Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 379, 1 December 1849, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS. Nor. 28— Susan, 219 tons, Phillip Jones, from Sydney 15th instant. Passengers — Mr. John Beit, Mr. James Henderson, Rev. Mr. Tynes, Ret. Mr. Budden, Mn. Bruce and 6 children, John Dean, James Giindly and daughter, Mis. Evans and 2 children, James Cross, Ann Woodward, Ann Hnyward, 10 rank and file and 1 woman 58th Kegt., and 1 sergeant 11th ' Regt. — Brown & Campbell, agents. Nov. 28. — Fanny, 171 torn, Francis Leathart, from Honolulu, Sandwich Inlands, October 16. Pasien gcrs, Messrs John Macfarlune, Christian, G. Nichol, G. Elliot.— W. C. Ealdy agent. Nov. 29.— Wanderer, schooner, R. Y. S., 4 gum, B. Boyd, Esq., from Sydney, via Monganui and the coait en route for California. Nov. 28. — Julia, 36 torn J. Robinion from Maharangi, with 40 tont firewood. Nov. 29.—- Brothers, 22 tons, Wrathnll, from Ngunguru, with 10,600 feet Kauri timber, and 5000 shingles. Not. 30.— -Bon/lccotd, 17 tons, Quick, master, from Kawau in ballast. Nov. 30.— Dauntless, 22 tons, McGregor, master, from Coromandel with 17,000 feet sawn timber. Nov. 30.— Gazelle 14 tons, Johnson, master, from Mahuranga, with 20 tons firewood.

DEPARTURES. Nor. 27 .—Lady Leigh, 118 tons, Bridge White, for Hobart Town. Passengers — Mr. & Mn. Lambert and 3 children, Mr. and Mis. Young, Mr. J. Shillingford.—Thomas Lewis agent. Nov. 30. — Gazelle, 14 torn, Johnson, master, for Mahuranga with 1 cask pork, 1 do beef, 2 hags flour, 1 do sugar. Dec. I.— Bon Accord, 17 tons, Quick, master, for Kawau in ballast.

IMPORTS. In the Fanny from Honolulu, original cargo from Sydney, 1 caak colonial rum, 10 lihds colonial gin, 2 do. do. rum, 9 do. Bengal rum, !) caies ciguri. 7000 bricks, 4 bags flour, 10 tierces beef, 3 casks loaf sugar, 4 torn coals, 4 bundles iron bedsteads. I case stationery, 12 boxes gla^s, 2~ cusks port wine. Oiiginal cargo from Auckland, 7 hhdi. rum, 3 do* brandy, 1 bale carpeting 1 do blnncts, 1 cmc shoes, 2 ba^s nails, 4 boxes glass, 2 bales leather.— Shipped at Honolulu, 1,500 baskets salt, 1 box walrus' teeth, 1 bole matting, Order. In the Sumn, from Sydney— 2o tierces of beef, CO boxes soap,, 20 do. candles, 10 bales leather, 4 bundles do., 20 torn coals, 1 bale twetds, 2 packages oilman's stores, 1 box ironmongery, J. Beit : 5 hluls. rum, 10 chests 20 half do. tea, 7 bags pearl barley, 10 boxes pipes, 5 boxes candles, 1 box blacking. 1 cask hardware, 13 bundles tpadei, 3 kegs nails, 1 bundle scythes, 1 bundle handles, J. McCan : 4 carroteels currants, 3 barrels raisins, 1 do. piunes, 40 bags coffee, James Macky ; 2 casei, 1 box, and 1 package South Sea Islands curiosities, Mrs, Fitzgerald ; 5 hhds brandy, 59 cases geneva, 4 qr-casks B. P. brandy, JohnWoodhouiu; 4 kegs tobacco, Connell and Rulings ; 1 hhd. brandy, W. Huglies ; 4 do. B. P. rum, Graham and Henderson ; 10 kegs tobacco, John Beit ; 3 hhdi. B,

gin, 1 puncheon do., James Macky ; 6 cases, 5 kegs tobacco, J. A. Gil fi I lan and Co.; 44- kcgi butter, E. OBrien; 20 chests and 8 half chests tea, 87 bugs sugar 3 tons, Brown and Campbell ; 5 quarter-casks wine, J. Woodhousc; 20 bundles hoop iron, 1 box printing materials, 6 cwt. gypsum, 4 half barrels gun powder, Brown and Campbell ; 1 I bags salt, 14 packages oilmen's stores, J2 boxci sperm candles, 20 do., soaps, 50 do. candles, 1 carrot eel currant!, 1 barrel raiiins, 1 do. apples, 1 cask almonds, 1 has ndts, 17 bags coffee, 15 cases cider, I] cases port wine, 1 do. chutnay, 1 do. raisins, 9 bng« pepper, J. Woodhousc ; 10 tierces beef, Order; 1 case drnpery, H. R. Kane: 1 do, Alfred Jones; 1 do. do. W. Glaiater ; 1 cate hardware, B. Keesing ; 7 packages merchandize! Whi taker and Heale; 3 bales paper, 3 case* drapery, 12 boxes candles, John Walsh ; 1 ease toyi, J. Williamson; I case nmiical instruments ; 1 do. pictures, I do. dolli, 1 bale drapery, C. Divis ; 3 cases drugs, R. and J. W. Mathews ; 2 rolls matting, 1 box hats, 1 case furniture, 3 package* do., 1 bale paper, 10 boxes glasi, 4 bales, 1 truss, 1 case drapery, Graham and Henderson ; 1 sack clorer seed, 8 half chests tea, 32 bags sugar, J, A. Giliillan and Co. ; 5 bales leather, D. Nathan; 15 cases ginger wine, 20 do. lemon syrup, 27 do. cordials, Ido blacking, Conuell and Hidings ; 2 cases 1 bale drapsry, T. S. Forsaith ; 15 packages green fruit, John Beit; 8 chests Congou tea, 20 bags rice, 23 bags sugar, I ship's pump, Thos. Lewis ; 1 case wine, R. Lynd; 5 c&tks apples, 'fuos. Lewis; 5 casks beef. John Beit; 60 boxei soap, 20 do. candles, Graham and Henderson ; 30 tons coals, Henderson and McFarlane; 2 tierces, 1 hhd., and 32 mats loaf sugar, C. Davii ; 1 hhd. loaf lugar, 40 bags refined mgar, 20 bozes candles, 15 boxes window glass, C. Divis; 1 ton cheest, D. Nathan ; 6 bales twine, 6 do. line, 1 do. pnper. 1 do. oilman's stores, 1 package hair seating, 1 cask caraway seeds, Henry Ellis; 3 casks oatmeal, 2 do. nuts, 2 bagt pimento, 3 cases bottled fruits, 2 do. cheese, 1 do. soap; 4 cases oilman's stores, W. Hughes; 1 barrel colors, 27 baskets oil, 5 cases saddlery, 1 trunk clothing, Order; 1 case merchandize, W. Gardner; 21 case*, 1 cask, 1 package, 7 bales, 1 trunk cottons and woollens, D. Nathan j 10 'casks stout, W, Hughes ; 2 barrels currants, Connel and Ridings , 6 casks molasses, W. Hughes; 2 bales domestics, 1 case 1 bale, cottons, 10 boxes soap,, 8 do. candles, 1 tierce loaf sugnr, Connell and Ridings ; 203 bags sugar, 2 elicits, 10 half chests tea, W. Hughes ; 1 cask glass, lhhd.hardware, 1 kog corkwood; J. Coney.— Brown and Campbell Agents.

EXPORTS. In the Lady Leigh for Hobart Town, 43 tierces beef. 1 case glass tumblers, 2 bales blankets, 2 medicine cheiti, 1 case thraiher hat*, 2 barreli gunpowder, 1 cask shot, 1 lot lumber, 20 tout copper ore, G coili whalebone, 142 hides, 10 casks oil, 425 sheep-bkins, 54 packages wool, 19 casks oil, 14 casks sperm oil, 9 bundles whalebone, 11 do. hump back bone,— Thos. Lewis Agent.

Bombay the following day. The Munnion, from Melbourne, arrived at Singapore on the 18th June. The Sir George Seymour, from Sydney the 7th July, arrived there on the 7th August. The schooner Royal Sovereign, lietice via Anutatn, wai loading at Singapore, on the 10th August, for Sydney direct.— Sydney Herald.

H. M. Steamer At heron.— H. M. S. Aiheron arrived yesterdciy from New Zealand, after au absence of twelvo montlu. During that interval about 1700 miles of coast have hern mrveyed by her officers, Including part of the Middle Islimd, especially tho vicinity of B inks' Peninsula. A portion of the New Zealand survey, most interesting to the inhabitants of this colony, namely, Cook's Strait, lias übo been completed. To our homeward-bound merchantmen, the publication of a correct chart of this intricate passage must be a great boon. The Acheron made a good passage, having left Auckland on the evening of the 23rd ultimo. She spent two days at the Bay of lalands, and also surveyed en passant the Three Kings Islands. The object of the Acheron* visit to the Naval Depot of the Station is for a supply of stores, and repairs of machinery. It strikes us os not a little remarkable that she should have been able to run a whole year without her engines getting out of order. With the curiosities on board arc two living specimens of the Kuvi, a remarkable winglcis bird, the Apteryx Auslralis of Nuturaliuts.— Sydney Herald, Nov. 2.

Arrival.— October 27, Swift (H.M. brig), 360 tons, six guru, Captain W. C. Aldliam. R.N., Commander, arrived from Plymouth 4th JulVi Cape of Good Hope 12tU September. Sho hag brought the following state priioners: William Smith O'Brieiit T. M. Meughe.i, Bellevr Macinanus, Patiick O'Donahuo — llobart Town Paper.

{To the Editor of the New Zealander.) Sir,— By inserting tlie following in your Valuable paper you W'll confer a benefit on the community. I am, &c, JUSTITIA.