Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 6, Issue 472, 23 October 1850, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ATHtIVAI.S. Ort. 22— Kca, bri^, 230 Im.s, dipt-sin Norrii, from Sjdic>. I'-issengfr^—llev. M-. McDonald, Mr?. McUonaM, Ltiil J, linOone, 58th ngunent, Mi. Slie|i|aid, Mi. I lultlp, Mr. Thomson, Mrs. Ashby and I vi- clultlien, Mi-s. Cildwell, Miss Yeateß. J. Indaj, It. Wcbt-, S. Brady. W. S. Grahame, agpii'. Oct. iO—Oranca. 20 ton?, John Ryan, from the Eait Coast, with 4 bullocks, -1 slu-op, 1 mare and foal, 212 1 0 bnthelH wheat, 30 p ick<cfi, »n« 4 passengers. Oct. 19— Nnpi, 17 tons, J Tautiri, fiomltusbcll, w.lh 10 pigs, 20 tons fucwooil, .*> lbs. tobacco. Oct. 19— Ale land r, 12 G ton-i, A. Miller, from Mataknna, wiUi s'> t«\»b ft to wood. Oct. 2\— Clnldt en, 30 tons, A. .(ones, from Riunell, with G head catt'e, 20 sliocp, \ ton b.icon. Oct. 121— Men I'aku, 15 tons, I. Kanty, from the Bay of rienty, with 700 kits mai/.e, 12 bushcU wheat. Oct. 21— Alligator, 15 tons, Karu, fiom the Bay oi Plenty, witli 8 tons potatoes, 3 caski pork. G. Hunter, agent. Oct. 2l — 4)>p, 9 tons, T. lialme, from Russell, with 1 case tobacco, 1 ullage do., 7 casks 701k, 2 tuns salt, 1 bale bl.mkets, 1 cask vinegai, 1 keg nails. Oct. 2\ — lFulj t 12 tons, Kliuia, fiom the Bay of Pk'ii'y, with 1 ton flax, G cusks poik, 60 busheli mai/.e, 12 do. wheat. Oct. 21— La? barn, 15 tons, Harnpo, from Waketani, with 30 kitb mui7e, 3 casks pork, 20 pi^s.

1)1 I'All'l UIUS. Oct. 18~TIclen S. I'agc, 271 tons, Captain Church, for bjclney, m ballast. I'af-engcrs— Mr. and Mrs Giah.im, "Mr. Kaukiu, and Mi, T. Jones. James Mucky, a^ent. Oct. M—Dauntlest,, 27 tons, J. Thompson, for Coromamlel and the East Coast, with 30 s»"on s >" um > I bale slops, U ton fLur, 1 cask tobacco, 1{ ton su-;ar. Oct 21— Barbara, 15 tons, Harnpc, for Waketani, with 12 empty casks, 300 leet timber, 1 cask tobacco, 1 hale. Oct. 22— Minerva, schooner, B<i tons, D. Reid, for Melbourne, with 20 eases tohncio, 8 disks arrowroot, 1G,350 feet timbei, 37,400 fee, plank.

IMI'ORTS. Per M(,a, biig, Nonis, from Sydnry :—3: — 3 casks bottled beei, 1 box speim candles, 1 paiccl slieathiug metal, 1 case cottons, 1 bale 3 cabes appaiel, 2 cask 6 Madeira, 21il,(l8. poit, 2 hhds. 23 cases wine, 2 c»<,ks beer, 3 cases champagne, 10 hhds. ale, 1 cask ironmongery, 20 boxes caudles, 32 mati, 4 quarter casks port wine, 2 cusps bla King, 3 bules lca'her, 50 caies Geneva, 1 bale blankets, 3 casks iionmongeiy, 7 balm hpades, 33 iron pots, 3 bales cottons, 23 cases gin, 319 bags BU'^ar, 420 bags flour, 6 lilids. ale, 2 Llnls. loal sugar, 54 mats crushed do., 50 boxes candles, G drays, 1 mangle, 59 boxes fruit, 44 hones, 1 cask tonguri, 4 eaik beef, 5 keg;« hnnuy, 2 c\bk carrawav seeds 1 cuse shocß, 12 bales, 5 cases slops, 30 casks bollled beer, 13 cakki lalt, 25 cases tobacco pipes, 4 cases copper, 2 pockett hops, 1 case hats, 20 boxes oranges, 2 cases drapery, 1 case 1 bale cottons, 10 tierces 10 kegs beef, 50 bags sugar, 10 chests conguu, 2 boxes, 1 pa c.;l fruit, 2 chests tea, 1 bag coflee, 2 cases groceries, 3 bags flour, 2 bales slops, 3 700. slaves, 10 cuses draper} , 2 parcels harness, 1 parcel leather.

The ihip Oliver Cromwell, sails tliit Jay for Valparaiso. She takes as passengers the Kcv. G. A. Fnntou, Mrs. Panton, aud two children, Cuptain and Mis. Rough. The Moa has encountered very stormy weather and contrary winds sines she left Sydney, nevertheless »he has made the passage in eleven days. The ship Commodore, Captain Broadfoot, from San Francisco, was cntciiftg Sydney Heads as the Moa left; and the schooner Ellen, Captain Cooney, from this port, had just arrived. The following vessels arrived in Sydney in one day from San Francisco :— October 5, Mary Adeline, American bn-r, IS4 tons Copt Pearson, 2rfih July, in ballast; J. MerUhciv, American burquc, 248 tons, Captain Abbott, the 10th August, in b,i,lnst ; Lanark, American barque, "2 ( Js tons, Captain Woodbury, the 28th July, in haltast ; Cachalot, French ship, 438 toni, Captain L« Grand, the Kith August, in ballast.