Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 202, 6 May 1848, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

INWARDS— FOUFIGNr. May 2. Palm i/) a, brig, 145 tons Lindsey, Master, from Sydney, 14th Apiil, with 50 head of cattle and aundiies Passengeis, Mrs. Lindsey. nnd 2 children, Mr. Ciispy, ami Mr. Cameron. J. Marky Agent. May 5. Tasmania, big., 502 tons, Tucker, mastei, fiom Sydney the IStli ult., with cattle and sundry meicliniKiize. I'asbcngcis . Di. Ruins, UN, Lieut. Donovan, 11. M. ; Bictt, Vend!, Knight, and Kiloj, Mis, ItOiicli, and ten stockmen.

IN'W Vlt I)S — COASTWISE. Apiil 30. II M.S. Caflinpp, Captain Stanley, fiom llie Buy of Islands, with !lis Excellency the Governor-in-Chipf and suite. May 1. Nancy, srhooner, 22 tons, Cnin, Master, from Russell with oil Ike,

01! I WARDS — COASTWISE. May 1. Diana, schoo cr, 2<> tons, Hopkins, Master, from i\l uiulx.ui to Kitnhia, with sundiies. May 2 llaniet Letti /uirl, schooni r, 50 tons Leathart Master, from Mcnnkau to Ilokianga with sundries. May i Nnnoj schooner, 22 tons, Cain, Master, foi Bay of Islands wilh sundries.

The Calhopc, which ai lived fiom the Hay of Islands on the ,'!f)th ul(., lepoilcd the stiHfulint>, on the Kith, in Kdwili 13ay, of tlie Amciiean wlialei Hope. Captain Stanley despatched the in istcr and a midshipman, with a pait} of the liigatc's seanun, to hci assistance. They weie busily employed upon hei foi nine da\s, <in I, tin oni^li tlieii e\ei lions, much ol the <\iij>i>, including about !50 baruK ol oil and a <pi inlity ol stoics, wcie s,ned. The ship, ho\\ L vei, it was feaieil, would Ik come a total meek. The Tasmmvah^hcvw seventeen dajs on the passage h on) S\dncy. She has lit") hi ad ol rattle and I' 2 hois son board ; and lias bionght only a small Sidney mm I. The William barque, hence 31st Much, and the Despatch schoor.ei, hence 2nd Apul, anived at Sydney, the Jonnei on the 11th, and the latter on the Kith Apnl. The Etipln'itei, ship, Momo, master, arrived at Sjdncy on the l.'{th Apiil, tiom the Downs '24th Dec. She lepoited having spoken, on the 9th Feb., in lat. 2S. 51 S., loii£. 27). 42 west, the barque Phillip Laing, from the Clyde, 291h Nov., bound to New Zealand. JI. M. Sipajieh AcniJioN ~'V mail foi Madciia, Cape ol Good Hope, Sydney, and New Zealand, by 11. A3. S. Achei on, was to close on 30th December.

NrwcASTLr.-.-Bettvcpn six ami seven o'clock on Wednesday evening, the Sinah Wilson, belonging to l\lr. Hoyce,oFSvdney, was going into Newcastle, wlien tii>' ucitliei hcin<> thick and 1i,.7,v. she u.ifoitunately wont ashore at Nobby's fslantl Her I ottom is conMderabh danifieed, but i<- c\ ported tli. t 1 f usmn pio ]iit nuMiis she will he got oil The ( rew weic stripping lie; when the liosr left \esieiday monnn<;. 1 lie cullei Jane Williams, wlweh was <j >nij; in sh"rtlv aftei wards, pioHtuled near the same place ; l»u by tbc assis'aneo tit the llailioiu Master theie and ciew she was u;ot uIY, .iwi w.is 13111^ ;ti (lie liallast whar! uitli hei rudder unshipped. The captain of the schooner Sister, supposing the other rebels at anchor, was neirly .sharing a si Millar late, bnl was warned in sulticient time to moid the danget. The liaiquc lLlcamr L'uuastir, hence, i.'n m theie .ibout one o'clock on Thursday morning hist, and was lying at anehoi ne\t morning to the astonishment of the people ol Newcastle. Captain Lodge >tntes that it would be of considerable advantage to vessels trading there, if two distinguishing lights were exhibited for the guidance of vessels running in there dining the night. The Eleniioi fAnunstrr was taking in her hay, and would piobably sail for Auckland ou Mor day or Tuesday next. Sydmy Hunld, April 15

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE On Thursday last Her Majesty's steam Sloop Furyquitted for service in China ; she had been ordered to relieve the Vulture, and as stated in one of our issues last month, the \ ultuie w<is oidercil home in anticipation of the ai rival of her successor ; but foi the circumstance of many of her ciew been invalided, ">he would have left China at the end of October last. The .Fury is a magnificent vessel of above 1100 tons, and 518 horse power, and steaming 12 14 Knots nn hour. Her armament compiisesa stern gun, revolving, or 84 jiounder ; one 08 pounder in the bow, 1 lon* 32's, and two lG's on the paddle boxes — the latter appear to be a inw airiineenient and must give great advantage m raking an enemy, The commander of the. Fury, Captain Wilcox, has had some expeiience in Chinese welfare having distin.uished hi nself as Ist Li utenant of the Vixen, in the vvui of 1839 40. — Straits' 7'imes, Jan uin y 29, Naval Movements. — On Monday last January 3, JI.M.S. Malampus and Royalist sailed for China; on Tuesday 4, the H.C. steamer Phlegthon and Hooghly quitted Singapore, the former to Labnan to despatch 11. M. steam frigate Medea to China and the latter to Pcnang in seaicb of the Auckland steam frigate, and to bring down the European (Madias) artillery for seivitem China. — SI Huts' 1 Times, January ft.

Malta, Dec. 1 i. Information was received by Her Majesty's steamer Flamer last night, of an insurrection which had broken out at Patras, and was general throughout Greece. The Governor of Patras had been made prisoner, and the garrison, too weak to resist the numbers of the people, had been obliged tr> seek shelter in the fortresses, where supplies of food could scarcely reach them. In a skirmish with the insurrectionists and the mili» tary, five of the latter lost their lives. No account o( the casualties among the former reached. The Flamer, on reaching Zante, sent the Spitfire steamer to Potras, to render all the assistance in her power to the English resident there. The Locust steamer ha 1 * had her files up to-day, and it is thought will get under way immediately. News from the Fleet has reached Malta. The Hulldog steamer, off Sardinia, has had a narrow ebcupe ot coming in collision with the Rodney, 90. It was blowing fresh, the night durk, and the Rodney, bowling along with a spanking bieeze, nearly ran into the steamer lying-to ; indeed, the water from her bows washed the steamer's deck. The lieutenant of the Bulldog shouted to the Rodney to port her helm, and the thout beini; head and uttended tj the disaster was avoided. Ruporib of the TraP.iljHr being asl re supersede those of her loss, i believe neither. I have just received iutteis f.om Corfu, stating that the Antelope steamer left that place on tha 9th iost., for Tueste, where she is to ho in readiness to leceivo liis Excellency Sir S. rvi n:-g,n :-g, «nd convey him to Constantinople. Thue the tvill receive Lore Cowlty on board ar.d trke him to MarFeilles, touching at Corlu. The Antelope was visited by hia Excellency Lo.U Sc'aton. L H.C., the day beibie she w^rt to sta, and 1m 1 lurdbhip wai much pleased with the accou mod,^ tions and chatilniess of the sie.urier. The F.wtome, from ; Smyrna, is the only ship now at Corfu The .S|.itfi>e stt-mnei h^s gone on a cruioO ;uu"d Ihe st'Ulheni ijUnde. — lunt'b, Dec, 21,

MAItIUHD, On Tlimsday last, M.iyllh, at St. Paul's Church, by the ]lev. J. Y. Ciiurton, Major Mai son, of Her M.ijesly's 58th Ito^imcnt, to Isaudl, only daughter of the Baron di.Thimuiv.