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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 625, 10 April 1852, Page 2

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Arrivals. —February 25. William Alfred, schooner, Tinley, from Wellington. 26. Ferdinand, schooner, Blenheim, from San Francisco; Herculean, schooner, Birch, from Wide Bay. 28. Tom Tough, schooner, Pattison, from San Francisro ; Toroa, schooner, Sholl, from Moreton Bay ; Fatiraa, barque, Sprou 1, from New Plymouth ; Harp, schooner, Soinerrille. from Moreton Bay. 29. Phoebe, schooner, Nixon, from Melbourne; Clara, brig, Thompson, from Melbourne ; Jeane Lucie, schooner, Lepaire, from New Plymouth ; Melbourne Packet, schooner, Gourlay,from Melbourne; Glencoe, barque, Lilewall, from Shangbae; Empire, schooner, Brown, from Melbourne; Thomas Lord, schooner, Higgins, from Melbourne; Wanderer, brig, Lacey, from Melbourne ; Margaret and Mary, schooner, Cum>, from Geelong; Shamrock, steamer, Gil more, from Melbourne. March 1. Ai>incourt, barque. Pashley, from Plymouth, 21st Nov. 2. Meg Merrilies, schooner, Smith, from Port Albert. 3. Gipsey, scbr,, Archdeacon, from Moreton Bay; Woodlark, barque, Kendall, from the South Seas. 5. Terror, schooner, Rodd, from Anatara ; Jane, barque, Fowler, from the South Seas. 7, William Gladstone, brig, Smith, from Liverpool. 8. Arabian, schooner, Seagrrove, from Melbourne; Emma, brig, Pockley, from Hobart Town. 9. Nina, brig, Philip, from San Francisco; MaryJnne, schooner, M'Kennon, from Geelong. 10. Sir John Byng, brig, Firth, from Newcastle; Lavinit, schooner, Wyhorn, from Moreton Bay; Diana, brig, Hanson, from Melbourne. JI. Alary Stuart, schooner, Allen, from Moreton Bay; Jack, brig, Murphy, from Moreton Bay. 14. Spencer, brig, I. Morris, from San Francisco. 15. Star, barque, Ewry, from the South Seas ; Iliomatna, schooner, M'Farlane, from Auckland. 16. Moa, brig, Norris, from Auckland ; Independence, brig, Cureton, from the South Seas ; Pelham, barque, Anderson, from San Franci-co. 17. Dumfri«s, ship, Green, from San Francisco; Arbuthnot, ship, Bannatyne, from the Downs, Dec. I ; Essingtou, brig, Mills, from Portland Bay; Emma, ba que, Kelly, from Melbourne ; William, brig, Coffee, from Launceston; Caldew, barque, Snow, from Shanghae; Lovett, scbr., Reea, from Melbourne ; Amazon, ship, Vincent, from Amoy. 17. Wild Irish Girl, brig, Todd, from Melbourne ; Lillian, schooner, Hannah, from Melbourne. 19. Aimed ti, schooner, Mailler, from Newcastle. 20. Souvenir, schooner, Brown, from Moreton Bay; Mohawk, ship, Liddell, from Shanghte. 22. Christina, brig, Nealds, from Melbourne; Fanny Fisher, barque, Harrold, from Mauritius; Sir George Seymour, ship, Nailor, from Falmoutb, 26th Dec. 23. Dart, brig, Collins, from Melbourne. Dlparto res.—February 25. Thomai and Henry, brig, St. John, for Melbourne; Velocity, schooner, M'Veigb, for Geelong. 26. Lady Nugent, ship, Knight, for Madras. 27. Helen Baird, barque, Wilson, for Manila; Speed, Barque, Connell, for San Francisco; Favourite, schooner, Stericker, for Melbourne. 28. Kiwi, brig, Johnson, for Geelong; Sir John Byng, brig, Firth, for Newcastle. 29. Souvenir, schooner, Brown, for Moreton Bay. March 1. Piince of Wales, brig, Gaunt, for Melbourne; Shamrock, schooner, Nfwcombe, for Geelong; Mary Ann, schooner, Lung, for Port Albert; Coquette, schooner, Farmer, for Melbourne; Champion, schooner, Balday, for Melbourne; Juliet, schooner, Rogers, for Melbourne 3. Water* lily, schooner, Hayes, for Hobart Town. 4. Vanquish, schooner, Steel, for Melbourne; Jessie Byrne, B»ker, for Newcastle. 5. Shamrock, steamer, Gilmore, for Melbourne and Launceston. 6. Julia Percy, brig, for the South Seas; Nut-brown Mayde, cutter, James, for Melbourne. 7. Duke of Wellington, barque, Throckmorton, for Melbourne; Phantom, brig, Packer, for Melbourne; Melbourne Packet, schooner, Gourlay, for Melbourne; General Hewitt, ship, Gatenby, for London ; Blackwall, ship, Thorn, for London. 8. Duke of Roxburgh, barque, Collard, for Port Cooper. 9. Almeda, schooner, Mailler, for Newcastle. 10. Vanieiri, ship, Neatby, for London ; Santipore, barque, Robinson, for Msidras; Genii, brig, Brown, for the South Sea* ; Nerbudda, barque, Main, for Ceylon; Emma, brig, Brooks, for Melbourne j Phrebe, schooner Nixon, for Melbourne; loroa, schooner, Sboll, for Melbourne. ,11.' Margaret and Mary, schooner, Cnrrie, for Geelong; Thomas Lord, schooner, Higgins, for Melbourne; 1 Sheffield, U.S. ship, Roys, for the South Sea". 12. Harp, schooner, Magee, f6r Moreton Bay; Emma Prencotr, brig, Plant, for Melbourne. 18. Quito, ship, for London ; Indus, barque, Poole, for Melbourne. 14. Empire, schooner, Morris, for Geelong. 15. Henrietta, schoouer, Nation, for Adelaide; Clara, brig, Cooney, for Melbourne. 16.' Susan, brig, Church, for Hongkong. 17. Meg Merrilies, schooner, Smith, for Melbourne; Lalla Rookb, barque, Haines, for Newcastle. 19. Clarence Packet, schooner, Cathery, for Melbourne; Louis and Muiam, brig, Pilfold, for Melbourne. 21. Laviuia, schooner, Wyborn, for Moreton Bay; Jack, brig, Murphy, for Moreton Bay ; Don Juan, schooner, Courtney, for Melbourne; Tom Tough, schooner, Clarke, tor Melbourne, 22. Emma, brig, Po6kley,' for Hobart Town;' William Alfred, .schooner, ,Tinley, for Wellington. 23. Terror, schoouef, Uodd, for Isle of Pinai }' William, barque, for London; Diana,.brig, Hausen, fqf Melbourne; Harfeq.ujn, schooner, Trevethen, for Gedoog,

Hon a r t Town. Arrivals.— Jan. 22.— Melbourne brig,Johnson,from Fort Phillip. 23. Agnes & Elizabeth,scuooner,Da!ton, from Geelong. 24, Pilot, schooner, Shepherd, from Port Phillip. 25, Cacique, barque, Milne, from Port Phillip ; Rebecca, barque, Lovett, from Victoria ; Black Warrior, U. S. barque, Bartlett, from whaling; Panama, barque, Hariis, from California ; Dart, brig, Sunson, from Victoria. -26, Anna Maria, ship, Smith, from London ; Commodore Proble, U. S. ship, Lampbirp, from Boston. 28, Helen, brig, Carder, from Sandwich Islands. 29, Alert, brigantine, Taylor, from Port Albert. He nry Edward, schooner, Davison, from Victoria. 30, Robin Hood, ship, M'Gindy, from Mystic ; Sir Harry Smith, barque, Raymond, from Melbourne. 31, France**, barque, Christy, from Melbourne ; Augus. tus, barque, Abbott, from whaling; Black Squall barqup, Bowden, from Sydney. February I—Eliza,1 — Eliza, barque, Mansfield, from whaling j Levant, ship, Cooper, from United States; Julia, brig, Fisher, from whaling ; Fair Tasmania, barque, Arthur, from Port Albert ; Union, schoonei, Pitt, from Geelong. 2, Adelaide, schooner, Cartwrlght, from Victoria. 5, Circassian, schooner, Smith, from Victoria ; Elizi, ■chooner, Archer, from Victor'a ; Italy, U. S. barque, Rowley, from Green Port. Portland, schooner, Mitchell, from Victoria ; Sacramento, barque, Gwatkin, Irom Vicioria. 7, Delta, barque, YVeekes, from Green Port; Nimrod, brig, M'Leod, from whaling. 8, Pryde, brig, Burke, from San Francisco. 9, Yarr«, schooner, Robb, from Victoria. 11, Apolla, cutter, Harrison, from Victoria. 12, Cosmopolite brig, Absom, from Port Albert ; Zephyr, schooner, Tannei, from Victoria ; Creole, schooner, Gotulay, from Victoria ; Gold-Seeker, schooner, Grant, from Melbourne. 14, Miranda, scb , Bentley, from Port Albert. 15, Lady Emma, barque, Young, from whaling. Helen, barque, Anderson, flora Melbourne. 17, -Flying-Fish, schooner, Ogilvie, from Port Phillip ; Alert, schooner, Taylor, from Port Albert; Agenoria, achooner, Abbott, from Port Albert. 18, H.M.S. Bramble, Lieutenant Ward, from Sydney ; Lady Leigh, schooner, White, from Hongkong. 21, President, ship, Thomas, from Victoria ; Thalia, barque, Volum, from Port Phillip. 22, Moscheto, schooner, Hutcliiusoa, from Port Phillip. 22, Emma, brig, Pockling, from Sydney. 24, Natbanael P. Talmade, U.S. ship, Edwards, form Cold Springs. 25, Alice, U. S. barque, White, from Cold Springs. 58, France*, barque, Christy, from Melbourne ; Flying Squirrel, schooner, Arthur, from Port Albert; Euphro^yne, barque, Bayass, from Sournbaya ; Elizabeth, batque, Storey, irom London the 18tb November ; Victory, schooner, Fenmck, from Portland Bay; Splendid, «liip, Smith, from Cold Springs. 28, Dorset-, brig, Elgin, from Victoria ; Fiee Trader, schooner, Adams, from Port Phillip ; SwordFish, schooner, Clinch, from Port Phillip. 29, Jenny Lind, scboouer, Roberts, from Victoria ; General Sale, barque, Thomson, from Plymouth 18th Nov. ; Fortitude, barque, Sanderson, from whaling, DfcPAßTufits.— Jan. 23. — Waterlily, scb., Burgess, for Sydney ; Tasman, barque, Hargravei, for London. 24, Victoria, barque, Livingston, for Melbourne ; Mechanic, ship, Cory, for whaling. 25. Dorset, brig, Elgin, for Melbourne; Erama.bris, Pockley, for Sydney. 27. Miranda, schooner, Bentley, for Port Albert. 28, Swordfish, schooner, Clinch, for Victoria. 29, Agenoris, schooner, Abbott, for Port Victoria ; Jenny Lind, scb., Lucas, for Victoria. 30, Jane, barqup, Norris, for Victoria. 31, Sabrina, baique, Kemp, for California ; Colombia, barque, Hallock, for whaling ; Wellington, barque, Crosby,' for London. Feb, 1, Moscbeta, sch., Hutoliin.son, fof Geelong. 2, Go-a-liead, sch, Downs, for Victoria. 4, Alert, schooner, Taylor, lor Port Albert ; Osprey, schooner, Grigg, for California ; Free Trader, schooner, Adams, for Victoria ; Calcutta, barque, Wrankmore, for London. 7, Dart, brig, Sanson, for Victoria ; Flying Squirrel, schooner, Arthur, for Port Albert; Zephyr, schooner, James, for Melbourne; Cacique, barque, Milne, for Melbourne. 8, Frances, barque, Christie, for Melbourne ; Cicero, barque, Fox, for whaling; Pilot, schooner, Shepherd, for Melbourne. 10, Terror, schooner, Moig»n,for Melbourne. 11, Har. riet N»tban, barque, Bowden, for Vicioria, 12, Munford, schooner, Hnyle, for New Zealand. 14, Circassian, schooner, Smith, for Victoria ; Cheshire Witch, biig, Milne, for Victoria ; Dove, sch., Baker, for Melbourne; Emma, sch, G. Simms, for Melbourne. 18. Esperanz.i, brig, Collins, for Melbourne ; Cosmopo lite, brig, Absom, for Port Albert; Sophia, brig, Hardcastle, for New Zealand ; Margaret Buck, barque, M'Mechan, for Victoria. 19, Eliza, scb., Archer, for Melbourne ; Lady Franklin, barque, Willet, for Norfolk Island ; Sisters, brig, Clarke, for Nevr Zealand. 20, Agnes & Elizabeth, sch., Stewart, for Geelong, 21, Southern Cross, barque, M 'Arthur, for London ; Anna Maria, ship, Smith, for Guam ; Agenoria, sch., Abbot, for Port Albert ; Alert, scb., Taylor, for Port Phillip ; Union, jich, Capon, for Port Phillip. 22, Robin Hood, ship, M'Gmley, for whaling; Windermere, barque, Rons, for London ; Gold-Seeker, sch., Grant, for Port Philip; Union, sch., Capon, for Melbourne ; Creole, sch., Gourlay, for, Victoria. 25, Delta, ship, Weekes, for whaling:; Architect, ship, Casper, for California. Zephyr, sch., Tanner, for Melbourne ; Levant, barque, "Cooper, for whaling, 27, Apollo, cutter, Harrison, for Melbourne ; Helen, scb , Cobban, for Melbourne ; Moscheto, scb., Hutcb.nson, for Geelong. 29, Pacifico, brig, M'Kellan, for San Francisco ; Flying- Fish, scb., Ogilvie, for Melbourne.

Further Search for Sir John Franklin.— The public will learn with satisfaction that the next expedition to the Arctic regions, in 1852, in search of Sir John Franklin and the missing officers and crews of the Erebus and Terror discovery ships, will be made as efficient as possible ; and that, in addition to the Pioneer and Intrepid screw-steamers, employed in the recent expedition, the Phoenix, a much larger icrew-stcamer, of 260 horse power, which was taken up from Woolwieb to Deptford about a week ago, is ordered to be fitted and strengthened at the latter dock) aril for service in the Polar Sea*. The excellent Arrangements of sending three screw-steamers to Wellington Channel has been made in order to aroid similar delays to those experienced by the Pioneer and Intrepid steamers, during the recent expedition, when they had to tow the Resolute and Assistance sailing ressels. In the erent of its being considered necessary to send sailing Teasels with scores to the Arctic regions next spring, they will independent of the steamers, and the latter will only have to act in concert with each other.— Watchman^ December 17.

SYDNEY MARKETS.— Friday, March 19. Tij* Miils. — Messrs. Barker and Co. . The supply of wheat this week has been about an average of former weeks, though considerably less than the quantity generally received about this time in previous years. Prices have advanced, the purchases at this mill having been made at from 4s. 6d. to ss. 3d., accord lag to sample. Flour is firm at last quotation* (£l3 for fine, and £11 for oecoud quality, per ton of 11)00 ib.), with an increased demand, chiefly for the Melbourne market. Bran, Is. 2d. to Is. 4d. per bushel. — Mr. Briellatt : Owing to the very limited supply of wheat brought to market, and the .inferiority of many samples, prices hare again slightly advanced, ss. to ss. 3d. having been given for prime samples. Flour remains as before, £13 per ton fine, and seconds. Bran, Is. 3d. per buthel.