Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 395, 26 January 1850, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS. Jan. 23— Dauntless, 22 tons, M'Gregor, master, from Coromandel. Jan. 25— River Chief, briar, 159 torn, W. E. Mathewf, matter, from Fort Phillip. CLEARANCES.

Jan. 24— M. Michael, 377 ton*, Captain Prance, for Wellington. Passengers— Mr. and Mrs. Bragg, daughter and ton, Mesiri. Browne, Campbell, Ray Mr. and Mm. Rich, Brown & Campbell, agents.

IMPOSTS. Pir the Falcon, from the East Const :— l?| tons sperm oil, 500 bushels wheat, 150 bushels maize, 1J tons bams and bacon, 6 caiks pork, 1 puncheon rum, 1 hogshead whiskey, 1£ cask ditto, 7 bags flour, 3 half chests tea, 10 bags sugar, 2 bags coffee, f ton campovens, 3 dozen spades, 3 packages slops. Per Alexander, from Matakana :— 42 tons stone. Per Children, from the Bay of Islands :— 1 box tobacco (95 lbs.), 1 box ditto (102 lbs.), 3 casks black fhh oil, 24 bags sugar, 10 bags rice, 45 bags flour, 4 barrels meat, 2 half-chests tea, 2 barrels black oil, 3 bundles hooping, 3 casks pork, 2 cases hams and bacon, 2 sides bacon, 3 bags bacon, 15 pigs, 18 sheep, 3 horses. Far Naiad, from Hokianga :— lO head cattle, 4 cwf. bacon, 1 keg butter, 1 keg honey, 2 boxes preserver, 1 box eggs. Per Dauntless, from Coromandel :— 17,000 feet of sawn timber*

EXPORTS. Per St. Michael, for Wellington :— part of original cargo from London ; shipped at Auckland, 3 bales, 1 case, 1 cask pickled cucumbers. Per Sister, for East Cape : — 2 casks rum, 10 bundlei spades, 12 packages merchandize, 10 bags sugar, 10 bags salt, 3 horses. Per Children, for the Bay of Islands :— 2 bags sugar, 9 bag* coffee, 5 boxes soap, 1 bag sugar, 1 chest sago, 1 bale paper, 1 case salad oil, 1 case sauces, 2 cases lemon syrup, 1 bale slops, 2 coils rope, 1 hogshead rum, 1 case 3 bales sundries, 4 boxes candles, 2 cases 1 bale sundries, 5 cases GeDeva, 2 casks 1 keg, 1 bag rice, half-chest te«, 2 bundles leather, 1 bag sugar, half-chest tea, 1 bale slops' — o — The St. Michael is only awaiting a fair wind to take her departure for Wellington. The River Chief put in here yesterday evening, on her way to California, having sailed from Melbourne on the 6th initant. She is commanded by Mr. Wm. E. Mathews, who formerly sailed out of this port as mate of the schooner John Bull. She was obliged to touch at this harbor for supplies of water and provisions, having about 160 male and female passengers on board. The following is a portion of her cargo for San Francisco :-34,000 feet timber, 5,000 palling, and 4,000 shingles. The Warrior, barque, from LeitU the 25th August, and Aberdeen the 2nd September, arrived at Port Phillip on the 4th instant. The Polynesian says that every vessel which leaves for California takes large quantities of vegetables, and that two brigantines bad left during the week ending 22nd September, almost entirely laden with Irish potatoes and other vegetables «nd fruits. Some thousands of barrels will find their way to California in the course of a few weeks ; and as long as they will bring #25 per barrel, the editor says, " there will be no lack of purchasers in Honolulu for them. Potatoes, Irish and sweet, squashes, melons, beans, onions, poultry, swine, &c, &c, will all be wanted, besides the staples, of sugar, molasses and coffee."— Hobart Town Courier,