SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 599, 10 January 1852, Page 3

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. Jan.j an . 7—Phantom, 10 tons, T. Phillips, from Monganui, whh 11 bales wool, (1] tons.)

DEPARTURES. Jan. G— TI M.S. Pandora, 6 guns, Capt.iin Drury, foi Hokiangaand Kuipaia. Jan. 7— 11.M.5. Calliope, 26 guns, Captain Sir Everard Home, for Wellington and (lio southern settlements. Passengers — His Excellency Lieut.-Governoi Wynyaul, Major Greenwood, and Lieutenant (J. Wynyard, Aid de-Camp. Jan. B— llio-M.imn, 68 tons, McFarlanp, for Sydney. Passengers— Messrs. C. & J. Campbi'-H, Fcdatt, Thomas Gunn, James McGregor, P. Lauiie, Chailes O'Neill. — Salmon & Co., ugeiUs. Jan. 6— Lucy James, 10 tons, D. Joyce* fiom Rfanulcnu for Tavanaki and Wellui«(on, witf. 3 packages merfthjvniljV.P. 1 hr»x- nil. 15.800 feet timber.— Davy and

McDowell, agents. Jan. 7— Star, 17 tons, David liny, for Wangarei, in ballast. Jan. 7— Mary, 23 tons, W. Ilutitly, for Waiheki, and Coroniamlcl, with 1 trunk slops, 1} c.isk butter, t bundle spades, 1 bo>c soap, 1 bng sugar, 1 ton flour, 1 cask beef.— lt. McLeod, agent. j aa , 7_Maiy Taj lor, 1i- tons, R. Renson, for Ngududu, u ith 200 lbs. ii on, 2 ke#s jwint, 1 can oil. P.isRpngois— G. Jackson, and thiee carpenters. — P. A.

Phillips, agent. j au . 7— Kororunkn, 17 tons, Read, for Russell, with 1 case meiciianclizi', 4 iron pots, 10 lbs. tobacco, 18 hags onions, 7 threes beef, 4o bngsbi-cttit, 13 tierces beef, in bond. Passengers— Mr. & Mrs. Smith, uud lour children.— \V. S. Giabame, agent. Jan. C— Napi, I? tons, James Tautaii, for Russell, with 1 puncheon ium, 1 cable tar, 3 kegs p int, 6 enns paint oil, 3 bags rice, 19 do. flour, 1 box soap, 700 bricks, 400 feet timber, 20 bushels lime, 1 windlass & bucket, coil rope, 1 Leg lard. Passengers— Mr. Tighe, Mrs. Lowe, Mr. Braithwaite.— P. A. Phillips, agent. Jan. 9— Rose Ann, 24 tons, John Ryan, for Barrier Island, with 5 kits bacon, 1 bag halt, 1 coil lope, t box soap, 1 do. glass, 7 bags potatoes, 2 kits do., 1 cask nails, 1 kit sundiies, 1 bar steel, 1 box candles, 1 do. speim candles, 1 case pickles, 1 do. mustard, 1 do. salad oil, 1 chest tea, 1 bag sugar, 2 cases groceries, 1 case glassware, 1 cask butter. E VPORTS — FOREIGN .

Per Uio-iMama— 3 rolls matting, 40 bags nhf.it, G foal, s wool (i ton) » cabks speun oil, 1010 lbs. whale-bone, 500 busbels mai^e, 30 coils wool lasliin c ', 2 cases gencTJ.

Sydney. AnutvAt/5. — Doc. 2. Zone, schooner, Davies, from S-in Francisco. 3. Blackball,- ship, Tborne, from Plymouth, 23 August; Spec, brig, Dicey, from San Francisco. 4. Lavinia, schooner, Wyborn, from Moieton Bay; Uiomama, schooner, McFarlane, fiom Auckland ; Fredenck, schooner, Broad foot, from San Francisco; Black Squall, barque, Bowden, from San Franci-co. 5. Arabian, American schooner, Leagrove, fiom Ovalu, <Fecjee Islands) ; Aiab, brig, Palmer, from the Cape of Good Hope; Duke of Roxburgh, barque Kiraopp,from Moreton Bay. 6. Pl.uiet schooner, Hill, from the South Sea Islands. 7. Comet, schooner, Clouston, from Nelson j Lady Nugent, ship, Frazer, from Nplson; Fiances, barque, Curialey, from San Francisco ; OEolus, Letch, Cocks, from the Feejee Islands. 8. Maukin, brig, Eames, from Auckland. 9. St. George, ship, Jones, from the Downs, 26th August. 10. William and James, schooner, Grey, from Port Nicholson ; Adventure, schoonev, Cobben, from, Moreton Bay ; Cndet, ?)arque, Elliott, from Aucldand ; Vimena, ship, Neatby, from Plymouth, 1 September ; Champion brig, Wiley, from Singapore. 11. Sir John Byng, brig, Firth, from Sourabaya; Phoenix, American whaling ship, Wmslow, from the South Seas ; Esther, schooner, Dolittlo, from New Caledonia; Shamrock, schooner, Francis, fiom Moreton Bay ; Alligator, brig, Baker, from Port Phillip; Toroa, schooner, Sholl, from Moreton Bay. 12. Flash, schooner, Thompson, from lions; Kong; Jeune Lucie, i French schooner, Lapaire, fiom Honolulu. 15. Mary and Jane, brig, Chailes, from San Francisco ; Fancy, whaling barque, Stone, from the Auckland Islands; Vtnn>n, -I>rig,,-riJ\&luy, Ciom Ilulxnl TWn; A^ncolii, barque, Bell, from the Downs, 13 August. 18. Essmgton, brig, Mills, from Port Fairy ; Helen, schooner, Whitenell, from Moreton Bay. 19. Velocity, schooner, McVeigh, from Hobart Town , Wateilily, schooner, Burgess, from Honolulu via Auckland ; Haip, schooner, Somerville, from Moreton Bay. 20. Anae Melhuibh, barque, Harries, from Calcutta. 21. Edward, schooner, Truscott, from the South Seas ; General Cobb, schooner, Brown, from San Francisco. 22. Herculean, schooner, Ihckers, from Wide Bay ; Quito, ship, Guuldmg, fiom Shanghai. DLP^nTuncs. — Dec. 2. Samuel, schooner, Guthndge, for Adelaide. 4. Tuscarora, for the South Sea fisheries; Hirondelle, schooner, Lapthorne, for Melbourne. 5. Coquette, schooner, Whinstone, for Gcelong. 6. H.M. schooner Bramble, Lieutenant Ward, for Auckland. 7. Favorite, schooner, Stericker, for Melbourne ; Victory, barque, Fowler, for the Mauritius ; Walter Claxton, American barque, Goodspprd, for San Francisco. 8. Mary Stewart, schooner, Allen, for Moreton Bay. 9. Pedlar, brig, Whettem, for Shanghai. 10. Denveiit, barque, Jardmo, for Melbourne. It. Sea-Witch, schooner, Pryde, for Launceston ; Lima, barque, Yule, for Melbourne; Swan, cutter, Bruce, for the South Sea Islands ; Phoebe, schooner, Mickson, for Melboui ne. 12. Sophia, schooner, Baldwin, for San Francisco. 15. Willing, barque, Bertram, for the Indian Seas ; Minerva, schooner, Reid, for Melbourne. 1«. Thomas and Henry, brig, Bennett, for Melbourne. 19. Antemisia, barque, Itidly, for the Mauiitius; Twins, schooner, Stephens, for Melbourne ; Comet, schooner, 'Clouston, for Nalson ; Fiances, barque, Christey, for Hobait Town ; Toroa, schooner, Sholl, for Moreton Bay. 20. Alert, barque, Milne, for London. Lord Dufferin, ship, Clarke, for Bombay ; lliomam.i, schooner, McFarlanc, for Auckland. 21. Wandeier, briir, Lacy, for Melbourne ; Louisa, brig, Heslop, for Adelaide ; William, schooner, Taylor, for Wanganui (New Zealand.) 22. William, barque, Robinson, for London.

A splendid squadron of merchant ships has been at Spithead daring the past week, — the Earl of Ilard■vvicke, for Bombay ; the London, for New York ; the Yimeira, for Sydney ; the Prince of Wales, for Calcutta ; and the Trafalgar, for Madras and Calcutta, — ships vhich no country in the world could match. Another arrived this morning, the Blenheim, for Calcutta. This ship is IG6O tons, builder's measutement, flush decked, built with immense strength and great store of room, calculated tn carry 48 32-pounder long guns, for which armament she is pierced. She is full of cargo, has 40 passengers, and carries out, among other items, six fine hoiserf, one a thoiough-bred, named General .Washington, out of the stud of the late Earl of Albe■inarle, and recently the property of Mi. Gully. WiMi ouch ships «s these the mercantile marine has as little to fear from the competition of the foreigner, as the British man-of-war has from the rivalry of other would-be maritime nations. — Evglith paper, August.