SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 597, 3 January 1852, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. Dor. 31 — Iliomama, schooner, 78 torn, J. S. Macfailane, from Sydney. Passenger— John liailow. Salmon & Co., agents. Jan. 2— Antelope, 35 tonfl, 11. Sturloy, from the East Const, with 700 bushel* maizp, 30 do. wboat, 1^ ton spprm oil, \ ton whalfbone, 5 casks pork, 200 lbs. bacon, 2£ tons wool-lashing.— Salmon 6c Co. ngonts. .Tan. 2— Mary, 4j tons, William Huntley, fiom Waiheki, with 45 tons firewood.

DEPAttTUItKS. Jan. 2— Helen S. Page, baiquo, 225 tons, J. J. Church, for Sydney. l?nssengeis-~Mr. and Mis. Dodcb, Miss Smith, R. Dacie, Esq., James McMillan, wife, and 4 children, Mrs. Burnett nncl 4 children, George Sinclair, wife, anil 2 children, Thomas Uom-o, P. Ryan, Robert Hick, John Stayner, Thomns Iluntw, John Binka and wife, Mrs. Bennett, Henry Dawpon, wife, and 2 children, Mts. Sheiloclc, 4 cluldven, »thl servant, John Clarke, James Rowe, William Crattin.

imports — toexicn. Per Uiomama, from Syrtnoy— 4 binls. rum. G quarter casks British whiskey, 2 bales bags, 4 bales cotton, 3 cases do., 2 barrels raisins, 1 case hats, 30 bags su^ar, (> .-asks rum, 0 giindst^neß, 400 sheep, 12 tons coaL, 7 cases oilman's stores, 4 bundles hoop iron, 6 casks s,oda ash, 53 baga suet, 1 iion boiler, 1 sot billiard cublnons, 20 half-chests tea.

EXPORTS— rOHEIGX. Per Holcn S. Page— ll '2 rickers, 18 pieces junk timber, 20 cases pipes 2 t\o. paints.

11. M. S. Calliope, 26 guns, Captain Sir J. Everard Home, sails, we undeistand, on Monday next, for Wellington. His Excellency Lieut.-Colonol Wynyard, Coramanclor of the Forces in New Zealand, accompanied by Ins Private Secretary, Capt. Cockciait, 58th Kcgt., pioceed as passengers by her on a Tour of Inspection of the troops in the Southern Province. 11. M. brigantinp, Pandora, Capt. Drury, sails to-chy for Ilokianga and Kiapara, calling on her passage at the former port to complete the survey of the Bar, tbence proceeding on to Kiapara. She wentdown to Waihelu lost week to take her supply of water on board, and letuined on Wednesday rooming, — the last occasion, we haveno doubt, on which any of H. M. slaps will lure to go to that island for a similar purpose, as, very shortly hence, the new tank for containing a suflLionf supply of water, of the purest quality, will be completed, and the pipes laid, down for conveying it to the end of the new pier, where, at all hours of the tide, it can be conveyed into the water casks as they lie in the boatb without incurring- the least delay. The Pandora was accompanied on her trip to Waiheki hy the- yacht schooner, Undine, at present in charge of Capt. Travers, K.A. lI.M. schooner, Bramble, (tender to Calliope,) Lieut. Ward commanding, is, we undei stand, under ordor3 to proceed to Sydney eaily next week. 11. M. Government Brig, Victoiia, Capt. Deck, sails to-day for Wellington and the Southern Settlements. The barque Cornwall, 452 tons, Captain Dawson, arrived at Lyttelton on the 10th instant, from London, with 105 passengers, sent out by the Canterbury Association. This fine vessel, the property of Messrs. Wigrams, -of Blackwall, is commanded by Captain Dawson, formeily of tho Slams Castle, whose services during the disturbances in the North in 1845, wiJl long be remembered by our old colonists, many of whom will, we have no doubt, be glad to learn of his safe arrival in the colony again, although his death was reported some time ago in the columns of our contemporary the Southern Cioss. The Iliomama, nine days from Sydney, arrived in our port on Wednesday morning. The brig Emma, having the bulk of the mail on board had sailed for Auckland on the 17th ult., and the Maukin was expected to sail the day after the Iliomama left. The following passengers cleared out from Sydney in the Emma — Mr. Steedon, Mr. H. Bartheil, George Lang, Isaac Jackson, William Harreau, and Charlotte Dalichoo. The Illionaama lost only a Sew sheep, — saw a brig, supposed to be the Emma, of the North Cape.

Manifest of the Emma, for Auckland: 5 boxes tobacco, J. M'Leigh ; 7 boxes tobacco, A. Brooks ; 36 bags coffee, Bogueand Co. ; 20 bags flour, N. Giffard ; 1 package brass wire, Kirchner and Co. ; 30 bags flour, 10 bags salt, Henry Dent ; 1 case apparel, J. R. Hirst ; 1 keg lard, Buyers and Learmontb ; 3 parcels saddlery, John Knox ; 1 case drapery, Ray and Glaister; 4 casks paint oil, 10 drums turpentine, 13 bundles spades, 9 kegs nails, 7 bags glue, 1 bundle flour sieves, I dozen grindstones, 35 kegB paints, T. Woolley ; 5 hogsheads beer, Smith Campbell, and Co; 32 mats refined sugar, 60 mats sugar, 5 chests tea, 1 bale woolpacks, 1 case oilman's stores, 1 coffee mill, A. Fairf ix ; II tierces beef, 2 boxes 4 tierces spiced beef, 3 horses, 4 heifers, 50 sheep, 22 bags salt, G. Stedon ; 64 baga sugar, 5 chests congou, 2 bags barley, 1 box nutmegs 22 bags salt, 10 half-chests congou, J. Caldvrellj 8 cases drapery, J. Rickards ; 1 cask 3 bundles brushware, 6 cans 6 kegs turps, 57 cans paint, 4 barrels, L. and S. Samuel.— Herald, Dee. 17. Manifest of the Maukin, for Auckland : 3 bales gunny bags, 2 cases hats, A. and M. Moses ; 1 package brushware, Watkins and Dean ; 1 case drapery, Price, Favene, and Gwyn ; 1 box drapery, D. Jones and Co. ; 1 case matches, 50 sheep, 24 horses, 15 kegs tobacco, W Wright; 11 tierces, 1 barrel beef, Henry Dell j 22* casks fire clay, J. Taylor; 1 case books, Henry Dent.—H«-a«, Dec. 19th.

The schooner William has changed hands, haying been purchased from Mr. Thomas Stewart by Messrs. Taylor and Watt, of Wanganui, New Zealand, for which port she will sail in a few days, and is intended for a regular trader between Wanganui and Sydney .-rSyduey Morning Herald, Dec, 17, The schooner Amazon, hailing from New Zealand* arrived yesterday from a cruize. She was employed in obtaining oil and seal-skins, at Macquarie Island, where unfortunately two of the crew, half-caste New Zealanders, named Jamea Lee and Robert Gray, in coming off to the vessel in a whaleboat, were upset and drowned. — lh. The Maiiy Catjjemne. — Mr. C. Newton 6old this vessel yesterday, for the sum of £1100 sterling. Captain Robinson, late of the Tyrian, was the purchaser.— Ib. China Shipping.— By the Favourite, from Hongkong, we have news up to the 4tb October. The barque General Palmer, for Sydney, sailed from Amoy, with a cargo of sugar and coolies. The Statesman, Captain Cooper, sailed from Hongkong, for Amoy and Sydney, on the 2nd October, with » cargo of sugai , to fill up with coolies. The Lady Sale, for Sydney via Manilla, sailed from Hongkong on the 4th October. The schooner Almeda, with teas, left Hongkong, for Shanghai, on the Ist October, from thence to Sydney. Tno Ganges, from Manila, arrived at Amoy on the fifth September, and sailed for Sydney on the 14th September. The brig Regia, at Shanghai, and schooner Catherine, wore loading for Sydney, and the schooner Napoleon, for Melbourne and Sydney on the 4th October. The Quito, ship, was loading for Iloban Town via Manilla. —Ibid. Dec. 18,

Out oi Good llnvr Sit mi< us.—-'! ho timl -.icimei Bospliofus, Ctjilaiii S. \ . Hi!!, .nrr.tj ),i imm Wj on Tuesday evcnui,',, tlu> *.':.) d Si'pu-inbei, in only t'niiymno (liiya from l J l}mouili f whu I) port slic Jeit on t'lo l.jili ultimo, nt half past tbiwo'cloik r.ii. C.ipt 'in Hail !iad strong lioj>i»s up lo lMu'.iy ) i-^t, ol bcin^ .ible to roiU'l) tin* bay ou Sumluy, wliicli would li.ivo imdc .1 pnissjigo of only tluil\-so\e 1 d.i>>, but aftoi ilmi unio the vessel had to contend a^mn-jl a stiony soinh-e.iMiM, with a heavy <3ea and luc current. 'J lie Piopoutis airivod at riyniouth on tl>o lUh ultimo, ut «) a.m., in thirty s>ix dajs.ind si\tcen hours fi 0111 tho Cajic. It is expected that in futuie stcimcis will touch .it Abcontsion instead of Siena Leone, and pio!) ihly also at St. Helen,! on tho Homeward voyage. The l.u^e sto.imcvs \%ill not commence running to the Ope until two 01 thine months hence.-— Cape Shipping CxizelU 1 , September c io.

IIOBART TOWN. AnniVAf <?.— Nov. 10. Petrel, l»uqui',BlacKburn,frora Sydney; Mius>aretJUrock, barque, U'Michan,irom Poit Phillip; liauiet Nat htm, baique, Itowdou, from Poit Phillip. 16. Hum, brig, from Melbourne. <iO. Jano, barque, Norm, fiom New Zealand. HI. Mnhlk'ton, ship, Stone, irom London, sth August, i'j. Mo&clioto, schooner, Wise, from Geelong ; Undine, baique, Fan, from London lTtli July ; Flymu; Childci*,, baiqu<', I'.aylie, fiom the South Sens. 17. Kspciaiizn, brig, Colli/is, fiom Poit J»Lilhp ; Emm ijbnjr.PockU-y, fiom Sydney ; Svvordfibh, schooner, Clinch, from \ictona; Wjmgfish, schooner, Ogilvie, iiom Victoria ; Sut-sex, baique, Gardiner, from Bernng's Straita; Pilot, schooner, Gaidiner, from Port Albert; William Wallace, bug, Cracknall, from the South Sons ; Asia, French barque, Le Liore, fiom Havre, 2nd July. °29. Windermero, barque, Ross, from London, 9th August; Sisters, schooner, from Port Phillip; Miranda, schooner, Dentley from Port Albert; Frco-Tiader, schooner, Adams, from Port Albeit; Cosmopolite, bug, from Twofold Buy. 30. Melbourne, brig, Jotinaon, from Victoria; Dart, brig,San«om,fromViotoiia; Go a-htwl,Bchooupr, llendeison, from Victoria; Agnes and Ehz.iletli, .schooner, Dalton, from Victoiia ; Velocity, bi igaimao, M'Keigh, fiom Sydney- Decombov 1. SaciiuieiUo, bavqup°Gwntlnn, from San Fiancisco; Homy Kduard, schooner, Davidson, from Gcelon£. 7. Antaro«s, bdiooner, Young, fiom Adelaide; Laik, U.S. ship, Kelly, from tbo South Sous; Colonist, b-mjup, Headloy, from London, 7th August; Union, but.;, Spain, iiom Adelaide; M.uy Anno, schoonei, Lauj;, from Poit' Albeit. DiPAinuiics.— Nov.lG. Mary Ann.pcl.ooner.foi I oil Albeit, John HuM.scuoonn, for Poit Phillip. ( 10. Mailha and Elizabeth, schoonei , llanscn, for Victoua^; Doisct, brig, Elgin, for Victoria; Union, bcliooner, Tanner, ior MelbouniP. <23. Circassian, schooner, Smith, for Melbourne. 24<. Ann Jano, schooner, Seijcant, for Melbourne. 25. Triton, bnp, M.iybep, ib» roitlantl ; Haniet Nathan, baique, Bow den, for Melbouine. 2G. Ynira, "schooner, Kohb, ior Alelboume. 2?. Thaua, brip, Pcakc, for Melbourne; Austvalasi.i, barque, Rl'l'lierson, for Launco&ton. 29- Scotia, schooner, Plunkett, for Victoria ; Margaiet Brock, barque, M'Mechan, for Adelaide ; "Blenheim, ship, Molhbon, for China. December 4. Pilot, schooner, Sheppaul, for Victoria; Free-Trader , schooner, A dnins, for Poit Albert; Susanno, brig, Millar, for Melbourne. 8. Emma, bngr. Pockloy, for Sydney. flymj-Fish, schooner, Oyilvio, for Gcelong. >'

llouiri Town j\L\nkLi&. A fe*v sales hace l>oen effected since our last notice of the iUaiket, ami Wheat may ho quoted at from 4s. 3d. to 4h. Gd. ; Oats, ss. to .X 3d. ; Maize, Sa. (k). to Is. ; liian, Bd. pei bushel; Flour, £13 jmji- ton; Hay, V C6 5s ; Potatoes, £3 15s. to jC 1 ; Butter, is. per lb. ; Eggs, Is. 2il. per dozen ; Poultry, 3s. fail, per couple ; RJutton, b} r the carcase, 2^d. per lb. ; Ueef, by thebido, 2 id. per lb. ; Lamb, 2s. tid. per <ju<irtec ; Pork, ."id. to 7d. per lb. ; Veal, id. to sd. per lh.— Colonial Times, December .sth and 9th.