Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1452, 7 September 1860, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

--' . SAILED.

September 4, s. s. White Swan, 198 tons, Q. H. Wilson, for Taranaki. September 4. e.s. (Vanga Wonga, 103 tons, F. • Tlennor, for Tarannki. Passengers — Captain ' Armstrong, Messrp. Duncnn, McDougall. September 5, schooner J.'yne, 35 tons, Linklater, for Wanganui. September 6, echooner Mary Jane, 30 tons, -in Jenkins, for Manawatu. >< EXPORTS. la the Wonqa Wong t. Duncan & Veunell, Agents, — 2- 1 ? boxes sperm candles, 2 cases, 1 trunk, 12 casks bottled beer, 20 cases do. do., 12 bags sugar, Duncan and Vennell ; 20 boxes sperm candles, D. Anderson ; I case brandy. Bethune & Hunter ; 2 tons flour, Kebbell; 8 hhds. beer, Dixon; 1 pkg., W. B. Rhodes, & Co. IN J>ORT. H. M. S. Fawn. 17 guns, E. P. Cator. H. M. S. Ptlorus, 21 guns, Commodore Seymour. Ship Ufargarelhn Boesner, 392 tons, Eggers, discharging coals. Barque Ecliptic, 330 tons, Le Boeuf, discharging. Barque keasln, 327 tons, Muirhead. Brig Ben Nevis, 270 tons, T. Turcan, discharging. Brig Laila Roohh, 147 tons, C. C. Beer, cleared for Otago. Brig Margaret Thomson, 165 tons, Kensett, loading for Melbourne. Brigantine Esther, 54 tons, Campbell, loading at Swinbonrne'a Wharf, for Napier. {Schooner Mary Thomson , 52 tons, Bain, Schooner Ocean Queen. 20 tons, Simmonds, on Dr/den and' Thirkell's slip. Schooner Randolph, 23 tons, Kempthorne, loading for Kai Koras. Schooner Sw-Ji, 25 tons, Cook. Sohooner Sisters, 18 tons, R. Woodgata.

H. M. S. (s.) Fawn, 17 guns, Captain Cator, from Taranaki, arrived in this harbour yesterday afternoon. She left Taranaki on Sunday last, and has experienced exceedingly boisterous weather in the Straits. She put into Port Hardy on Monday, and sailed a^ain on Wednesday, and was again compelled to seek shelter in Queen Charlotte's Sound the same night. On- Thursday morning ah« Bailed again for Wellington, and arrived in this harbour about sun-down. We have to thank the Officers for their courtesy in furnishing us with late Taranaki papers, extracts from which will be found in to-day's issue. The news its of an unimportant character. The Airedale sailed for Nelson and Wellington the same day a.% the Fawn, being filled with refugees, who were to ..he lan.led at Nelson. We understand ehe has come on here to ship two 8-inch guns and a 'quantity of ammunition, from the Pelorus, when ". >he will return to Taranaki. Ashley, Captain Kennedy, arrived in , this harbour juct as we were going to press, after a J'a&sagfe'of 18 hours from Lyttelton. She haa ; . e«heri&nce'd very boisterous woath ■•;• (.luring her V trip iq'ifcfie f3bnth., - Sho brings no news of importatifieV The. j.iadda, from the Clyde, arrived at !?&. Oiago, on the 2Otn August, after a protracted j^jiaafage, bringing Qfl imioiyr&nte. Eight births '- alid 14 dtsaths 'occurred on the passage. The ; : Salopian,, hence, arrived at Otago on the 29th '.' . ultimo.

COMMERCIAL.

Ix our Monthly Summary for Europe and Australia, published in our last, we commented very fully upon the Commercial affairs of this province, and have now nothing to add : but the alteration of the time of closing the Mail from to-day until to-morrow, at 12, has enabled ua to give the latest prices current.

In the last paragraph of the Commercial Report an erratum is necessary. Instead of " the military are taken into account," it should read " the military are not taken into account."