SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 579, 1 November 1851, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. Oct. 29— Tyrian, barque, 226 tons, Captain T. Robinson, from Honolulu. Passengers— -Messrs^^^niy Nathan, Gponje Atkinson, J. Ilunphrips, J^Pleiick: Brooks, J. Middleton, }Vn. Brown, W, A. A. Brown, Spifigue, M'Culman, \\ ilhams, Sehvood, Schofield, J. Drain, C.iptain Ijirkinsbiw, Mrs. liirkinshaw, fie tbiee children. — Clias. Davis, agent. Oct. 29— Mpn Peka, 1.5 tons G. Sims, from Wakatana, witb 200 buMiels maize, 4 pi°s. Oct. 29— Jpnnet, 14 tons, D. M'Lea, fiom Coromandel, witli 5,000 feot .snnn timber, 6,000 shingles. Oct. 30 — Vicloua, 17 tons., I. MtTiick, from Watheki, with 30 tons firewood. Oct. 30 — John, 23 tons, J. Maddocks, from Mahurangi, with 800 jifilm^s, 8 tons firewood, 10 riclcers. — Combes & Daldv, agents. Oct. 31 — lin, '21 tons D. Farrow, from Wangeiei, in ballast. — T. Russi-IJ, nypnt. Oct. 31— Cen Lomond, L>s tons, D. Campbell, from the East Capo, with 200 bushels wheat, 000 ditto maize.

DEPARTURES. Oct. 28— Eliza, 42 tons, VV. Ellis, for the Eusf Const, .with 8 tags sugar, 1 case wine, i do. cherry, half-a-ton s;ilt, 'i Logs paint, 5 casks nulls, 1 pacLigs sundries, l plough, 11 oil-casks, 1 package rowchcuidizp, 1 tvy-pot, 1 coils cordage. Oct. 28 — Antelope, 35 tons, J. Leathart, for the East Coa^t, with 1 rnsli varnish, 2 bags blankets, 5 casks* salt, 3 cat-ks slops, 60 lbs. tobacco, 1 box soap, 1 box pipes, 1 anchor. T-SahnoD & Co,, agents. Oct. i!8 — Isabella, 17 tons, J. Falkner, for Tauranga, with £> packages merchandise, 2 boxes ditto, 2 bales blankets, 1 bag biscuit, 1 cask coal tar, 1 box tobacco, 1 cask porter, 5 bags rice, 2 packages raerchandizts 1 ton flour. Oct. 29 — Rose Ann, 24 tons, Ryan, for the East Cape, v. ltb 3 cases blops, 2 horses, 2 casks gin, 2 casks ale, 12 empty boxes. Oct. 30— Hawkhead, 22 tons,R. Latfrie, for Maburangi, with 3 hags' flour. Oct. 30— Hawkhead, 22 tons, R. Lawrie, for Mauurangi, with 2 b.igs flour. Oct. SO— John, 28 tons, J, Maddocks, for Mahurangi, in ballast. Oct. 31— Alexander, 36 ton 3, A. Miller, for Coromandei Haibour, in ballast. Oct. 31 — Koyd, la tons, J. McTntoab, fer the Bay of Plenty, with 1500 bricks, 25 casks, 20 lbs. tobacco, 2 gallons brandy, 2 bags sugar, 7 packages.

lAIPORTS— FOREIGN. Per Tynan, from Honolulu — 395 bags flour, 9 cases merchandize, 5 cases tobiicco, 4 cases chocolate, 2 ditto bonnets, 13 bales met chandiee, 12 casks vinegar, 670 bags sugar, 50 rolls matting, 330 boxes tea, 2 casks ridUs, 4 cases poit wine, a quantity of empty bags, (about 200,) 11. Nathan; 90 bags flour, 8 packages sundries, Jame-? Middleton ; 1 oase, Baroness de Thierry ; 1 case Col. Wynyaid ; 1 case Dr. Philson ; 9 bales 13 cases merchandize, 24 bundles furniture, S laths, 1 case merchandize, George Atkinson ; 193 boxes candles, 8 boxes starch, order ; 190 bags sugar, older ; 220 bags sugar, 4 quarter-casks sherry, 5 cases, do., 2 do. port, 60 kegs white lead, 10 do. black paint, 10 do. yellow do., 1 case mustard, 1 do. washing blue, 1 do. patent medicine, Capt. Robinson ; 10 barrels pitch, --it) do. tar, SO cases oilmen's stores order ; 3do clothing, 1 bale clothing, 1 case tobacco, 4 tins turpentine, 6 bolts} sail cloth.

The Tyrian, 42 days from Honolulu, arrived on Wednesday morning, having on board several of our old Auckland le&idents, and other passengers on their return to Sydney from California. The schooner Matilda, 200 tons, vrao advertised to sail for Auckland and Sydney on the 16th September. The Mary Catherine had proceeded to San Francisco ; she was to call at Hono* lulu on her return, to sail direct from that port for Sjdney. Mr. Nathan, owner of the Mary Catherine-, did not go on in his vessel to San Francisco, but has returned in the Tyrian en route to Sydney, Captain Berkinsliaw, formerly master and owner of the schoorier Minerva, and his family, have also returned to the colonies by this vessel.

HOJTOMJMJ. Arrivals :—August 22. Marine Plant, brig, Gibson, from San Francisco. 23. Tyrian, barque, Robinson, fioin London, via Valparaiso. 25. Orion, barque, Reed, from Liverpool, 162 days out. 30. Giraffe, brig, Robinson, from San Francisco; Usk, brig, Dunley, from Liverpool-; Amelia, Therington, from San Francisco. Sept. 12. H. M. brig Swift, Aldham, from Hilo. September 1. Minerva Smitb, American ship, Captain Childs, with 700 barrels sperm, 100 ditto whale oil, and 25001bs bone. 11. China, American ship, Capt. Reynard, with i9OO barrels, whale oil, and 1400lbs bone. Departures:— August 22. H. M. brig, Swift, Aldbam, for llilo. Sept. 2. North Star, ship, Palmer, for Hongkong; Giraffe, brig, Robinson, for Manila. 5, Amelia, Therington, for Amoy ; Orion, Rsed, for San Francisco.

(From the "Polynesian," September 13.) MEMORANDA, PER SHIP CHINA, CAPT. REYNARD. Sbip, Cosmopolite, of Havre, was wrecked on Cap© Chaplin, near Bhering's Straits, July 12. The captain and crew were takfen on board the sbip China, and pioceeded towards the Sandwich Islands. The weather has been very bad this season. All July was a continuation of thick weather, and strong winds, and plenty of ice, and no regularity to the currents, which rendered the navigation of those seas very bad, and required the greatest exertions on the part of the masters and crews, to keep their ship* from going on shore or among the ice. Whales were very scarce. July 25th, thirty ships in Bight, and not one whale where they were very plentiful the season before. From July 25th to August 20th, the China experienced very bad weather and had three very heavy gales ; lost four boats, and carried away fore-top-iuast, mam-top gallant mast and jib-boom, besides losing shooks and casks off deck. Ships ipoften and htard of from, on or about the 21st July in Bhering's Straits. Abigail Youn«\ New Bedford, nothing ; Ab. Barker, Norton, N. 8., 1 whale; Brighton, N. 8., 5 whales, taken on Kamtschatka; Braganza, Devol, N. B. t whale ; Caroline, Plaskitt, N. 8., nothing ; Canton Packet, Howland, N. 8., nothing; Copia, N. 8., 4 whales j Coral, Sherman, N. 8., 1 whale ; Champion, Bailey, N. 8., nothing ; Fortune, Hathaway, N. 8., 2 whales ; Francis, N. 8., nothing ; Gen. Pike, Baker, N. 8., 3 whales ; Gpo. Howland, Cromwell, N. 8., I whale ; Gideon Howland, Jarnegan, N. 8., 10 whales, taken on Kamtschatka ; Gladiator, Turner, N. 8., 1 whale; Globe, Taber, N. 8., 1 whale; Gov. Troup, Coggshall, N. 8., I whale ; Hariison, N. B. unknown ; Haivest, Almy, N. 8., 3 whales ; Huntress, Gibhs, N. 8., 700 barrels, taken on Kamschatka; John Wells, Cross, N. 8., nothing ; Liverpool, Barker, N. 8., nothing; Midas, Woodbridge, N. 8., nothing; Mineiva, Hazard, N. 13. i whale ; Montpelier, Tucker, N. li., 1 whale ; Montreal, Fish, N. 8., 2000 barrels, taken on Kamtschatka; Mount Vernoii, Willis, N. 8., nothing ; Mount Wallaston, Barker, N. 8., nothing ; Nassau, J\. 8., 1 whale ; Nilos, Bailey, San Francisco, 2 whales ; Pacific, Hoxey, N. 8., nothing; Robert Edwards, Burgess, N. 8., nothing ; Sally Ann, N. 8., 2 whales, Saratoga, Harding, N. 8., nothing ; Win, Hamilton, SlioclJey, N. 8., 1 whale ; Win. Thomson, Jarnegan, N. 8., 3 whales; Arab, Snell, Fatrhaven, 1 whale; Sam. Washburn, Fairhaven, 1 whale; G. Washington, Gibbs, Wareham, nothing ; Ontaiio, Slocum, N. B-4 whales; Ocmulgee, Cottle, Tisbury, nothmg; Bowdich, Waldron, Providence, 6 whales taken on Kamtschatka; Ocean, Swift, Providence, 1 whale ; Tameilane, Shockley N. 8., nothing; Arctic, Gellett, N. 8., nothing; Sheffield, Roys, N. L., nothing; Alert, Bolles, N. L.

4 whnles, on KamtschatU ; Arraata, Holt, 3Si. L,, nothino-- Bengal, N. L., nothing ; Wm. '1. Wheaton, Green' 3 whales ; Mary and Susan, Brown, Stonington, 1200 barrels, Kamchatka. The ship Mary Mitchell, Sayre, of San Francisco, wa<» lost in the jce. The following: report has been lecpived from tie ship Win. Wirt, Capt. Fisher, ni Jived at Lahaina: — Ship, Arniaw, Holt, went on a reef off Cape North, on or about the 15th July. No woid fiom her crew. Ship Sol. Saltus, of Fall River, July 25th, a total loss on Fox Island. No fuifher pmticulars. Ship Mary Mitchell, formerly of Nantucket, u total loss in the ice, near St. Lawrence Island; when last seen, her masts weio out, and the ice alongside. Ships spoken July 2~ylh. Stephnnia, 2 whales this season ; Lagoda, no oil this season: Rosseau, 2 whale« ; Uoogley, 3 whales ; Lobt. Edwards, i« halo; City, Eldrege, nothinsr ; Columbia, nothing Mary Ann, Dallman, no oil ; Constitution Bunlcer, do 0,l ; Lexington, Bunker, * «hale* 5 Daniel Webster, Meatier, 2 whales ; Luminary, Norton, no oil ; Java, N. Bedford, 1 whale; Roscius, Winslow 1 vrhale; Ene. Blackmer, 4 « hales ; Seine, 4 w hales j St. George, Ilawes, 600 barrels in all. Tv addition to the above, the Wm. Wirr spoke many 'of the ships reported as spoken by the China. Ship Cosmopolite, of Havre, was wiecked on a reef off Cane North, She bad on board 1600 barrels of oil and«o,«oolbsofbone,of which a part was saved by ship China. . . Cant. Fwher experienced a heavy gale in latitude U north, and sprung a leak, which obliged him to sail for these islands to repair. The Steam Ship Amazon, of 2356 tons, and 850•borse power, the second of five sbips of si similar size, intended to run between Southampton and Cbagres via St. Thomas, with the West India and Pacific Mails, was launched from the building yard of Messrs. Green, of Black wall, on the 28th June. She ia the latest ship ever launched in the Thames. The Panama, of the same tonnnge, building at Southampton, was to go oft the stocks on the I'lth July; and the Demeraia and Ma°dalena, sister vessels, and both 2300 tons, were neaily ready for launching, and weie to have been put in the water in August. The Oronoco, the first ship of this new line, is to start on the 2nd of October.— Prom Ihe Polynesian.