ENGLISH SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1126, 24 June 1867, Page 4

ENGLISH SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. Al'Hlli. 7, La Hogue, from Sydney; 7, Yatala, from Adelaide ; 8, Lincolnshire, from Melbourne; 9 Royal Standard (s.a), from Melbourne; 9, City of Ad-laido, from Adelaide ; 9, Pride of the Ocean from Melbourne j 9, General Lee, from Sydney; 9,' Echunga, from Melbourne; 9, Zephyr, from Svian River; 9, Bombay, from Canterbury; 9, Siam, ship Captain Ashby, from Auckland; 10, Winterthur ship, Captain Hunt, jrom Auckland ; 10, Bruce from Melbourne;' 10, Ensign, from Napier; 10, Ethel, from Bobart Town ; 12, William Davie, from Ot ago; 12, Hindostan, from Adelaide; 14, Filzroy, from Swan River ; 15, Red Jacket, from Melbourne ■ 17 Wagoola, from Hobart Town; 21, Star of Taßmania, from Otago; 22, Blue Jacket, from New Zealand ; 25, Racer, f.om Melbourne; 25, St. Vincent, from Adelaide ; 25, James Lister, from Sydney; 25, Melita, from New Zealand. DEPARTURES. Fr->m London— For Sydney—April 10, .Nineveh; 13, Liberator; 25, Brueklay Ca tie. For Melbourne — April, Atalanta, Kosoiusko, Elizabeth Nicholson, Sarah Grine, Essex. For Brisbane—April 5, Samarang. j - For Adelaide—April, Marquis of Argylo. j i For New Zealand—April 12, Merrington, ship, Graham, for Auckland ; *9, Otter, ship, for Wellingtonc

I Prom Liverpool— ' Sydney—April 12, Empress of India. For Melbourne—Aprilj Frederik 'Warren, Mogul. VESSELS LOADING. At London. ; ;For Sydney—Strathdon, Pile ; Strathnaver, Fow; loir j Brucklay Castle, Smart; Harlaw, Philip; Waltor Hood, Pirio; Cingala, Neilson; Martha Birnie, Norie; La Hogue, Goddard ; Dundonald, Kowley. -For Adelaide—Coonavto, Begg; Pekina,Orchard; Tho Murray, Smart; Tho Goolwa, Johnson ; Yatala; Legoe: Borar, Hall; City of Adelaide, Bruce; St. Loonards, Franklyn; For Auckland, N. Z.—Ballarat, Allan ; Siam, Aehbj. For Brisbane —Alfred ffawley, Almond ; Earmodius, Deacon ; Salween, Stout. For Canterbury and Wellington—Devonshire, Holt; Bed Hover, Halbert. For Geelong—Lanedowno, Spowart; Wimmera Robertson. For Hobarfc Town, &c.— Neuhoff, Krosß; Ethel, Harmsworth. For Launcestom—Wcstbury, Smith ; Westhurn, Smith. For Moreton Bay;— Young Australia, Gronlick. For Nelson, Now Plymouth—Cissy, Sj oncer. Fot Otago, N.Z.—Lady Egidia, Curry; John Temperlcr, Liddlo. For Portland Bay, &c.—Philippino, Dixon. For Port Phillip and.Geelong—Star of Peace, Mitchell; Georgo Thompson, Shepherd; Lanarkshire, Williamß; Anglesey, Mutter; 1 Winifred, Sergent; Lansdowne, Spowart j J. M. Joshua, Hodgson; Wimmera, Robertson ; Lincolnshire, Skinner. For Swan Biver—Daylight, Pearce ; Zephyr, Elliott; Fitzroy, Maillard. For Wellington, N.Z.—Asterope, Stuart; John Bunyan, Allan. , At. Liverpool. For Sydney—Cape Clear, Keller. • '-,i • For Melbourne and Geelong—Chariot of Fame, Devy j Queen of the South, Fughes; Proteus, Murpliy ; White Star, Kerr; Bavelaw, Stevenson. For Queensland—Southern Umpire, Reeves. : At Glasgow. - i. For Port Chalmers—Silistria, Artis.

LAUNCHES. There was recently launched from the buildingyard of Mr, Humphrey, ship-builder, Inches, Aberdeen, a clippor ship ot the following dimensions *.— Length, 187 feet ; breadth,' 33 feet; and depth, 19 feet 6 inches. She is 825 tons register, and 936 tons builders' measurement. On taking the water, the vessel was named by Mrs. Captain Philips the Carnaquhcen.. The Carnaqulieen is owned by Messrs. Richard Sonnon and C.0., Aberdeen; Bailie "Wood, Banff; and her commander is Captain Phillips, late of the City of Dunedin. The new vessel is intended for the South Australian trade. On April 5 thero wes launched from the building yard of Messrs. "Walter Hood and Co., of Aberdeen, a beautifully modelled ship of the following dimensions, viz. .—Length, 200 feet; breadth, 34 feet ; dopth of hold, 2CU- feet; registering, 1061 0.M., and 901 N.M. As the vessel slid into the water she was named the Jerusalem by Mrs. Goorge Thompson, jun. She is to be commanded by Capt. Largie, late of the Centurion, and employed as one of the Aberdeen clipper line in the Australian and China "trade.

The Marquis of Argyll put back from Deal to London on the 15th April, to repair damage after collision. The Sussex sailed from Plymouth for Melbourne on the sth April. The Norwood, for Swan river, sailed from Portland on April 18. The St. Vincent, from Adolaide, January the 21st with 61 passengers and a cargo of wool, copper ore, and wool, for London, put in to Plymouth on the evening of April 24> with her cargo on fire. She has been towed into Clovelly Bay Cutwater, grounded on the mud, and filled with water, by a party of seamen fromjthe Ordinary, with government fire-floats. The firo was first discovered on board on Good Friday morning, while the St. Vincent was nearing the English Channel, and fearing the smouldering fire might burst out into flames, 56 of her passengers were transferred to the barque Delta, from Havannah for Falmouth, for orders. — Home News, April 26.