SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 59, 27 March 1851, Page 1

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. March 10—Emily, 10 tons, W. Mair, from Wangarei, with 1½ tons flax, 1 ton potatoes, 5 cases apples, 10 passengers. March 10—Bon Accord, 17 tons, H. Quick, fiom Kawau, in ballast. March 10—Hawkhead, 22 lons, It Lawrie, from Mahuraiigi. with 11 tons firewood, 200 bushels sill's. March ll—Bon Accord, 17 tons, 11. Quick, from Kawau, in ballast. March 11—Maiikin, 100 tons, J. Bowden, from Sydney, «-ilh a general cargo of merchandize and 13 p.issenjicrs. March H—Ahxander, 36 tons, A. Miller, from Omnhs, with 10,000 feet sawn timber. March 15—Victoria 17 ton-, J. Merrick, from Wniheke, with 20 tons firewood, 200 posts and rails. March 17 —TSen'omond, 35 tots, D. Camphell, from Pnveriy nav, with 3030 bushels wheal, 31 casks pork, 2 tons onions, 16 canisters powder, 6 cases gin, March 17 —Hawkhead, 52 tons, R L-twrie, from Mahurai'gi, with 550 bushels shells. March 20—Cresswell, 574 tons, John Williams, from London, with » large general cargo of merchandize, and 62 passengers. The Cresswell was 112 days on her passage, March 20—William Hyde, OaO tons, J. L. Applewhite, fiom Kaip„ra for London, with spars for the liritiih Government. March 20 —Rosalind, 271 tons, J. H. Love, from Sydney and Idipara, with coals, biicks, 'St.il., shipped at Sydney, and 7 packages iru ; t, 1 parcel clothes, 3 cut. onions, 83 pieces timber shipped nt Kaipara, 3 passengers'. March 20—Napi, 17 Inns, James Tantaii, from Uussell, with 10 boxes apples, 200 baske s peaches, 25 passeng-r*. March 21—Julia, 37 tons, James Girvan, from Kguivjiirii, with 23,000 feet sawn timber, 20.000 shingles, I passenger. Match 21—Children. SO mns, A. Jones, from Russell, with $ ton fl mr, 30 bushels apples, 15 lues wool, 2() bushels gtass seeds, 1 cwi. Ij.ci.n, lease, 10 chains, K passenger*. . M'i'h 21 Vietoiia, 17 io-i«, J. Moivi'-l-, Irora Wailieke, niih 30 (una fttewood.

March 2-1 Fish Hawk, 16 tuns, 11. Ilrown, from N'giinynru, with 10,000 feet timber. March 21 Rifleman, 41 ions, J. Sullivan, from with 70U0 fret sawn timber,.! pas-eog.r. Marchv 21~Victoria. 17 lons, J. Merrick, from Wailiek with 30 tons firewood. DEPARTURES. March 11— M«a, 23G ions, Norris, for Sydney, wiili H casks sperm, 10 casks and 5 barrels black oil, 22 bundles whalebone, 25 coils rope I case cigars. 18 cwl. flax, 4 t'"is h y, 8 packages wool, 68 bags potatoes, a tons poiatoes, iO boxes onions, 8 ca*ks buiti-r, I cise 1 bundle hardware, 12 passr-iwcrs. March 11-SMers, 130 lons, IT, Clark, for Honolulu, with sundry merchandize, 382 boxes and 30 'on* potatoes, 3 boxes and 1 lon minus, 1 box butter, 40 pieces limber, 4 kegs li'iney, 1 ca»e esrgs, 9 passengers. Man-h I I Hovd, 15 tons, Jam-s Macintosh, for \Van»iroi, wiili I barrel coal tir, 1 box soap, I bag s li, 1 case, 6 packages. March U —Hon Accord, 17 tons, 11. Quick, for Knwau, with 4 tons flour, 1 parrel boots and shoes, 23 bags sugar, 1 crate ea'lh<mware. I March ll—Napi, 17 tons, James Tautari, for Russell, with tons potatoes, 1 cask crockeryware, 2 bags sugar, 1 bale 6 boxes lngeag"", 3 pnsscngrer*. March ll—Catherine, 21 tons, M. Raine, for the ll*y of Plenty, with I bale calico, I box pipes, 23 passengers. March 13—Hon Arcmd, 17 tons, H. Quick, for Kawau, with 3 tons flour, 1 package leather. March 13 —llawkhead, 11 tons, R. Lawrie, from Mahurangi, with 2 ba?s flour. March 13—Argyle. 17 tons, Mailii, for Taurangi, with 35!) feet sawn timber, 1 cask tar, 5 barrels sugar, 2 bales calico, 1 bale runs, 20 baskets copper holts, 1 box tobacco, 2 boxes tea, 1 case geneva, 4 bags flour, 1 bag rice, 1 bag salt, I box drapery, 1 basket Miap.

March 15 —Alexander, 36 lons, A. Miller, lor Omahn, in bullasl. March 15—Victoria, 17 tons, J. Merrick, for Waiheki, in bilhst. March 18—Ilawkheart. 22 tons, R. Lawrie, for Mahurangi, in ha l last. March 19—Catherine, 2-20 tons, J, Henry, from Kawau, for Sydney, wilh 60 tons copper regulus. March 19 Maukin, 106 tons, James Dun-den, for Sydney, wilh 10,000 feet timber, 2 cwt. flux, 4 tons hay, 1 packages clothing, 4 passengers. Match 10—Emily, 10 tons, \V. Mair, for Wangarci, with 6 hides, 10 boxes, 4 bags Dour, 2 hags sugar, 4 pa«sengers. March 20—Augnslus, 378 tons, Charles Urockniin, for Adelaide, wi;h 200,000 feet limbrift 70 spars ami inkers, 5 tons onions, 12 toils potatoes, 2 c-nS'» hnnlware, I case steel i : 'en*, 5 doxi'ii hinges, 5 liales calico, 1 hale slops, 1 case strings, 1 caso leu-trays, 1 pssssenger, March 21—Denloinonil, 3G tons. 1). Campbell, for the Coast, «iih 366 hags, 6 cases gin, 2 gallons brandy, 2 hags biscuit, 3 bags merchandize, 1 c-se do,, 2 dozen ipade*, 4 Ciigns 5 bales slops, 4 horses, 5 i gallons paint oil, 5 wheal mills, V case picture, 1 box sundries, 1 cask beef, I case pipes, 1 case soap, fi sieves, 1 bale sundries, 1 «ase do., 2 bag* sugar, 1 bag rice. March 21—Naoi, 17 tons, James Taut.iri. for Russell, wilh $ ton commissariat s'oies, 1 t.ox sugar, 1 hux silt, ■{ box soap, I tub, I piece chain, 4 coils manilh rope, 1 packago tobacco, 9 hhd*. brandy, 10 cases gin, 4 cases lemon syrup, 2 cases, 1 bale rug?, 25 bugs brown Mimtr, 10 bajs China sugar, 1 cast! dungaree. 4 lilhK slout, 1 case slops, I case mustard, 1 cask powder and shot, 12 passengers. March 21—Children, 30 Ion?, A. Jones, for Rus-ell, with 9 ton* flour, 18 kegs while lead, 4 cans p.iint oil, 3 rolls zinc, 1 (on silt, 1 cask mineral tar, $ ton sugar, 1 |vick»RO raddles, 2 clusis tea, 2 cases merchandize, I rank Imti'cd wine, 1 passenger. Match 24—Victmia, 17 tons, J. Merrick, for Wailieke, in ballast.