Shipping Intelligence.

Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XX, 9 February 1861, Page 3

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED. January 10, cutter Supply, from Collingwood. 11, I.R.M. steamer Prince Alfred, Bowden, from the southern provinces. 11, cutter Wave, from Pelorus. 12, brigantine Spray, from Melbourne. 13, steamer Wonga Wonga, from Wellington via Picton. — , schooner Australian Maid, from Waitapu. — , cutter Three Brothers, from Collingwood. 14, schooner City of Nelson, from Wairau. 17, schooner Rapid, from Pelorus. — schooner Necromancer, from Wairau. 19, brig Gazelle, from Newcastle. — , cutter Odd Fellow, from Pelorus. — , cutter Supply, from Collingwood. 22, schooner Jane, from Taranaki. 23, steamer Wonga Wonga, from Wellington, via Picton. — , H.M.C. steamer Victoria, from Taranaki. 24, I.R.M. steamer Airedale, from Sydney. 25, I.R.M. steamer-Lord Ashley, from Wellington. — , schooner Australian, from Waitapu. 25, schooner Ann, from Pelorus. 26, cutter Supply, from Collingwood. 27, cutter Three Brothers, from Pakawau. — , schooner Rapid, from Pakawau. 28, brig Rita, from Taranaki. 29, cutter Grace Darling, from Wairau via Port Underwood.

29, schooner Necromancer, from Blenheim, via Port Underwood. February 5, cutter Supply, from Collingwood. 6, Australian Maid, from Waitapu. 6, I. R. M. steamer Lord Ashley, from Manukau, via Taranaki.

8, I. B. M. steamer Airedale, from the southern ports. — , schooner Rapid, from Massacre Bay.

SAILED. January 10, schooner Jane, for Waitara. 11, cutter Grace Darling, for Wairau. 12, LR.M. steamer Prince Alfred, for Sydney, via New Plymouth.

14, steamer Wonga Wonga, for Wellington via Picton. 15, cutter Supply, for Collingwood. 17, brigantine Spray, for Wellington. 18, schooner Australian Maid, for Motupipi and Waitapu. — cutter Three Brothers, for Collingwood, 20, schooner Necromancer, for Blenheim, via Port Underwood.

— , schooner City of Nelson, for , Picton and Wairau. »

22, schooner Rapid, for Pakawau. 23, cutter Supply, for Collingwood. 2i, steamer Wonga Wonga, for Wellington, via Pictou. — , H.M.C. steamer Victoria, for Taranaki. 27, 1. R.M. steamer Airedale, for Wellington. 28, 1. R.M. steamer Lord Ashley, for Taranaki. 30, schooner Australian Maid, for Motupipi aud Waitapu. 31, schooner Jane, for New Plymouth. — , cutter Odd-Fellow, for Pelorus. — , cutter Grace Darling, for Wairau. — , cutter Supply, for Collingwood. February 2, brig Rita, for New Plymouth. — , schooner Rapid, for Pakawau. — , schooner Necromancer, for Blenheim and Port Underwood.

The Prince Alfred arrived on the night of Friday, the 11th January, from Wellington, with the southern mails, having left at six o'clock on the previous morning, after being weather-bound in Wellington harbour by a S.E. gale since the preceding Tuesday. The weather in the Straits had been for several days of the worst possible character, and the Prince Alfred encountered some very heavy seas during her passage, which she shortened, however, by coming through the French Pass.

The steamship Airedale, Avhich left Sydney on the evening of the 17th January, with the English mail, arrived here on Thursday morning, January 2A, thus making the run in little over six days, though she encountered a succession of head winds on her passage.

The brigantine Marchioness, which sailed hence for Sydney, was reported by the Airedale to have made a very quick passage, having arrived in Sydney after a run of ten days.

The barque Bride is proceeding rapidly with her loading at Port Underwood. She now has upwards of 1,000 bales of wool on board, with plenty more at hand to complete l\ev loading, bo as to admit of hey leaving Nelson on or near her advertised time of departure for England.