Shipping Intelligence.
INWAHDS —FORr.IGN. April 8. lI.M. Sloop Fly, 18 guns, Commander Oliver, from England, via Ihe C»pe ol Good Hope and Hobart Town. April 8. Louisa, brig, 182 tons, Milton, master, from Sydney, with, lundnes. Passfngeri, Messrs. Eccleston, Hay, Campbell, Me Millan, and Gillespie, and lin steerage. R. A. FitzGeiald agent. April 8. Chtcrfal, schooner, 123 tons, Jonr*, master, from Sydney, with 58 head of Cattle, and 3 horses. PasHpngers, 4 stockmen. J. Woodhouse, agent. April 10. Ralph Bernal, barque, 315 tons, Me Larcq, master, from Twofold Bay, with 200 head of C.utle, and coals. Passengcis, Mrs. Me Liren, and Mr. Me Causlaud. Brown and Campbell, agents.
OUTWiRDS — FORHIGN. April 11. Cheerfu l, schooner, 121 tons, Jones, master, for Sydney, with sundries. PasGene;e.i«. Mr. Shepherd, and four in steerage. J. Woodhouse, agent. April 14. Maukin, brig, 106 tons, Hughes, master, for Sydney, \iu. Kawnu, with sundries. Passengers, Mr. Wright, Mr. Knby.und Mr. Applaby, Bail 5 in •teerage. W. S. (.->ral»ame, agent.
OUTWARDS— COASTWISE. April 12. Victoria, Government brig, Burgeis, master, for Wellington. April 13. H.M. Sloop Fly, for Wellington. April 13. H.M.S. Calliope, for the Bay of Islands, with his Excellency the Governor in-Chief and suite^
On Thursday lagt, His Excellency the Governor inChief, and suite, embaikcd on board H.M S. Calliope, under a salute from Uie guns of H. M. S. Dido. In a short time the Dido, Calliope, and Fit/, weic under weigh, and dropped down, with a very light wind, towards the North Head. It was determined on, the day before, thut the Dido and Fly should start in company and run ft short distance, in order to try their respective sailing qualities, hut the wind continuing light all the evening, they only sailed together a few miles outside, •when the Fly parted company, and the Dido returned into port this morning. The Fly lias proceeded to Port Nicholson to relieve the Racehorse, and the Calliope to the Buy of Island* with the Governor.
EXPORTS. Cheerful, schooner, for Sydney — 2 bales woollens, 2 bales slops, 2 bales leather, ] ton onions, 6 bales wool, 1 case brass-ware, 6 pkgß. wool. Maifltin, brig, for Sydney — 51 empty cnsei, 5 bales ■wool, 6 spars, 60 tons copper ore, 10 bundles whalebone.
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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 196, 15 April 1848, Page 2
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372Shipping Intelligence. New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 196, 15 April 1848, Page 2
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