Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 532, 21 May 1851, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

AUUIVAtS. May ig_Pacl<et, 138 tons, R. Thompson, from Adolaide via Sydney. P.i«engers- Mr. ami Mi y Ovrcn and servnnt, Mr. and Mrs. Rawlings and child, Mr. Edward Ilourke, John Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Gors and thioe children, Mrs. James— D, Nathan a Re ut. May 18— Colonist, Samuel Banes, from Newcastle. May 18— Aleit. 12 tons, J, Bryan, from Hunt's Bay, with fiOOO feet sawn timber. May 18— River Chirf, 158 tons, J. H. Horsley, from Paltiii, with 21,000 feet timber. Passengers— Mr. C. J. Stone, & R. Stone— Salmon & Co., agents. May 19— Hawkhead, 22 tons, R. Laurie, from Mahuran)jj, (JOO bhls. shells. May 19— John, 28 tons, J. Sullivan, from Nonsodo, with 15,000 feet sawn timber.— Combei & Daldy, May 20—Children, 30 tont, A. Jones, from Russell, with C packages sundries, 40 bu«hel« s:rass-seed, 2 iron pumps. Passenger*— Mr. H. Williami. Mr. "W. Claike. Miss Clarke, Mr. Hobbs, Mr. Edmunds. May 20—H.M.S. Havannnh. from Wellington. ]yj ft y 20—H.M-S. Fly, from Wellington.

DEPARTURES. May 16— Maria TSYj. 17 tons, J. Blanck, for the Bay of Plenty, with 2 trypots, 1 bundle lances, 3 boxes eoap, half- a-chest tea, 1 bale slops, 1 coil whale-line, 2 bag! salt, 5 gallons rum, 12 empty casks. Passenger*—Mr. and Mr 3, Dunlop, Mr. Turner and 6 whalemen. May 17— Vivid, 26 ton*, W. Hitching*, for Monffanui, with 300 bricks, 1 baa: 6Ugar, half ton salt, 1 c«se chairs, 1 che»t tea, 6 chairs, 1 cask rum, 1 keg nails, 40 lbs. tobacco. Passengers— Captain Butler, and 1 Maori —William Butler, agent. May 1 7— -Sarah Jane, 17 tons, Jame» Campbell, for the East Const, in ballast. W. S. Grahame, a K cnt. May 19— John, 28 tons, J. Sullivan, for the Bay of Islands, 1 cask wine, 6 cases wine, 4 casks pork, 10 cwt. biscuit half ton ttour, 1 box pipes, 1 package | leather, I cask tar, 1 hogshead brandy. 2 boxes rui«ins, 1 box soap, 1 caie tobacco,— Combes & D«ld y» agents. Ct.EAnr.D out. May 19— Isabella, 100 tone, S. Shanks, for Hobart Town, with 200 bushels maize, 2000 bushels oats, 1 ton of ropf, 54 boxes ol onions, 11 boxes onioni, 1 bale wool, 2 tons flux, 5,600 feet timber, 9 bun« dies humpback whalebone (2 cwt) T. Lewis, scent.

Imports. Per Packet from Adelaide, yin, Sydney :— Original cargo fr nn Adelaide — 4 hhds. I?. P. rum, 1 hM. gin, 1 hhd. whiskey, 4000 bricks, 705 bars of iron, 16 bundles iron, 50 batjs flour, MG bags sugar, 80 cbbps gin, 1 hhd. brandy ,4o bags flour, 70 bags flour, 1G bagi pollard, 5.3 baf?s bran, 6 bundles lenthei, 4 caiks beef, 2 casks gi»ger, 10 chests & 40 half chests tea, 10 caiks beef. Shipped at Sydney— 2 casks clover iced, Gilfillan & Co. ; 2 bales cottons, 1 case umbrellas, 1 case drapery, 1 trunk shoos, order; 1 parcel stationary, 5 quarter casks port wine, as addressed, 0 canes (3 dozen), 6 cases (2 dozen), 6 cases (1 dozen), J. "Woodhouie; 42 boxes candles, D Nathan; 21 barrels beef, 1 tierce beef, J. A. Gilfillan & Co.

The brigantine Packet «ailed from Sydney on the 30th ult., and has had a very tedious passage to this port owing to contrary winds that prevailed throughout. She made the North Cape on Sunday week, but did not reach this harbour until lait Sunday morning. The Pncket is nearly a new vessel. She was built at Prince Edward's Island in 1849, under the direction of her first Owner, Captain Cooper, formerly Speaker of the House of Assembly in that Island, to convey him and his family to California, wheie she arrived in July last. She is built of very strong materials, Bnd copper fastened throughout. She was first sold at California to Auckland ownem, but afterwards changfd hands there, and now belongs to the port of Adelaide. The Alex - ander, ship, 800 tons, waß advertised at Sydney, to sail for Auckland on the sth inst. The Colonist sailed from Newcastle on the 23rd April for London, bnt wns obliged to put in here to be examined, having proved leaky at sea. She has been surveyed, and it was found that the leak was in her topsides, and easily repaired. She is undergoing the requisite caulking, sheathing, &c, and will resume her voyage on Saturday next.

Sydnky. Arrivals.— April 13. Black Dog, sch., Gnrrick r from the Auckland Isles.— ls. Ranker, bmqur, DebJicy, from the South Sea fisheries; William Alfred, ■eh,, Tinlev, from Wellington ; Dart, biipr, Collins, from Port Phillip. — 16- Favorite, sch , S eriker, from Launce»ton. — 17. Sarah, brig, Gr<«nt, from Launceston ; William, brig, Coffee, from Launceston ; Caornnrvon, whaling barqur, Sullivan, from the South Sea Fisheiies; Six Brothers, sch., Courtney, from Hobart Town; Arabia, barque, Davis, from Manilla.— lB. Thoroas Lord, ich., Mackay, from San Francisco; Wanderer, brig, Jackson, from Geelon-j. — 21. Mary Filkins, sch.. Pringle, from San Francisco Feb. 10, and Tahiti Match 23—22. Speed, barque, Caimell, from Panima.— 23. Piince of Wales, brig, Innen, from Wellington ; Julia Percy, brig, Lewis, from the Isle of Pines ; Camilla, barqur, Pugh, from Port Lyttelton ; Cape Horn, barque, Young, from Moreton 80y.— 24. Phantom, brig, Brown, from Adelaide ; Vixen, sch., McKinley, from Launcetton ; Essington, brig, from Port Fairy ; William and James, sch., Rea, (rom Circular Head ; Wild Irish Girl, brig, Todd, from Adelaide ; Thomas and Henry, brig, Bennett, from Adelaide.— 2s. Mary Bannatyne, barque, from Portsmouth the 22n<l December.— 27. Avon, barque, Wood, from San Frnncisco the 9th February, and Tahiti 23rd March.— 29. Mercury, brig, Rae, from San Francisco the 3rd March. DEPAHTURns.— ApriI 12. Margaret, btig, McLeod, for the South Sean.— l3. Prince of Wales, barque, for London.— l 4. Caldew. barque, Snow, for Valparaiso. — 15. Rebecca, brig, Simpson, for London ; Etoile dv Matin, sch., Cooney. lor the South Sea Itlands. (Passengers : Right Rev. Dr. Douarre, Revs. Mornuurs Batty, Chapay, Forreitiere, Michel, Fouboune, Messrs, Parraguat, Rouesne, Besiel, Mallet, nnd Roboab, and four nativei of the South Sea lilandi) ; Suian, briff, Knight, lor Sourabaya ; No*eau Jacques Cartier, ship, Cartier, for Bourbon.— l 6. Charlotte Jane, ship, Tjawrenco, for London; William, barque, Robertson, for Guam.— l 7. Jane, baique, Bnizier, for the South Sea fisheries.— lB. Insja, XJ. a. brig, Barnes, for the fisheries ; Spec, brig, Dicey, for the South Sta IbLuids, Perseverance, sch , Mn'-hnH, loi Wellington ; Petiel, •hip, Taylor, for Valparaiso. — 19. Oceanic, ship, Rudou, for Tahiti.— 2o. J. Lowtt, sch., SomcrnUe, for Mel'bouinr.— 22. Comtt, sch ,Coik, for Nelson and Taranaki ; Almeda, sch., Bates, for Guam.— 23. Tartar, ship, Kud^e, for Madras; Duke of Roxhurff, barque, Kiirsopp, for Amoy.— 24. Emma, barque, Allen, for Moreton Bay.— 2s. Esther, gob , Lawne, for Port Nicholßon.— 2B. Emma, brig, Pockley, for Hobart Town. 29. Statesman, baique, Cooper, for Hong Kong; Louisa, brig, ileblup, for AdetaitJo ; Alice, schooner, "Robertß >«, for Launcestoa ; Scotiu, ;

ship, Strickland, for Madrrn 5 General Pa!me r , barque, Simpson, for Hong Kong ; Pioneer, brigr, EIIi«, for Port Essinirton ; Glen lluntl<7, barque, Patereon, for London; Gauge*, ship, Connell, for Amoy ; Sir Edward Paget, barque, Barclay, for Calcutta.

Snipping RrronT, Tamiii, up to March 23. whkn ihr Mauy FrtKiNs ltft.— Tußm, British brm, from Oihu. loading for Liverpool ; L. M. Ynln, American schooner, saved for Shii Franoison, with oranges; Montreal, American whaler, sailed for northwest coast ; Juno, British barqne, sailpd for Nayigutors 1 ; Ralph Bernnl, from Sydney 9th, sailpd 20lh for San Francisco ; Betty Bliss, American jcliooner, loading with oranget lor San Franciico ; Avon, Bri'Mi bnrque, fr<»tn San Francisco 10, sailed for *»y<| -ey 23rd; Cadet, British barque, tram Sydney lGlh, in port; American, whaler, recruiting 1 bound for northwest coant; Bhering, American barqne, from Boston 17th, with a general car^o ; River Chief, Britiih brier, 15th, for Auckland ; Arche d' Alliance, French i*hip, from Honolulu 20th, in port, bound for Sydney : Elizabeth Chili, brij, from Valpnrniso, 30th, with general carpo ; Helen S. Page, Briti«h barque, from Auckland 22nd, bound for San Francisco ; Iris, British cutter, from Auckland 22nd, bound for Oaliu. — Sighted a barque on the morning of (he 23rd March, off Morea, standing in for Tahiti. Passed a barque on afternoon, 17th April, 3U49 bouth, Long. 106 26 Runt, sianding Jo the eastward— supposed to be the Favourite, Captain Mortimer.— Sydney Herald, April 22. Cnptain Canneli, of the Speed, informs us that the English mail for January had arrived at I'nnanm four or fi»e days previous to hit sailing, (1 6th February) for Sydney, ; that he had seen English papers to the 15th January ; and tha.l fears were entertained in England and New York as ti the safety of the iteam ship Atlantic, from New York to Liverpool, with a number of passengers, she having been twenty-eight dayi out, and nothing heard of her.— lb. 25.