Shipping News.

Lyttelton Times, Volume VII, Issue 440, 21 January 1857, Page 6

Shipping News.

SAILED. January 14th—Mary Thompson, Cory, for Wellington. —19th —Palinurus, Johnston, for Akaroa. EXPOTtTS. In the Mary Thomson, Copltson, Bowler & Co., Agents,—l piano, 1 chest drawers and 1 bedstead, W. Wilson.' In the Palinurus,E. Genet, Agent,—Foreign and British Goods duty paid, and N. Z: produces. ' AKAROA. January 7th—Sailed, the U. S. Ship Milo,

n H Soule, Commander, for the South Seas. David George absent without leave. On the same day—Sailed, the French Ship Elizabeth, La Mare Painblon, Commander, for the South Seas. One deserter recovered; six absent at time of departure, together with a boat, for which reward will be given. —10th—Arrived, the French Ship Napoleon 111., Captain Morel, 700 tons, 44 men, of and from the Port of Havre, whence she sailed on the 22nd of July, 1856, Has taken of whale oil 120 barrels. On tho 27th November last, snoke the U. S. ship Hunter, of New Bedford, Mass., in Lat. 410. 48' S., Long. 1240. 58' E. Twenty-four months out, 500 barrels of sperm; all well. On the 14th December, spoke the English whaling ship, Isabella, of Hobarton, Lafc. 44°. S., Long. M^o- 10' E, A clean ship, Two deserters were found on board the Napoleon 111, after quitting Havre. {

v. Maebied. —By Special' License, qn the 21st inst, at the Registrar's Office, Lyttelton, Mr. James Scott, of H. M. Customs, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Clarkson, Waterman, of Lyttelton.