Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 360, 27 September 1849, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS. Sept. 24 ,—Daunilesi , schooner, 22 tons, Jeffrys* master, from the Bay of Plenty, wtth 8 tons pork, 2 tons bacon, % ton lard, 6000 feet sawn timber. A. M'Meyer, agtnt. Sept. 25.— Water Witch, 10 tons, llitchings, master, from Moneanui. W. S. Grnhame, agent. Sept. 25.— Edward, schooner, 14 tons, Cook, master, from Russell, with 3 anchors, 3 pieces chain, 3 try pots, 3 iron knees, 2 blubber hooks, 5 shackles, 9 pieces chain, 1 pair chain c-in hooks, 1 leather hote, 12 blocks, 12 casks composition and copper nails, 2 composition bands, 12 sheaves, 2 coila spunyarn, 1 coil lanyard rope, 4 coils ratlin, I coil new rope, 17 bundles ditto, 4 copper bolls and rods, 1 cutting fall, 2 blocks and full. Sfpt. 26. — Bon Accord, 17 tons, Quick, master, from Kawau, in ballnst. Sept. 26.— / Don't Know, schooner, 76 tons, George Gedg*, master, from Plobart Town. PassengersMr. Williams and Mr. Phew. D. Nathan, agent.

DEPARTURES. Sept. 24 —Ediuarch schooner, 24 toni, i3ell, master, for Mahuianga, in ballast. W. Combes, agent. Srpt. 26. — Sisters, schooner, 44 tons, Read, master, for Hawke's Buy, with 10 packages merchandize, 1 box tobacco, 20 gallons spirits, 8 horses. S&lmon and Co., agents. Sept. 26.— 1i0n Accoul, 17 tons, Quick, master, for Kawau, in ballast.

CLiJAHFD OUT, Sept. 26.— Inchinnan, barque, 5G5 torn, IT. Pearre, master, for Js.m Francisco. Passengers from Auckland—Mr, and Mrs. Barnet Kcesing and family ; and 41 cabin and 179 steerage from Sydney. With original cargo from Sydney. IMPORTS.

In the I Don't Know, from Hobart Town— ls tom flour, 14 bags oats, 4 bugs seeds, 1 caie plant?, 2 cases leather, I copper, 50,000 shingles, 1000 palings, 4 quarter casks vincgur, 1 box boots, 4 kegs tobacco, 5 tons flour, 1 CBse inddlery, 60 bags malt, 3 caies arrowroot, 5 bales paper, 3 caski butter, 2 caiki vinegar, b bags coffee, 2 cases groceries, 1 case glue, 4 boxes dates, 14 barrels cut rants, 1 bundle raisins, 10 chesti 4 half-chests, aud 30 boxes tea. D. Nathan, as>ent.

The Susan Bailed yesterday afternoon for Sydney, with several passengers, incleding invalids of the 58th llegt., part of cargo consisted of about 100 tons copper ore. The Inchfnnan will resume her voyage for San Franciico this clay at noon. The Pilgrim was advertised in the Wellington papers to return to that port to complete her cargo for London. Owing, however, to the Inchinnan being quite full from Sydney, and unable to take in a laige quan« tity of cargo awaiting her here, ths Pilgrim has been chartered to proceed to California with a full cargo of timber, and other New Zealand produce, .from this poit. By the Edwaid, schooner, from Russell, we learn from our correspondent, that the whaler Pembroke, of New London, out forty days from HobartTown, had put in at the Bay of Islands, in consequence of the crew having mutinied at sea ; fourteen of them were in irons on her arrival. It was said that she would sail for Auckland within a fewjdays, and, instead of resuming her whaling cruise, would be laid on for California.

The Acheron arrived off Knpiti on Wednesday evening, having completed her survey of the line of coast from Banks's Peniniula to Queen Charlotte's Sound on the Southern Island. We understand that a magnificent harbour lias been discoveied by Captain Stokes to the South of Queen Charlotte's Sound.— Wellington Spectator, September 8.