Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 182, 26 February 1848, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS— VOREIGN. T";.«. 10. Marys, whooncr, 62 tons, Clayton, mtvler, from LiuiiH-i'hioii, January 22, with bumhies.— -I'. Clayton, nirent. Fe». 19. /ft//a, britf, 110 tons clalk > »« a< »l"» from Hobart Town vm Wellington, with sundnoi. I'asBenpcrs—Kev. J. llobbs, Mrs. Bird, and four in the ftccriij^o — D. Nathan, uejont. Fi n 20. Af«> kin, brig, I' « fons.Cooncy, mnster, from Sydney, Feb. 3, with Mimlrie.". I'Jbsengers— M<. Wiight. Mr. Tayloi, Rev. T. Adnm», Mm. Adams, and child, Mis. M'W.ilers find two children. Miss Gillette, Miss Robcil«, Mr. Levick, Mr. William»nn, Messrs. Higle, I lodge, and Rumboldt. — W. S. Cli aliumc, agent. Fun. 21- hufp, fiehoonn, Til torn, Bowden, master, from Sydney. Feb. I, with Mindrics. IWenger — Mi. Cirajilxll — John Stilmon, tigpnt. Vv.w. 2?>. C/i "<}•/»/, .schooner, I Nitons, Jones, master, from Sydiu-y, lVI). 8, w ith sundries. PasHentfcrs— Mr. M'Caim and Mi. Uoyland, and 17 in etceragc. — J. Wootlhouse, agent. wri'Aß ruuicfe— foubion. Fku. 20. Dts/iftU'/t, schooner, 139 tons, Plant, master, ior Sydney, in bullet. INWARDS — COASTWISE. Pi. ii. 21. NoM'if. selioonu, 22 tons, Cains, master, tiom liny o) lslmds wuli Ileuses. Veil. 22. /f7?s«ta«//,cuttci, 11 tons, Derron, master, Irom Wanf;.iri'i, «nli )>ot,\tots. 1M). 23. J)ariui>, tclmoni-r, 1 .r). r ) tonß, Thoroughgood, Ttom Coiom.indel Hnboui, m bnlliisN I 7I 7 b 23. lion Accord, fichooner, 17 tons, Williamson, fiam Kainvau, i-i b.illaht. Fkii. 21. Thuinns, cutter, 15 tons, Sullivan, fam Maiin»n, with timber. Feb. 27>. Jinnltf, schooner , 10 tons, Mair, from Wangunui, with pitniocsaiid fruit. Feb. 25. Neptune, sehoonoi, 28 tons, Read, master, from llnwta' Buy, with sperm oil, pork, wheat, &c. OUTWARDS — COASTWISH, Fob. 21. Emma, bchoonei, 15 tons, Drew, for Bay of Plenty , wi'h bundric". Fol>. 21. T/iomii Niccrj, cutter, 20 tons, Johnson, lor Bay of Flen y, in ballast. Feb. 22. Eliza, schooner, 21 tons, Faulkner, for Buy of Plenty, with fiundii'.s. "Feb. 22. Srtia/i Tin ril, cutter, 12 tons, King, from Mumiknu to Kawlua, with sundries. Feb. 23. Bon Accoid, schooner, 17 tons, Williamson, for Kuuwnu, m ball.ibt. Feb. 2J. Thomas, cutter, 15 tons, Sullivan, for Maliuiangi, iv ballast. Fd) 21. Elizabeth, cutter, 11 tons, Brown, for Wan with bundnes. Feb. 21. JUhinif, schooner, 13 tons, Downing, for (Jdiomnndcl Harboui, with sundries. 2f>. Diana, ficbooncr, 20 tonb, Williams, for Kawlua, with bundrios. TYb. 25. Nancy, schooner, 22 tons, Cains, for Bay of IbUnds, with gundiics. CLI.ARI I) OUTWARDS. Ft I). 25, Mm i/i, schooner, G2 tons, Clayton, for i.auuccbton via Mnhurangi, wilh timbtr. D. Nulh.in. Feb. 25. CH/ton, ship, BG7 tons, Kettlcwell, for Hour Kong, with timber and horses, i'liibengers — Dr. Millet, and Mr. W. A. Coojier. Brown auj Campbell, agents.

' The Government bug Victoria has been for .some days past upon Die beach at Official Hay, undergoing an examination ol'hci hull below the water line, which is not iound to h.ive suflcicd any vciy material injury, 01 any damages that cannot be easily repaiicd upon the spot. It has been found necessaiy to unhang the luddcr. She is expected to be refuted and to bail Cor l»oit I\ieh()lson about Wednesday next. IMPORTS. IMmiary \^.—Mauj\, nchooner, (32 tons, Captain Clayton, from Liiunceßlon : 94 bag! flour, 120 do. l)ian, 30 bu-litls o«ts, lv casks bottled beer, 5 do. apples, M baes sui'ar, ]l. Clayton ; 2 oasks hardware, 10 hngß flour, 1 bushel hint, 1 cv k bottled ale, 5 bogs fciijr&r, Older. Fcbttiary I!) — Julia, bripr, 110 tons, Captain Cla;K, fioin HobaitTown: 2 cases cigarß, 1 keg tobacco, 1 iioUhluad brandy, 25 tons (lour, 4 bngs hair, 5 packages grindery, 0 l«'«s tobacco, 2 baluH slops, 1 case 2 packages ironmongery, 1 half chebt ten, 3 bugs sugar, Order; 5 hhda brandy, 5 lihds. rum, 'M tases Geneva, D. Nathan ; .'U),rOO shinglts, 3 cases jams, 2 kegs tobacco, 2 half kcRS ditto, Order. Fibruary '!().— Maukm, brig, 10G tons, Captain Cooncy, trom Sydney; 18 bhds 1 quarter cask B. I. nun, 2 casks foreign rum, G cases cigars 5 boxes tobacco, 14 hairelstar, 73 bags rice, 1 hhd. Madeira, 1 disc (silks, 1 cjhe kangaroo skina, G trunks shoes, 14 <.vks3oastH uonniongiTy, G casks crockeryvvare, 21 hundlis fiying pant, 12 cables, 20 anchors, 1 case copper, 2 licgs nails, 55 bags salt, 10 boxes starch, 4 ia ks baidwaie, 2 bundles sieves, 3 bales I box woollens, 4 cabl<B ginger, 2 cases castor oil, 50 kegs paint, 10 hhds. poitcr, 10 hhd'i. ale, 1 case arrowroot, 4 bales cauvus, 30 kegs nails', 4 casks ironmongery, 51 bundles spades, !J0 do. hoop iron, 5 cases oilman's Mori'B, 18 empty bottle, buckets, 2l balp* 4 boxes slopH, .f). f ) bales cottons 12 casks bottled beer, 100 bags maize, 4 carts, ldiay, 2 crates citigcr beer bottles, 2 caeku tallow, 5 da. toal tnr, W. S. Grabame; 1 case sUitiiincry, 1 box prinUr's colors, 1 bale paper, 2 cases st.itioneiy, 1 barrel baskets, 1 cuik 5 cases toys, J. Williamson; 1 package drapery, Order; 1 ciate eartbcnwaie, 4 bhds. white lead, 2 hhds. ironmongery, X bundles hoop iron, 2 cages ulopi, 1 owt. iron window pipe, I case 2 parts machinery, 30 bags Hour, 1 cask cm rants, J. Taylor. Februaiy 22— Kate, schooner; Gl torn, from Sydney : 1U hhds. B-ngul G casks foreign rum, 2 casks iiontnongcry, 4 bundles whee s. 20 casks bottled beer, 100 bags meal, 2 kegs paint, 3 hhda. oilman's stores, 2cai,eBHaddleiy, 2 kegs nails, G bundlei spades, 1 roll of lino, 4 east's lemon syrup, J. Mucky ; 10 cuses pipe*, :*2 boxes sonp, 2 bales 1 ea-.e d rapery, 1 case booR, 20 lmj>sfloui, 238 bags bugsu, 2 lihdß. Port wine, 6'o bags sugar, 14 do. rice, Order; 3 lihdi brandy, J. Mucky ; 2 cases drapciy, 11. M'Kenzia; 3 cases I Imudle stationery, 2 cafes toya, J. Williamson ; 1 chest tea, 1 half chest do.; 1 cask 1 tierce beef, 1 hogshead citrons, Order. Febiunry 23 — Chcpijnl, schooner, 123 tons, Capt. .foner, lrom Sydney; 1 case baildlery, 10 casks ale, I gig and hajnoss. 2 quarter casks vinegar, '1 kegs har. ness, 1 Yok caps, 10 hoibes, Order; ICS bundles «j)udes, 5 ditto ditto, 13. Keesing ; 3 casks tallow, 14 bags rice, '4 rolln lead, Hrown and Cumpbell ; 2 cases drapery,, I bale woollens, 1 cask hnrdware, 11. Joseph; 2 ca-es < heotc, 1 cask lard, G. Muyne; 1 ca.sk flour m 1!b, 1 bundle wherls, 1 bundle seives 2 packages v/hocls, 3 hluU. brandy, J. Woodliouhti; 2 cases cassia, 1 e.aa'; muUhes, W. Hughes; 2 cases gtocerics, 4 ci He* lariSiinvwiro, 8 bundles spaces, 1 case woollens, . 4 tmmllit ironmontfery. 3 casks oil stores, 1 case sta-

packu»eh.inlwnic, GOG bliili'b, Iliown and Campbell; (, l)o.\-s tin platen, 8 h.ilrs corks, J. Mucky; I curboy vitiiul. Order; I roll If.id. 1 raslc Imrdwarc, 4 kegs coloih, (! cms iiirpi'iiiinc, 1 e;no hardware, Ordei ; 1 ilinVf V'. I asey ; 2ft bundles spades, 1 rank iromnon;;t'iy !J bundlt'H wheels, 2 rases diappiy, G wtij'his, 1 cask iioninon»ery, 2 bundles weeds, 2 crntcs cur (lionwit re, 4 oases <!i,i|>ery, Onler ; 21 tierces beel, M. O'Neill; 1 rnscfl 1 parcel saddleiy, 1 bundle Icitbci, 22 ciisch Rtmcli, .r). r ) kigs saltprtre, M O'Nci'l ; 21 lierccs R.ilt beef, 3."» casks bottled beer, 4 disks 21) kegs psiinr, 2 baleß coiks, Order ; 1 oahC Imulwa c, Rev. J. Fwber; 1 bale of paper, Bishop of New Zi-iland; I bukci's trough, 1 hand cart, 58 sarks Hour, 31 b»£s bißciut, I bundle 1 <licst bakei'a uirnsils, J. M'Can; d bales blaiihets, W # S. Griihoiiio ; 2 tubs sugar randy, Order; 5 eases bottled ule, J . lioyUnd ; BIJ8 l J bajja hugar, Order.

Sy&nty, 2fini Jan. to Bui Instant— Arrived — 20 It, Christum, brig, 120 tons, Saundern : an 1 I'/ucbc Hrhooner, 89^ons,'HenneU. from Port Phillip with puBsentfers and'goods. Afuid of Erin, brig, 154 torm, llisloj), fioin Launceslon. Miranda schooner, 128 lons, Binslpy, from Port Albeit. .S'Anw/oc/^Bienncr, 200 tons, (jilmore, from Launceston, Poit Phillip, and Twofold Iky, with passengers and goods. 271h Louisa, bug, Milton, from Hobait Town. 3lht Fanny, bmquc, :73 tons, Smith, from Oporto and llob«tt Town. 2HLh C'atht, bmque, 4G. r > torn, Fonytli, from llobart Town. IJOth limmu, lutque, Smith, from Manilla. fliA.t. bnrque, llaidy, from V\ haling Giound-.. Mount \Vollo\lon, American baiqre, Bowdi, fiorn Whaling iJroundtJ. AUrt, bai(|uc, 394 tons, Davidson, from London. I'Vb. 1, LvxtngUm, Amclioan barque, '201 tons, from tlio Wliitling Groundh, left Auckland 7th Nov. labt— has taken 721 barrels of spi'im oil. Sailed.— 27th .Tan. J)au set, brig, 82 tons, Walsh, for Adi-bide. Antaio-,, bchooner, 131 tons, Kyle, for Mauritius via L.tunwston. Phantom, brig, Fox, lor Adelaide, with paasen^ers and goods. 28th Calumet, Ameiieuii ship, 31S tons, Skinner, for the Souih Bea fishery. .'Jlst Diana, brig, K'S tons, Bell, lor Port I'lullip. 29th Hannibal, American ship, Canning, for the South Sea fishery. Feb. 3id Jolmslone, Bliip, 436 tons, Humiin, for London, with wool, and 22 cabin pasurngcrs. 7th Phoebe, schooiicr, Bennclt, ror Port Phillip. Harlequin, bchooncr, Chinncry, for Poit Nicholson. Vessels expected to sail — for London, the Hamlet, binque, 420 tons, Wilson, with wool, copper ore, &c.; for Hobart Town, the Louisa brig, Milton ; Winseulct} and Gem for Hongkong,— all on the Bth instant. 3 ships, 11) barques, and one bug, lo.idmg for London. Expected to .mive from London, Imiqui* Tropic. Jane, Robert Syre, Lloyds, fch»p Ih/drafmr, H. M. Steam, bloop Achcdon, (Japtuin Stokes K.N.

Tim Wiqranii was to follow the Cheerful to this poit with c.iltk'. The Uacujup, bau|uc, 141 tons, Capt. McKic, sailed on tho, Ist hist., with 70 head of cattle, 200 sheep, .1 horses, and may be looked for lioui ly. Her passengers aio Messrs. d 1d 1 Almeida, Abcrcioinbie, and Grylls. Advortisemcnts appeal in the Sydney newspapers railing ior ft eight lor cattle fiom 500 to 2000 head to New Zealand. The Jina/uman which was about leaving for Nelson when the Cluer (ul wiled, had on hoard 100 head of honied i-nUli-, and 1200 .sheep, besides 10 horses, The Comet was to accompany the lintjhtmun with cattle and goods ; also the Kelxn. The schooner Harlequin sailed lor I'oit Nicholson on the 7th instant, with passengeis and goods. The Stains Castle, for London, has now 1,900 bales of wool on ljoaid, and will clear out on Saturday. The pissengers that have engaged are Mrssrh. Biewster bundle, Smith, Jeflr»yn, Unitf, and Miss Jiacclws. The Nllxoh will also clear out for London on Saturday noxr. — P. /'. Vatiiot. 11. M.S. Rattlesnake nnd Biamble, which sailed yesterday morning on a cruise to the southward, will be absent from Sydney about a month. We believe it is (Jnptoiu Stnnley's intention first to vibit the light house on Kent's Group, with a view of fixing its exact position. From thence he will pioceedto I'oit Phillip, leaving there (he Ilattlebnake for the puipose ol surveying while he visits lnnwli, in the Bramble, the Hehthousc in csurse of erection at Cape Otway ; also King's and Fumeinu's Iblands, where a nurrber o I reefs abound not laid down in the charts. — Sydnvtf Herald. By the Calcutta Englishman of 27th October, we nic informed of the lobh of the H.C. steamer Indus. She went on the rocks about thirty miles to the northwai d and westw :u dof Dm Head. The accident occurred about four o'clock in the morning of the 7th October. She was on a reef of rocks, in a heavy suif, considerably injured — a portion of the rock having gone through her bottom. No livea were lost, and ihe patsengcis having proceeded iv the boats to Kurrachec. The crew were hind at work, endeavouring to Buvft her mwhinery. There were troops on board. —Jl>. Light-llowsb on Kbnt's Group c.— Wo lram that the works Irom thii light-house, under the option ol Mr. Watson, are nearly completed. The bill of the lantern bus been put on, and the colouring of the tower, which is painted red and white, completed* This light housf is of a different const i action to that one ceded on Swan Island. The latter is "stationary," but the one on Kent's Group will be a " icvolving** light, consisting of seven lamps, viz.:— two in the top tier, thiee in the centre, and two in the lower tier. The tower is built of granite, found on one of the islands, and stands upon an eminence about 900 Icet above the level of the sea— the atitude of the light-house being 70 feet, so that it will be observable to mariners ut a grvat distance. It is expected that thejlamps will be lighted about the 23rd of the present month of Junuaiy. — llnbart Town Courier. Emigration to Nj.w Zealand —The New Zealand Company intend to despatch two vessels of 600 tons l»ui then each, on the 30th of Octobi-r next, one from the Clyde, and the other from the poit of London, with btores and emigrants, for their settlement Otago. Kadi vessel will convey 200 settlers.— Watchman. The TAclts kit Sydney on the 18th, and she anchored off the islands called the Sisters on Saturday lfst, wheio she found first-rate anchorage, and rode out a tremendous gule there, for 30 hours, from the SW. She hud veiy rough weather the vvhule passage. " London, 22nd Sept., 1847. — The Achilles has been condemned, ut I'crnftmbuco ; all the passmgers have at rived here. I Imve not recced the purticulurs, but I understand that about 130 bales damaged wool have been sold at I'emambuco. Captain Burrell wus shipping the remainder for this country, and I expect he will shortly arrive here with it.',— Extract from piivatelettir,— lb. Knimiuumknt of tiii; GoorfwiN Sands. — On Saturday, a notice was pohted at Lloyd's tiiat the Tiiiiity-housc hus been compelled to place a number of extra, buoys to mark, the extremity of thfcße sand*, which had extended their boundary in an eaßteily diL . it.* i \r {* nntllrrnf tfin 'I'llP *Vt\X\V\\i*