SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 568, 24 September 1851, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. Sept. 22-— Maulrin, brig, 106 tons, J. Bowde.), from Sydney. Passengers— Mr. A. H. Richardson, Mr. Smith, James Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Carter. — W.S. Graliame, agent. Sept. 22 — Victoria, 17 tons, E. Hansen, from Waiheki, with 800 posts and rails. Sept. 23 — Fairy, 15 ton<*, Gillies, from Coromamlel Harbour, with 6 tons flax , 1 ton pork.

DEPARTURES. Sept. 20— Hawkhead, 22 tons, R. Lawrie, for Manurangi. Sept. 20 — Benlomond, 35 tons, D. Campbell, for Wangarei, and East Coast, with 6 cases sundries, 1 cask and 2 bags sugar, 1 package saws, 1 sieve, 1 bale blankets, 4 chests, half-ton salt, a horse, 2 bags flour, a box of trees, 10 gallons brandy, 1 bale blankets, 1 bag salt, 1 box tobacco, 1 cask sundries, 1 box soap, 1 case slops, 1 bale blankets, 4 bundles spades, 1 keg paint, 1 can paint-oil, 1 box cottons, a corn-cobbing machine. Passengers—- Messrs. Dent, Budden, and Hill. Sept. 20 — Eliza, 42 tons, W. Ellis, for Hawk's Bay, with 5 cases brandy, 1 quarter-cask rum, 5 cases gin, 30 cntks, 1 package leather, 6 anchors, 2 packages steel-yards, 1 bale meichandize, 2 parcels ditto, 2 nests buckets, 1 bale leather, 1 cask sundries, 2 bag 6 biscuit, 1 bale, 3 packages, 2 crowbars, 1 parcel sundries, half-cask pitch, 3 boilers, 12 iron pota, half-cask tar, 1 tripot, *t grindstones, 2 bags flour, 5 packages sundries, 4 horses. — W. S. Graharae, agent. Sept. 20— Parara, 18 tons, J. M. Stuart, for Ngungu>'<i, with 10 lbs. tobacco, 10 gallons rum, 2 cask slops, 1 bale blankets,

Sept. 22— Victoria, 17 tons, E. llensen, for Waihel.i, in ballast. Sept 2.3— Julia, 36 tons, Bristow, for Poverty Bay, with 500 hucks, 2 cas.es slops, 500 empty bags, 4 case 3 wearing appaicl. Low & Motion, agent. IMPORTS — FOKIHGX. Per MauUn from Sydney— 2l puncheons and 11 ululs. nun, 4 hhds. pale brandy, W. S. Grahamo ; 2 kegs tobacco, order; 3 tons sugar, 2 tons sugar, 6 chests and 8 half-chests, congou tea, 4 half-chests ditto, Blown & Campbell ; 1 hogshead Port wine, order ; 25 packages congou lea, 59 (l)tto, 50 bags Jice, 100 ditto ditto, W. S. Grahame; 6 bags rice, 16 mats refined sugar, 2 casks soda, I bag popper, 5 bags salt, 2 casks oilman's stores, 4 chests, 4 half-chests, 4 quarter-chests tea, % casks treacle, 12 bars, 30 plates and 15 sheets iron, 1 package spelter and tin, order ; 6«1 mats sugar, 32 mats sugar, J. M.icky ; 1 box apparel, 2 bales blankets, 20 boxes tobacco pipes, 4 cases books, 3 cases drugs, 20 boxes sonp, 2 bags oatmeal, 2 bags barley, 11 bags salt, 4 bags pepper, 1 case raisins, 1 bag nuts, 1 case oilman's stores, 1 ciate earthenware, 1 cnso apparel, 6 boxes mould candles, orders; 6 casks soda, 10 casks rice, 1 iron plough, J. Macky ; 1 case tiles, 1 crate ginger beer bottlei, J. Macky ; 25 boxes mould candles, order; 100 bags biscuit, 23 casks ale, 2 cases appaiel, 2 bnles lamp cotton, 2 bales paper, 100 boxes candles, 9 cases tongues, 6 tierces 9 barrels and 4 kegs beef, 2 bales leather, 2 horses, 3 cases saddlery, 1 case shirts, 10 bags peail barley, 31 drums of turpentine, 57 kegs white lead, 6 kegs of nails, 2 drays, a copying machine, 10 drums of hn«eed oil, W. S. Grahame; 20 boxes window-glass, J. Macky ; 1 bale leather, order ; S2 mats sugar, 4 cases treacle, 2 chests, 2 half-chests congou tea, 15 bag 3 rice, order.

The Maukin sailed from Sydney on the 10th instant. During the passage she encountered a heary gale, in which she had her foro-yaid cairied away, her fore and main topsails split, and lost two of her hoises, ono of them being washed overboaid. There weie three brigs signalled as the Maukin was leaving Sydney Heads — one of them supposed to be the Moa. The Cashmere was advertised in the London papers to sail on the 9th of June, for Auckland direct.

Sydney. Arrivals.— August 30. Boy, U.S. whaling ship, from the South Seas ; Alert, barque, Milne, from San Francisco, the 11th July. 31. Sophia, Hamburgh, barque, from Adelaide; Christina, Korff, from Port Phillip ; Don Juan, schooner, Courtenay, from Adelaide. September 1. Lilhas, schooner, Chapman, from Geelong ; Thomas Lord, schooner, Iliggins, from Moreton Bay. 2. John Knox, ship, Davidson, from Port Phillip. 3. Jane Frances, barque, Levin, from Sau Francisco, 11th June. 4. Mohawk, ship, Liddell, fiom the Downs, the 15th May ; Maiquis of Jiute, ship, from the Downs, the 21st May ; Sea Gull, brig, Giay, from Launceston ; Marion, schooner, Lane, from San Francisco, the 13th July; Coquette, schooner, Johnson, from Geelong. 5. Travancore, ship, Brown, from Calcutta ; Brothers, brig, Doveton, from Honolulu. 6. Emma, brig, Brooks, from Auckland. 8. William Melville, barque, Abbott, from San Francisco, the 4th July; Brightman, barque, Corsley, from Manila; Bailey, schooner, Laws, fioni Ilobart Town. Depart urfs.— August 30. Douglas, barque, Rogers, for Manilla; Cantero, barque, Murray, for Newcastle; Jack, brig, Murphy, for Moreton Bay. 31. Emma Prescott.bng, Fligg, for San Francisco ; Emma, brig, Pockley, for HobartTown ; Louisa, brig, Ileslop, for Adelaide ; Pandora, H.M.8., for Auckland. September 1. Wandsworth, ship, Dunlop, for London; Onyx, barque, Lanfesty, for Adelaide. 2. Susan, brig, Knight, for Manila; Comet, schooner, Clonstan, for Nelson; Hirondelle, schooner, Lapthorne, for Port Phillip. 3. Ralph Thompson, barque, Atkinson, for London. 5. Venus, schooner, McGrahame, for Adelaide. 6. Sisters, brig, Clark, for Ilobart Town. 7 Envelope, barque, Tomlinson, for San Francisco; Spray, brig, Scott, for Launceston ; Sarah, brig, Grant, for Newcastle. 8. Caldew, barqup, Snow, for Kamschatka. 9. Christina, brig, Korff, for Melbourne. Fatal Accident to the Hon. Granville EaEitton.—We regret to state that accounts of the nltimely death of this young officer have been received in town. Mr. Egerton was a midshipman on board her Majesty's ship Meander, 44, Captain the Hon. Henry Keppel. The frigate was at California, receiving treasure for conveyance to England. Mr. Egerton ond a party of officers went on a shooting excursion, when Mr. Egerton's gun burst and killed him on the spot. Intelligence ot the afflicting occurrence has been forwarded to the Earl and Countess of Ellesmere, who at the last accounts had sailed from Malta for Sicily, in his lordship's yacht. Mr, Egerton was in his 17th year. — Sydney Herald. Ariiivals raoM Sydnby.— The barque John Potter, which arrived in harbour on Thursday last from Sydney, with about fifty passengers, wa3 boarded almost immediately after she dropped anchor, by several of the Vigilance Committee, who remained thereabout twentyfour hours, making a strict inquiry into the character of these men. The examination proved tatisfactory to the Committee, with the exception of one man, who is now in custody at the committee room, and will be sent back by the first vessel.— Alta California, July 6, i U. S. DrsTRiCT Court.— Hon 0. Hoffman, Jr., presiding. U.S. of America v. ship Margaretta. The ship Margaretta arrived in this poit from China with ninety passengers more than she was entitled to ship accoiding to the laws of the United States, and she was consequently forfeited. The Court appointed two appraisers.— Alia California, June 26, The Harbour Master of San Francisco, had, on the Yih July, published a notice warning all masters of vessels whose arrangements will allow them, to haul from the wharves into the Btream 5 the danger of ships from incendiaries being sojrreat.