SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 624, 7 April 1852, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. April 3— Ann, schooner, 18 tons, 11. Brown, fiom Matakana, with 1000 feet sawn timber. April 4— Cashmere, bbip, 640 tons, Captain G. Pearson, from Kaipara, with 050 loads spars and junk timber, 62 boxes apples.-— Brown and Campbell, agents. April ft— Victoiia, schooner, 17 tons, Mem'ck, from 'Waiheln, with 30 tons firewood. April j-Jolm Phillips, barque, 392 ton«, Captain 11. Poole, from London. Passengers-— Messrs. Lloyd, Armstrong, Richie, Gain, Webster, Scoit, Frazer, Mr. and Mrs. Gully and four children, Mr. and Mrs, Bnggs and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Fawell, ftlr. McKinnon. — Brown and Campbell, agents. April 6.— Glencoe, barque, 156 tons, J. Lillewal, from Sydney. Passengers— Mr. and Mis. Samuel Brown, Mrs. Edg.'cotnbe^Mr. G. M' Vay, and Messrs. Davis, Andiea s, Moyle, Teece and Ross. T. Lewis, agent. April 6— Louisa, 23 tons, Ilautonga, from Russell, with 1 horse, 7 boxes passengers' baggage. DEPARTURES. April 3— lsabella, 17 tons, J. F.iulkner, for Tauranga, with 1 cask biscuit, 4 package suudnes, 2 cases oil, 1$ doz. spades,, 2 bales blankets, 1 bale prints, a packages tobacco, 3 cases gin, 2 mats sugar, 2 boxes tea, 2 cases wine. Apiil 3— New Zealfcisder, 14 tons, Te Makalu, for Taurang-i. April 3— Ann, 18 tons, Brown, for the Wade and Waiheki. April s —Victoria. 17 tons, Isaac Merrick, for Waiheki. April 7— Raven, brig, 270 tons, J. Bowden, for Sydney. Passengers— Mr. Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Reeves, Pi. L.ibatt, Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Nicliotbon, M^s Wall, V\ , Tough, A. Campbell, G. Gagp, E. Donovan, J. Heneriol^, Mrs. Middloton, Eliza and Sarah Middleton and four children, Mr. .md Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Fdhey, Margaret Walsh, J. Field, Joseph and John Men'itt, James and John Doel, Mrs. W-ike and two children. Mr. and Mrs. Couf-ms, Mr. and Mis. Stowe, Mr. McKinnon, W. Hunt, \V. (Jedden, E. Maku, and Johnny. — W. S. Grahdine, ngent. A pnl 6— Louisa, 13 ions, H.iutonga, for tlie East Coast, with 3 hoists, 7 boxes passengers' baggage.

IMPORTS — FOREIGN. Per John Phillips, baique, from London :— ll bales, 1 box, 8 package.'-, 5 lilitK 10 bairels, '20 hnlf-hbds., UO packages, 292 bags salt, Biown &. Campbell; 4 cases, 18 packages, J. Rout; 4L packages 58 bales, 1 puncheon, J.iniieson J<ime , 4 cases C. Joslin; 1 hoi, Rev. Y. Lush; 2 pipes, Mps>s, 58th Ilegr. ; b prkg*., Wm. McKenzie; 1 c.t*.e, Major CockcuH ; 1 ca-se, 5 pckgs., 1 bale, Order; 10 bundles, 1 parcel, 66 pck^b., 6 £-casks, 1 cask, 2 chests, 9 pckgs., 1 tiuss samples, Bain & Bunt ; 9 packages, Wm. J. Taylor; 1 cask, AJhson & Webs'ei ; 3r>b pckgs., Gibsrn & Muchi'll , 1 bale, 4 balf-tieices, 2 tierces, 7 pckgs., 3 pckgs., 4 cases, i-bdle, 20 bundles, T. Lewis; "I bales, 1 box, Archibald Ciaik; '39 pckgs., 88 pots, \V. H. Taj lor ; 12 packages, 4 ciates, G. ltubsell ; 0.) pckgp., C. Da\i3 ; 6 pckgs., A. S. Webster; 1 case, 1 cable, Rev. W. Lawry ; 50 cisks, '25 pckgs, 10 tons salt, 'i crates, J. A. Gilfillan & Co. ; 7 packages, W. li. Taylor, 1 case, li. Vitlal; 4 cas^s, G. & 11. Isaacs; 1 case, S. F. Ward ; 1 case, J. Rout; 1 case, Percival Berr«y ; 1 case, Ilev. J. llobhs; 30 cases, 5 bales, C. Wuufoid; i box, J. W. Carr; 55 packages, W. Hughes; 5 casos, Connell & Ridings; 57 pckgs., 30 kegs, Samuel Fleraming-; 12 cases, Ilev. J. C. Abrahams; 4 bales, 5 cases, 2 casks powder, W. Biodie; 1 box, order; 1 iron casting, J. Watson; 1 box, Wr«. Timbrell; 1 box, F. Whitaker; 1 do., Mr. Young; 1 do., Mr. Tidmarsh; 16 hhds., 4 qr.-casks, 4 do., 40 drums. 52 pckj?s., D. Nathan ; 2 cases, Sergt. S. R. Harrison ; 1 box, Rev. Y. Lush, 1 do., Dr. Pollen; 1 package, G. Alien; 1 box, \V. M. Baines ; I case, Mr. Newman, 6 packages, A. Clark ; 5 bales, 8 packages, A. Buckland ; i bale, 0 der ; 33 packages, 10 barrels, Bain & Built; 9 cases, 17 halfbarrels, l? cylinders, 2 bottles, 1 bundle, 197 handles, Ordnance Stores.

EXPORTS — FOBEIGN. Per Ravpn, brig, for Sydney ••— 95 boxes onions, 82 bags onions, 39 bales flax, 24 trus3f>s hay, 110 bags potatoes, 12 disks speim oil, 2 carotels currants, 6 casks raisins, 3 cases sardines, 4 casks cocoa nut oil, 2 .casks do., 45 boxes onions, 54 tons regulus, 20 cases pickles, 2 cans cheese, 1 case drapery, 8 casks slush, 1 case gin, 5 gallons brandy, 4 tieices beef. The barque John Phillips, which arrived on Mondny, oailed from the Downs on the 25th December, making the passage in one hundred and one days. She touched at the island of Tristan D'Acunha, and made Bass' Straits in eighty-four days. The Gwaltor sailed for Auckland from Deal, on the 13th December, twelve days before the John Phillips. 'J he Barbara Goidon was laid on by Willis and Co., for Auckland, but her destination was aiti'ied for the Southern Settlements, and the Incbinnan, chartered by the same firm and laid oa instead of her, to sail about the 10th of January. Another company of pensionars for this province was to have been despatched per the Incbinnan. H. M. S. Fly anived at Plymouth on the 4th December, and 11. M. S. Ilavannah, from Sydney, had also arrived. The barque Glencoe, of this port, Captain Lillewal, arrived yesterday from Shanghap via Sydney. She left the founor port on the 20th December, made Cape Otway on the 18th, and arrived at Sydney on the 29th of February. The baique Caldew, Snow, from Shanghae December 10th, arrived at Sydney on the 14th of Rlsuch. The barque Alverton sailed /or Iloh.ut Town fiom Slianghae on the same day that the Glencoe left. The hbip Mary & Ann, from Shanghae to Sydney with a full cargo of tea, was wiecked on a c6i.il and sand spit on the southWest fide of Kangtlon, island, in E. lon. 115 c 15' 15" lat. S. 6 ° 59' 25", on the 17th November ; all hands weie saved. — The Ilioniama, from Auck* lai/d the 3id, ai rived at Sydney on the Isih ultimo, and tbo Mon, hence the 4th, amral on the 16th : the Moa sighted tlie Iliomiimfi on the 10th, and from that time both vpst-els kept company till th^y sighted land. The iUoa, Daniel Webster, lliomamd, brigs, Nina, and Spencer, were laid on for Auckland; the latter arrived at Sydney on ihp 1 4th ult. from San Francisco, and has been purchased by Mr. Thomas Henderson lor Henderson & JVi'Kiirhuip : she is repotted to be a fine brig of W tons, liutish built; Mr. Martin, lato chief ofheer of tho (Jli ncoe, has got command of the Spencer; she is exp"Cted to aruve in a few dny. — Hie Helen S. Page was sold at Sydney on the 22nd ult. for the sum of £Q?5 to ftlr. E. ftl. Savers, for the Melbourne trade. Tho Thomas Aibulhnot, ship, anived at Sydney on tho 17th ult. Irorn the Downs the Ist December; and on th" 2-ind the Sir George Seymour arrived from FalMouih tin '«?oilj Di ceniber with 2\io immigrants. The (jl(M)cOc sailed iiota Sydney on the 2 Kb Match, and iii idt- Capo Mane Van Diem en on the 3rd instant. She p^pi ik'iced vrry bad weather a few days buLre making thd land.

The ily, 14, Commander R. A. Oliver, arrivpd here Us,l evening, from Auckland, which she left on the V9th August, «rrivi>(l at ll)P Falkland Inlands l 27th Leptember, bailing on the 30th lor Rio, which she reached on the 17th October, which place she left on tue '43id, and wu& oft St. Michael's on the 23rd, ie«ic!i-

ing Plymouth Sound on the evening oi* the 4t!i December. The Fly spoke on her passage the following vessels :— 29th August, the Thames, 115 days out from London ; 25th Sept., exchanged numbcis with the English brig llalket, in lat. 56 l 2i) S, long. 64 11 \V. Sept. 30, lying at Port William, Falkland Islands, the Windsor, of Liverpool ; Levenside, barque ; and the Titinin, schooner. 27th Oct., exchanged colours with the French ship Harmonic ; spoke the Jane, schooner, of Liveipool, in lat. 15 21 S, long. 31 38 \V. sth Nov., spoke the ship Avon, of Uangor, in lat. 5 40 N, long. 27 23 W ; exchanged colours with barque Mandarine. 14th Nov., exchanged numbers with her Majesty's ship Havannah, 19, Capt. John Erskine. Ist Dec, exchanged numbers with Swedish brig and Danish barque ; a French barque ; the Paseda, Swedish brig, steering south-west. On the 3rd Dec, enchanged numbers with the barque Boterlog, in lat. 49 12, long. 5 W.—Devenport, Dec. 5. The Fly, 14, Commander Oliver, was mustered and inspected at Devenport on Saturday by Flag Captain Ijiwe, of the Impregnablp, and went into harbour to be paid off. Portsmouth, Dec s— The Havannah, 19, Captain Erskine, sailed for Plymouth this morning to pay off. She landed her small freight of native Australian gold yesterday, which was fonvHrded to London by Messrs. Emanuel of Portsmouth, freight agents. There is another small freight expected home in the baique Boadicea ; &he has one lump of native gold on board that weighs l()31bs. The officers and crew of the Acheron that came home in the Havannah have been transferred to the Victory. The Rodney, 9V2,9 V 2, Captain Graham, is ordered to fill up her complement and pioceed to the Mediterranean station.