Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 304, 12 February 1851, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS. Feb. 10—Hercules, 6 ton», Walter, from the River Thames, with 40 baskets onions, 7 busheli maize, 4 buihclt wheat, Feb. 10—Fishhawk, 15 tons, H. Brown, from Ngu* nguru, with 11,000 feet timber. —G. Hunter, agent. Feb 10—Hawkhead, 22 tons, R. Lawrie, from Mthnrangi, 550 bushels iluii*. Feb. 10—L' visa, 25 tons, G. Southgate, from the Bay of Plenty, with 1 cask lard, 7 casks sail pork, 2 tons onions, 2 tons flax, 15 tons maize.— G. Hunter, agent. Feb. 10—-Children, 30 tons, A. Jones, from Russell, 14 ban els slush, 5 horses, 20 husheW fruit, 1 cask sundries. Passengers — Rer. K. Burrows, Mr. Hargreaves, Mr. White. Feb. 10—George, 16 ton*, Patu, from Tauranga, with 6 tons onions, 4 tons potatoes, 15 pigs, 5 boxes peaches. Feb. 10—Sarah Jane, 22 tons, G. Clarke, from Oman and Coromandel Harbour, with 'l\ tons onions, 5 tons potatoes, l£ case gin, 10 gallons rum, 501bs tobacco, 1 bale slops. Feb. 10-Julia, 36 tons, Jatnei Girvan, from the East Coast, 900 bushels maize, 300 do. wheat, 2f tout pork. \ ton onioni, 5 cwt. lard, 5 do. whalebone. Passengers—Mr. A. Campbell, Mr. Joy.—Combes k Daldy, agents. Feb. 10—Napi, 17 tons, James Tantari, from Rusiell, with 4 casks sperm oil, 8 do, cooks fat, 80 baskets peaches, 5 bushels appels. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Lundoa and family, Mrs. Lorigan and child, Mn. Shepherd, Mr. J. Gullard. Feb. 10—Emily, 15 tons, G. Mtir, from Wangarei, with 1\ tons flax, 2 torn potatoes. Feb. 28—William, 20 tons, Wm, Douglass, from Mahurangi, with 10,000 feet sawn timber.—W. S Grahame, agent. Feb. 11—EmmH, 121 tons, Fox, from Sydney. Passengers—Messrs. Clendon, Busby, Fedart, Nathan, Hodsham, Steedon, G. Wright, T. Wrinht, J. Brown, J, Etherington, J. Garty and Mrs. Wright. J. Woodhouie, agent.

DEPARTURES. Feb. 7—Piako Lass. 10 tons, W. Smalley, for Piako River, with lOOlbs. tobacco. Feb. 10—George. 16 tons, Patu, for Tauranga, with 1 cask bottled ale, I case wine, 4 trunks, 12 caies, 3 bedding, 600 feet timber, 1 small bale. Passenger!—ReT. C. P. Davis, Mrs. Davis and two children. Feb. 10—William, 20 tons, W» Dunlop, for Mabursngi, with 3 casks pork, 2 bags potatoes, 1 package tobacco, 1 case brandy. VV. S. Grahame, agents. Feb. 10—Hercules, 6 ton«, Walter, for River Thames, 1 package slaps, 401bs. tobacco.

IMPORTS. Per the Emma —so cases Geneva, Order; 2 boxes 1 half tierce tobacco, H. T. Fox ; 8 cases slops, A. Clarke ; 5 bhtls. ale, Graham & Hender fon ; 1 truss I box woollens, M. Somerville; 2 bales mill boards, Ban & Burtt; 10 caies lemon sprup, 5 c*ses Ringer wine, H. T. Fos; 1 case stationery, Order ; 20 b <«s caudles, G. Codlin; 1 case drugs, Order; 3 bales leather, J. S»lmon ; 1 parcel grindery, J. Ireland; 6 cases lemon syrup, J. Woodhouse; 3 cases hats, J. Sauerbier; 1 case drapery, W. Glaister; 4 cases 1 bale calico, Graham & Henderson; 5 cases ironmong* cry, 5 do. I°»< sugar, 5 cases haberdashery, 2 cases mustard, Order ; 10 casks fire cUy, 2 barrels crucibles, W.S. Grahame; 49 mats sugar, 1 cask bUiking, 5 chests tea, 3 ba«s coffee, 1 bag nuts, 1 bale paper, 4 Cains oilman's stores, W. Hughes; 1 bale 1 case drapery, Order; 4 cases 3 bales, Order; 12 boxes candels, 1 cask tinware, 1 cask hardware, 1 cakk do., 2 cases ginger, I do. carbonated soda, 2 cans oil, 5 cases bottled fruit, 1 ca«k ink, 32 bags refined sugar, 16 do. sugar, 5 do. coffee, 1 case curry powder, 20 boxes soap, 1 hhd. nuts, 1 bag barley, 4 chests 4 half chests tea, 1 bag pepper, 1 cask baih-bncks, 2 cases ginger wine, 1 case groceries, Order; 10 hhds beer, 75 cases Geneva, 10 hhd*. rum, 100 bags sngar, Woodhouse ;10 kegs tobacco, Order. 5 bales paper, Order; 1 casebooks Order; 8 carotel* currauts, 6 barrels raiiins, Order; 15 tierces beef, 25 cases cider, 1 package ironmongery, 1 case lookingglasses, 2 tins sweetmeats, 4 cases matches, 2 do. do., 10 cases gin ger wine, 3 casks blacking, H. T. Fox; 6 cases, 3 bales, 1 case drapery, Order ; 40 sheep, 9 casks beef aud mutton, 4 horse*, G. Steedon.

The Emma, Captain Fox, tailed from Sydney, on the morning of the 28th ultimo ; the Prince of Walea, arrived at Sydney, on the 26tb, ninety-eight dayi from London, having tailed on the 20th Oct. A veuel named the Creaiwell wai laid on fur Auckland to sail about the middle of November; the Cornelia to tail about the same time for Wellington.

Svdnct. Arrivals.— Jan. 14ib Coquetle, schooner, front Port Phillip; 17tb— Brutus, U.S. »hip from Newcastle; 18th— Edwnrd, schooner, from the South Set fisheries ; , Australia, Hamburg skip, from Adelaide; 19ih—General Palmer, barque, from Wellington ; Rebecca Jane, brig, from Adelaide; George, U. S. Ship, from the whaling grounds; Moa, brig, from Auckland; 2Qth Six Brother*, brigantine, from San Francisco, via Tahiti ; Denlandes, schooner, from Adelaide; 23rd Undaunted, barque, from Kaipara j 25th — Primus, ketch, from Tahiti; 26th— Louisa brig, (mm Adelaide ; Prinea of Wales, barque, from the Downs, (20th Otober) ; Fanny Fisher, barque, from the Mauritius ; Freak, brig, from Purl Phillip ; Blonde, barque, from the Downs (1 2th October); 27th— Fortunio, U.*S. brie, from Honolulu; Cape Horn, barque, from Irfian* ceston; Sir John Etyng, brig, from Adelaide,

Departures. — Jan. 16. Countess of Minto, barque for Sun Francisco; Elizabeth, U. S whaling «hip, for the South Seas. 17tb, Rudolph, U. S. schooner, for Panama, vit Newcastle ; Coquette, schooner, for Newcastle. 18th. Emerald Isle, ship, for ban Francisco; Rajah, baique, for Melbourne. 19th. Gwalior, barque, for Monila ; Blenheim, ship, for London. 20th. Anionip, brig, for the South Sea Island*. 22nd. Commo dore, ship, fi r London. 23rd, Caroline Agnes, ship, for Java ; Iris, cutter, for the South Seas 25th. Diana, brig, for Melbourne ; Cameo, XJ. S. brig, for San Francisco ; 26ih. General Hewitt, ship, for London ; William and Mary, bnrque, for London. 27th. Patagonia, brig, for Manila. English Shipping.— The Achilles, from Sdyney, arrived at Gntvesend Oct. 9 ; the Oriental, October Uth, and Penyard Park, October 20th The Wood stock, from New Zealand, arrived at Gravesend, Octo»ber 10th. The Guardian and the Glenbervie sailed from Gravesend for Sydney, October 18. The Creswell was to sail lor Auckland, and the Comele, for Wellington, about the middle of November. The Achilles was to sail for Sydney November I The Harry Lorrequer, was to sail for Port Phillip, with emigrants, November 1. The Mary Ann, Union, and John Panter, were adrerti&ed for Swan lliver, to sail in November, The Garland, 961 tons, Halcrow, was to sail for Sydney with emigrants. November 14. The Emma Eugenia, with female convicts, was about to sail for Hobart Town, 'the Sarah, ior Sydney,sailed from Liverpool October 13. The Onyx and Thomas Chadwick, from bouth Australia, were off Gravesend October 8. The Castle Eden, for Lyltelton. sailed from Plymouth October 9. The Catherine Jamieson, from Sydney, was spoken on the 22nd August, bearing for Bahia lor water, The Derwont, from Port Phillip, arrived at Gravesend, October 14. The Symmetry from Adelaide, was off Falmouth October 13. — Sydney Herald Jan. 27.

Newcastle Shipping.— The Waldertnar, Capt. Schmidt, tailed for Sau FrancUco ou Tuesday. The Cadet, Captain M'Farlane, httm|j on board 446 tons coali, 5 case* cigar", and 48 pawngers, bound to San Fr»ncUco, was getting under weigh on the sailing of Uie ThUtle from Newcastle. The American »hip Mwtha cleared out on Tuesday, and would sail the first fair wind. The Timandra had nearly complettd her loading, and the Rodolph wat under the thoot taking in her coal*. The George Home, was ready to go under the »hoot. The French Ship Java v-at loaded and ready for sea, her destination being San Francisco. The Countlesi of Mnito wa^ •l>schargu>u ballast prior to loading.—<S't///ney Herald, Jan. 23.