Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 56, 27 June 1846, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

INWARDS.— 'FOREIGN. June 20. Mankin, brig, Cooney, master, from Sydney, j with sundries. Passengers— Mr. and Mrs. Wright, ! Messrs. Robertson, Leathes, Keesing, Pickering, and Griffin, Miss Coleman, and Master Rumboldt. W. S. Grahame, agent.

OUTWARDS—FOREIGN. Nil.

INWARDS-^COASTWISE. June 22. Katharine, schooner, Waitford, master, from Bay of Islands, in ballast. June 22. Thomas, cutter, Sullivan, master, from Mahurangi, with firewood. June 22. Gasclle, schooner, Mclntosh, master, from the River Thames, with timber. June 23. Bon Accord, schooner, Williamson, master, from Kauwau Island, in ballast. June 23. Mary Ann, schooner, Murphy, master, from Nelson and New Plymouth, with flour, oats, and potatoes. Passengers — Messrs. J. N. Watt, W. King, R. Gillingham, J. Copeur, T. Gfeathead, J. Carr, Mr. and Mrs, Edgcombe, Mr. and Mrs. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Cockcroft, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, and Mrs. Dalton. June 25. Kate, schooner, Salmon, master, from East Coast, with oil, &c. June 25. Alexander, Miller, master, from Waiheke, with firewood June 25. Diana, Schooner, Sambell, master, from Bay of Plenty, with potatoes and pigs. June 25. Terror, schooner, Dunning, master, from Kauwau, with copper ore. June 26. Providence, schooner, McCook, master, from Hipara, with oil. I

OUTWARDS— COASTWISE. ' June 22. Maid of the Mill, schooner, Hamilton, master, for Bay of Islands, in ballast. June 22. Mary and Eliza, schooner, Johnson, master, for Tauvanga, with sundries. ' June 22. Russell, schooner, Hatt, master, for Bay of Plenty, in ballast. June 23. Bon Accord, , schooner, Williamson, master, for Kauwau, with sundries. June 25. 11. M. Steamer Driver, Capt. C. O. Hayes, for Port Nicholson, with His Excellency the Governor and suite, — Lieut. Balneavis, Ensigns Middleton and Wynyard, i non-commissioned officers, and 56 rank and file 58th regt. ; 9 men 99th regt ; and Capt. Henderson and 5 men Royal Artillery, with one 32pounder, two 12-pounders, and two mortars. June 23. Victoria, Government brig, Richards, for Tauranga. Passenger — Mr. J. J. Symonds. Jnne 25. Thomas, cutter, Sullivan, master, for Mahurangi, with sundries. The Maukin. — This brig left Sydney on the 7th inst, made the Three Kings in seven days— but owing to unfavourable light winds from the North Cape, she did not arrive till Friday evening, the 19th inst. We were not aware of her arrival when going to press, consequently she was not announced in our last. The "Terror" sailed for Kawau on Saturday last, and returned on Wednesday with 70 tons of copper ore, She is advertised to sail for Sydney on Tuesday morning. The " Aurora," schooner has been driven on shore at Haere Kino, near the wreck of the " Osprey," and was nigh totally wrecked. She was got off, but will have to nndergo thorough rqiair before she is fit for sea. The hull of the "Osprey" is now deeply buried in the sand. The natives who own that part of the beach on which she struck, have claimed her as their right, and demanded payment for her accordingly; but an influential chief has since taken charge of her for the purchaser, Mr. P. Monro. The "Providence" has brought part of the oil that was wrecked in the " Hannah." It was in possession of the natives, and had to be purchased from them at high price. The wreck of the "Mary Catherine," was sold last week, by Messrs. Brown and Campbell, for £320, to Mr. Davis.