Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 92, 6 March 1847, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

INWARDS— FOREIGN. March 1. Coquette, schooner, 12 tons, McCook, master, from Sydney, with sundriet. Passengers —Mr. and Mrs. Wetford, and two children, and Mr. J. Russell. J. Woodhouse, agent.

OUTWARDS— FOREIGN. March 3. Avoca, barque, 245 tons. Howey, master, for Valparaiso, nith timber. Passenger — Mr. John Commons. VV. S. Grahame, agent.

INWAKDS— COASTWISE. March 2. Hope, barque, 377 tons, Marshall, roaster, from Wellington, 18ih Feb., with sundries. Brown and Campbell, agents. March 2. Neptune, schooner, 27 toni, Keane, master, from Bay of Plen'y, with oil, Ac. March 2. Brothers, schooner, 22 tons-, Cain, master, from Bay of Islands, with' sundries, March 2. Alexander, schooner, 36 tons, Miller, master, from Wdiheke, with potatoes and firewood. March 3. Glengarry, cutter, 18 ton», Campbell, master, from the River Thames, with onions and kauri gum. March 3. Eliza, schooner, 20 tons, Faulkner, master, from Tauranga, with flax.

OUTWARDS— COASTWISE. Ma; eh 2. Maid of the Mill, schooner, 27 tons, Stewart, master, for Bay of Islauds, with sundries. March 3. Alexander, ichooner, 36 tons, Miller, master, for the River Thames, in ballast. March 3. Prospect, cutter, 12 tons, Snowden, master, for Bay of Plenty, with sundries. March 4." Flying Fisk, schooner, 11 tons, Lane, master, for Bay of Plenty, with sundries. March 4. Glengarry, cutter, 14 tons, Campbell, master, for the River Thames, in ballast.

The Hope, barque, is to be taken up the river, to Soldier's Bay, and hove down to undergo repair, before she sails for Wokianga, where she is to load for England. The Coquette left Sydney on the 9th February, but did uot sail from the Heads till the 12th. The John Hull was to sail a few days after, and the Maukin on the 19lh ult. The wreck of the Sir Robert Peel, had been sold by auction to Messrs. Boyd and Co., of Sidney, for the sum of £700. The U S. Miip liohert Pulsford, arrived at Sydney on the 4th February, and was to sail about the Ist March, for this poit. The U. S. barque Pilot, Hartwell, master, from Salem, 16th October, touched at HobartTown, and arrived last week at the Bay of Islands, from whence she sailed for the Feegees on Saturday last. The British Sovereign, from Twofold Bay, with cattle, arrived at the Bay of Islands on Saturday last. She was destined for Port Nicholson, but owing to contrary wtnds, could not weather the North Cape, and was obliged to pat into the Bay ; and if she cannot dispose of her cattle there, shewill come on to Auckland. She has brought some fine horses to the Colony. The Nelson, brig, arrived from Liverpool, at Wellington, on the 4th February. She is laid on as a trader between this and the sister colonies.