SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 629, 24 April 1852, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. Apul 20— Kororaiika, 17 tons, I'airoo, from Russell.— j'. A. Phillips, agent. April 21— lkamotu, 20 tons, 11. Loyd, fiom Wangapoa, with 9000 ieet sawn timber. April 21— Eclair, schooner, 29 tons, J. Rigby, returned to poit.— E. Davy, agent. DKP UITURES. April 20— Ann, 15 ton*, J. Goodman, for Waiheki. April 20 — Napi, 17 tons, J. Tautaii, for Russ-ell, with 1 chest, 2 tea, 30 bag* sugar, 1 lihtl. biandy, qr.-cnsk do., 2 hhds. rum, '2 hhda. ale, 1 package glasswaie, 1 hag salt, 4 boxes candles, 1 box glass,! case pipes, 1 bundle hoop iron, 1 bale mi rchanclise, 1 case spnit>, 1 c.v-k tile, i bag uce, 4 ci&es pickles, 73 packages sundnes. Apiil 21— Oorge, 17 ions Ko te Patu, for Tauranga. Apiil 21— -Children, JO tons, A. Jones, for Russell, with half-ton sugar, 10 boxes soap, 2 boxes glass, 1 case saddles 1 cisk biandy, 1 case copper, rhtto tinware, 4 cans paint oil, 3 chest", 1 half ditto tea, 1 bale slops, 2 cases books, 1 case crockery, 1 case prints, 1 case whip, L big salt, 12 empty cases, 3 bales slop*, 1 halo sheeting, 1 bag sait, 1 cask ale, 1 wheel-bariow. Pa-sengers— Mr. Callegan, fair. W. Davis, Rlit-s M'Coy.— I . Lewis, agent. April 22— Koroiarika, 17 tons, Pairoa, for Russell, with 1 cask butter. April 2'2—Gliu nil Worth, American brig, 200 tons, J. A. Howe,for Port Phillip. Pas^ongeis— Mis. Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Lncy and child, Master Rufael, Messrs. Bell, Wescott, Yeamans, Stevens, Fuller— Mr. and Mrs. E. O'Uiien, and four children, Mr. and Mrs. Ilalos, and tvsochildien, Mr. and Mrs. Byland, Mrs. Kidd and two children, JMessis. Brotherton M'Mean, J. Long, William Hill, Thomas Gray, Ileniy Nelson, Wm. M'Donald, Wm. Crew, Geoige Howard, and Mr. W. Grace.— T. Lewis agent. Apnl 23— East Cape, 18 tons, Te Matene, for the East Cape, with 3 boxes, 1 cask, 2 bags, 5 packages of clothing 1 , blankets, &.c. April 23— Ira, 16 tons, R. Wadtly, for the Barrier Island, with 10 passengers, (miners), and their luggage. Apiil 23— Mary Taylor, 14 tons, T. Owen, for Wanganui, with 11 pieces print*, 3 do. calico, 40 lbs. tobacco, 2 dozen sbhts, 1 bag Hour, 1 do salt. Passengers— T. Dyer, S. Ross.— P. A. Phillips, agent. EXPORTS— FOREIGN. Per General Worth, 30,000 feet aawn timber, 23 Kaui i lickm, 8,000 feet sawn timber, 10 horses, tent and lumber, 30 bags oats, 10 trusses, hay, 12 bags bran.

The schooner Eclair, Captain Rigby, which sailed hence for Port Phillip on the 6th iribtant, returned to port on Wednesday last. She encountered very heavy weather, shipping seas incessantly, and lost her jibbooia, muin»ail, &c. The weather continued so bad that it was thought piudent, rather than attempt to continue the voyage, to be«ir up for Auckland. Her cargo is to be tianshipncd to the Glencoe, laid on for Melbourne, and 6he is to' proceed to Taianwki and Wellington. The Government bug Victoria will sail for Wellington on Monday next. We have seen a valuable Telescope, which Lieutenant-Goveinor Wynyard, has, in the kindest manner, presented to Captain Deck, of the Government Bug, since His Excellency's late tour by that vessel. This gratifying token of approbation beais an appropriate inscnpiion, with His Excellency's cre3t, handsomely engraved by Mr. Watt. The schooner Zillah, Captain Wing, has now got all her rigging set up, and is also taking in cargo for Melbourne, for which poit she will sail shortly alter the Glencoo,

Tuc Arcuc Exi'i.iinioN, — There 19 an intention amongour arctic ofliuers to propose a national testimonial to Mr. Gnnnell, fin his nobls and humane conduct in fitting out, at his jjiivate expanse, the expedition winch sailed last year from the United Slates in search of Sir John Franklin, under the command of Lieutenant De Haven.