Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 505, 15 February 1851, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS. February 11— Boyd, 15 tons, Mackintosh, from Waugaroa, wiih 500 feet timber, 5 tons onioni, 25 bushels apples. February 13— Victoria, 17 tons, Merrick, from Waibeki, with 400 boxes potatoes. February 13— Dove, 20 tons, J. Strachan, from Bay of Plenty, with 400 bushels maize, 1 ton oniom. T. Rugsell agvnt. February 14— Vivid 26 ton", J. Hutchins, from Monganui. with sundries. W. S. Grahame agent. February 14— Sisters, 130 torn, H. Clark, from Wellington, with part of original cargo from Hoba.rt Town, 1 octave iherry, 3 cases pickles 8 kega Gutter, 1 case. Passengers— Rev. Mr. and Mrs. luijlis Capt. Nugent, Mr. Swainson, Mrs. Clark. Mr. St. Hill. D. Ntihan, agent. DEPARTURES, February 11— Eliza, 42 tons. W. Ellii, for Hawbe's Bay, with 3 bales slops, 6 bags sugar, 1 wheat mill one bag rice. 4 ditto ialt, 3 kets nails, 5 cases slops, 3 bundles calico, 3 ditto sheets, 2 kegs brandy, 5 do. rum, 2 cases geneva, 2 cans oil, 4 bundles spade-, 6 casks ale, 2 cases dungaree. W. S Grahame, agent February 12— Iris. 75 tons, J. J. Peicock for the South-sea Islands, with original cargo from Sydney, lets, 3s: tons sugar. February 12 — Argyll, 15 tons, Emera Maihi, for Tauranga, with 1 oven 2 boxes, 1 bale blankets, 1 bag biscuit. February 12 Napi, 17 tons, Tautari, for Russell, with 6 packages slops utid groceries, 1 case groceiiei, 1 bag rice, 6 bags sugar, 1 keg vinegar, 1 keg ale l case groceries, 2 hhds. rum, 4 casks beef and pork, 1 cask sundries, 2 tons potatoes. February 12— Hawkhead, 22 torn, R. Laurie, for Mahuran^i, with 2 gallons rum. February 12— Julia, 36 tons, Girvan, for Malmrangi, Combes & Daldy, agen'r, February 13— Vistona, 17 tons, Merrick for Waihoki, iv ballast. February 13 -Emily, 10 tons, G. Mair, for Wangaroa, with sundries. CLEARED OUT. February 14— Glencoe, barque, 162 torn, J. Lillewall, for San Francisco, with 2525 boxes potat<eB, 77 ditto onions, 8 ba^s bdrley. Paisengers-Mra. Lillewall and child, Mr. Kerr. T. Lewis, agent.

The brig Sisters, Captain Clarke, anived yesterday moraing from Wellington, from whence »he sailed on Saturday lasr. The following «re the arrivals and departures at Wellington since the date of our last files of papen : Jan. 22, L*dy Clarke, ship, McLean, from Sydney via Port Victorw ; 23, Louis and Miriam, brig. Pilfold, from Syilney ; 27, Sisters, brig, Cliirk, from Auckland; 30, William Alfred, brig, from Sydney. Feb. 2, Sir Edward Paget, barque, from Auckland via New Plymouth ; Titan, schooner, Craib, from London via Otago; 3, Victoria, Government Brig, Deck from Nelsou. Sailed Jao. '23, Victoria Government Brig, Deck, for Nelson ; 25, Lady Clarke, ship, for Sydney ; 28, Preseverance, brig, for Port Victoria Feb. 3 Louu and Vliriam, brig, for Sydney; 4, Torrinaon. brig, for Port Victoria, ; 8, Lord William Bentinck, ship for London. The Ameriiau Ship Orion, from thii port arrived at San Franciiro after a passage of 70 days. The potatoes she shipped here were iv excellent condition, and met with a ready sale, realized from 6d. to 7d. per lb. The cargo having been well assorted, had arrived op portunely, as trade was rather brisk, and the markets offend remunerating prices.— Wellington Independent Jan. 25. The schooner Ti ftn 150 tons, Captain Craib, arrived here via Otasjo and Port Cooper on the 3rd imt., having sailed trum London about the ?ih September last. She made a very loug pmsage to the Cape, where she stayed a fortnight, but her run from there

to Otago was very quick, and she completed the whole distance in four months. The Titan is an iron built vessel, postering great sailing capabilities, arid should she be for '.ale would prove i valuable acquisition as a means of communication between the d Herrnt settlemtnts in New Zealand ; since from her build it would require but a trifling exppnse and also but a short time to convert her into a steamer. —l 6. Feb. 5. Captain Stokes has chartered the Otafo, schooner, to assist the Achei oi>, in the survey ofStewin's I-land, and also the South West coast of the Midd.e Is'and. The Otago tai cii fiom Port Chalmers on the 13th December las', to meet the Acheron at Port William on New Year'i Day. Mr. Smith, Master's Mate, wi h four alile seamen, being in charge ot her, had succeeded in burvrying the coast to Akaroa, and the resich and roadstead of Whiekie, ol which it has also taken ihe bearings. — Ib.