Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 146, 23 October 1847, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS— FOREIGN. Oct. 10. Julia, l)r'i£, 110 tons, Clark, master, from Hohatt Town, with sundries. Passengers — Capt. Twohey, Mi. and Mrs. Beasted and child, and Mrs. Bowden and child. D. Nathan, agent. Oct. 20. Factor, baiqne, 336 tons. McCook, master, from Tahiti, with sundries. J. Woodhouse, a»cnt. Oct. 21. La Brilliante, French corvette, Count Dv Euzct, from Sydney, via Bay of Islands.

DPPARTURES~FOREIGN. Oct. 18. Hope, barque, 377 tons, Marshall, master, for London, with spars, timber, copper ore, manganese, &c. Passengers —Cdpiain Parker, Mr. Webster, and Mr. Cooper. Brown aud Campbell, agents-

ARRIVALS— COASTWISE. Oct. 20. Provident'?, cutter, 16 tons, Webb, master, from Bay of Plenty, with potatoes, salt pork, lard, bacon, and hams. Oct. 20. Mary, schooner, 14 tons, Davides, master, from Bay ol Plenty, with potatoes, pifjs, bacon, &c. Oct. 20. Daring, schooner, 14 tons, Thorouhgood, master, from Bay of Plenty, "with potatui'*& maize. Oct. 21. linn Accord, schooner, 17 tons, Williamson, master, from Kawau, in ballast. Oct. 2%. Sea, schooner, 16 tons, Jeffers, master, from Bay ol Plenty, with flax, maize, and pigs.

DnPAUTURUG — COASTWISE. Oct. 19. Elizabeth Davis, schooner, 33 tons, Cape, master, for Wellington, with sundries Oct. 19. Providence, schooner, 36 tons, Merrick, master, for Waiheke, m ballast, ct. 21. linn Accord, 17 tons, Williamson, master, for Kawau, in ballast. Oct. 21. Providence, cutter, 16 tons, Webb, master, for Bay of Plenty, with sundries.

The ship Factor, American bottom, from Tahiti, had been sold tbere as abandoned for repairs, and is now owned by Messrs. Hort Brothers, of that place, in conjunction with Capt. McCook, formerly of the Coquette. She left Tahiti on sth Sept., and called at Baietca, since which she has encountered very unfavourable weather. She will load timber hence for the Tahitian market. H. M. S. Calypso, left Tahiti on the Ist ult., on a cruise among the Society Islands. The Harplcy, from Launceston to London, which had put into Tahiti leaky, had undergone repairs, and resumed her voyage. The Ann, schooner, of Tahiti> was to sail in a few days for Sydney, she left there the Ann, schooner, Rodgers, and the James and Amelia, cutter, from Sydney; also, a frigate, a brig, and two steamers, French men-of-war. The Swan, which has been advertised for Tahiti, has been taken off the berth, and is now loading for Sydney, for which place she will sail on Tuesday next. The Coquette will sail about Monday, for the Navigator Islands.