SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 582, 12 November 1851, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. Nov. 8-— Mary Taylor, 14 tons, T. Owen, from Ngun." ruru, with 6,0<)0 feet timber. Nov. 10 — Alexander, 36 tons, A. Miller, from Coromandel Haibour, with 14,000 feet timber, 7,1*00 shingles. Passengers— Messis. Houston and Coiblow. "Nov. 10— Iliomama, schooner, 78 tons.J. S. Macfarlane, horn Hawke's Buy, with 50<> bushels wheat, 1,000 bushels corn, 3 tons wool lashing, 3 tuns humpback oil, If ton ditto bone, 6 cwt. whalebone, 1£ ton flax, 5 tons chain and anchor, 2 tons copper bolts. —Salmon & Co., agents. Nov. 10— Victoria, 17 tons, I. Merrick, from Waiheki, with SO tons firewood. Nov. 11— Dove, 20 tons, W. Wilcox, from the Bay of Plenty, with 1 ton fl.ix, 6 tons potatoes, 100 bushels wheat, 300 ditto maize, 1 cask pork. Passenger— Mr. Stewart.— T. Russell, agent. Nov. 11— Dauntless, 2? tons, W. Jeffries, from the East Coast, with 1 saddle, 5 casks pork, 1 bedstead, 1 box plants, 1 tea caddy, 1 keg vinegar, 1 jar oil, 27 cases of household furniture, 600 bushels maize, 100 do. wheat, 13 casks pork. Nov. 11— New Zealander, 14 tons, Te Arawa, from Tauranga, with 200 baskets maize, 50 pigs, 50 baskets potatoes, 20 baskets onions, 20 bags wheat. Nov. 11— Hawkhead, 9,1 tons, R. Lawrie, from Mahuiangi, "with lib tons of firewood. Nov. 11— Sarab.Jane, 17 tons, J. Campbell, from the .East Coast, with 500 bushels maize, 1 ton pork.— W. S. Grahame, agent.

DEPARTURES. 'Nor. B.— Border ftlaid, scbooner, 90 tons, W. Cbam" .pion for the Chatham Islands, in ballast. Passengers—The Bishop of New Zealand, Blrs. Champion and tbre children, Miss Greenwood, Mr. J. Greenwood, fifteen South Sea natives.— T. Lewis, agent. Nov. B— Mary, schooner, 47 tons, E. Whelch, for the East Coast and Canterbury, with 22,000 feet timber, 6,000 shingles, 6 tons of flour, 20 boxes tea, 71 bags sugar, 1 case boots, 6 casks salt pork, 20 lbs. tobacco, 4 cases wine, 4 kegs butter, 4 boxes sperm candles, 1 bale blankets, 1 bale leather, 1 bale belts 10 cwt. bacon, 4 bags rice. Passengers— Mrs. Whelch. Nov. B— Meri Peka, 15 tons, G. Simpkins, for the Bay ot Plenty, with 20 packages sundries, 1 ditto tobacco 2 kegs rum, 3 cases Geneva. Nov. 9— Christopher Mitchel, U. S. fehip, Sullivan, for the Whaling Grounds. Nov. 10 — Mary, 21 tons, Charles D 'Thierry, for the River Thames, with 200 gallons oil, 1 cask porter, 1 bag rice, 1 box sundries. — li. McDowell, agent. Nov. 10— Alexander, 36 tons, A. Miller, ior Mahurangi. in ballast. Nor. 10— Victoria, 17 tons, J. Merrick, for Waiheki, in ballast. Nov. 10— Favorite, 18 tons, G. Crawford, for Waiheki, in ballasf. Nov. 11— Hawkhead, 22 tons, R. Lawrie, for Mahurangi, with 2 bags flour, 4 lbs. tobacco, 2 gallons rum. Nov. 11— New Zealander, 14 tons, Te Arawa, for Tauranga, with 2 casks nails, 1 bag rice, 1 bag biscuits. Nov. 11— Mary Taylor, 14 tons, T. Owen, for Ngururu, with 2 bags flour, I chest tea, 1 bag sugar, lOlbs. tobacco. Nov. 11— River Chief, 158 tons, J. Horsley, for Sydney. Passengers— R. Grahame, Esq., T. Hood, wife and 2 children, P. Callaghan, G. Barry, T. Wbaiion. — J. Salmon and Co., agents.

EXPORTS — rOREIGX. Per the River Chief, for Sydney. Part of original cargo from Tahiti . Shipped at Auckland : 15 barrels "lime juice.

Launch.—^A new schooner, of 25 tons measurement, vras launched from Mr. Niccol's yard in Mechanics' Bay, on Monday morning last. She was named the " Favourite," and is a very creditable little craft of a pretty model. Her proportions were seen to much advantage as she glided from the stocks and rested on the calm bosom of the Bay. The Favourite is another of the numerous additions that are every now and then being made to our coasting fleet. She has proceeded to Waiheke to load with t'mber for the hull of a larger vessel, we believe, of 90 tons, to be next built by Mr. Niccol.