Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 162, 18 December 1847, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS— FOREIGN. Dec. 11. H. M. S. Inflexible, from Sydney. Dec. 13. Alfred, brip, 123 tous, Napper, roaster, from Newcastle, 26th Nov., with sundries. Master, agent. Pec. 16. Alice \ schooner, 43 tons, Soholl, master, from Hobart Town 29th Nov., with sundries. Passeuger, Mr. Aslnlown. J. H. Asher, ageut.

DEPA RTU RES— FOREIGN. Nil."

ARRIVALS — COASTWISE. Dec. 15. Mil/ord, schooner, 5 tons, Jonei, matter, from Waugaroa, with timber.

DEPARTURES— COASTWISI. Dec. 16. Milford, schooner, 5 tons, Jones, matter, for Wangarci, with sundries.

The schooner Triton retimed from Maburangi on Wednesday 1-ist loadeJ with t mber for the Via Deimen's Land market. She vis for Hobart Town this morning. The Rosetta Joseph will sail for Sydney early tomorrow morning. The brig Governor. 147 tons, Capt. Thomson, may be expected daily, from Newcastle. The Indian, 591 tons, was to tail from England for Auckland, on the 20th September. •H. M. Vessbls.— lt ii reported that the Dido willj«*tl for the-F«>jee-Ifl*adfl ? wNhd-the-Bt«amer J /n< flexible for Port Nicholion, in the course of the ensu<» ing week. The Calliope has und-rgone a thorough refitting and cleansing, and is now nearly ready to d coivc her creir ; who hare been encamped on the XMorth Shore during the process.

The ship Maitland, Captain Gray, arrived at Port Phillip, from London, having left Gravesend, 2nd July, spoke the Ralph Bernal, on the 27th of the same month, also from London, bound for all the 7 ports of New Ze land, with emigrants., The Daniel Watson on her late passage to SydBf j, where she arrived on the 22nd ultimo, spoke the American whaler HannihaU of Sag Harbour, 32 days from Wanganui, and bound likewise for Port Jackson. The ship Thomas Lozury, 409 tons, Captain Graliame, reached Sidney on the 2nd inst., having • left Wellington, on the 7th ult. She encountered a very stormy passage; attempted to beat through Cook's Straits three .distinct times, but was as often blown out j and finally came rouud eastward, experiencing only light aud mostly contrary winds during the rest of the passage. The schooner Ariel, 73 tons, Captain Sturgeon, sailed from Sydney, on the 2nd instant, for the Bay of Islands and Tahiti, with Messrs. W. Dobson, J. JL. Evans, Macor, and A. Bataicke, as passengers, and a general cargo. The brig Lord Hobart having been purchased between 'Captain Sullivan and Mr. M'Gregor for £1200, is to be continued in the New Zealand cattle trade, under the charge of Captain Sullivan. The schooner Comet, 92 tons, Cork, matter } brig Nelson, 1 12 tons, Sedgwick, and bnrque fVa~ verly, 436 tons, Morgan, matter, sailed from Sydney lor Wellington, during the early part of the present ' month. The barque Nimrod, 234 tons, Capt. Espiaasse, left Newcastle on the 19th ultimo,, for Port Nicholson, laden with 211 tons coal, {or the Commissariat, and * general cargo. The barque Woodstock which left Sydney on the 13th ultimo, reached Two-fold Bay on her way to take in cattle for Port Nicholson. " The whaling achooner Alfred, of New Bedford, arrived at Sydney on the 21tt October last, from the Pejee Islands, having left on the 10th Sept., a short time prior to which a severe battle had taken place between the chiefs of Moan and Rewa, in which the latter was defeated, . but escaped with a number of hit adherents to Suva harbour, about seven milet west of Rewa Roadi .where they intended to settle — all the habitations of Rewa having been burnt to the ground by the chief of Mban. The number slain on both tidet amounted to nearly six hundred, the bodies of ' whom atill remained exposed there. Happily (or the - Misiionariet the scene of warfare occurred at tome distance from their r lpcation. The Wesley an Missionary brig John Wetley was at the'Ftjee Islands when the Alfred, tailed, and the American barque Auckland, of Salem, trading.— Syd?iey Herald.

English Shipping,— Arrived atSydnkx.— 2nd Dec, Barque St. George, 605 tons, Jones, matter, from London, hating left Gravetend 19th Augwt, with passengers and goodi. 12th Nov. ship " Jobmtone," 436 torn, Harrison, matter, , from London, left the Downt 23d July,— general cargo and paitengert. lit ' Nov.; barque Hamlet, 481 tont, Wilson, mutter, from 'London, left the Downt'l7tu July-^general cargo and ■patiengert.

Arrived at Port Vmthiv, 23rd Inst.— Barque •Nelion, 603 ton«,'Lxiuond, from Leitb; brig North Pole, 312 tons, Walker, from Lirerpoul ; 30th Oct , barque Cecilt, 247 tons, from London 3d July ; j 4th Nov. brig ftlarmion, Dale, from London ; 10th Nov., barque Tbomai Hughes, 330 lorn, Huddart, from London and Dowm 21it July; barque Vixen, 296 tons, Lower, from the Dowm 25th Julj; 20th Nov. ■hip Maitland, Gray, from London 22nd July.

Laid on at Sydnhy kok London.— 4tli Dec, ffarcmei, Petidngee Botnnngee, Panjard Park, Indian Chief, Agincourt, C. Jamieion, Lord Auckland, Trafalgar, and F«mi; abip Jobnttone. i The, barque Stag, 700 tons, Notices, master, beDging to Messrs. Green aud Blacknall, of London, hich wai to leave in September lor Port Phillip, nong her passeugeri, brings the newly constituted iihop of Melbourne/ - *