Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 128, 21 August 1847, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

AIUUVALS— FOJtr.lGN. August 20. Thomas King, ship, 346 tons, Robbins, master, from Sydney, with sundries. Passengers, Mr. Mackenzie, Mr. & Mrs. Simnio, Mr. & Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Sparrow, and Messrs. Ellis and Rennie, and five in steerage.

ARRIVALS— COASTWISK. August 17. Swan, culler, 32 tons, Gardner, master, from the Great Barrier, with copper ore. August 17. King liuugorec, 12 tons, Soutligate, Blaster, from Bay of I'lcntv, with flax and bacon. August 18. Oration, schooner) 20 tons Cttrruth, master, from Waugarei, with timber. August 20. Dove, schooner, 20 tons, Hunt, master, from the Great Barrier, with sundries.

Ur.PAKTUKES — CHASTWISE. August 17. Swan, cutter, Garduer, master, for Great Barrier, with sundries. August 19. Maid of the Mill, schooner, 27 tons, Pr'mgle, master, for iftay of Islands, with sundries.

Imports per ThnmAs King. — 50 bags flour, 170 bags maize, 142 bags sugar, 5 cases orange, 2 case 1 bundle plants, 4 bales leather, 1 cusU 2 packages grindery, 6 half-owls., I case raisins, .50 hags flour, 1 bale blankets, 1 truss drapery, 24 casks bottled beer, 3 bales cottons, 4 boxes haberdashery, 1 trunk bonnets, 21 kegs nails, 1 cask loaf sugar, Hi tierces beef, 2 cabes stationery, 1 case haberdashery, 1 bale blankets, 20 kegs white lead, 20 kegs paint, 10 casks paint oil, 8 boxes window glass, 2 bales cottons, 1 case prints, 20 casks bottled beer, 4 trunks haberdashery, 2 halc3 slops, 1 weighing machine, 1 case snocs, 1 bale blankets, 1 bale cottons, 8 case prints, 3 bales slops, 2 trunks cottons, 5 cases 1 bale cottons, 1 case prints, 1 bale woolens, 4 cases cottons, 1 truss woolen*, 2 cases prints, 12 kegs tobacco, 68 cases geneva, 3 bhds. brandy, 164 bushels maize, 100 bags flour, 2 bales cotton rugs, 2 tons sugar, 2 hlids. 10 cases port wine, 1 case hardware, I bundle wheels, 1 10 head cattle, 10 horses, 200 tons coali.

The barque ' Ramillics,' has been laid on for China. The mail for Sydney by the iteam ship 'Juno,' will close at 3 o'clock this day. We are happy to hear that this splendid ship is likely to be continued in this trade. The ' Thomas King.' This fine ship came to anchor in our harbour yesterday morning, alter a run, of twelve days from Sydney. She has brought the April English mail, and a Sidney one to the 6th instant. Of the 110 head of cuttle shipped in Sydney, 32 died during »he voyage. She proceeds hence to Lima. Neither the • Maukin,' or • Deborah,' had arrived at Sydney when the ' Thomas Kinji ' left. The 'Sunflower' hence, arrived at Sydney on the 16th ult., and had been la^d on the berth for London. The ' Sea Nymph,' barque, 406 tons, Grange, master, sailed from Sydney for this port, via New« castle, on the 2nd instant. Passengers, Capt. Harvey, and child. And was about to be followed on the same, route by the barque ' Ganges,' 34-8 tons, Mitchell, master. The Custom-house issued Registers last week to the ship 'Stirlingshire,' of Auckland, built at the Great Barrier, and to the cutter ' Dove,' of Auckland It is gratifying to observe the great increase of tonnage that hails from our port. The scarcity of tonnage out of this port has been a serious inconvenience for some time past. There are 150 tons of goods now waiting for shipment to Lady's Bay, but no vessel can be obtained.— Port Philip Patriot, July 31.