SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 587, 29 November 1851, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARMVAI.S. Nor. 26 — Victoria, 17 tons, 1. Merrick, from Waiheki, with 30 tons firewood. Not. 27 — Antelope, 35 tons, J. Leatbart, from the East Coast, with 600 lbs. bacon, 7f>o bushels wheat, 3bO bushels wheat. Passenger — Mr. H. Slurtey. — J. Salmon, agent. Nov. 27— Alexander, 36 tons, A. Miller, from Mahiirangi, with 12,000 feet timber, 40 tons firewood. Nov. 28— Raven, biig, 170 tons, Captam Bowden, from Sydney. Passengers — Mrs Matthews, Messrs. Bjron and Yeatmao.— VV. S. Grahame, agent.

DEPARTURES. Nov. 26— Maukin, bri», 106 tons, R. L. Eamns, for Sydney. Passengers — Miss Itabone, Miss E. Kabone, Master Rabone, Master R. Rabone, Mrs. de Lency, Miss d<> Lency, Miss Mitchell, David Chandler, Samuel Benuett, Martha Bonnet and child, Thomas Wilson, William Wilson, Charles Wilson, Mrs. Bond and three children, Thomas Lowe, Mark Symonds, John Cibb, Thomas Ryan, wife and son, Philip Roberts, John Roberts, George Crawford wife, and two children, F. Wethered, and son, James Wright, Robert Lang. — W. S. Grahame, agent. Nov. '26— Victoria, 17 tons, I. Mernck, for Waiheki, in ballast. Nor. 26 — William, 20 tons, G. Godden, for Monganui, with 4 flour-mills, 1 bundlo scythes, 16 bundles reaping books, 4 boxes pipes, 1 case oilman's stores, 2 bales blankets, 1 bundle rugs, 9 boxes raisins, 8 boxes candles, 10 casks bottled beer, 20 kegs white lead, 1 case soft goods, 5 drums figs, 1 bale prints, 1 k<*g nails, 1 bag sugar, 20,000 shingles. Nov. 26— Emily, 10 tons, W. G. Mair, for Wangarei, with 30 lbs. sugar, 20 bushels lime, 5 bogs flour, 1 case gin, 60 lbs. tobacco, 2 bales goods, 1 box raisins, 2 bales sundries, 1 bag sundries. Passengers — Mrs. Mair, Miss M. Mair, Mr. Hogarth, R. Dent, and five natives. Nov. 27 — Alexander, 30 tons, A. Miller for Mahurangi, in ballast.

CLEARED OUT. Nov. 28— Vivid, 26 tons, W. Butler, for Monganui, with 5 < cases manufactured goods, 1 bale, 1 bale forks, 1 do. scythes, 1 bag coffee, 2 do. salt, 6 cases ale and porter, b boxes soap, 5 bag sugar, 1 boiler, 1 package ginger, 1 do nails, 4 mats sugar, 1 box pipes, 1 bag whiting, 2\ chests tea, 2 boxes fruit, 2 bags rice. I 'box mustard, 1 keg white lead, 1 do. port rriue, 1 do. vinegar, 1 cart, 1 hhd. rum, 1 hhd. brandy, i quarter-cask do., 10 cases gin, 1 package tin-ware, 1 bale boots, 1 bundle leather, 2 boxes candles, 3 casks beer, 2 bales, 1 case, 1 bale bats, 1 box glass, 2 bozes sardines, 2 bales spades. — W. S. Graliame, agent. Nor. 28— Ellen, 16 tons, T. Hunter, for Coromandel Harbour, with 1 hhd. rum, 1£ ton cordage, 5 bags eogar, 5 bags potatoes, 2 casks beef, 4 do. mutton, 4 half-tierces, beef, 1 ton flour, 2 pieces chain, 3 anohors, 2 boxes raisins, 3 cases groceries, i bale blankets, 1 boltcanva3, l keg whiskey, 1 steel mill, 1 sail, 3 bags nails, 1 wheel, 1 patent truss, 1 cask tar.

IMPORTS —FOREIGN. Per RaTen : 110 bags flour, 98 casks, 19 kegs nails, 100 dozen spades, 40 boxes, 40 half-boxes soap, 34 horses, 300 sheep, 1 log hardwood, 1 case sraallware, 2 cases cheese, 1 cask ironmongery, W. S. Grabame ; 1 case metals, 1 bag nails, 1 ton 1 chest coffee, 20 boxes soap, 20 bores candles, Weston & Co.; lease cheroots, G. Frazer; 2 parcels books, J. Williamson ; 10 halfchests ten, 1 bundle wiie, 1 case books, GiJfillan & Co.; 4 bales leather, J. Ireland; 2 cases cheese, 1 case 1 package French plums, 1 case cocoa paste, Ordrr ; 40 feet iron gas tube, 8 elbows for tubes, Salmon & Co.; 15 boxes candles, W. S. Gr.ihame ; 56 mats sugar, °2 cages blacking, 1 case oilman's stores, W. Hughes; 3 boxes soap, 3 boxes candles, 3 bags sugar, 1 bag nce 7 1 bag coffee, 1 case cloves, 8. 13. Nash.

The Raven, brig, Captain Bowdc-n, which came to anchor for the first time in our haibour on yesterday evening, sailed from Sydney on Wednesday the 19th inst. She took on board 34 horses and 300 sheep, out of which she lost 3 horses and 30 sheep during the passage. The Eclair, schooner, Peppercorne, sailed on the 16th imt. for Auckland, and was spoken by the Raven on Wednesday last standing in for the Bay of Islands. The Moa was to sail on the 291h, this day, from Sydney for Auckland, and the Helen S. Page about ten days after the Haven. The biig Emma was to be placed on the Patent Slip before she would sail again for this port. The Raven was built at Launceston •for the Sydney trade, and it appears that no expen&e has been spared to make her comfortable and conrenient for passengers —her cabins are elegantly fitted up. She is certainly an acquisition to our line of Sydney packets, of which our port may be proud. The Mary Catherine, from San Francisco the 30th August and Honolulu the 27th September, anived at Sydney, with 90 passengers, on the lOih instant. She reported the ship Johanna Sarkies, from Valparaiso, lost about ten miles south of San Francisco Heads, on the 25th August. H.M.S. Swift was at Honolulu when the Mary Catherine left. The Sydney whaler Rhone was also at that port repairing damages received in the Arctic Seas. She reported the Muriane, of Jlobart 'i'9wn, with 80 barrels sperm, prior to the 2nd August, and on the 6th the following Hobart Town whalers — Prince Regent, 4 whales; Eiin, clean; Fortitude, 1 whale. The Victory, barque, Captain .Nicol, fiom the Downs the 16th July; and the GenDi.il Hewitt, ship, 'Captain Gatcnby, from the Downs the 21st July, arrived at Sydney on the 14th inst. The Enchanter, barque, Captain Duthie, from the Downs the 2nd August, arrived at Port Philip on the 2nd instant.

. English Shipping. — The Salacia from Sydney Oth March, arrived ut Graveaend on the 31st July. The Cornelia, from New Zealand, arrived nt Cowos on the 29th July. The William Hyde, fiom Auckland 9th April, arrived at Plymouth on tho 30th July. The "Waterloo and Hamlet, for Sydney ; Tory and Candahar, for Adelaide, sailed Jrom Deal on the 27th July. The Aden, for Hohart Town, sailed from Graveaend on the 24th July. The Tasmania left Plymouth for Portland 27th July, and the Lysander for Adelaide on the 30th July. The Georgia, for Sydney, sailed on 31st July. Tbe following vessels were advertised : — William and Mary, 538, with emigrants, to sail from Plymouth about 29th August, and the Senator, 450, King, 20th September, for Sydney; Admnal, 703, Lamond, for Port Phillip, 10th August; Andromache, 800, Passmore, 25th August, for Port Phillip and Adelaide ; Windermere. COO, Ross, for Hobait Town about sth August; Cornwall, 580, for Port Lyttelton, 12th August; Chieftain, 700, Scott, for Wellington 15th August: Maori, 900, Shaw, for Nelson, Wellington, and Otago, Ist September. The Thomas Fielden, from Liverpool to Adelaide, was spoken on 27th July in lat. 49'iiorth, long. 9* west; and the Princess Amelia, from Portland Bay to London on 20th May, in lat. 28* south, •long. 47- east.

[VVp ropublish the following notice from the Gnvernmeat Gazette, refenmg to tho rock on which the Jliowania stiuck on the 10th inpt., aa reported in the New Zealantler of the 15th inst.]