Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 334, 28 July 1849, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS. July 24. Alexander, 36 tons, A. Miller, master, from Coromandel Harbour. July 24. Joseph, 14 torn, P. C Potter, master, from Tauranga. Passengers Mr. Bolton and Mr. Lee. July 26. Napi, 17 tons, D. Mackinnon, master, from Kaitaia and Wangaroa, July 25. Gazelle, 14 tons, P. Johnson, master, from M>»hurangi. July 27. Falcon, schooner, Otons, James, master, from Wellington and the East Coa«t, with grain and pork. Passenger* -Messri. Yul«» Campbell. and Wenham. "W. S. Grahatae, Agent.

DEPARTURES. July 26, Mauhin, brig, 106 tom, Haghes, master, for Sydney, witli sundries. Passengen, Mrs. But* try, Mrs Welby and two children, and Mr. Green" way. W. S. Grahame, agent. July 24. Alexander, 3G tons, A. Miller, ms»ter, for Coromandel Harbour, in ballast. July 26. George, 16 tons, J. Furrow, master, for Bay of Plenty, with sundries. July 26. Gazelle, U tons, P. Johnson, master, for Mahurangi. July 26. Joseph, 14 tons, P. C. Potter, master, for Taurangi, with sundries, and six natives

A barque was signalled yeiteiday evening but •he had disappeared before sunset. It is supposed to have been the Jo»ephinc from Newcastle with coali for Kawau, and that ihe put i& there last night. The Falcon arrived yesterday evening from Port Nicholson the 12th instant. Earthquakes were still occurring occaiionaly at Wellington, and on the Bth instant a rather smart shock to ;k place, which was felt on board the Falcon in the harbour. The ship Ajix, and H. M. Steamer Acherou were in port, and a full rigged ship was entering as the Falcm left. Mr. Campbell, one of the passengers by the Falcon, repoits the lo« of a schooner in the neighl ourhood of the East Cape. A quantity of pork, the schooner's hatches and a topsail were washed on shore near his premiss. The brig Patriot has been wrecked at Waikokapu, Hawke's Bay, in a heavy southwest gale, in the early part oi this month.