SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 622, 21 January 1852, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. January 16— Cicely, 60 tons, J. Liddell, from Taranftki and Kawhia at Manukau, with 3 boxes, 1 package, 1 caao, 2 boxes soap, 2 tona pork, 1 package bacon, 3 cases apples, 2 tons onions, 6 pigs, 1 bagfflints, and a quantity of firearms. Passengers — Mr. L. Davis, & Rawlingg.— C. Davis, agent. Jnn. 18— Napi, 17 tons, J. Tautari, from the Bay of Islands, with 4 boxes apples, 65 kits peaches, 2 boxes tobacco. Passengers— Rev. Mr. Ilobbs, Miss Ilobbs, Master Hobbs, Rev. Mr. Warren, Mrs. Warren, and two children, Master Busby, Mr. Jerrard, Mr. Coolaban. — P. A. Phillips, agent. Jan. 17 — MerLPeka, 15 tons, T. Raiity, from the Bay of Plenty, with 200 bushels maize, 2 tons flax, halfton onions, 13 pigs. Jan. 19— Victoris, 17 tons, I. Merrick, from Waiheki, with firewood. Jan. 19— Whim, 10 tons, J. Phillips, from Monganui, with 20 boxes tobacco. — W. S. Grahume, agent. Jan. 19 — Hawkhead, 22 tons, R. Lawry, fiom Maburangi, with -firewood. j Jan. 19-— George, 17tons, Ko to Patu, from Tauranga. j Passengers — Rev. G. A. Kissling, Mis. Kisslingaiid family, Misa Baker, Missos 11. & C. Baker, Miss Kemptliorne, Misa Coney, Master Wilson, and 3 native servants.— P. A. Phillips, agent. Jan. 19 — Forager, 12 tons, G. Southgate, from the Bay of Plenty, with 1J ton flax, 1 ton maize, 21 pigs. Jan. 19— Sarah, 12 tons, B. Savage, from tbo Bay of Plenty, with 800 bushels maize, 1 cask salt pork, 10 kits onions, 12 pigs. Jan. 17 — Emma, brig, 121 tons, A. Brooks, from the Bay of Islands. Passengers — Rev. L. Bourand, Mr. F. Braithwaito, Mr. Buchanan, Mr. Mayno, and 52 men 58th Regt. — J. Woodhouse, agent. DEPARTURES. Jan. 16— Hawkhead, 22 tons, R. Lawry, for Mahurangi. Passengers— Mr. Darrock, Mr. N. Darrock, nnd Miss Sarah Hill. Jan. 17— Eclair, 40 tons, F. S. Pepporcorne, for Coromrndel Harbour, with 20 bags flour, 10 tierces beef, 5 boxes soap, 8 tons coals, 50 lba. tobacco, 1 bale slops. • Jan. 18— Victoria, 17 tons, I. Merriclr, for Wniheki.

The Napi arrived on Sunday from the Day of Islands. Tbe William had arrived at that port from Monganui, before the Napi sailed, bringing news to tbe 12th inst. The Whim arrived on Monday direct from Monganui, • bunging news to the 15th instant. When she left there were 27 whalers, chiefly American, in thepoit, put in there for supplies rather than proceed to Sydney lefit their men Bhould desert for the gold fields. Sup,plies had risen at the noi thorn ports; potatoes were liardly ripe enough for ships' uso at sea; andoiders have beeu sont on here, and aro about to be supplied 'from this poit. Several boats' ciows had deserted from one or two of the vessels — news of which has been forwarded by the Captains to Mr. Lewis, tho American Consul at Auckland. H. M Ship Calliope had airived and sailed again on her voyage to Wellington. 11. M. lirigantinp Pandora and Schooner Bramble had alao touched at Monganui. A barque wns signalled inside Tiritirunitfingi yesterday evening at sun-down.