Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 318, 16 June 1849, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS. June 11. Inchinvan, ihip, 565 tons, Pearse, master, from Newcastle, with cattle, horses, &c. Passengers— Mr. and M/s. Weston, and child, Mr. and Mr^. Stewart, and 9 stockmen. J. Murky, Agent. Jun<> 15. Augustus Heard, U. S. Ship, 491 tons, Huntiug'on, ma ter, from Boston, v a Hobart Town, Adelaide, and Wellington, with American merchandize. J. I. Montefiore, Agent.

DEPARTURES. June 10. Adelaide, schooner, 92 (on«, Gedge, raaste-, for Hobart Town, with timber. Passengers— J. Itey o'ds J. Valentine. D. Nathan, Agent. June 12. Esperanza, brig 142 tons, Johnson, master, for Hobart Town, with sundries. PassengersLieutenant Harrison, R.N., Mr*. Harrison, and Mr. Roddn, and 2in steerage. T. Lewis. Agent. June 13. Volunteer, baique,242 tons, Wingfield, master, for California, wi h sundries. Passengers— Mr. Guynne, Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Miss Morris, Mr. and Mrs, G. Smyih, two children and servant. Dr. Vallai k, and servant, Mr% Panton, and servant, Mr. Herring, Mrs. Kettlewell, Captain Humphries, Mr, and Mrs. King, and two children, Wessrs. Jaques, Panther, Boyce, J. Adams, Jn. Adams, Barber, Davis, Mrs. and Miss Davis, aud three children, Mr. Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Milhr, Mr. and Mrs McEvoy, Messrs. Hid%son» Salamon, Garnay, Pigram, Knight, Campbell, Hayes and Son, Lin*, H r> , Smith, Hendeison, Cofgrove, Murray, King. Mr?. Miers, J. Woodward. From Auckland— Lieutenant and Mrs. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Young, and 9 children, MeursLane, Smith, G. Gilberd and wife, W. Gilberd, Mr. Pu-ay, Mr. Ryan and wife, Me ssb. Robinson, and McDowell- JjVVoodhousp, Agent.

Arrivals at Sydney, May 25 —The Josephine, barque. 310 tons, Smith master, from Londm, haying left the Downs on the 30 h January. Ageuoria, barquf, 724 tons, Newby, master, from London the 30th January, and Plymouth the 7tli February, with 25G immigrants.

English Shipping —The Horuluran, Cayzer, sail ed fioin the Downs for Sydney on the 30th January ; and the Jnmet Gibb, with emigrants, sailed the same day. The Emma Eugenia, Winter, sailed from PI mouth for Sydney, with emigrants, on the 4'h February. The British Empire for Port Phillip, and the Susannah for Adelaide, witk em'grants, sailed from Plymouth on the 7 h Ftbiuary.

On the 31st December Messrs. H. aisd C. Toulmin received notice fiom Her M»je ty's Gjvernnaent that their contract for conveying the mails t> Sydney by insnihly tailing packi ts was to close on the Slst March, and consequently the March packet would be the last which would leave England on the old system. Messr*. Gilcbi Ist and Alexander, the Sidney agents, have received instructions not to send any more mails by packets from Sydney, and the Tropic, with the June mail, will be the last which will be despatched from the colony. After that lime we suppose the old practice will be resorted to, and all Utters will be sent by the first ship that leavei the port after they are posted, unless marked to go by particular vesiels. Even if ■team communication be not established during the current year, the abolition of the old system of keeping all ietten for the monthly packets will be an advantage. — Sydney Herald, May 26.