson ; 1 case cheese, 1 crate bacon, 3 boze candles, 3 cask* 1 case oranges, 1 do books, Con' nell & Ridings ; 1 cass drapery, H.K.Kane; 6 bates woollen, 6 boxes apparel, R. & D. Graham ; 4 bales leather, H. Joseph ; 1 parcel books, John Williamson ; 2 barrels currants, 2 boxes raisins, 5 boxes candles, 5 boxes soap, 4 cases oilman's stores, 1 bag oatmeal, 2 cases liquorice, 4 packages tea, H. Ellis. — Transhipped ex "Josephine," 7 cases bookB and apparel, Leon & Forest ; 9 cases ; 6 casks drugs, Gundry & McDonald ; 1 case drapery, T. S. Forsyth ; 1 case do, Kane ; I do, Order ; 1 case saddlery, Order-, 8- cases drapery, 1 do apparel, 1 gun in case, 1 parcel apparel, Blackmore & Paton; 2 cases drapery, 1 bale do, A.Jones ; 4 casks butter, 40 boxes soap, 20 do candles, E. O'Brien ; 10 tierces beef, Order ; 1 cask glass, W. Hughes ; 1 case oilman's stores, 11 boxes glass, W.Scalterside; 9 bundles riddles, 2 casks ironmongery) 4 bundles iron wheels, 15 |caaa herrings, 2 casks 1 case bottled fruits, 2 cases nuts, 7<J boxes candles, 5 kegs tongues, 8 do paint, 1 case brushes, J. Macky ; 30 tins paint oil, 45 bhds ale, 1 cask 2 cases tinware, 1 crate blocks, 10 anchors, 3 casktt and 1 case cheese, 9 kegs paint, 1 cask do, 1 case do, J. Macky; 1 bale cotton shirts, 5 cases butter, 1 cask beef, J, Macky ; 63 brls beef, 3 do mutton, 2 do suet, I do tongues, Cancell' & Ridings ; 6 bags rice, Order ; 1 box lamps, 6 packages chairs, Order ; 1 case drapery, 1 0 boxes glass, 1 1 crates crockery, 6 pockets hops,' Order; 1 case nlterers, 18 packages tea ; 2 china jars, 1 roll matting, 2 casks oranges, 1 case cloth, Order ; 2 crates cheese, 6 tierces tongues, 1 case hats, 3 casks glass, Order ; 10 boxes tobacco, 22 cases Geneva, Order ; 8 casks oranges, Order j 13 packages linseed oil, 29 casks ale, 20 boxes soap, 73 boxes ctindtea, 20 do mou'd do, Order ; 10 bales apparel, 23 caies do, 2 trunks do, D. Nathan; 12 cases, 8 trunk*, 1 bale, 2 tierces, A. Brown. — Transhipped ex V.Chartley Castle," fromLondon, 22 bags rice. 10 boxes candles, 20 do soap, 1 cask cheete, 1 do butter, 1 do hardware, 1 case grindstone, 1 weighing machine, 16 weights, 7 barrels herrings. — Transhipped ex "Mary White," 3 bales drapery. In the "Star of China," 3 cases musical instruments, 3 do pipes, 3 bales drapery, 1 bagetelle board,' 1 package fishing tackle, -2 packages 2 bales drapery, W. J. Stracey. 1 case looking glasses, 8 boxes' tin, 4 bundles iron wire, 2 cases hats, 1 case drapery, Order. 9 cases wine, 1 case pickles- &c, E. Hart. In the "Russell," 1 bag flour, 1 box plants, 200 bushels maize, 400 do wheat, sample gold dust, 16 pig«. In the ••Children," 1000 bushels maize. In the ♦•Napi," 200 bushels corn, 2 bags wheat, 1 pjekage dry-goods, 2 steel wheat mills, 1 box tea, 1 bundle In the "Whim," 200 bushels wheat, and 100 do maize. In the '•Ellen," 4 tons flour, 1 cask beer, 9 tons flour, 1 cask butter, 3 tons flour, 3 cases butter. In the "Nancyi" 200O fefet timber. Exports. In the "Wanderer," 10 packages sundries. Iu the "Wolf," 1 box tea, 1-bag Bait, 2 do sugar, 1 casks coal tar, 35 falooms 5-8 chain, 3' gallons vinegar, 2 cases slops. In the "Gazelle," 1 bag sugar, 1 cask beef, 1 do coal tar, 2 gallons rum.' The barque "Lalla Rookh,'' hence to Sydney, sprung a leak during the passage, which increased so much ag to require the continued exertions 'of the , crew and passengers at the pumps to keep herafloat.

She reached Bydney however without sustaining any j farther injury, after a passage of 20 days. The barque "Josaphme,"3 lo tons, Smith, cleared at Sydney on the 22 ult. for New Zealand via New Castle, to load 800 tons coals for the Kawau smelting works. The brigantine "Spec," and the schooner "Cheerful" have been sold by private contract, the former , to Mr. M. Orr for the sum of .£l4OO, the latter to Captain Ogilbie for .£lOOO. Both said vessels are laid on at Sydney for California. The "Elizabeth Archer," the "Margareth," and the "John and Charlotte" were also on the berth at Sydney for San Francisco. At Hobart Town, the schooners "Waterlily," "John Bull," and "Munford" were loading for the same destination. The ship "Spartan," the barque ''William Wat- ' son," and the schooner "Union," are laid on for California at Melbourne. I The schooner '"Cheerful," 124 tons, Capt.Jones, hence the 2 1st May, arrived at Sydney 12th ult. lhe brig " Maid of Erin," 1 frO tons. Capt. Heelop, hence the 24th May, arrived at Sydney 14th Juna. The barque "Mary," 535 tons, Capt. Grant, from Port Nicholson the 28th May, arrived at Sydney 14th Jane. The barque •• Lalla Rookh," 372 tons, Capt. Haines. hence the 24th May, arrived at Sydney 14 tli June.