Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 11, 16 August 1845, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

INWARDS. — roREIGN. August 12. 11. M S. Daphne, Captain Onslow, from Callao, on the South American Station, via Navigators Islands, leaving- Mr. Pritchard a* British Consul for those Islands. She carries 18 lon» 32jjounders.

INWARDS — CO YSTWISE. August 9. Brothers, schooner, Drew, master, from Coromandel harbour, with Kauri Gum. August .9. Glengariy, cutter, Williamson, master, from Waiheke in ballast, August 11. Maid of the Mill, schooner, Draper, master, from Kaitaia, with Kauri Gum. August 11. Neptune, schooner, Thomas, master, from Kaitaia, with Kauri Gum and Bark.

outwards. — rounifiN. August .9. John Bull, schooner, Brown, master, for .Sydney, with Kauri Gum. Passengers, Mrs. Dudley and child, Mr. H. Keesing, and 9in steeiage. J. M'Dougdll, Agent. August 9. Coquette, schooner, Rogers, ma«ter, for Tahiti, with siuulnes. H. K. Crctnay, Asjent. August 13. Thomas Lord, schooner, Johnson, master, for Sydney, via Kauwsut, and Kaitaia, with Copj)er ore, and Kauri Gum. W. S. Grahame, Ageut.

OUTWARDS-— COASTWISE. Aujrust 9. Dolphin, schooner, Stewart, master, for Kaitaia, with sundries. August 9. Hydrus, lugtrer, Claringbold, master, for Mercury ba\, with sundries. August 11. DUtnna, sohoouer, Banks, master, for Russel, with sundries. August 13. Brothers, schooner, Commons, master, loi the Thames, with sundries. August 13. Glaigany, cutter, Williamson, master, for Wangarei, in ballast. August 13. Neptune, schooner, Thomas, master, for Kaitaia, with sundries. The Thomas Lord, schooner, Captain Johnson, is to run as a regular trader between Auckland and Sydney. The Matilda, whaler, from this port, touched at Valparaiso, on her way io London. Bv the Three Brother*, we learn that the whaling season still continues to progress considerably, and promises to be one of the best that has occuned for many years. At Tom's station, in Queen Charlottes Sound, they have caught three whiles, and lost three humpbacks. At Doroughty's, in cloudy Bay, one whale; at Kapiti, one whale; ai Porirua, one \\ hale. Mr. Toms informs us, that on Tuesday last, Frasers party were " fast " to a large whale, when unfortunately the boat was struck by the fish in "sounding," aii'l smashed to pieces ; the crew remained in the water neaily half an hour, when they were rescued by one of the boats, belonging to Toms' station at Porirua.— N. Z. Spectator.

Vessels lard on in Sydney for New Zealand. Ariel, schooner, 1 04 tons, Captain Lewis ;— Elizabeth, schooner, 175 lons, Captain Jones, via Jcrvisßay; — Lndi/ Leigh, schooner. 1 18 tons, Captain Reid, for Poit Nicholson direct •>— Marian JFat&on, schooner, 145 tons, Captain Maughan, for Auckland, via Wellington; — Thistle, ketch, Captain Cains, for the Bay of islands and Auckland. Passengeis,Mr. & r Mrs. Batcman.