Shipping Intelligence.

Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 68, 21 November 1844, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

4r«i),i(»(iiiil Departures s«»c*o«r last. ARRIVALS. ■ November 16. Coolangntta, hrigastine, Captain t >apper. from Sv'lney N.-v. 4:)>. Passengers „*lVU>*rß. Wright, Cuff, and Haswdl. Steerage— Messrs. Miles, ai.d lW.ttie. Geueial j Novrmot'i 17. Bdina, barque. Captain Daldv, frcm Hokianga. Passengers—l 6 settlers from HoWmigß, with 68 head of Catlk', Cargo—Coloniaj ptodocefor London. Same day., laaihe, ship. Ameiican trader, 415 tciis, Captain Woodbury, horn Salem, and last from Sydiify; October Si'.- Passenger—ll, Rogers, Esq. fcupt mugo. November 18* .Dolphin, schooner, Torre, from Same day. . Government brig, Victoria, Captain Ficliards, from Rn-s-11. Fd-sseni»er 3 _ His Lordship tit Bi*hop of New Zealand and suite, with the In* stiuetois and Students of the College, and J. \ Soithyfiwq. Ilie Bolina hat brought round a number of the lan Hukiai.ga settler*, who hive anived we believe wish the intention of locating amongst us, she baa »)'<» hionght round sutty eight head of Cattle. Tli re is shipp«d outboard a carefully selected cm go lor the Englisb mmket, and it is believe tl>( Polina will proceed for her destined Port—Londcu, in about three weeks. 1 be lanthe is a veiy fine vessel, and has brough 1 litre a varied and uselul assorted cargo, consisting cf flour, candle 3, tobaeco, nails, &c. The greater Tart of it has been already sold, we hope at remunerating prices. The Maid ttf the Mill has reached Manukau after a long and dangerous passage. The Dolphin brings no news of any further o ut yage by' the'maories at the Bay of Islands. The Shamrock* readied Sydney on the 23th o October, The Columbine, Captain Stratton, may be daily expected. Several other, vessels are laid on a Sydney for this port.