Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 116, 10 July 1847, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS— FOREIGN. July 5. Prince of Wales, 583 tons, Midtlleton, mister, from Sydney 26th June, with sundries. Passengers, Messrs. Murray, Beckham, McCann, Bown, and May, and 7 in steerage. Brown and Campbell, agents. July 7. Deborah, schooner, Nagle, master, from Sydney 2()th June, with sundries. Passengers, Messis. Owen, Asher, Siiums, and Mmidy, Mrs. Kiunear and 4 children, Mr. & Mrs. Kuuuedy and 4 children. J. Mcicky, agent. July 7. Jtmo, steamer, 632 tons, Williams, master, from Sydney, 13th June, via with sundries. Passengers, Messrs, Boyd, Ferguson, Sprotl, Clmrch, Anderson, Devlin, Folkstein, Hadsun, Jones, and Mrs Jones. Brown and Campbell, agents. July 7. Julia, brig, 110 tons, Clark, master, from Hobart Towq, 11th June, with suiiuYiei. D. Nathan, agent.

DfiP A RTU RE— FORE I GN. July 8. H.M.S Castor, for England.

AUIUVAI.S— COASI WISE. July 6. Omnoa y schooner, 20 ti ns, Carrutli, master, from Bay ol' Islands, with cattle. July 9. Maid of the Mill, 27 tons, Pringle, master, from Bay ot Islands, with sundries.

DEPARTURES— C IASTWISE. July 9. Undine, schooner, 21 ton 5, Champion, master, for Wellington, in ball tat. Passenger, the Lord Bishop of New Zealand.

The Steamer ' Juno.'— This fine frigite built steamer came to an anchor, with a cargo of sheep, ca it le and horses, on the morning of Wednesday, at half past ten, having left Sydney heads on the eveniug ot' Monday the 14th ult. Her vo.age was unforiunately prolonged by a heavy north-east gale ; on the eveuiug of the 23 <1 the gale subsided, and veering to the w.est left a severe cross-sea, causing the vessel to send heavy, which bryke the pintles of her rudder, arid it uinantly sunk. In this dilemma, the vessel proved herself an excellent sea-boat, having damaged no part of her hull, nor shipped a soa. The sea being so heavy during the three following diys, «o assistance could be given to tha vessel. On the 26th a temporary rudder was constructed anil shipped, which brought her safely to anchor iji the Bay, of Islands, steaming at about half her speed. Having lengthened her temporary rudder, she agnn proceeded to sea, on the a'ternoon of Sunday, the 4th, but meeting a very severe sea off the heads, the welding which had been done iv the Bay, gAve, atid she was again obliged to return to her anchorage. Another temporary rudder was constructed, and she sailed for this port at tHree o'clock on the evening ol; Tuesday the 6ih, making the run from heads to heads in fifteen hours with a contrary wind. Out of 1000 sheet), 79 head of cattle, she lauded 670 sheep, and 48 cattle, having lust none of her horses. The Julia has been twenty-gist days on her voyage 1 from Hob art Town, in consequence of contrary w.ndS' and very heavy weather. She brings papers- to the 9ih ult, wheat con inued firm at ss. po ' I ushel, and fine flour at ion ; 1 read was 3d. the 2lb loaf.

IMPORTS. Per ' Prince ef Wales,' barque, 583 tons, Middleton, from Syduey. 200 head cat'le, 680 sheep, aud;2p horses, Murray ; 10 casks wine, 2 cases glassware, 1 ca^k ginger, 1 crate and 5 packages earthenwart;, 1 oask oatmeal, R. S. Hunt ; 3 cases drugs, A. Fo-s; 1 case apparel, J. T. Ann it age and Co.; 20 ea^ks beer, 12 cases oilman's stores, 2 horses, 12 tierces I keg beef, leases cheese, 20 boxes soap, 10 bags pepper, 4 bags coffee, 3 chests 2 boxes tea, 2 2 bundle* rope, 2 cases 2 bales drapery, 1 pocket hops, 1 case 1 bale paper, 1 box glass, 2 crates earthenware, 1 iron chest, 1 case stationery, 3 cases hardware, 3 cases ironmongery, 4 bundles spades, 8 bundles pots 3 bundles weights, 1 bundle wheels, 4 kegs nails, 1 beam and scales, 2 bundles fry ingpans, 1 box fig?, 1 hhgd. whUkey, J. McCann.; lease mustard, 1 case bath bricks, 2 boxes groceries, 1 cask whiting, 1 bag coffee, 1 case tin, 1 2 grindstones, J. Cudlin. Per 'Deborah,' schooner, 121 tons, Nagle, from Sydney. — 8 kegs tobacco, J. Hasler ; 2 cases cigars, W. H. Aldis; 54 cases wine, \V. Perry; 312 bags sugar, 4 chests 15 half chests tea, J. Buchanan ; 2 cases Unices, 4 half barrels herrings, 1 cask cheese, 1 cask red herrings, 3 anchors, 1 chain, 1 case blocks, 364 bags maize, 1 chain, 8 cases pipes, 1 case canva>', 2 casks butter, 1 case currie, 1 case salmon, R. Dacre; 13 cases pickles, I easel bale cotton, 3 bales woollens, M. Joseph ; 15 bags flour, J. Murdock ; 1 hale woollans,,S. Folk ;, 1 cask cottons, 2 kegs nails, 3 cases, drapery, 1 hogshead hardware,. 1 caseho?ieiv, 10 boxes glass', 1 case apparel,, 1 case< wheels, D. Solomon ; 9 boxes raisins, 6 cases glass, 1 case iron* mongery, 1 case pictutes, l'bumlle blinds, J, Russell ; 170 bags maize, 61 bags oats, 89 r bags sugar, 4 cases furniture, 5 cases castor oil, 1 beam and scales, 18* barrels herring 1 ;, 7 kegs ditto, 3 boxes tin, 1 case drapery, 2 bales 2 cases paper, 1 cask brushware, 1 bundle handles, 4 cases bottled beer, two parts tables, 4,cases glass, 2 boxes tin, i case furniture, 10 packages tin, 4 cases oil, 2 packages furniture, 1 case window glass, 16 iron weights, 4 reams paper, 3 cases sauces, 5 cases preserves, 1 bale blankets, 4 oases mustard, 9 cases pickles, 2 packages paper, 1 case 1 cask, ironmongery, 1 case drapery, 1 case hardware, I case glass, J. H. Asher ; 1 case cabiuet ware, ] case beads, H. Parker ; 1 keg brandy, J. J. K\le ; 6 cases pipes, \V. H. Aldis ; 20 boxes candles, 10 do. soap, 20 mats sugar, 4 cases 1 cask hardware, 2 chests 2 half chests tea, 2 balet woollens, 12 sheets copper, 1 trunk apparel, 2 casks ale, 1 bag linen, 1 bedstead, H. Ferris; 100 bags flour, 1 package cues, 10 bags rice, 8 cases port wine, 9 boxes tea, I cask zinc, 2 kegs oilman's stores, 7 casks turps, 6 cylinders white lead, L. Iredale; 12 casks wine, Brown & Co.; 1 case apparel, 23 bags sugar, R. J. Hunt ; 5 cases fruit, 1 case drapery, 8 cases oilman's stores, 5 cases drugs, 3 chests tea, 1 cask s aliouery, 2 octaves wine, 1 cask haidware, 1 cask oatmeal, Woods 6 Median ; 30 bags flour, J. Buchanan; 1 case, a carriage, 1 case apparel, 2 horses, Major Bridge ; 30 bags coffee, Smith & Campbell. Per 'Julia,' brig, 110 tons, from Hobart Town, Clark, master. 5 pocket* bops, 2 case pianos, 10 qr. casks wnegar, 19 bags salt, ! case household furniture, 2 packets slops, ,18 packets leather, 40 ons flour, 16 kegs preserves, 2 packets trees, 6 cwt. cheese, 20 boxes npples, Order; 1 box boots, 112 bags flour, 114 bags barley, 2 casks 1 case drugs, Rich ; 10 tierces beef, 1 case slops, 1 bundle spades, W. S. Grai arne ; 212 sacks Hour, 2 cases drapery, 1 case livets, 1 case drapery, 6 bales slops, 5 bales leather, 2 pockets hops, 15 cans turpentine and o 1, 3 cases drapery, 4 cases 3 bales drapery, 2 bales lamp cotton, 2 bales leather, 15 cans turpentine and oil, 4 pockets hops, 24 bolts canvas, 1 case boots, 1 small package, samples do., Order: 6 qr. casks wine, H. Clark; 33 kegs nails, 5 casks colors, 1 case 3 casks hardware, 8 cases linseed «U*l bundle pans, P, Mon-

ro; 4 chests tea. 28 casks bottled beer, 1 case jams, 2 casks bottled wine, H. Clark ; 1 case drapery, I pocktt hops 5 cases Geneva, 5 cases cigars, 1 keg 2 c<SJi 10 baskets tobacco, Order; 70 baskets, Order j 16 ke»4 I package tobacco, H. Clark ; 4 bales leather, 1 cast grindery, Order. Per the ' Juno,' b'32 tons, Williams, master, from Sydney. 60 head cattle, 11 horses, 600 sheep, 57 casks bottled beer, 38 cases oranges, 2 cases drapery, 12 bags sugar, 17 half chests tea, Order; 9 cases slops, 8 bales do., J. & N. Simms ; 2 bundles leather, 1 iron safe, 27 boxes tea, IS kegs tobacco, 2 cases cigars, 1 truss shoes, Order.