Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 18, 4 October 1845, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

INWARDS. — FOREIGN. Oct. 2. Coalangalta, schooner, Walker, master, from" Sydney, with sundries. P&ssengers,~Me>srs. Con way, Divine, Alison, and Miss Walker. W. S. Grahame, agent. ;' Oct. 3. Sister, schooner, Korff, master, from bydney, with sundries." Passengers, Capt^ Hay, and Mr. Korff. H. R. Cretnay, agent.

INWARDS— COASTWISE. Sept., 29. lOcean Queen, schooner, Crofts, master, from Waiheke, with Gum. Oct. 1. Samuel Marsden, schooner, Shearer, master, from Man urangi, with timber. Oct. 2. Dolphin, schooner, Stewart, master, from Kaitaia, in ballast. Oct. 2. Alexander, schooner, Miller, master, from Wangarei, with cattle and horses.

OUTWARDS. — FOREIGN. Oct. 2. H.M.S. Daphne, Captain Onslow, for Val- < paraiso. j I . Oct. 2. H.M.S- Racehorse, Captain Hay, for Sydney. Oct. 2. Tobacco Plant, American whaler, Skinner, master, for New Bedford, with 1219 barrels' sperm oil. Passenger, Captain Mosely. J. Macdougall, agent.

, The " Alfred," brig, Iras been laid on for this port from Sydney. The " Nelson," brig, from Wellington, on Dec. 7, 1844,' arrived in London, 3rd May. Capt. McLaren. She is advertised to sail direct for New Zealand, on the 10th June, 184-5. This vessel was reported to have been lost off the coast of Brazil. Fessek laid on for the Colonies.—For Sydney, the — A Ship, 400 tons, name not given, to sail, 15th June ; do. the " St. George," 750 tons, J. Noire, to sail Ist July. For Hobart Town, the " Jang Frances," 450 tons, J. Crosby, to sail 12th July. For Launceston, the Buckham," 400 tons, J. Bewley, to sail 3th June. Vessels for England. — The "Royal Tar," sailed Sept. 10, from Sydney, having been detained in order to forward despatches relative to New Zealand; do. the "Cashmere," having shipped the Kauri Gum, &c. off the " Coolangatta," to sail immediately, Captain Mackie, for London ; do. the brig " Corsair," Captain Sproul, for London ; do. the " Urgent," Capt. Tucker, 50 tons Kauri Gum, hides, tallow, bone, #c. for London. For Liverpool— the "Rossendale," Captain Goulding, with 300 cases Kauri Gum, &c. Sydney arrivals from Lo7idon.—Se^t. 5, the barque " Hooghley," 650 tons, J. Williams, master, 'from Gravesend 19th May, with merchandise. Griffiths, Fanning, and Co., agents. Sept. 6. the brig " Corsair,".. Sproul, master, from the Downs 19th April, with merchandise, Flower, Salting, and Co. agents. Sept. 6, the barque "George," Post office packet, 414 tons, Gordon, master, from the Downs, 4th May, with merchandise. Gilchrist and Alexander, agents. Also on the same day, the barque " Regia," Morrison, master, from the Downs, 19th April. (Fiessels arrived in England.) From Hobart Town, —the Calcutta, arrived in England on the 2 1, st April, after a beautiful passage of about 100 days ; she made the run to t Cape, Horn in the short space of 31 days. The Jane Frances, on the 6th May ; the Lcandcr, on the 14th May ; and the Jane, and the Elizabeth Buckham from Launceston, had also arrived o.n the 29th April— Hobart Town Courier. f \ The ship Templar, it appears, put in Rio de Janeiro, on her voyage to England, which made her passage home so much' lpnge r r than the SVGeorge, which vessel, it. will be remembered, sailed hence on the same day (January 5.) The Templar was exactly off -Cape Horn on the evening of the 10th of Eebruary, and had beautiful •weather there. It afterwards appeared op comparing journals, that she rounded theflorn twenty four hours before the St. George. The Templar dropped anchor in the harbour of Rio, on the 4th of March. Lord (-rlentworth here heard of the death of his grandfather (the' Earl of Limerick). HM. Frigate Alfred waslying there. On the 12th March, the , Templar weighed anchor, and owing to the wind being light and contrary she was towed fo sea by the naval British, and, Portuguese boats united. Afyer this the Templar experienced very light winds, and a steady comfoi table voyage for the passengers, but in conse- ' qiience, did not reach the North Foreland until the 7th May. The Earla nd Countess of Limerick and family landed at Margate. The whole of the passengers were greatly gratified by Capt Brown's cunduct,, during the voydge.— Sydney Paper.

New Zealand — Gr.eat preparations are tiemg made for sending; down troops to New Zealand. About 300 men and officers of the 58th ■will shortly be ready to embark, and we henr they will be accompanied by a detachment of the grenadiers of the 99th regiment. Several.24pqunders, bullocks, horses ? and a large store of ammunition, are also to be sent. The steamer juno i has also again been tendered fur this service ; and we would impress on the Government the urgent necessity for availing itself of the offer, which is, we imagine, absolutely necessary for the safety of our New Zealand Colonies. — Sydney Paper. ■ ■ » i "

Sydney Price Current— -Ales, ,Burton, £6. 10s. to £H. 15s. Bass's, £6. 12s. 6d.— Brandy, 6s. to 75., Rum, 3s. 9d. to 4s.— Tobacco, Bd.tols.— Tea, Hysou, £3. 155. to £'i. ss. per chest. — Wheat, 4s. 9d. to ss. 3d. per bushel, Barley, 2s. 6d. to 2s. 9d.— Flour, £14. per ton. —Fat cattle, £2. ss. to £3. 'per head.— Sheep, ss. 6d. to Bs. per head. Launceston Market, Sept. 4. — Fine Flour, £\Z. per ton. — Wheat, ss. per "bushel, Barley, 3s. 6d., Oats, 3s. Hobart Town Market, Sept. 3. — Fine Flour, at the mill, £15. per ton. — Wheat, ss. 3d. per bushel, Oats, 3s. Gd. to 3s. 9d., Barley, 4s\, Maize, 3s. (id. — Potatoes, £3. per ton.

. — J— — — — — , Calendar for October.— Sow French aho Peas for succession, early Turnip, Radish and other Salad soeds. Transplant Lettuce, Cabbage, Cauliflower, &c, also annual flowers^that haVe been sown in beds. Sow Rock& water melons, cucumber, and pumpkins. Keep the garden clear oi all weeds, so as 10 prevent them from shedding seed, also cabbage and other brasfca, before coming into flower, as the fiower contaminates those species which are grown for seed. The earlier barley is sown the better. .Sow maize, plant potatoes. Plough ground as t is cleared.