Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 6, Issue 478, 13 November 1850, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

AJUUVALS. Notembfr 11.— Adelaide 100 tons, George Pitt, master, from Hobart Town (Oct. 11) via Wellington (Ist November.) Paticngeri— Mr. and Mrs. Marsb, two children, 1 pr irate soldier. Nov. 9,—Oronoa, 10 tons, James Strachan, from Ruiicll, in bnllait. Not. 11. — Taima Roa, 15 torn, Ewi, from Waketani, with 73 kits of potatoes, 5 catki pork, 68 bnsbeli maize, 20 pigs. T. Weston &Co , agenti. Not. 12— Ha?0#Aefld,22 Liwrie, from Manganul, with 5000 feet sawn timber, 3090 shingles, 2 brls. tundriei, 3 boxei apparel. Passengers, Mr. (Jowon> & Mtiari. A. & D. Hepburn.

DEPARTURES. Nov. 9— Cannibal, 14 tons, Turi, for theßay of Plenty, with 2 bales shirti, 1 bale blankets, 1 case sundries, 1 box toip, 2 cwt, iron, 2 ciaes spike natfi, 2 bag* flour. 1 calk beef. G. Hunter, agent. Not. 9— Catherine, 21 tons, G. Futey, for Woihaki, in b&llftit Nov. 9~Sarah Berry, 15 tons, A. Unthauk, for New Plymouth, with 3 caies 1 bag tugar, frying-pans, 1 ream paper, 1 dozen spades, 1 bag sugar, 2 cask* loaf •ugar, 2 boxes «oap, 1 caik applet, I package drapery good*, 1 parcel, 4 lawi, 1 parcel, 2 cases tobacco, 15,000 ibingleß, 2,000 feet timber. Salmon & Co. agenti.

Nov- 12— lishhawk, ichooner, 15 torn, Brown, for the Bay of Plenty, with I hone, and sundriei. Nov. 12— Julia, schooner, 36 torn, Gitvln, for Mahu« rangt, in ballot.

Imports per Adelaide from Hobort Town, via Wellington :— Part of original cargo from Hobart Town ; 144 bag! flour 1 82 bags oati, 3 etics cheese, I caie booti, 1 case harness, 1 case engra?inff«, G ticrcei beef, 3 cases boots, 1500 palings, 10 tons flour, 11 hhdi.viueg«r> Transhipped ex Royal Saxon from Calcutta at Van Die men's Land : 16' uhdi rum; transhipped At Hobart Town ex Augustine Heaid from Boston : 15 kegt tobicco, 218, kegs naili, 12 casei diilli, 2 bales, 31 boxes axei, 5 boxes starch, 26 boxes chocolate, 9 hhd» vinegari 5 brlt. rice, 19 packages bedsteads, 2 cues fu-niture, 7 packages bandies. Shipped at Wcllingtou, 1 csse booti.

The Susan, Captain Jones, from Newcastle on the 30th ultimo, arrived at Kawau on Saturday, with a cargo of 280 tons coals, she takes 120 torn of copper regulm back to Sydney. She wad detained 16 dayi al Newcastle but has made a goodiun of nine days from Newcastle to Kawau. There wa« upwards of 6000 tons of Shipping lying at NewcßStlc when the Sutan sailed. The barque Glencoo, LillewnU, hence the sth Oct., arrived at Newcastle on the 18th ult. She may be daily expected here. The schooner Sister, King, hence on the 3rd Oct., arrived in Sydney, on the 18th ult. The barque Constantinople, Young, from Wellington the sth October, arrived at Sydney on the 24th ultimo. . The Government Brig Victoria, tailed from Wellington on the 3 1st ultimo, ihe has the Adelaide's mail at welt as the Wellngton mail, and ii several days over due, she may be hourly looked for. The schooner Sisters, Ctpt. Clarke, arrived at Wellington from California on the 30th ultimo, md w« to sail for the Canterbury Settlement in a few dayt. The brig Maukin, Bowden, sailed for Melbourne on the 20th October, and tko schooner Comet, Cork, for Turanaki, on the 24th. The barque Royal Saxon, Chalsworth, arrived at Hobarton on the sth October, from Calcutta, 29th June. Our much retpected townsman J. L. Campbell, Etq., ot the firm of B own and Campbell, it a passenger by her and may shortly be expected here. The ship Nile arrived at Hobatton, on the 3rd of October, making the voyage in 87 dayi. The Governor of Van Diemen's Land hat received instructions to forward the 299 prisoners (ticket of leave holder*) recently arrived per Nile to Moreton Bay, should there be no employment for them on the island,— Hobarton Courier. The Christina, arrived *t Port Phillip, spoke the Eden from Londot, for New Zealand, off Cape Liptrap, out 128 dayi.— Herald, Oct. 25.