Shipping Intelligence

New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 214, 17 June 1848, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence

in w Anns — KmrciG.v. .Tune I^. Trillin, hii?,, IS'i tons, Millon, nnstoi, ftom S^in)i'\ «!l-t M<i}» Wl| h "■undue-,, l'.isseiigcis, I\[o'ais. lutlcior., S. Kmn, I. Nrwi 11, Gomel, U mkin, l)(\iuc, r [\i- M'Nab, Hailcy, AF.icoiiacliic. O'Hucn, (iiiditli-M O'H.iic, J\ir. % l\ii«. Roskell, 1 soldier -hSUiioji.t., 1 woman and 6 children. 11. A. li yGjiald. ;u;L v nt. Juno X). Lvd Hobait, biig, KJI tons, fiom Twofold IJ.iy, uuli cattle.

ouiwAum — rouricw. June I.V 7'iclorifti ttovt wuncnl ling, 200 ton-;, P»urges', coniiu.iit(l<'i , loi iiyclnc, m.i New I'lymoulli June Hi- Deborah, schoosui. 121 ions N.i«lo, maMor, fin Sjdnov, with !l r , sp.u , cVc. Pisscn-jcit., Miss .LirU.m.C.ipUiii P>l^b, Mi. Ncv, iml Mi. F.wen. .7. ?.J.ICK>, <VLUI.

Itino If). Lo-i't a, (( ' O1I > S*' 11 ' 0 . 11 > Milfon, niastci. 4 lilids. biuii.ly, 2 b'vls. Vj. \\ rum, '2 rases Mops, 1 cnsk Mop., 18 cnb'-s ale .lid poiLr, 1 <vsk suo.ir, 4 cas.cs ji.uMnd, 10 !,o\os tclr.s, 2 b,';j^ pippei, lo i hcsts and 818 1 chest-, connon to, I case sLucli, J. Mom's; 1 hhd. lifindy, 1 esc to>", '2 bales iion.onlov; 1 cask haidwarc, 2 pack.iges'soivo-, 3 pockets lidjjs, 2 cwt. lead, 1> cases mii'-Uols, 2 iion pots, G s\/iycls, 'I diays 2 cisks mohssos, \1 rows, i bull, 2 lioiscs, ]00 bags ilour, 20 bd^ salt, 20 r.islis hoUled beiM,fl bajrs rice, 10 bags sugar, 2 quarter c«sUh wine, 20 boxes soip, 10 jars linseed oil, 1000 icet cedar phnik 2 casks refined Mi^ai, 11. A. ril/',f..ild ; U) kc.s liulter, otdei ; I box f.l"ss, 1 c.isp lemon pod, 1 p i'' I ..!^' poiil.-ctionary, T. Gus'o ; 4- hiuis. I)i.ind\, 2 casts i.onw.nc, 12 boxes caudles, kO l.'tles sp.idc, f. hoisc. T> larky; 34 camp wens a.ul tovcis, OJ 1.011 pots, 11 bdies spades, 9 kegs nails, (i iriiiidslouc , 1 M-oi^li n-r machine, 1 bdle seives, 1 mel ioi 'o stvs, 1 mill w.kh!, 1 axle and wheels., 4 casks :;\.>ses itom>ioi, ( >oi> , 1 hUI. lo.it sugar, 10 lube's ]>ipes, J. M'Can, .5 casks 1 baitel resin, J. A. bmilh; 11- b.us iion, G sheets irorr, 2 cases starch, 2 lio.vs castings, Brown and Campbell; 4 qi-casks wine, J. Hoyd; 2 cases diapoj, T. Lewis ; 10 bags sugar, 9 pick ages tea, i boxes. I cask oilinuna stoixs, H. Ellis; J cites 1 Uimk shoes, .5. Cornell; 3 lioises, D.Tyo; 1 ho.se, 1 cait, J.O'll.uc ;.5 horbes, \i. Newell ; 2 cases, 4 bdlcs satl(lli'i>, J. l'wiy; 7 Wc^b butter, 2 boxes oranges, 1 bo\ soap, 1 box candles, 1 crate cheese, 2 packages, furniture, J. M'Nab ; 1 box lucifer matches, older.

EXPORTS June 15. Dchny\ih, for Sidney; Nagle, master. 4 bluU. bi.indy, '2 Inlcs hLmlcls, fi tons fl.ix, order; 1 l>o\ ihapciy ; it. unsay and Co. ; I case founs, C. G. ILunsny ; S ],< "s lobaceo, John Loul ; 70 kauri spais, A. lUibs; 2 cibKs old coppci, R. Dicie.

The Victmia, Government biijr, lias gone to Taranaki, md horn thence will pioccud to .Sidney, wlioie she is lo be pl.iccd on the pilent slip to undi>r<co thoiough lop.iir. Shu is not expected to rcinin within three months. The Louisa Ins brought the February English mail. Tlie Chceifnl schoonei was laid on ior Auckland, and was to sail in about ten (hys. The Ganges had sailed with a c.ugo of coals foi this port from Newcasile ; and the Fan.iy was taking in a ktock there, also for Auckland. The Louisa, when two days from Sydney, spoke the Tasmania, hence lor that porr. The llavannah, 20, Captain Hcrringham, fitting at Sheeiness for New Zealand, has been getting together her ship's conipwy veiy fsst — she bus 130 of her complement <mt of 2'.i\ aii'i bids fnir to be ready for sea at the appointed time.— Slandaul, Jan. 26. lIMS liKoiiGMnt, .Jd 1 trims, sa-led from Tlvinouth for llio Juuieio and New Jfealaiul ou the 20th Jan.

Sidney. AnniVALs at Sydney. — May 21, Piinces T?oval, limque, Sinclair, fiom Hongkong Ist, and Manilla, 23rd March; Salacia, blig, Webster, from London, 14th December. May 23, Elizabeth Jane, schooner, Steiickci, from Launceston, ISth May. May 24, City of Sydney, barque, Jonn-ngs, iiom Launceston, lSlh May; Pcii, Inig, Gw.itkin, fiom L uiiLcston, 18th May ; Uegh, hug, Johnson, fiom Manilla, 4-th March ; Maid of Etin, bug, Heslop, fiom Hokianga, Ist May. May 25, Sir Edward Pnget, baiqiie, Barclay, fiom London, having Ictc the Downs on the llth February ; Hii»htm<in. barque, (Jowley, fiom Nelson, sth May. May 2G, Se<i Nymph, Grange, fiom Manilla, loth IJ.ncli. May 27, Tlioii", baiquo, Cass, fiom London 241h .lanuaiy, Plymouth the u'th, and Falmonth lltli I'cbiuaiy, with 'J'M) emigrants; Shamrock, steamer, Gilmoie, fiom Launceston lbth, and Port Philip 24 li May, PoiteiUi.t, bug, Lancaster, fiom Hongkong 20th I'eb., and Adelaide, iTilh May. May 28, Freak, brig, Bull, from Poit I'hilip 20th May. May 30, Ilonduub, barque, Cay^er, iiom the Downs, 23nl Jannaiy ; Avon, hamie, Cooper, from New Caledonia the Oth May; llaiveal, Amciican barque, Bowen, (torn the whaling grounds; Camnoie, baique, Cudlip, fiom the whaling gi omuls. Df.i'AtiTUßrs.— May 20, Kingston, barque, Havwood, for Auckland with cattle, (the Kingston took her dcpartuie fiom Sydney /or Auckland, but we believe, changed her destination, and proceeded to Cook's Stiaitb). May '27, Euphrates, ship, Monio, lor Ceylon ; Ann Milne, baique, Thorns, for Copang ; Pcii, brig, GwalUn, for the Mdiuituis. May 29, b'ame, baique, Keen, for the whaling gioumls. May 30, Ralph llcrnal, barque, M'Laien, for NcNon ; Gcoige Chaniplin, taique, Swain, for the South Sea Fishery. The Wii>ianis, 1 lique, sailed for Nelson, and the TCelso, ship, ioi Poit Nicholson, via Two-fold Bay, on the 31st May:

The Sir Edward Pasjet has made a quick passage of one liuihlicll and three days from the Downs, but bung, news only to the 3rd of February, the day she leii Gravcsemf, Caplum Barclay having^ given his litest papers to a homeward bound vessel from China, that lie spoke ou the equator. The Sir Edward Paget is the post office piukt t for Fulnuary, and brings an unusually lan;e mail, the number of bags being twenty-six of the ordinal y si/.e. The only vessel spoken by her, on the passage) connected with these colonies, was the barque Elora, off the Cape do Vcrd Island* on the Ist March, fiom L- ndon the 11th February, bound for New Zealand. — Sydney Heiuld, May 26. Ihe Thetis left Plymouth on 6th February, but was aftmv.mK compelled to put into Fdlmouth horn contr.u"" winds, and from Ihente has made a l.vir passage Of one hundred and sK d.iys. She brings howeier no Liter new-, than th.it picviously received, the captain h<u iuir s'ih'ii his papeis (exteudii)K to the 9th Fcbruaiy) to an hoinewaid-bouud vessel that he speku on the p;i^.i"e- The iinnngi.ints ou boaid are two hundred nnd tfivty iti iHimbi'r, with but few c\teptio!>s aU bnjr-li-l) ,md consist oi Ibity one maviied couples thirtythree snvlc men, tniitj'-louf single women, thirty aix bov-., and thitty-three {riilh, under twelve years ot age, «n J twelve infant'- Threo deaths occuned o 1> during the vov.iin; -nrl those of inlauts, which has been over balanced by six births- On the 28th March the Ihe i . spoke thePenyard Park, hence for London, the 14th Janntiiy, in latitude 17 49 south, longitude 2WB west. The baique Raymond sailed from Twofold Hay for Port NitJiyjsw; with stud*, about the 19th nibt-

The Homlim* has been our hundred md twenty- six (Ins on her pn«svi!;e from Ihe Downs. Site icpoits having <spoken on the 'J4th I>Vl>i»uxi j , in lal. (> N., long. 8(i E.. thcbaui'ic Ann liaUs, Go-n London tl\c 2iid Jan., bound foi Nydnc). The Princes Royal made an excellent voyage to and fiom China and Manili, having completed it in four nml a h«lf months. The barque Bamboo, hence the 27t.1i November, nniveil nt Shanghai on the H)th Deoeinot'i . The Jo cpli Som^ hence the 4th Nov., umvrrint Hongkong on the 111) Junuuy, nucl smle] agdin for Bombay on the iidth. Febiuaiy Tuc Suglialien fiom Mew Zeal.uid, arnve.l at ll')ii,Kong on the 12th, tl\< Sir George Seymoiu, fiom Airklnnd on the 18th Fcbnrry, ami aim lenuminq; there seven days, piocerdcd to Manila, and from which port she was to sail foi Sydney the s.ime diyas the Princess Royal. The brig Kigi i sailed from Manila for Sydney on the .3rd Mh' cl>c I> 5 ihe 11 chard and William foi P n Phillip on tho Bth, nnd the baiquc Sci Nymph for Sydney on l.jth M aic ''- The baiquo Fanny Fi shrr, hence via New Ze al< " l(^> nnived on the 13th March, and was loading mum for Sydney, when the Princess Royal sailed.° I'r U'hts for England, at China and Manila, were from Mi toX'! 10a. per ton, and likely to decline.

English Smri'iNG, — 13y the latest letters and newspapers received hy the hir Edward Puget, there had been no arrivals at London from this colony subsequent to the Thomas Arbuthnot, but we ore informed by the Captain and passengers of the former ship, that a vessel from Sydney arrived in the Downs prior to her de parture, having made the passage in ninety six days, which would piobnbly he the R flem.w, hence the 3 1st October. The mails forwaidrd (how Sydney via China, by the M.irmion, Bla-r, Ami and Essex, in September lust, arrived in London during i lie last week of January. lI. M. steamer Aeluion, C.iptain Siokes, sailed from Poitsmouth for INI idtiia, the Cnpe of Good Hope, vSydncy, and New Z'aUnd, nhnut the 17ih January. The Elphmston, 425 tons, TiUman, sailed from the Downs f»r Sydney on tue Ist, and the Thetis, from Plymouth, with emigrants on the 3rd February. The Canton, 506 tons, Tnend, left Gravescnd on the Ist February, tor Plymouth, to embaik emigrants for Sydney, and would sail from thence übout the 15th Februaiy. The Erjues'iian was to leave Gravesend about the 18 h, and Plymouth the 25tli February, with emigrants for Sydney. The Prince ot Wales haJ been taken off the berth for Sydney, and in her place, the Waratah, 438 tons, Volum, had been laid on to sail about the 15th February. The Seringapatam, 353 tons, Livell, and the Lima, 340 tons, Yule, were both lo uling tor Sydney, and would sail about the 20th February. The Lydf >rd sailed for Deal from L'iuncc fc ton, oathe 3 1st January. The Gratitude, 271 tons, hmith, entered outwards for Adelaide on the 29th January. The ship John Dal ton waa to sail from Liverpool for Sidney on the 20 ih February—and the Subiaon, for Port Phillip, about the same time.

Vnssrm Laid on at London for these Colonies.—(From Hardy's bhipjnng List of ]sth January.)— For Sydney — Ann Bates, January VfO ; Honduras, January 20 ; Thetis, (emigrants) January ; Elphinbtone, Januaiy 25 ; Canton, (emigrtiiits) Jan. 28; Sir Edward P<iget, (P.0.P.) February 1; Equestrian, (emigrant*.) February 18 ; Scnng»]>atam, Feb. 20; Prince of Wales, FebruaiylO; Lima, February 2J. For Port Phillip— Sultana, January 29; Union, February 14 ; Wolfe, (emigrants) Febmary 10. For Plob^rt Town — John Ctivlin, (convicts) ; Aden, Feb. i ; Elizabeth and Hcmy, (female convicts) February t> ; Kitinear, February 20. For Hobart Town und Poit Phillip — Anna Manu, (convicts) Februaiy 12. FtF t Lauuctßion — Lydfoid, January 20 ; Caernarvon, February 5; Martba, February 10 ; Gratitude Feb. 23- For Adelaide — Zealous, Janiury 25; Waratlia, February 25 ; Princis Iloyal (emiu ranis) January 31. For Adelaide and Poit Phillip— Abberton, Februmy 5. For New Zealand— Eloia, Januiry 20 ; Victory, (]>as"•cui^eiß and emigrants) March 1. For bwan RiverTrusty, March 1, — Sydney Herald May 22.