SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 576, 22 October 1851, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

AIUOVALS. Oct. 18— Eliza, 42 tons, W. Ellis, Com Hawke's Eav, with 200 bushels whent, />OO bushels iiihizp, 1 cask lard, 2 cli.uu cables. Passengeis — Mrs. Mamliu and family. — W. S. Giahnme, agent. Oct. 18 — Hawkhoad, 22 tons, It. Lawrie, from Mahurangi, vvitli 2.3 tons firewood. Oct. 19 — Cashmere, ship, 640 tons. Captain George Pearson, from Gi\m>send. Passengers — Rev. George Bayly, Mis. Bayly and three clnldien, Mr. and Mis. Martin and six childien, Miss Mary Golsboiough, Rev. Thomas Ilamer, Miss Humor, Mrs. Ilamer and two children, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr. and Mis. Smvthics and three cnildten, Mr. Moyle, Mr. W. Biodie, Mis. Ely, Mrs. Bouike &.child, Rev. W. C. Dudley, Mr. R. "Brown, M:r. Qampbell, M^ ; Graham, Mr. Reid, Mr. D Isaacs, Mr. John Isaac,' Miss Sheppard, — Mr. and Mrs. liromley, G. Thomas and C. Cuttress, the Misses Alice, Emma. Sopbid, Charlotte, IF., and 15. Cut ti ess, Mr. & Mjs. Courtney &six children, Mr. & Mis. Henderson & child, Miss Martha Tiddy, Mr. J. S Hinders, Mrs. YVethered, and child, Mrs. Macintosh and child, Mr. and Mr*. Smith and four children, — Mr. and Mrs. Ruuciman, Miss Ruiu'iman, Misses E., J., and J. Runciman, Miessts. 13. Walter, and Master Runciman, i\h. VV adman, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton and child, Mr. and Mis. Comvny, Mips Con way, Rlr. Doyle and son, Mr. J. Mitchell, Mr. Francis, Mi. and Mrs. Foul and five children, Mr. John Williams. — IJrown & Campbell, agent*. Oct. 20— Christopher Mitchell, ('of Nantucket), ship, 388 tons, Captain '1 homas Sullivan, from the whaling giounds, with 1800 ban els spcim oil. T. J^ewis, ngent. Oct. 20 — Victoria, 17 ton., K. Hanson, from Waiheki, with ,"30 tons firewood, 100 rails, 100 posts, 300 peasticks. Oct. 20— Sarah Jane, 17 tons, D. Campbell, from the Enst Coast, with '150 bushels maize, 50 ditto wheat. —W. S. Grahame, agent. Oct. 20 — George, 17 tons, Koto Pntu, from Tanranga, with 30 pigs, 1 ton potatoes, 1 ton fins, 200 feot timber, 1 box mission papcis. Passenger — Mr. Wilson. Oct. .'JO — Children, 30 tons, A. Jones, Aom Russell, \\ ith 23 pigs, 'J cases rneicliaudize, 20 haskots potatoes, '2 packages 1 case sundries. Passengiu — Mr. T. Lewis, ngent. Oct. 20 — Boyd, lj tons, J. Mackintosh, from Russell, with 60 bushels tnnizo, 4000 feet timber.

KKI'ARTURES. Oct. 21— -Moa, brig, 23fi tons, S. Norria, for Sydney. Pa^pngors — Messrs. Abel, Thompson, William llicli, J. Forbes, C. Brown, 11. Wubb, A. Wnnington, W. Cliulky, A. M'Askoll, William M<Conochio, F. Hamilton, J. Gimblo, J. P.nKingson, J. .Scott, W. Fcirrer, L. iMilhlac, It. Orr, J. Tliornb iclc , J. Cnrfliy, J. Campbell, It. Moore, J. Fanner, R. M'Kinley, R. Williamson, Mrs. Owen and child, Mrs. Meek anil two childien, John Quinn, John Wnters, li. Giocn, A. Ross, C. Mclntosh, 11. J^ter, S Vaile, C. Hill, R. Hill, G. Hill, If. Jaclvson, R. Hand, J. Symonds, J. Gent, Ilenii Pitu, and two other Now Zuulanders. —W. S. Grahame, agent. Oct. 18 — Ilawkhead, 22 tons, li, Lawrie, for Mahur.nigi, with 2 bags flour. Oct. 20 — Victona, 17 tons, I. Merrick, for Waihclci, iti ballast. Oct. 21 — Emma, brig, 121 tons, Captain A, Broolf, for Sydney. PassMigpis — Dr. and Mrs. Dixoo, Mr. G. Steoden, 11. Gillospie, John Menaiy, C. Wake, W.Cairuth, 11. Ebbon, W. Bl,\ck. P. Slioilock. A. She) lock, W. Vickers, James Johnson. — J. Woodhouso, agent.

IMPORTS — rOKEIGU. Per Cashmete from London :— 6 case", 11 boxes, 2 trunks, G. & 11. Isaacs ; 3 boxes, 1 bale, 1 eve, W. S. Grahame; 32 cases, Brown & Campbell; 1 carte, His Hon. W. Mart n ;^1 case, Rev. C. Abraham; 2 bales, J. Rout; 3 cases, order ; A cases, the Lord Bishop of .New Zealand ; <l- boxes, 1 cask, 1 case, Gibson & Mitchell ; 6 boxes, R. VuJdl; 1 bundle, .3 balfs, 7 caaes, 2 casks, 6 boxes, A kegs, 6 packages, Thomas Lewis, 12 quaiter-caslcs, 1 case, Gillillau & Co.; 5 cases, A. Cluik; 1 case, S. Wells; 219 bars iron, Win. Carr ; 1 case, Thomas Kerr ; 55 casks, Gilfillim & Co.; 9 bales 8 cases, officers slHli Regiment ; 7 cases, Rev. T. Buddie; 5 cases, .T. Rout ; 6 pnekngos, 7 cases, Robert Lusk ; 1 case, J. Williamson ; 92 packaged, Wellesley Hughes; '10 cases, Bain & liuit; 13 packages, J. Rout; 6 bales, C cases, A trunks, 11. Keesing, junior; 1 bale as addressed ; 2 cases, A. Clark ; 4 packages, J. C. Abraham ; 8 ditto, order; 5 casks Blown & Campbell ; 2 cases, Bain & Burt ; 78 packages, 1 bale, GilfilUn & Co.; 3 packages, A. Asher; 1 enso Bain & Buit; 75 packages, Brown & Campbell ; 10 hhds., 100 cases, V7 cases, 15 bales, 1 tiunk, 30 cases, 8 crates, 1 cask, 25 barrels, David Nathan ; 1 case, 2 casks, Bain & Buvt; 6 barrels, as addressed ; 1 grindstone, 1 crate, R. C. Barstow; 1 box, A. Clark; 1 box, as addressed; 1 case, Connell & Ridings; 1 box, as addressed; 15 packages, 1 bale, 4 cases, Graham & Henderson; 3 boxes, A. Clnric ; 1 case, as addressed ; 1 box, ditto, 2 packages, order ; 86 cases, 42 packages, Tsaacs & Levy ; 6 cases, A. Claik; 216 packages, Walter Brodie; 5 cases, as addressed ; 2 cases, 191 packages, Brown & Campbell ; 23 bhds. 12 quarter-casks, 17 barrels, 175 bngs, 3600 slates, order ; 602 packages, Gibson & Mitchell.

Tho fine merchant ship Cashmore, Captain Pearson, sailed fiom Gravesend on the 16th of' June, having thus been 125 days on the voyage. From hei known sailing qualities it is believed that she would have mude it in a much shorter time, but for somo defect in her rudder irons which kept her back considerably. She brings on t one hundred and three passengers, a large proportion of whom are for this settlement. At Bass's Straits she was hoarded by a shore-boat, from which she first heard of the dincoveiy of Gold in Austialia. Tho Lord William Bentinck was advertised to sail for Auckland on the Ist of August. The John Wesley was also likely to awl m the course of that month.