Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 282, 10 February 1849, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

Arrivals. Feb. 4. John Wesley, minion brig, 237 tons, Buck, master, from Fcejees, with sundries. Passeuger*, Mrs. Hunt and turee children, Rev. James Ford, Mrs. Ford and three children, Mi.& Mrs. Jagger and three children. W. S. Grahame, agent. Feb. 9. Susan, brier, 212 tons, Wood, master, from London, via Wellington, with pait of original cargoPassengers, Meurs. Newman, J. A. Beit, J. Beit, and H. Beit, Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, and three children, and Mr. and Mrs. Claike. Brown and Campbell, ag"J>ts.

DEPARTURES. Feb. 6. Luke of Portland, ship, Cubitt, master, for Wellington, with part of original cargo. Brown and Campbell, ageuti.

The brig Susan, from London, via Nelson and Wellington, arrived yesterday morning, having mailed from the latter port on the Ist instant. H M. steamer Acbercn. lietice 24th. ult , arrived at Wellington on the 31st; H. M. S. Havamiah sailed for Sydney the game day. The barque Cornelia was completing her car'ro, and would sail for London within a few days. The Adelaide, schooner, from this port, arrived at Wellington on the I2ih Jauuery, and lailed for Hobait Town, on the 18th. The ship, Ajax, Younff, master, 116 days out from the Dovrns, anived at Otago on the Bth January, with 23 cabin passengers, 13 adult fore cabin, and about 150 steerage passengers on board ; 85 of which are for Ota?o, the remainder for Wellington and Nehon, Cabin passengers — Mr. and Mrs. Valp*y son and three daughters, Miss Jeffreys, Messrs. Forbes, Fulton. Newcomb, Frtnch, Redjiaih, Dowson, Wnetherby, Picard, Stewart, Mr. & Mr«. B.n> c t, Mrs. Wilts, and Mrs. Fen rt her. — Otago News Jan. l(j.

Our article upon the subject ot Steam Communication between the New Zealand Settlements, must be withheld until our next.