Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 377, 24 November 1849, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

AIUIIVALS. jj or> 21.— Dove, schooner, 20 ton I *, Huat, master, from the Bay of Plenty, with 18 pig I*,1 *, 5 tons potatoes. Nov. 22.— Nancy, schooner, 22 tons, Monro, master, from Russell. Passengeis, Mrs. Bateman, Right Rev. Bishop Vhrd, Mr. Thomas Williams, Mr. nnd Mrs. James nnd family ; with GOOO feet timber, \ cask wine, |cask porter, 1 horse, 1 boat, 30 packages fnn iture. J. Cory. Ageiv. Nov. 23. — Ediuard, schooner, 14 tons, Cook, master, from Russell, Passenger?, Messrs. 11. Cross, R. Kemp, Miss Kemp, and Miss Clendon ; with 6 cows, 5000 shing'es, 4 jdrs jams, 2 cases bucon. Master, agent.

DEPARTURES. Nov. 22.^—T/wmas, schooner, 15 tons, R- Espie, mas. trr, for Hankes' Bay, with snndiies. Nov. 22-r-Julia, 3d tons, Robin-o'i, master for Mahuinnija. In bul ast. Nov. 22,—3/o/7, bnp, Jackson, master, for Sydney. Pa'senicers, Mrs- Lewis, Mis. Kinx, Miss Codlin, C.ipt. Tucker, Mr. Le Hunt, M s. Kinnear and finiily, Mr. Nicoll, and 8 in steerage. W. S. Gra« hame, agent.

EXPORTS. Per Rfoa, for Sydney, 115 tons copper o-e, 36,000 feet plan l .? and sawn timber, 20 tous wool-hshing, 9 casks \ erm oil, produce of New Zealand, besides •everal pickages khinped for drawba°k.

The Pembroke (U.S.) has nearly completed her cargo for California, consisting of Siwti Timber, and Houses in frame. She will be icidy for sea, it is suppeed, by Wednesclap or 'I hursday next. The new brig Kiwi with <i full cirgo of Timber, will be ready to take her departure for the same 'destination, abqutthe same time ai the Pembroke. The Avon is also lniiding with Timber, and will follow the foregoing vessels about the loth next month. The Dew schooner, Vulcan, lately launched from Mr. Gibsons yard in Brickfield Biy, has the most of her cargo of Timber on board, tnd will sail for San Francisco in about three weeks. The repairs of the Noble are going on. She will be rea'ly for sea and will sul about the first week in January, with a valuable cargo of Timber, framed houses, potatoes, &c , for the Califoruian market. The Nancy report-) the arrival at Russeli of the Danish brigantitie Johanna O luff a, Captiin Enger*, which sailed from San Francisco, for New Zealand, on the 13th September, touchinn at tbe Sandwich Islands , from whence she sailed on the 12 th October. By this arrival we learn, that Mr. R)bert White's schooner, the Clyde, whii h sailed from this port on the 17th Jane for California, had arrived, after a tedioui voyage, at Honolulu, on the 7th October. The brig Fanny, Captain Leathart, whirh arrived on the 4 in October at Honolulu, 20 dayi from San Francisco, was •till at anchor in the bay. The Johanna Oluffa had sailed for Sydney before the Nancy left the Bay of Islands, but it was thought that she would return quickly to his colony to load with timber for Calfornia.

Cipt. Kempton, of the William Rotch, reports upon the authority of Capt. Folder, of the Monticello, that the barque Emigrant of New liedford, foundered at sea about April Isf, in the vicinity of the French Rock, N. of New Zealand. There ore strong feari that all were lost. Parts of the vessel have been picked up by seveial vessels. The Monticello and Burklay experiuueed the same gale — Polymsian, Oct 6.