SHIPPING NEWS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 48, 6 December 1851, Page 5

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED. Dec. 1, Schooner Twins, 41 tons, Davis, from Otago. Dec. 2, Schooner Henry, 30 tons, Holmes, from Wellington. ' * sailed. "" Nov. 30, Cutter Catherine Ann, 12 tons, Bell, for Akaroa. Same day, Schooner Mary, 40 tons, Taylor, for - Nelson, in ballast. Passengers, Captain Parsons and Mr. Elve. Same day, Schooner Salopian, 40 tons, Griffiths, - for Ahnriri. Same day, Brig Gazelle, 181 tons, Gibson, for Hokianga. Passengers, Mr. Win. Paterson and Wm, Pallett. V Same day, Brigantine Don Juan, 130 tons, Courtney, for "Wellington and Nelson. '\ Same day, Schooner Henrietta, 61 tons, Cole, for Otat"-. Passengers, Mr. Me' Hardy and sons, and * Mr. F. Underhiil. Dec. 3. Brigantine Border Maid, 90 tons, Champion, for Nelson. Passengers, His Lordship the Bishop of New Zealand, Mrs. Selwyn, Captain Simeon, Mrs. Champion ani children, and five , 'Natives.

Same day, Ship Canterbury, 970 tons, Edwards, for Port Philip. Passengers, Messrs. E. B. Flintoff, J. Jefferies, W. Kaye, G. D. Lockhart, John Mills, T. Colcloagh, James Carter, Edward Yorke and family, G. Heath, wife, and child, the Rev. W. Eade, Messrs. C. Brady, W. Thomson, G. Thompson, J. Lyal], W. Hewitt, E. 8.-Eox, and 54 in the steerage. Same day, Ship Oriental, 505 tons, Hyde, for Guam. Dec. 6, Schooner Mary, 47 tons, Welch, for Akaroa. Same day, Schooner Twins, 41 tons, Davis, for Wellington, in ballast. Same day, Schooner Return, 78 tons, Toohig,for Wellington, in ballast. IN PORT. Ship Sir George Pollock, 630 tons, Withers. Cookson, Bowler, and Co. Brig Sisters, 131 tons, Clark. Longden&Le Cren. Schooner Wellington, 54 tons, Ferguson. D. M. Laurie. Schooner Julia, 36 tons, Briston, Master, agent. Schooner Henry, 30 tons, Holmes. Beamish. IMPORTS. In the Henry —l keg tobacco, 10 cases brandy, 1 key tobacco, 2 qr. casks brandy, 10 bags coffee, ■1 case cigars, 12 bags sugar, 4 qr. chests tea, 25 boxes candles, 1 barrel starch, 1 case herrings, 1 do. glass. 1 do. slops, 1 do. shoes, 1,500 ft. timber, 2 boxes groceries, 10 barrels pork, 7 jars 6 kegs butter, 1 case jams, 1 do. books, 1 do. goat skins, Order; 10 bags sugar, 1 bale woplpacks, 1 ton flcur, 2 cases pipes, Rhodes; 5 tons flour, Laurie ; 20 bags oats, Beamish. In the Twins, —60 sheep, 2 head cattle, 6 hogs, 2% tons potatoes. EXPORTS. In the Mary, —l crate flower pots, Parsons. In the Catherine Ami, —52 sacks flour, 9 bags sugar, 8 boxes tea, 3 do soap, 8 do. candles, 2 bags coffee, Paterson and Co. In the Salopian, —33 iron pots, 6 boxes soap, 2 bales blankets, 3 do. drapery, 2 cases crockery, 4 do. groceries, 1 bundle sieves, 6 bags salt, 4 casks biscuits, 1 do. vinegar, 7 do bottled beer, 1 do. hats, 2 bundles spades, 2 do. fryingpans, 2 wheatmills, 2 cans linseed oil, 8 bundles sickles, 1 sack serge shirts, 1 do. saddlery, Torr. In the Henrietta, —3 cases, Cookson and Co.; 2 boxes starch, 3 casks bottled porter, 3 kegs butter, Captain Cole. In the Gazelle, —1 hhd. empty jars, Paterson and Co. In the Canterbury, —2,ooo lbs. wool, Rhodes; 3,6001b5. wool, G. D. Lockhart; 11,762 feet timber, Brady and Co.; 1 qr. cask bvandy, Alport; 25 tons iron, 68 casks, 17 sheets, 58 casks bottled beer, 1 carriage, Cookson, Bowler and Co. In the Mary, —lo chests tea, 50 bags sugar, 1 do. rice, 1 case boots, 1 bale blankets, 1 camp oven, 1 package hay forks, 4 shovels, 1 dozen tins soap, I package starch, 4 boxes candles, 1 hhd. beer, 1 bale leather, 6 tons flour, 2 bags bran, 7 do. potatoes, 3 hams, Longden and Le Cren.