SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 84, 11 March 1852, Page 1

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrivals. Feb. 24—Sabrina, 308 tons, John Kemp, from Hobart Town, for San Francisco. Feb, 24—Hiomama, 68 tons, J. S. UNKNOWN from Sydney, with 97 sheep, anil ageiiur.il cargo of merchandize. Feb. 21 —IS'api, 17 f.m, James Tautari, from Russell, with 50 kits peaches, 5 boxes aj>|i|.'-s 1 rase tobacco, 1 passenger. Feb. '2l—lsabella, 8 tons, Faulkner, from with 'J bales wool, 3 casks npj>lt's, 7 loin potatoes, ;} ton onions. Feb. 24—Mary Anne, ltj tons, Mo Kena, from the Fast Coast, (villi (i tons onions. Feb. 21—Ir.i, 16' lons, It. Waddy, from the Jiasl G"oa>t, with 100 bushels whe.it, 2 tons onions, 3 passengers. Feb. 2-1 —Antelope, 35 tons, 11. Stanley, from the Fast Coast, with I'i casks ('25 tuns) s; erm oil, J! cwt. Feh. 21—Fairy, 13 tons, Nieholns, from the liiierThamts, with 3 ten* 11.ix. Feb. 2-I—.Mary, 47 tons, li. Whelch, from Port Victoria,» id lli-' Fast Const with 500 bushels maize, :> lons unions. Feb. 25—Pilot, 15 tons, Aporo, from Wuipiro, with 570 bushels wheat. Feb. 20—John, 28 tons, Muddocks, from the I! irrier. Feb. 23—Kororareka, 17 tons, U, Iteed, from Russell, with 10' casks slush, boxes cigars, 10 lbs. tobacco, printing press, type, &c. March I—Fliaa, 42 tjns, \V. Kllis, from llaukes Hay, with 18 tons sperm oil, .'>o bushels wheat. Muich I—New Zeal,md-T, 11-tons,To Mataku, from Kussell, in b ill.ist. March I—Aryyle, I 7 tons, Emera Mailii, from Taumii:a, in b >ll >st. March 2—Children, 30 tons A. Jones, from Russell, with 1 ton sugir, 20 baskes fruit, 13 bales ivool, 40 sheep, 1 passenger. March 4—llawklead, 22 tons, Itubert I.awrie, from Miihtir iiigi, with 25 tons firewood. March 4 —iVipi, 17 tons, James Tiutaii, from Russell, with 11 casks sperm oil, 2 casks cocou-nu toil, ! casks tobacco, 8 casks slush, 20 kits peaches, 10 boxes apples, 10 passengers. Mirth s—Marys—Mary Ann,'-' 0 ioiis, Davis, from the Bay of Plenty, with 500 bushels niiii/.c, 4 tons onions. Diauimias. Feb. 2">—Fairy, li ton--, Nicholas, for the liiver Th.uiiei. i

Feb. 25 llawklu-ad, 22 tons, Robert Laurie, lor Mahur»ngi, with 2 bags flour, 1 barrel Feb °s—B'tilonionJ, 35 tons, I'- Campbell, for tlie Fast Cape, with 14 OCO feet timber, 80 lb<. tobacco,2 horses, 10 gallons brandy, 1 bale slop?, 2 mills. Feb. 26—John, 28 tons, Maddocks, for Jl.iliuraii;.'/. , . Feb. 20 —John Wesley, Missionary brig, 2.10 to:.--, J..1111 Hyle, for the Fe--jce Islands, with various missionaries and their families. p c l,. 2G Napi, 17 tons, James Tuutari, for Rus3. 11, with £ ton 2 bags 1 bo* sugar, 1 ton 1 bag flour, 4 boxes tea, 2 boxes soap, 2 l>Bj»s coals, 1 bale slops, I box tobacco, 2 parcels groceries, 1 box candles, 1 parcel, 1 bus glass, 1 ramp oven, 1 saucepan, 10 packages sundvW'S, 4 passengers. Feb. 27 —Sabrina, 20S tons, John Kemp, for Sail Francisco, with 109 boxes onions, original cargo from Hobart Town, 2 passengers. Feb. 27 Falmouth, 11G tons, Wilson, for San Francisco, with 20 tons onions, 6 passengers. Feb. 27—Lucy James, 10 tons, Joyce, for Wellington, via Kawliia and Taianaki Feb. 28—Kor.-uarcka, 17 lons, R. Ilced, for Russell, will) 10 tierces beef, 1 toil Hour, 1 ton biscuit, 1 case slops. March 1 Antelope, 35 tons, FI. Stanley, for the East Coast, with 2 cases gin, I ca-k rum, 1 cask whiskey, 5 tons empty casks, 5 bags calicoes and prints, 5 cases slops, 20 lbs", tobacco, I ton flour, 0 grindstones, 200 feet timber, C horses, 12 casks bottled potter, 3 passengers. March I—Maukin, 106 lons, R. Eaines, for jthe whaling grounds. March I—lsabella, 1G tons, Faulkner, tor Tauranga, with 2000 feet timber, 4 mats sugnr, 3 bogs rice, 54 lbs. tobacco, 3 bales 1 ense calico, 1 bale prints, 5 bags flour, I case wine, l£ l£ chest tea, 1 cask bottled porter, 18 paesengcrs. March I—New Zealander, 14 tons, Te Mataku, for Tauranga. March I—Argyle, 17 tons, Emera Mailit, for Tauranga. March 2—lliomama, G8 ton', J. £>. Macfarlane, for Sydney, with 25 tons potatoes, I case ambergris, I <pr.-cask whUkey, 12 passengers. March 4—Moa, 236 tous, S. D. Norris, for Sjdr.ey, with 49 bald wool, 3 bales sheepskins. 102 green hides, 98 casks sperm oil, 41 casks black oil, 63 bundles whalebone, II casks slush, A cases old copper, 1 case cheese, 33 cases pickles, I case tweeds, 1 case brush ware, I anchor, 4 chains, 7 case 3 drapery, li passengers. March s—Napi, 17 tons, James Tautari, for Russell, with sundries. March s—Lion 297 tons, Nichol, for the whaling grounds, with original cargo and storei:.

Loss 01' the Scuooner. " Arabia." —By tlic Antelope, arrived fiom Mawkcs ilay, intelligence lias been received of the total loss of the "Arabia," of this port, on the passage from Wellington hither. e arc indebted to Captain Leatlinrtfur tbe following particulars, Tbe " Arabia" sailed from Foil Nicholson on the 20th ult., anchoring with a N.N.12. wind at Kukupu, Ilawkes Hay on the U7lh. About twelve hours afterwards, the wind suddenly shifted to the S.S.W., when it blew a gale. The schooner then endeavoured to beat out of the bay, and after sixteen hours work, fetched Long Point, a distance of seven miles, under which she again came to with both anchors. Finding that she dragged, assistance was obtained from the shore, and about 1 p.m. of the 2Sth, she was once more got ynder weigh. After making about fourIteu boards, the rudder fetched away. To save the Vessel she bore lip for Carrol's lleef, and steering her with the jib, was rounded to under the lee of the reef. However, the wind and sea increasing, she dragged her anchor, and went ashore about '1 p.m. The crew and Jlr. Hunt, passenger, remained by the vessel oil night, and all hands got on shore safely in the morning. She bilgei shortly afterwards, and became a total wreck. The mail, by the barque " Maori," from London, was on board, and has been brought oil. by the " Antelope." The cargo, consisting of 300 bushels maize and some empty casks, was lost. The " Arabia" was wrecked very nearly on the same spot as the " Joseph Cripps." ___