SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Volume 19, Issue 62, 19 June 1841, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED. June 14, brig Ullswater, 200, Gibson, from Launceston ; cargo, sheep, cattle, and poultry. June 15, brigantine Harrington, 120, Mercer, from London ; she left the Docks on the 12th, and Portsmouth on the 20th January. Passengers — Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Mercer, Messrs. Adam, E. Chetham, A. Chetham, Lett, Watson, Gordon, Jackson, Sturgeon, Haswell, and Chamberlain. Same day, schooner Minerva, 129, D. Reid, from Port Phillip ; cargo, sheep. June 16, brig Portenia, 221, Frasier, Molineux Harbour. Passengers — Messrs. Bennant and Connin. Same day, barque Sir John Falstaff, 513, James Gordon, from London via Sydney ; sheep. SAILED. June 15, schooner Surprise, for Wanganui ; general cargo. (Did not sail as announced last week.) June 17, barque Lord William Bentinck, Crow, for India. IN PORT. Schooner Bailey, Sinclair. Barque Jane, Stobo. Ship Mary, Kemp. Barque Katherine Stewart Forbes, Hobbs. Brig Ullswater, Gibson. Brigantine Harrington, Mercer. Schooner Minerva, Reid. Brig Portenia, Frasier. Barque Sir John Falstaff, Gordon. The Harrington touched at St. Nicholas, (Cape de Verd,) and also put into Rio, where she remained four days. The Lapwing, from this port, arrived at Sydney two days before the Mary sailed. The Lady Raffles, we are informed, is not coming on to Port Nicholson. The ship Brilliant sailed from Gresnock on the 27th December, for Port Manakou. After encountering many gales, she put into the Cove of Cork, and sailed again on the 24th January, after exchanging her captain and mate, who proved to be incapable of taking charge of the ship from drunkenness.