Shipping News.

Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 528, 25 November 1857, Page 4

Shipping News.

AEBIVED. Nov. 23, schooner Mary Louisa, 18 tons, Armstrong, from Wellington. Passengers, Mrs. Haylock, Miss Armstrong, and Miss Callender. CLEABED. Nov. 24, brig Mary Clarke, 180 tons, Taylor, for Sydney* In ballast. Same day, schooner Mary Louisa, 18 tons, Armstrong, for Akaroa. Passengers, Mrs. Haylock, Miss Armstrong, and Miss Callender. IEOJECTED DEPABTCBES. This day, the Mary Clarke, for Sydney. "' the Mary Louisa, for Akaroa. la a few days, the Mpuntain Maid, for Sydney. impoets. In the Mary Louisa, E. Genet, agent: part .original cargo, an<Tth« following goods saipp6*

B t Wellington :—l qr.-cask sweetened gin, 20 W* »uJJar» 1 cdak currai»ts, 17 bag» ricef ? cases 1 truss drapery, 2 bales slops, 2 casks, 2 nkgs- holloware, 3 kegs nails, 1 cask hardware, 1 case axe handles, 5 boxes candles, 1 pkg. boots, 3 crates, 2 casks, 1 case crockery and glass, 5 cases whiskey, 2 cases cherry cordial, 12 casks bottled beer, 2 bales leather, 5000 feet sawn timber, 5 boxes candle?, 10 casks ale, order.

EXPORTS. In the Mary Louisa, E. Genet, agent; part original cargo from Wellington.

The John Mao Vicar arrived on Thursday the 12th instant, beating the Gleaner and Ashburton, which vessels had sailed four days before her. She brought neither passengers nor car^o for this port. The Mary Louisa reports tha*t a barque, supposedto bs the Gtaaner, was off Port Nicholson on Thursday, the 19th inst., and would get in that evening or the following day. The Mary Louisa also passed the schooner Canterbury, on Thursday, off Cape Campbell; she would doubtless arrive in Wellington on Friday. ENGKMSH SHIPPING. —SAILED.

August l,.ship Gleaner, 800 tons, James Wells" from Deal, for Wellington and CanterSame day, ship Ashburton, 589 tons, King, from Deal, for Wellington and Canterbury. August 5, ship John Mac Vicar from London, off Plymouth, for New Zealand. August iO, ship Bastfield. 800 tonsj Copland, from Deal, for Auckland and New Plymouth. August 15, ship Bosworth, 1000 tons, Turnbull, "from Gravesend, for Canterbury and Otago. Same day, ship Duchess of Leinster, 500 tons, for Nelson and New Plymouth. The following vessels are advertised in the English papers for New Zealand, viz :— Willis & Co.'s Line.—For Wellington and New Plymouth, ship Joseph Fletcher, 1000 tons, to sail in October; ship Tamar, 1000 tojis, to sail in September. For Wellington and Nelson, the ship Creswell, 1000 tons, to sail in August. Young & Co.'s Line.—For Auckland and New Plymouth, ship William Watson, 480 tons, J. R. Brown, to sail in August. For Otago, the ship George Canning, 411 tons, G. M. Sim, to sail on the 18th August. The ship Westminster was also laid on for this port. John Morrison & Co.'s Line.—For Nelson and Wellington, the Bhip Acasta, 600 tons, T. Ahier, to sail on the 31st August. The barque Monsoon, 500 tons, William Turnbull, daily expected from New Zealand, was to be despatched forthwith by Messrs. Filby & Co., for Nelson and Wellington. The Dun Mountain Mining Company will ship per.Acasta^to leavevthis,uionth for Nelson, a.large quantity of fails for the construction of the'mines, and materials for the prosecution of the works under the Superintendence of Mr. Hackett.— A ustralian Gazette, August 8.