SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 44, 29 August 1850, Page 1

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. August 13—Sarah Jane, 20 tons, Beeson, from Coromandel with 12,000 feet sawn timber. August 15—Sister, 44 tons, I.eathatt, from the East Cnaii, with 4 tons bliick oil, 1000 bushels wheat, 200 bushels maize, August 15—Cannibal, 14 tons, Koari Tera, from the Hay of Plenty, with 8 tons potatots, £ ton flax, 1 keg wheat. August 10 —Alexander, 36 tons, Miller, from the River Thames, with 24,000 feet sawn timber. August 17—Diana, IJ lons, Hopkins, from Kawliia to Manukao, with 140 baskets o! wheat, 270 baskets maize, 2 casks pork. August 19 —Fish Hawk, 15 tons. Crown, from 'lie Kawau, with 6 tons potatoes; August 19—Oranna, 20 tons, from the East Coast, with 23 casks pork, .000 bushels wheat, 120 bushels maiZi', 3 caska hogs l.ird. Pdsseugei—Archd. H. Williams. August 19—Antelope, 25 tons, McKinuon, front the liay of Islands with one case tobacco, sundry packages wearing appaiel; and seven passengers. August 20—Joseph Cripps, 78 tons, J. S. Macfarlane, fiom San Francisco 30th Mny, via Tahiti, with 7\ tons rigging, 21 casks salt poik, 200 and five passengers. August 20—Daniel Webster. 367 tons, F. D. Bewes, from San Francisco, with 4 hluls, arrow root, anil five passengers. The Daniel Webster is an American built ship, puichased in California by Messrs. Macky 1 and Macfarlane of Auckland. August 20— H. M. Ship Fly, 484 tons, 18 guns. Captain Oliver, from Sydney, sth instant. The Fly is about lo be furnished wilh an entirely new suit of tiguiug, the cordage manufactured of New Zealand flax, which has been generally used and highly approved by the captains of the djjferenT ships of war that have been on th« Now Zealand Station. August 24 —Cannibal, 14 tons, Ewi, from the liay of Islands, in balla-t. August 25—Moa, 236 tons, Norn's, from Sydney, with a large cargo of merchandize and ten passengers. August 20—Asp, 9 tons, Whelch,. from Russell, viu Ngungiuu. August 26—Ben Lomond, 33 tons, Girvau, foil) Wungarei with four passengers. August 20—Lord William Benlinck, 4J3 tuns, Allan, Ironi London, with military stores, thirty engineer and four artillery soldier*, and twenty-two other passengers. DEPARTL'HEG. :■•:.' Augus'. 13 —Sarah Jane, .20. ton", Beeson, for Coramomkl, in ballast, August 15—George, 17 tons, Patti, for Tnurangfl, .with 4 parcels 1 box groceries, 2 bags rice. August 15—Catherine,' 20 tons, Rairie, for Tauranga, with 100 bushels maize, 6 tons potatoes. ,"• ' August 15 —Edward/IS tons, .Cook, for Hus-sc-11, with 10 boxes camlles, 2 bags flour, 2 bags sugar, 20 lbs. tobacco, 4 bags sail, h cheats lia, 2 gallon, rum.

August 16—Alexander, 'JO tons, Miller, for the Barrier, in ballast. Aimuit 10—Cannibal, 11 tons, Koari Tern, lor thu Bay of Islands, with 8 tons potatoes. Annist I^—Vish Hawk, 13 tons Brown, for ICnwuii, with 8 tons pulaloes. August 10—Sis••!!•, 4 1 tons, I.catliar't, for the East Capo, in ballast. AuquL*. 17—Kninin, 125 tons, Fox, for Sydney, with 5 bales wool, 1 bundles «heep skins, 32 ox hides, ono case saddlery, 19 caacs 16 packages tobacco, 70C0 feet timber, 0 casks humpback oil, one cask, one case and 1 bags nails, 1 case blushes, one case stationery, one box specie. August 23—Grampus," 23 tons l'aton, for MaUkana, iu ballast. Aupust 24—Cannibal, 14 tons, Ewi, for the Bay of I'lenty. August GO—Government brig, Victoria, for the Bay of Islands.