Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 270, 30 December 1848, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

Arrivals. D«C 24. Louisa, brig, 182 tons, Millton, master, from Sydney, the 7th instant, with tundries. Passengeri, H. Atkins, E«q , Mr. and Mrs. Ireland, Mr. and Mrs. Kane, Miss de Boyes, Mr. Barry, Mr. Ring, and 13 in steerage. R A. FnzGerald, Agent. Dec. 24. May Queen, barque, 408 tons, Butler, innsler, from Sydney, the Bth instant, with 6undrie«. Passengers, J. Joieph, Esq.. Mr. Jones, Mr. Butler, 2 children and lervant and 30 in steerage. Brown & Campbell, Agents. Der. 25. H. M. Steamer Acheron, from the Barrier and Kawau. Dec. 26. Maukin, brig, 160 toni, Hughes, mastei, from Sydney, the 12th instant, with kundnes. Passengers", Mr< Blackbury and 2 children, and Miss Debroit. W. S. Grahame, Agent.

Departures. Dec 29. Emma, barque, 379 tons,-Knight, manter, for Newcastle, with sundries. Passengers, Mr. FuL ford, Mr. Eckford, Mr. Thorne and 6 stockmen in steerage. W. S Grahame, Agent. Dec. 29. May Queen, barque, 468 toas, Butler, matter, for Guam, in ballmt. Pauengera, Mis. Bnt« tier, 2 children and servant. B.own & Campbell Agent-

The May Queen, having discharged her pasiengers and the portion of her cargo for this port, proceeded ye»t*rday morning to Kawau to land machinery, building material, &c, for the smelting works in course of fraction ut the copper mines on that island, fiom whence sbe will proceed to Guam. The Adelaide returned from Maui-anghi yesterday Doming with a cariro of timber for IL.bart Towu, for which port she will sail, by way of Wellington, on Monday evening next. The brig Maukin sailed from Sydney on the 11th, but anchored in Watson's Bar that night, and put to sea on the mornin? of the 12 h December. On the 15th, in Int. 35 ° , long. 157 ° 30', she pased three ihipi, whalers, cruising On the 20th, in 31° 40' lat., long. 167° 52', passed a ichooner bound to the weitward (supposed to be the Deborab). On the 21st, in lat. 35° 26\ long. 168 ° 38', pasted a ship bound to the eastward. On the 23rd, between the North Cape and Three Kings, passed a ship bound to the eastward ; and on the 24th, off the North Cape, slip passed a ichooner standing to northwest The ship Waterloo, from London Sept. 2, had arrived at Sydney the morning the Maukin sailed. The Louiia, P. 0. Packet for August, nor the Alert, for September, had not arrived, but wer« both expected daily. The Nimrod is advertised to sail this dey for Sydney.

7 he St. George has made a fair passage of one ban* dred and nine days from the Downs, She was detained in the English Channel nearly a fortnight by advene winds, and from a similar cavie was compelled to round Van Diemeo'i Land, in place of coming through Bass's Straits, which has considerably prolonged her voyage. The only vessel spoken by her connected with the colonies, was the Bamboo, on the 28th September, from Piyraoutfi the 13tli August, with -emigrants, bound for Adelaine, tn lat. 21*58 N>» long. 22-45 W.—Sydney Herald, Dec. 9. English Shipping. — There has been no arrivals in England from Sydney subsequent to the A'ert, up to the 16th Augusr, but intelligence has been received of the Cadet, hence the 22nd March, and the brig Lightning, hence the 14th March, the former with lon of gpar», and the latter leaHy. The Psyche, for Adelaide, sailed from the Downs on the 12 h August. The Artemisia, Acrora, and Duke of Bedford, arrived at Plymouth on the I3'h August, to embark emigrants* the former for Mo re ton Bay, and the two latter for Adelaide.— lb,

Vessels laid on for thksb Colonies. {From Hardy' $ Shipping List, August II.) For Sydney. — Bermondse y, 507 ton*, lia&c Paddle, commander, witb emigrants (Twofold Bay), from Plymouth, August 30; Waterloo, 1000 ton*, Henry Nentby, commander, from Graveiend, August 22 ; Walmer Castle, 656 tons, J. N. Thorne, commander, mih emigrants, from Fly mo uh. September 1 ; Alert, (P.O.P) 418 tons, Matthew Davidson, commander, from Gravesend, September 1; Futltude, 640 torn, John Christmas, commander, (for Moreton Bay), Srp. tember 6 ; Waverley, 363 tons, James Morgan, commander, with emigrants, from Plymouth, Augmt ; Johnitone, 436 tons, T. B. Harrison, commander, August 20. For Port Philiip.— Lysander, 479 ton», J. Lulhim, commander, with tmigrants, from Plymouth, August 28 ; H to, 289 tons, James Donnald, commander, August 16 ; Lady Kennaway, 584 tons, James Santry, commander, with emigrants, from Plymouth, August 31 ; Maitland, 648 tons, John Grey, commander, with emigrants, from Plymouth, September 18. For Hobart Town.— Windermere, 6 >1 tons, R. C. Boss, commander, August 15; Pestonjee B.>manjee, 595 tons, John Baker, commander, with convicts, fiom Kingstown, August 31 ; Offley, 374 lons, Joseph Maugban, commander, August 31 ; Saliette, 422 ions, Colin Munro, commander, August; Eden, 513 tons, A. Murdock, commander, with convicts, from Wool, trich, September } Lord Auckland, 516 tons, Robert Brown, commander, with female convicts, from Kingston, September 30; John VVoodall, 38 i tons, Wilfred Mossop, commander, September 1. For Lauceston.— Jane Frances, 390 torn, Colin Brown, commander, August 2». For Adelaide — Duke of Bedford, 738 toil, Robert Thornhill, commander, with emigrants from Plymouth, August 13 ; Baboo, 425 tons, Chirlra Barker, commander, with emigrants, from Plymouth, August 12 ; Rajah, 352 tons, Charles Ferguson, commander, with emigrants, from Plymouth, Sep. 1 ; Thoinai Lowry, 409 tons, C. 6. Pethersbridge, commander, for Adelaide and Port Phillip, from Ply* mouth, Aug. 29 ; William Money, 835 tons, John M. Buckley, commander, with emigrants, from Plymouth, Sep. 12 ; Britannia, 379 tons, Matthew Kobson, commander, Sep. 5. For New Zealand.— Duke of Portland, 533 tons, W. J. Cubitt, commander, for Auckland and Wellington, September 1 ; Ajax, 767 tons, John Young, commander, for Otago, Wellington, Neiion, and New Plymouth, Sep. 4: For Swan Rivbr. — Merope, 310 tons, J. Ha dSng, commander, Sep. 20.