Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 252, 28 October 1848, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

Akhivals. Oct 23. Hazard, 15 tons, Gobobaii master, from Bay of Plenty, with pijjt and sundries. Oct. 24. Sarah Berry, 11 torn, King, master, from New Plymouth, with flour, &c. Pas^engeri— Mrs. Marihall and children, Misi Grible, Mr. 'f ncker, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Williams. Mr. Saunderi. Oct. 24, George, 16 ton», Farrows, matter, with 35 pigs and sundries, from Eait Coast. Oct. 26. A««cy, Cain, muster, from Wangnron, with 11,000 f«et sawn timber. Pagierlgcri— -Mr. and Mm. Burrown, Mr. H. Clarke, Mr. Mac Liver, Thomac Walker. Oct. 26. KtoMt* 25 tottt» Richards, matter, from the Barrier, with 25 tons firewood. Oct. 27. Pen#UHrt, 12 tont, Blair, master, from East Conn, Ngunguru, with 9,000 feet of timber. Oct. 2 . Emily, 10 torn, Millar, matter, from Wan« ganui, with sundries

Deharturfs. Oct. 21. Kate, 62 torn, Bowden, master, for Hawk Bay. Oct. 23. Providence, 36 tons, Herrick, master, for Waihekn, in baliisl. Oct. 24. Whim, H turn, Maxwell, master, for Kororareka, with poUtoei. Oct. 24. Dart, 13 tons, Hardiman, master, for Hokianga, i»itU sundries. Pa»itnger»— J . Christie, Mr. Smiili, Mr. Gunney, Thoi. McDonald. Esq. Oct. 26. Vivid, 25 ton§, Richards, master, tor Great Barrier, in ballast.

SYDNKT The Trafalgar, 528 tonf, wai to be the July P. 0. Packet, to tail for Sydney on the 4th July, and the Wat ei 100, 1 000 tons, which was to sail on the Ist August, would convey the mail* for that month. The Agincourt hat made a quick p«»iage of one hundred *nd eleven days from the Downi. She has on board two hundred and sixty-four immigrants, (Englikh refugees from France) of whom one hundred ire married couplet, twenty tingle men, thirty-two tingle women, fifty-nine boys and nfty-thrre girls under the age of fourteen >ear». Three deaths of infants, and nve birth* occurred on the voyage. All on board are in good health, and appear to bo a class of immigrants well suited to tbe colony. The Agincourt is noir commanded by Captain Scott, Captain Neatby being now in command of a new ship, named the Waterloo, of 1000 tons, owned by himielf and Meisri. Dunbar and Co., which veiiel was to sail from London for Sydney on the Inf. August, (probably with immigrants). On the 18. h July, in lat. UN., long. 20 W., the Agincourt spoke the Castle Eden, from Plymouth the 15th June, bound for Sydney, with emigrants. She had been strusk by a heavy iquall seven days previous, and lust her three topmusti. On the 20th September, s.he nlso spoke the barque Sarah Trotm.in, irom London tin- 4th June, bound for Port Phillip, lat. 35) S., long. 129. 11 &— Sydney Herald. The Earl Grey has hud ft tudious paßsage of one hundred and twenty (oui days from Plymouth. She has on board 203 immit;innt*, of whom eight are man ifd couples and onr hundred and ninety five single women (Ir»th orphans) from the age of sixteen to twenty five. Two denilu only occurml during the voyage. Captnin Robertson ri'poits having spoken o:i the 10th Sepfenilirr, the Ameiican ship Robert Palsford, from New York, bound either for lloburt Tow« or Sydney : and on thp lotli July, neur the eijuutor, tbe wbaluiii barque Sussex, Of Luudon, homcwa d bound. — H>.

The Stkambr Rose. — On Wednesday morning a serious accident happened to the steamer Rose, which put in at Newcastle (to take id coals) on her way to Moreton Bay. The Roie while proceeding to the coul wharf, and when nearly abreast of the Queen's uharf, •ha run on an anchor belonging to the barque Ksnma, wlncli lay in the channel and had no buoy on it ; the concussion wat rather slight, and was supposed to have been cauted bj striking a wrap or chain. Capt. Patli<on proce. dftl to the wharf, swung the ricVi with her head dowu the channel, and was in the act of making her fast, when he noticed that the w»t going down by the head, aud on taking off the hatchet, found the forehold tull of water ; he immediately ran the vessel into the middle bank to prevent her from linking. The bulk. head between the engine-room and the forehold being tight, no water got aft, but to large is the hole that it was found impossible to get the water out of ihe hold, where it roie and fell with the tide. Up to yesterday they had been unable to get it the leak ; but when the steamer left at noon a chain had been passed under the Rose, and made fust to the Maitlund on one side, and to a schooner on the other, and at high water it was intended to oack her off into deep water, in order that a direr might ascertain what was the extent of the damage. — Sydney Herald.

English Shipping.-— There had been no arrivals in England from Sydney up to the 13th June, but what huve alrrady been reported, In Hardtfs Skipping List of the 10th June the following veitteU are announced to sail for the Australian colonies. For Sydney.— Volunteer, 224 tons, Humphrey*, from Gravesend, June 15 ; Eliza Moor, 417 tons, Ashbridge, June 15; Catherine Jamison, 451 Huthiiison, June 20 ; Charlotte Jane, 750 tons, Lawrence, from London, the lGih and Plymouth the 26th June, (emigrants) ; Trafalgar, 528 tona, Wright (P.O. P.) July 1 ; Pmperor, 572 torn, Day, from London the 6th and Plymouth the 17tn July, (emigrant*) ; Hamlet 428 tons, Wilnon, from Grareiend the l Oth July ; Jobnitone, 436 ton*, Harrison, July 10; Penyard Park, 386' tons ; Weller, July 20 ; Waterloo, 1000 ton*, Neatby, August 1. For Moreton Bay— Artemisia. 558 tonu, Ridley, from London the 24th July, and Plymou'h the 2nd Augiut, (emigrant*.) For Port Phillip.— Senator, 394 tons, Bunell, June 17 ; Tan- i man, 562 ton*, Blackburn, from Plymouth, June 15, i (emigrant*) ; Lochnagar, 379 tons, Dalgarno, July 1 ; I Blonde, 672 tons, Tood, from London, June 7, and Plymouth June 17, (emigrants); Thorn.™ Hughes, j 309, Huddart, July 1 ; Renown, 289, Murray, July 10 ; Andromache, 4GB, Paiimore, from London 30th June, and Plymouth July 10, (emigrant*) ; Nelion, 603, Lamond, Iroin London the 10th July, (emigrants). For Hobaht Town.— Calcutta, 484, Wranrkmore, June 20 ; Australaiia, 500, Connell, June 24; Colonist, 3flO, Headly, July 1 ; Wellington, J 588 ; Croihy, July 15 ; Rnttler, 522, July 2» ; Indian ' Chief, 410, Nolifc, July 15 ; Ratcliff, 601, Philtpson, j June 28, (convicts.) For Launokston.— Jane Goudie, 234, Coleman, June 17 ; Aicostina, 333, Tolum, June 20 ; Elizabeth Beckham, 269, Bewly, July 10, For Avt:iAwe. — Santipore, b\s, Gilmare, from Plymouth June 12, with emigrant* ; John Bartlett, 381, Woodward, July 12; Competitor, 390, Hyde, June 14 ; Symmetry, 407, French, June t? ; Busiorah Merchant, from Plymouth, July 3, (emigrant*) ; Poictien, 604, .Smith, July 13 (emigrants) ; Hoitian Emperor, G7l, Champion, July 17, (emigrants.) For New Zkai,and.— Bernicia, 543, Arnold, July 3. For Swan Rivkr — Kanee, 250, Mills, July 15 ; George, 257, Punchard, July 25.