Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 400, 13 February 1850, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS. February 10.— Hamlet, barque 420 tons, Capt. Wilson from Sydney. Paiien?era— Capt. Scott, R N. f Mr.T Henderion, Mr. F. Chi istian, Mr. andMri. Keeling, Mr. Glaister, Mr. R. Clarke, Capt. Mitchell, Mr. G. Duglas, Mr. and Mrs. Donaiiiick. Master, agent. Feb. 9. —Eclair, schoonar 40 tons, JPeppercorn, from CoromandeJ. J. Macky, a^ent. " Feb. 9.— WiiUam and James, cutter 15 tons, Newman, from New Plymouth. W. S. Grahams, agent. Feb. 11.— Baffle, ichooner, 9.3 tons, Winter, master, from Launcestou. PaFge'ngerii-Mr. Jno. Robertion, Mrs. Winter and children. W. S. Grnhame, agent. Feb. 12. — Joseph, schooner, 14 tons, Potter, master, frona Tauranga, with 1£ torn flax, | toa onions, and 2 tons potatoes. J. McDuugall, a^ent. Feb. 12. — William and James, schooner, 75 tons, W. Ourry, master, from Sydney. Par^ngera — Mr. Preiton. Mrs. Curry, Mr. Shaunk, Mm Bent, Mr. Napthali, Mr. and Mrs. McGuire. Master, agent.

DEPARTURES. Feb. 1 Q.—-Noble, ba;cpie'/51 torn. Capt. Parker, for SaiiFrancisco. Passengeis— Mr. Webster, Mr. Allan Taylor, Mr. Walter Brodie, Hugh Carleton, Esq , Baron do Thierry, Mr. Samuel Vaile, Mr. T. E. Shoveller,. Brown & Otnpbell, agents. Feb 7. — Diana, 15 tons, Hopkins, for Kawhia. Feb. B.— Toroa, tch.i 75 tons, Williamson, for Kawau. Feb. 9.— lra, 16 tons, Jeffries, for Bay of Islands, in ballast. Fcb.9— Yankea Notion, Nicholion, for the East Coast,

IMPORTS. Per the Hamlet, from Sydney— so cases Geneva, Grahame and Co.; 20 hbdi. B. P. rum, 10 hhds. brandy, 3 cases tobacco, 5 kegs ditto, 6 ditto, 20 boxes candles, 1 case pills, 4 packages tea, 1 case anchovies, 1 case salad oil, 2 cases bottled fruiti, 1 bag barley, 1 had. loaf 6Ugar, 20 bags rice. Order; 73 bundlei iron, 3 ban ditto, 7 boxes caudles, 3 cwt. gunpowder, Wbitaker & Co.; 4 bales drapery, W. Glaistcr; 1 pair mill stones, 1 case containing prints and hate, 1 caie cabbage-tree hats, 1 case cabinet ware, Order ; 25 casks »le, 79 bags oats, 300 bags flour, 55 cases oilman's itorei, 20 boxei soap, 19 ca^ks ale, 24 ditto porter, 4 cases saws, Henderson & McFarlane; 1 case cigars, 2 kesrs tobacco, 2 cases ditto, Order. Original cargo, 1 package, 1 c»6k, B. P. rum, 1 do. do. brandy. Additional, 1 caie merchandize, Mr. Wild; 1 carriage. 1 ice machine, Henderson. Original cargo, 8 quarter casks wine, 2 caics sardines, 2 cises quinine, 2 cases stationery, wools and vases, 1 case jewelleiy, J. Wilson. Per the Eclair, from Coromnndel Harbour— 4oo palings, 1000 feet timber, 1 wincb, 2 coils cordage, 6 empty caski. Per the William and James, from New Plymouth— 1 box sundries, 2 casks butter, 1 package saws, 5 kegs mils, 1 do. black paint, 1 package gloves, 1 paper parcel, 5 kegs butter, 20 bags bran, 20 kits potatoes, 1 keg butter, 33 bags flour, 1 package sundries, 5 kegi butter, 2 cases sundries, 8 bags flour. Per the Eagle, from Launceston— s72 pieces scantling, 750 bags flour, 54 bundles shingles, 1000 5-foot paling*?, 40 boxes candles, 25 bags bran ; W. S. Grehame. Per the William and James, fiom Sydney— 3 caies and 2 packages cigars, 6 cases tobacco, order ; 1 cask ironmongery, 2 kegs i.ails, 3 bundles spadeß, J. MiiCu , o u i»,.t. uu a a i-uu»m congou tea, S.'BroWn ; 4 bates leather, 1 box belts, D. Nathan ; 6 boxes ■oap, 6 do. candles, 80 mats sugar, 6 boxes raisins, 1 Case herrings, 3 cases salad oil, 2 bag^ groceries, 2 cases starch, 2 cases cheese, 1 case bricks, order ; 2 cases saddlery, 29 hhds. oil, D. N than ; 1 case saddlery, J. Perry, 5 tieioes, 9 barrels, 15 kegs pork, 1 barrel and 2 kegs tongues, 60 sheep, order ; 1 case paper, 12 boxei candles, J, Walch, 1 crate and I cask tinware, Connelldt Ridings, 118 camp ovens, 143 bags salt, 6 casks beer, 12 boxes candles, J. Macky ; 4 bales leather, 1 case saddlery, order ; 11 hhds. ale, 10 casks herrings, C. Davis ; 1 cask bath bricks, 1 case slops, ojder ; 1 case matches, Weston &Co ; 2 pipe* 4 hhds. and 2 £ caiks cape wine, 5 i tierces and 15 boxes tobacco, 15 hhds. rum, 6 chetts and 6 f chests congou tea, order ; 1 case muskets, order.

EXPORTS, Per the Nolle, for San Francisco— l 7 bhds. 23 barrels ale, 60 tons coals, 25,000 shingles, 3 wheelbarrows and wheels, 5 casks carbonate soda, 4 boxes patent sperm candle, 5 cases tobacco pipes, 2 kegs printing ink, 10 bolts canvai, 3 boxei soap, 12 bagi nails, 203 bundles containing 7 houses, 3 packages containing 33 pieces planed boards, 73 pieces, 102 j ackage*, 9 doou, 6 shutters, 2 windows, being one house, 21,000 shingles, 67 doors, 26 tons firewood, 11,071 pieces sawn timber, 2,500 bricks, 3 trusses, 98 oil* cordage, 6 barrels ealt pork, 3 caie* bacon 1 case dried fish and bacon, 51 casei onions, 7 barrels, pickled onions, 1 barrel 21 boxes carrots, 335 boxes potatoes, a quantity of potatoes, 1 hhd. beer, 1 barrel potatoes, 3 bales slopr. Per the Diana, to KawUa— l ton salt, 2 cases slops, 5 packages hundrie«, 1 package tobacco. Per the Toroa, for Khwau-— 14,000 bricki. Per the Yankee Notion, tor the East Coa«t— 2oo gallons ale, 15 do. rum, 6 lbs. tobacco, U 0 lbs. bread, ■50 ]b;« sugar, 4 lbs. tee.

The Hamlet sailed from Sidney on the 23rd ult., and made the Three Kings seven days after. She was detained on the coast by light winds and calms. She bat commenced loading 1 for California. The William 4' James sailed from Sydney on the 20th ultimo, and has been twenty-three days making the passage down, during which time she encountered strong eaiterly windi, and after reaching the coast was becalmed three or four days. She spoke the Sarah, from Kawau for Sydney, off the Little Barrier, on Monday. The William Sf James is to be laid on for California. The «hip Commodore has been chartered at Sydney to load at thii port fur California. She was to Bail on the 28th ultimo. The Swan, brig, has been laid on at Sydney for the Mauritius. The schoonpr Camilla was chartered at Hobart Town to proceed to Wellington, Fort Cooper, and from thence to this port. She is expected daliy. The Greyhound was put up to auction yesterday by Messrs. Connell & Ridings. Her hull was bought by Mr. Nicol for £95 ; and the remainder of her gearrigging, taili, &c, wai sold in separate lots to various purchaiers. The whole amount realised was £350.