Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 536, 4 June 1851, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

A KM V AT.*. May 30 — Hawkhpad, 22 tons, K. Lawrie, from Mahurangi, with GOO bushels shells. May 30— Meri Pekn, 15 ton«, T. Rarity, from Bay of Plenty, with 14 tons potat ,es, -* ton flax, 4 pigs. Passengers — 15 Maories. May 31— Naj.i, 17 tons, J. Tnutari, from Russell, with 1 parcel tobncco, 1 ditto sine*, 2 tons luggage, 5 tons flour. Pi saengers— Mr. D. Lundon, and a native. . May 31— Alexander, ship, 398 ton*. Captain Thomas Lou?, from Sidney. Pmspngprs— Mrs. Hoggins, Mi. Gamble, Mr. Ciummer Mr-. Wilson, Mr. Davis, Mr. Jlowitr. Messrs. George Cox, William Grist, John Wrinht. nnd one native o( the South Sea IslancK — James Mackv. agent. . June I —Stately, barque, 555 tons, Captain T. | Ginder, fr »m London. Passengers— Mrs. Ewington, Mr. William Ewinpton, Mr- Tudor ft ilham*, Mr. Basil Ratlibone, James Wilks, ! L«ui?a Anne Wilks, John Bell, Louisa Mary Bell, Louisa M. Bell, Jamieson Jarvie, S. Fleming, William Clarke, El zibet h Clarke, Fanny ClarKe, William. Clarke, John Claikp, Eliza Clarke, Susan Claike, Philip Call«n, Wm. G. G Deresby, Frederick U illiam Cook, Henry Brown, Brooks H. Bullock, Daniel Mills, Henry Hogarth, J. Hewit, John Boy, John Chalmers, Thos. Quiggiti, Margaret Quiggin, Thomas Quigifjn, Daniel Campbell, Agnes Campbell, Marian Campbell, Agnes Campbell, Jessie Campbell, Wm. Baldwin, James White, Catherine White, William Lepine, John "Hume, James B. White, William Hoy, Jol.n Watson, Sarah Goshawk, Anne Bergen, John Deris en, Bryan W. Simpson. Francis Borraulffe, Fanny Clair, Snrah Bevan, Elizabeth Bryan, Emily Chevasset, Mrirgsret Connolly, Sophia E. Dyer, Mary Ann Drake, Eliza Dunn, Elizabeth Davis, Louiia Ellis, Maiian Fletcher, Charlotte Fletcher. Eliza Franklin, Mary Gennery, Elizabeth A. Jalicyne, Jane Humphreys, Anne Kidd, Maria Lovelace, Lydia M'Cullork, Elizabeth Muddeman, Eliza Preston, Anne Smith, Catherine SulUvbii, Sarah Ann Whitmore, Mary Ann White, Emma Wardle, Eliza Webb, Anne Woodhouie, Elizabeth Wilson, .Mary Anne Wilson, Mrs. Anne Carter, Mrs. Simpion.—Brown & Campbell, agents. June 2— Blue Bonnet, 15 ton 0 , John Oakes, from Russell, wiih I case drapery, 1 box tools, 1 keg vinegar — J. P. Lloyd, agent. June 2— Naiad i 2\\ ton8 t William Monro, from Whangepe, wiih sundriei. June 3— Mauktn, brig, 106 tons, Captain Bowden, from Sydney. Passenger — Mr. Walton. — W. S. Grahame, agent.

DEPARTURES. May 30— Hawkhead, 22 tons, R. Lawrie, for Mahurangi, in ballast. May 31— Dauntless, 27 tong, J.Thompson, for the East Coast, with sundriei. Way 31— Eagle, 17 tons, R. D rrock, for Tauranoa, in ballast, June 2 — Eliza, 42 tons. G. Newnham, for Kawau and the Barrier, in ballast. June 2 — Hero, 16 ions, W. Davies, for Wellington, via East Coast, with sundries. Passengers — Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Miss Ellis.

CLEARED OUT. May 31— River Chief, brig, 158 tons, Jamei H. Hor>eiey, for Tahiti, with 15 span, 13,600 feet of limber, 25 rickers, 7.700 feet sawn timber, 20,000 feet ditto.— Salmon & Co., agents. June 2— -Arabia, schooner, 91 tons, A. Young, for Fakiri, in ballast.

Imports. Per Alexander, trom Sydney t— 295 tons of coals, 200slone door-steps, 50 window sills, 50 hearth-stones, 4 mantles, 300 slieep, 70 horses, 31 heifers, 25 casks bottled beer, 70 hbds. beer, 20 esses oilman's stores, ■30 caies lemon-t-yrup, 3 caset 2 ba'es matting, 1 caie draperyi 1 hnle cottons, 1 caseditio, 1 case cigars, Order; 14 hags salt, 5 bags coffee, 2 cases and 2 casks af oranges, 1 ra«e ginger, 1 case Spanish-juice, 2 hhd. loaf sugar, 64 bags sugar, 1 bag canary need, 1 hag pepper, 20 boxes soap, 30 boxes candles, 3 casks oatmeal, 2 cases castor oil, M. SomerviHc ; 55 bags suit, 12 bags coffee, J. Macky ; 20 caiks honey, 1 box itationery, Order ; 20 boxes candles, 4 bags salt, 10 barrels porter, I hhd. sugar, 1 ditto clay, W. Hughes. Per Stately, from London :—3: — 3 packages, J. Rout ; 2 ca^ks, Order; 20 barrels beer, Order; 2 case» J. W. Bain 5 5 hogsheads 10 barrels, Brown and Campbell ; 20 hhds. 1 case, J. W. Bain ; 4 package, J. O'Neill; 1 box addiessed : 1 ca?e ditto, 9 ca6k\ Order ; 10 packages, W. Gorrie ; 1 case, as addiessed ; 8 packages Connell & Ridings! 50 cases, ]3 bhds. 2 cases, Order ; 2 trunks, G. &A. 1-aac.s, 78 packnges, Thomas Fearnley ; G ditto, W. Mackenzie ; 60 cases, 5 casks, Order ; 3 packages, Thomas Lewis ; 4 ca^es, R. Vidal ; 3 packages, T. S. Forsaitb ; 2 bales & 1 bale, James Coney ; 1 case, as addressed ; 7 packages, 3 ditto, 1 case, 1 box, 2 boxes, 1 box, 1 bale, T. Lewis; 1 case, ai addtessed ; 4 cases, 1 bale, A. Clark ; 8 package*, A. Asher ; 1 case, as addressed ; 1 ditto, J. W. Bain ; 26 packages, James Burtt, 12 packages, T. Lewis ; 9 packages, G. Russell ; 30 ditto ; 85 cases, H. Nathan ; 2 cases, T. Gibson ; 9 packages, 1 case, J. W. B*m ; 30 packages, J. VV. .Bain ; 1 caie, T. Buddie; 46 packers Order; 1 box, W. Lawry ; 1 case, Officers of 58th Regiment , 6 pockets hops, 7 packages, 5 hhdi , Blown & Campbell ; 240 cases, 5 bags, 95 casks, S. Brown : 58 pnekages, 8 arm-moulds, 50 bbare-moulds, 2 chains, 21 anchors, 19 camp-ovens, 40 pots, 3 boilers, Bain & Burtt ; 200 packages, Gilfillan & Co. ; 20 boxes, 36 boxet, 20 boxes, 13 rases, 16 packages, D. Nathan ; 5 baleg, 5 boxes, 4 boxes, 1 case, J. R'jut ; 1 cask, I box, Connell & Ridings; 1,722 pacLiget., Gibson & Mitchell; 2 casei, Mr. Bullock; 1 paper parcel, as addressed ; 12 quarter casks, (iilfillan & Co. ; 1 box, as addresßed; 4 packages. A. CUrk ; 17 ditto, Order; 6 ditto, Mojor-Gen. Pitt ; 2 cases, C. Davis ; lease, as addressed; 18 packages, Mr. Brown; 1 box, as addressed.

The Stately sailed from the Downs on the Ist Feb. She rcrcived a Ur^e mail on board as she was passing through the Downs on the 30th Jan. She experi-. enccd no rough weather, hut had very little fair wind thioughout the voyage. She was ut one time becalmed for seventeen dayi. She Las brought out a Im^e number of passengers, sevpral of whom remain here, and others proceed to New Plymouth and the Southern Settlements. Tnirty-two females for Auckland have ariived by this vessel, the cost of their passage hnvuig been defrayed by Mr. Sydney Herbert's Female Emigration Committee at London. A large proportion of the Stalely's cargo is for this port. A great deal more offered than she could take, but that which wan shut out will be brought by the Norfolk, barque, which was laid on for Auckland direct, and was fast filling up, to sail on the 12th March. The Clara, Captain Uobb, was advertised for Wellington, Canterbury, &c, to sail on the 10th March.

I The Maukin «ailed from Sydney with a light northj oast wind, at nine o'clock on the evening of Saturday, [ the 21th ult. At eight o'clock ihe next morning she ' sighted, and at ten o'clock pasierf, the Emmi, brig, which *ai!ed for tlm port on the morning of the previous day. The Maukin was off the North Cape on Sunday morning, and at sun-down \va« cairying on hcfore a gale from the njrth-east, which continued to increase as the night advanced, nnd Ci-ptain Bowdpn, having lost sijjht of land, owing to the intense darkness, was obliged to heave to. At 3 o'clock the next morning the weather had cleaied, and the Little Bajricr being vibiblo, be made for the Waiheke passage, and came to anchor at nin? o'clock on Monday morning in a little haven at Motu Tapu, which afforded so much shelter that Captain Bowden deemed it ad vit able to remain and refresh his stock until the gale should abate. He remained there on Monday and throughout the «evere weather of that night; weighed yesterday afternoon, and reached his anchorage at leven yesterday evening. There were eighteen hoisei shipped at Sydney ; 5 out of the number were killed during the gale of Sunday night last. At Sydney the attraction of the Bathunt gold mines wan, as formerly at San Fraucitco, causing number* of «pnmen to desert, und it was thought that a great quantity of shipping would be laid up iti the harbour lor want of hands. The Ma-kin and Emma were both obliged to leave Sydney short handed. H. M. Steamer Acheron had arrtred at Sydney from Wel1 ngton. The John- tone, ihip, sailed on the 24th May, for San Francisco with a large number of passei^ers. Above thirty persons who were proceeding to California by this vesnel had lorfeited iluir passage money and returned on shore to try their fortunes, at the diggings. News had reached Sydney of the tot»l loss of the Emma Sherr.itt, echoouer, on her voyage from San Frnncisco. She was wierked on a reef off Turtle Island on the 7th December lust.