Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 6, Issue 487, 14 December 1850, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARIUVALS. Dec. 11— Alexander, 36 tons, A. Miller, from tlie River Thames, with 11 tons Hax, 7000 feet sawn timber. Passengeri— Mr. Nicholas, Miss Nicholas. Dec. 11 -Ira, 16 tons, A. Waddy, from Wangspoa, with 7000 feet sawn timber, 24 boxes furniture. Dec. 12— Cam Ha, 384 tons, Captain B.I). P u »h from London the l(Jth and the Downs the 14 Jufyj from Wellington the 28th ultimo. Passengers— Mr. and Mr«. Gould, Mesirs. (four) Hamilton, Master* (two) Taylor, and a native—Brown and Campbell, agents.

DEPARTURES. Dec. 11— Napi, 17 totu, James Tautari, for Russell, 2 cases sundries, 2 cuests tea, 1 bag sugar, 1 bag flour, 1 keg and 2 gallons rum. Dec. 11— Aoten, I] tons, J. Stewart, for Ngururu, with 1 ton flour, 8 gallons braDdy, 6 ditto rum, 1 bale 10ft good«. 6 bags mgar, § chest tea, 1 box soap, 1 bag talt. Dec. 11— Alexander, 36 tons, A. Miller, for Cororaandel Harbour, in ballast. Dec. 11— Hawkhead, 22 torn, R. Lawrie, for Mahurangi, with 1 bag sugar.

Dec. 12— Children, 31 tons, A. Jones,' for llusiell, with 5 cases tobacco, 1 case ditto, 1 ten sugar, 1 cask vinegar, 7 bags rice, 3 bags currants, 4 cases lemon syrup, 2 chests tea, 1 case oil, 2 bags flour, 2 cases sundries, 2 bolts canvas. Passengers — Mr. J. It. Johnson, M»\ R. King. Mr. J. Russell. Dec. 12— Maukin, 106 tons, James Bowden, for Syd. ney, with 110 oo Is wool lashing 20,000 feet timber, 14 cases copppr, 4 krgs nails, 11 cashs oil. Passengers — Mr. A. Sinclair, Mr. Joseph Fearnley. \V, S. Grahanie, agent. Imports. Per Camilla from London (cargo for Auckland):— 1 box as addressed ; 1 case T. Buddie ;5 i caiks, GiU fillan & Co ; 2 cases, Brown & Campbell; 4 packages, J. W. Bain ; 16 packages, 58th Regiment; 2 cases, J. O'Neil; 54 cases Rev. W. Lawry; 1 box, W. S. Grahame ; 1 cask, 3 packages, 7 ditto, as addrnssed ; I box Connell & Ridings; 2 cased, BroWn & Campbell; 11 packagei, Rev. W Lawry; 2 packages as addressed ; 2 cases as addressed ; 10 packages, Rev. W. Lawry ; 41 packagei, Robert Lusk ; 1 cask J. W. Bain ; 3 casbs and 2 puncheons, Order ; 7 : caies It. LuJt; 2caies Archibald Clark; 6 hhds. Older; 2 cases, Rev. T. Buddie ; 4 cases and 30 barrels, R. Lnsk ; 2 cases, J W. Bain ; 2 packages, A. Clark ; 4 diiro as addressed; 75 ditto and 16 ditto, T. Lewis; 100 casks and 7 cases and 7 packages, J. W. Bain ; 80 casks, S. H. Levy ; 1 chest, 41 cases, R. B. Lusk ; II packages and 2 cases, J. Rout; 1 case A. Clark ; 1 box as addressed ; 2 cases and 7 bales, Ordinance Stores.

The Sir Edward Pag t, 700 tons, urns to siil from London for Auckland, Wellington, and Now Plymouth on the Ist August. The Oriental Queen, from New Zealand, arrived in the Downs May 11.

Wellington. Arrivals. — November stb — Santipore, birque from Otago ; Camilla, barque, from London ; 6. H. M. S. Fly, from Auckland; 12 Ellen, schooner, from Sydney; H. M. Steamer Acheron, from (iueea Charlotte'! Sound. 14. Pli«be Dunbar, ship, from London via Otago and Canterbury. 19. Twim> schooner, from Port Cooper ; Perseverance, schooner, from the Auckland Islands. 21 Lady Clarke, from Otago. Departures. — Nov. 8. LouU & Mariam. brig for Sydney. 9. Santapore, barque, for Twofold Bay ; Sisters, brig, for Hobart Town. 14. H. M. S. Fly. for the Auckland Islands. 22. Lady Clarke, for Twofold Bay ; Salopian, ichooner, for Port Victoria. The Phwbe Dunbar, 704 torn, Captain Pugh, armed on Thursday forenoon from London, via Qtaeo and Canteibury. She had an excellent passage of 95 days from London to Otago, where she arrived on the 2b"th Oct., left Otago for Canterbury on the 3rd Nov., Canterbury for Wellington on the 12th ; completing tbe whole of the voyage From London to this place in 115 dayi. She has brought a large number of passenges for this place, among whom we recognise Charlei Clifford, Esq., lady and family, and Mr. Geo. Hart, who have now returned to make New Zealand their home.— lndependent, Nov. 16. Steam. — A passenger by the Phabe Dunbar informs us, that two or three days before the New Zealand Company surrendered its Charter into the hand* of the Home Government, an offer wai made to it by a Geßeral Steam Ship Company, to run three steamers, for three years, in New Zealand, viz : — one to run between Wellington, Nelson, and Sydney; another between Manakau and Wellington, calling at Taranaki; and the third from Wellington to Auckland, calling at the intervening ports. The sum required to be guaranteed to them for the performance ol this important service was only £14,000. It was generally supposed, that although the New Zealand Company wai dissolved, the project would be favourably entertained by the Home Government. This important result has been brought about by the eneigetic and able advocacy of Mr. D. Moore.— 76.