SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 628, 21 April 1852, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. Apiil 17— Napi, cutter, 1? tons, J. Tautari, from Russell, with 4 bales blankets, 5 bundles leather and 1 horse. Passengeis — Air. Clennie, Mrs. Cnllum, Mr. Cook, Mr. Davis, Miss Hester, 2 seamen, 4 maones. —P. A. Phillips, agent. April 18 — Moa, brig, '236 tons, J. D. Nonis, from Sydney. Passengers — Mr. Hartley, Mr. Swamson, Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox and 5 children. Aptil 19 — Children, schooner, 30 tons, A. Jones, from llussell, with 8 head of Cattle, 40 bushels fruit. Passenger — Mr. Mailow. April 19— Vivid, 26 tons, W. Hitching, from Monganui viA Russell, with '24 cases tobacco, 4 casks sperm, fa' casks black oil, 1 ditto linseed oil, 4> doz nxe handles, 9 boxes tacks, 3 kegs nails, 10 tons potatoes, 2 tons onions, 7Jlbs cobacco. Passengers — Captain Butler, Mrs. Butler, Misses Clendon, Matthews, and Butler. April 19— William, 20 tons, Gedden, from North Cape, with 1 box tobacco, 1 keg blasting powder, also (wreck of the MauKin) half-chest tea, IT cv» t. biscuit, 3 bolts canvass, 1 bag twine, 11 boat oars, 7 coils rope, 2 bags slops, 1 fall, haipoons and lances, 2 tubs, 5 sails, blocks and bell. Passengers — Captain Eames, Messrs. Roberts, Biodie, and Florence, and 11 beanien. W. S. Giahame, Agent.

DEPARTURES. April 17— Ophelia, 25 tons, G. Sunpkins, for the Bay of Plenty, with 15 package slops, 1 box soap, 4 bags salt, 4 bngs sugar, half-chest ten, 2 coils rope, 1 bag ot flour, ditto rice, case gin, 50 bags, 1 case merchandise. Passengers — Messrs. Smith, Lowson, and Sullivan. Apnl 20 — Ann, schooner, 13 tons, Goodman, for Waiheki, iv ballast.

IMPORTS rOEEIG X. In the Moa, 6 Llids. brandy, 16 kegs tobacco, 3 hbds. Bengal rum, 2 hhda. biandy, 60 cases Geneva, 2 half-tierces tobacco, 10 hints. 15. P. rum, 8 boxes tobacco, 25 kegs tobacco, 151 bags Migar, 6 qr.-casks 2 hhds. port wine, 1 bale corks, 305 bago sugar, 120 lialfcbests congou, 30 chests ditto, 5 hhda. B. P. rum, 100 bags flour, 2 casks split peas, 1 cask oatmeal, 3 boxes candles, 5 ditto matches, 4 ditto tin plates, 2 hhds. porter, 162 mals refined sugar, 1 bale coi ks, 2 cases cigars, 70 bugs sugar, 10 chnsts and 10 halt ditto congou tea, 14 bags coffee, 5 boxes souchong, 2 cases rennpt, 1 case capers, 1 bale lamp cotton, 4 cases lemon syrup, 1 case matches, 10 boxes candles, 64 bags sugar, 1 cask basket salt, 10 cas>ks peas, 1 ditto Bath bricks, 2 cases preseives, 4 cases giuger wine, 1 hhd. loaf sugar, 1 ditto molasses, 1 cask salmon, 5 boxes gunpowder tea, 10" bags 2 tons rice, 200 sashweights, 5 bags salt, 1 cask barley, 1 package raisins, ditto tig^, 1 cask herrings, 9 bags sugar, 1 case ketchup, 1 case samples, 4 pat eels stationery, 4 qr.-casks port wine, 8 ditto sbeiry wine, 22 boxes pipes, 2 copper coolers, 5 tuns empty casks, 10 casks pitch, 151 bags salt, 24 casks soda, 7 Lpgs shot, 24 iron wheels, 1 cooking apparatus, 10 bundles 35 bars iron, 2 kegs ironmongery, 45 anchors, <1 chain cables, 2 cases castor oil, 35 diums nail&, 1 cat-e cluck, 2 cases cloth caps, 9 bales blankets, 2 bales flannel, 2 cases 2 bales slops, 17 casks tar, 11 ditto coal tar, 4 bundles leather, 100 bags flour, 2 casks seed, 135 bags sugar, 100 ditto biscuit, 177 shepp, 8 horses, 10 qr.-barrels herrings, 1 box candies, 1 box so.ip, 4 barrels heirings, 3 bags sugar, 20 b.igs salt, 12 tierces beef, 1 case metal, 409 bags sugar, 10 chests tea, 76 nests baskets, 10 kegs tobacco, 9 boxes ditto, 14 ti usses bay, 4 tons potatoes. By the Moa, which sailed from Sydney on the Ist instant, w-e learn that the brig Nina, Captain Phillips, was to sail in a few days after the Moa for this poit duect, with a cargo of sheep, and may now daily be looked | for. The long continuance of light and southerly winds in the Gulf is no doubt the cause of detention to both this vessel, and the Gwalior from London, also to seveial of our coasters considerably overdue. The Nina has been chartered to convey » cargo of oil, wool, and flax to London; and as she will sril within a month after her ariival,wili present another favourable opportunity of forwarding letters to England. The Daniel Webhter, Captain Jones, was to «ail for Auckland about ten days after the Moa left, but the difficulty in procuring crews in Sydney was so great, that much uncertainty prevailed as to the departure of any vessel from that poit, The Napi anived from Russell on Friday night last, having been nine days on her passage, owing to contiary winds. In our report of tbe Bay of Islands shipping in our paper of the 31bt"ult~flle~~arri Iv'sr'bf~tlier1 v'sr'bf~tlier Lord Nelson, whaler, Captam Dubson, of London, from i the Auckland Islands is announced. We are requested to state that she put in at the Bay in consequence of the Captain having been taken dangerously ill at spa, and not able to prosecute the voyage. The vessel has since proceeded to sea under the command of the chief officer with instmctions to return to Russell at a stated period fur the Captain, who, by the last account, is rapidly improving in health. By advices received from Hokianga, we learn of the arrival there of the William Hyde, Captain Apple* whaite, on the 18th ult., and that on the sth inst. she was half loaded. She may therefore be shortly expected l\eve, before taking her departure for England direct, for which place she will sail shortly after her arrival in this port, ! The destination of the barque Clarinda, which sailed hence for Hokianga to load a cargo of timber for Adelaide, has been altered for Valparaiso, for which Port she sailed on the 4th mst., from HoKianga. The General Worth will sail for Melbourne this day. We are requested to say that the passengers will be required to be on boaid by twelve o'clock. In addition to Mr. Rowe, the owner of this vessel, and his equestrian troupe, the following pasfaengers are about to proceed in her to Poit Phillip: — Mr. and Mrs. OBrien, and four children, Mr. and Mis. Hales, and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Byland, Mr. R. Robertson, Messrs. J. Long, M'Mean, William Hill, 1 homas Gray, Henry Nelson, Win. M'Donald, Wm. Crew, George Howard, Mrs. Kidd and two children, Mr, W. Grace, and P. Foley.

Sydney. Arrivals — March 25, Rapid, schooner, Cresswell, from San Francisco ; Mercury, brig, Ray, from Newcastle ; John Potter, U. S. barque, Camden, from San Francisco ; Margaret, brig 1 , McLeod, from the South Seas; Wanata, steamer, from Greenock, November 13, (via Ascension and Table Bay). 28. Shamrock, Bteamer, Gilmore, from Launceston. 29. EarJ of Cbarlemont, ship, Gardner, from Liverpool, 12 Dec. ; Scotia, schooner, Davies, from Port Nicholson ; Corsair, brig, Neal, from San Francisco ; Onyx, barque, Studley, from San Francisco ; Mary Ann, schooner, Lang, from Port Albert. 30. Chieftain, barque, Edwards, from the Downs, 11 Dec; Favorite, barque, Mortimer, from Port Phillip; Sapphire, brig, Fox, from Liverpool, Dec. 24 ; Prince of Wales, brig, Grant, from Melbourne; Atehna. schooner, Pritchaid, from longataboo; Mermora, schooner, Kelly, from Port Nicholson ; Favorite, schooner, Stericker, from Port Phillip; Duke of Wellington, ship, Miller, from the Downs, Dec. 13; Gibson Craig, ship, Ellis, from Melbourne ; Twins, schooner, Doveton, from Port Albert ; Cape Horn, barque, Eecly, from Melbourne ; Shamrock, schooner^ Newcorabe, fiora Port Phillip; Fortune, brig, Vvcrbd, from Melbourne. 31. San Francisco, Hamburgh barque, Kramer, from Hamburgh, 8 Dec. ; Champion, schooner, Collds, from Melbourne ; Despatch, schooner, Peacock, from Nelson ; American Lass, barque, Carmichael, from Glasgow, Nov. 28. ; Melbourne Packet, schooner, Gourlay, from Melbourne. Depauturls. — March 25. Nightingale, ship, Fisk, for Hongkong ; Jhomama, schooner, Le Roy, for Auckland; Mary Jane, schooner, McKinnon for Melbourne ; t7. Carrington, U. S. ship, French, for Hongkong ; Fatima, ship, Sprout, for London; Lillias, schooner, Hannah, for Geelong. 29. J. Lovett, schooner, Rees, for Melbourne ; Herculean, schooner, Smith, for Melbourne. 30. William and James, barque, Coles, for San Francisco. 31. Supply, &ohooner, Fairclough, for the South Sea Islands.

lIonAHT Town. Arrivals, — March 3. Melbourne, brig, Johnson, fiom Melbourne ; Go-a-hend, schooner, Downs, from Melbourne. 4. Triton, brig, Maybee, from Portland ; Jane, barque, Norns, from Victoria. 5. Annie, blig, Maclean, Irom Mauritius. 6. Miranda, schooner, Bentley, from Port Albert. 9. Dart, bug, Sanaon, from Melbourne ; Harriet Nathan, barque, Bowden, from Port Phillip; Victoria Packet, barque, Mair, fiom Victoria. 12. Union, brig, Spain, from Port Phillip; Pilot, schooner, Sheppard, from Port Phillip ; Cosmopolite, brig, Absom, from Port Albert; Maid of Erin, biiir, Ellis, from Port Philip; Cacique, barque, Milne, f'-oni Port Phillip, 13. Eliza, schooner, Archer, from Port Phillip. d 4. Ileinrick, ship, Boye, fiom Poit Phillip ; Albert, schooner, Taylor, from Port Albeit. Zephyr, Bchooner, Jarvey, from Victoria. 14. Agnes and Elizabeth, schooner, Stuart, from Port Phillip ; Esperanzi, biig, Collins, from Port Phillip Waterhly, schooner, Hays, from Sydney; Gold seeker,; schoonei, (iranf, from Poit Phillip.

Dlparturls: — Match 3. Lndy Emma, barque. Young, for whaling; Victory, barque, Nichols, for California; Helen, brig, Carder, for ftlelbonrne; Pryde, brig, Hills, for California; Flying Squiirel, schooner, Payne, for Port Albert. 4. Portland, sch., Mitchell, for Melbourne; Emma, biig, Pockley, for Sydney. 5. Italy, barque, Rowley, for whaling. 7. Splendid, ship, Sniitb, tor whaling ; Colonist, barque, Headley, for London. 8. Black Squall, barque, 13owden, for Victoria. 11. Alice, barque, White, for whaling; Euphiosyne, barque, liarras, for Valparaiso ; Free Trader, schooner, Adams, for Port Phillip ; Nathaniel P. Talmadge, ship, Edwards, for whaling. 12. Fiancis, barque, Christy, for Melbourne; Miranda, schooner, lientley, for Port Albert. 13. Petrel, barque, Davidson, for Port Phillip ; Sword-fish, schooner, Clinch, for Melbourne. 14. Fair Tasmanian, baique, Burgess, for New Zealand ; Dorset, brig, Elgin, for Poit Phillip; Jenny Lmd, schooner, Roberts, for Port Phillip.