Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 190, 25 March 1848, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

AIUUVAI.S— FOREIGN. March 22. Eleanai Lancaster, bmquc, 480 tons, Lodge, master, from Newcastle, with cattle, sheep, horses, and sundries. Passengers, Mr. King, Mr. Bell, <md Mr. King, jun. J. S. Polack, agent. March 23. Cacique, barque , 141 tons, M'Kie, master, from Sydney, with cattle, sheep, 4 horsei, and sundries. Passenger, Mr. D'Almaida. J. S. Macfarlane, agent. , March 23. Maid of Erin, brig, 152 tons, Ktslop. master, from Sydney, with cattle, horses. &c., Passengers, Lieut. Thompson, 58th regr.. Mr. 11. Atkina, Barrack-sergeant North, Mrs. Nor h .ud .> children, Mr. & Mrs. Rowling and child, Mr. * 3 r«. Davii, and 5 children. Mr. & Mr.. I erry. jj.d 4 children, Mr. & M,3. Hall, and 2 eh.Wren, Mt. & Mrs. Uncock, and 2 claW.cn, Mrs. AH'ii, M • Edwards and son, Mr. and Mrs. Belts, nnd 2 caldron, Mcsirs. Brodigaii, Chuuworth, Mack.fcmnb!e, and Bray, and 1 private 58th regt. K. AFitzgerald, agent. , March 24. Lord Ilobart, brig, lul tons, Sullivan, master, from Two-fold Bay, 22nd Pebnwry, with cattle. Pasiengcr, Mr. M'tfrogor. W. b. Grahame, agent. March 24. William, barque, 324 tons, Johnson, master, from Sydney with cattle and iUndries. Fas* jengers, Mr. Temple, Mr. and Mrs. Eiddling, and | 3 children, and 0 in steerage. The Eleanor Lancaster, lost 80 head of cattle, and 10 sheep. She is to fail thin day for Sydney. The barque Cacique had g«i half way on her passage here, when forced to bor uj> nnd put b«ck to S)dney, which Bhe reached on the 22nd utt., Iwvmc lost dujing the heavy contruiy gale* that she t-xjie. rienced 140 »heep out of the 200 shipped, and 19 head of cattle, out of 70. She sailed again from Sydney 2nd March. The brig Loid Hobart loat 16 head of cattle, on the pasfafje from Two fold Bay. The Maul of Erm, brought all her horned catlle safe, but out of th« four hortes shipped she lost one. The barque Ganges, has been laid on to convey ttock from Newcastle to this port, and may be looked for shortly. The barque Fanny, 373 tons, Smith, master, has also been laid on at Newcastle with stock for this P °The Ralph Benml from this port, arrived at Syd-. ney on the 17th ultimo, having made the passage in ten days. She is laid on again <or New Zealand via Two-fold Bay. , , . Tho Lovisa brig, which has been long employed aa » packtt between Sydney and Hobart T<mn, w«» to lollow ihe Maid of FMn to this port. The ship Wigrams, cleared out fiom Sydney, on the 22nd ult., for this port and Hong-Kong, via NewtB The Victoria, from tbis port, arrived at Adelaide on the 27th Jnftuary. The barque Brightman, which left Sydney on the 10th ult. for Port Nelson, had as passengers, Mmrs. Murray, Man in, baunders, and three itockmen. The ship Kelso, which cleared out 14th ultimo, for Port Nicholson, via Two-fold Bay, had ai passengers, Mr & Mrs. Inglis, Messrs. Morby nnd Sidy, and eight stockmen. The brig Calypso, which left 23rd ult., had at passengers, Measis. Robertson and The Uamilks from this port Bth October last, arrived at Hong-Kong 15th Nov.

The ship Hydrabad, 815 tons, from London 27th Ociobcr, arrived at Sydney, 19th February, with 27C Bounty Immigrants, having made a quick passage ol ninety six dayi from Plymouth. Of the 270 inimigrants she had on board, there were foity-one marnet couples, fifty-eight tingle men, seventy-two »»ngl< women, thirty-one boys, and eighteen girls, from sever to fourteen years of age, and iwo infantß. There hae been ftve births und seven deaths on the passage, su of the latter, however, were children. Nearly tin whole of the number are liM), and c on«ist principal!] of agricultural labourers, alt of whom appeared stionj and healthy.