Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 81, 19 December 1846, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

inwakds — rourieNDec."! 2. Terror, schooner, 95 tons, Dunning 1 , master, from Sydney, with sundries. Passenger — Mr. J. Neal. J. Vlacky, assent. Dae. 15. Secret, schooner, 38 tons, Boyle, master, from Sydney, with flour. J. Woodhousc, agent. Dec. 17. Triton, schooner, 120 ton?, Lillewall, master, from Feegees, with sundries. Passengers — Captain Brown, Mrs. Wilson, Masters. J agger and Culveit, and Thomas Hairis. W. S. Gidhame, agent. —

OUI\VARDS-»>rOREIGN. Nil.

ARRIVALS— COASTWISC. Dec. 14. Hope, schooner, 12 tons, Sinclair, masret, Jroni B.iy of Ple?ny, with pigs and maize. Dec. 15. Thomas, cutter, 15 tons, Sullivan, master, from Mdhuraugi, with Cue wood. Dec. 15. Gazelle, schooner, 14 tons, Mclntosh, master, from the Thames, with timber. Dec. 15. Maid of the Mill, schooner, 27 tons, Atkins, master, from 0a y of I bid lids, iv ballast. "Dec. 16. Glengarry, cutter, 18 tons, M'Millan mas- - ter, Irom N&ufl£uri], with timber. -Dec. 16. Hazard, cutter, 18fons, King, master, fiom East Cape, with oil, bone, maize, bacon, and jiork. 'Dec. 17. Neptune, schooner,' '27 tons, Read', master, v from East Cape, wilh" oil, wheat, and horses. Dec. 17 Bon Accord, schooner,- 17 lons/Wiiliamson, master, from Kauwau, m ballast.

OnPARrURES—COASTWISE. Dec.l 6. H.MStr.Draw, for Wellington. Passengers: His Excellency iheL eut.-Gosernor, Mr. Thatcher, Mr. Domett, M.C., Mr. Nopps master of rl. M.S. Racehorse, Mohi Tawai, "(native chief) ; Captain Hemlersou, and 12 men of the Royal Artillery; Dr. Prendergast, 2 officers, and 120 rank and file of the 65th Regt. Dec. 15. Tnomas, cutter, 15 tons, Sullivan, master, for Mali urangi, with suiidnes. Dec. 16. Gttcelle, schooner, 14' tons, Mclntosb, mas- > ■ ter, for the RiverTlwines/with sundries. * 'Dec. 17. Linnet, schooner; 12 tons, Bennett, master, for Bay ot Islands, m ballast. ' Dec. 17. Bon Accord, schooner, 17 tons, "Williamson, master, for Kauvvau, in ballatt. The Triton spoke the following 1 vessels, off the Three Kings :— On Dec. 4th, the ship South Pole, of Amsterdam, whaler, 15 months out, 100 barrels , sjerm and 400 btock, bound for Sydney. On Dec. 1 6tb, the baique Jane, of Sydney," whaler, Capt. Lee, 22 months out, 700 barrels sperm ; also, 'same day, the schooner Industry, of llobart Town, 5 mouths out, 2 tons black oil. Off the North Cape, on Dec. 10th, the barque IVoodlarh, of Sydney, whaler, 1 1 mouths out, 800 barrels sperm and' 200 black. The7'error experienced, former, an unusually long 1 passage Irom Sydney,- having met with a succession of bad weather and calms. Shortly after her departure from Sydney, she shipped several heavy seas, but fortunately sustained no -material damage. She left Sydney on the 22nd November, and arrived here on the 12t"h inst. She is now loading with timber for Sydney, and is to sail on Monday.