SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 657, 31 July 1852, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. July 27— Dorp, 20 tons, White, from the Bay of Plenty, with 10 tons potatoes. July 27 — Victoria, 17 tons, ]. Mruck, from Waibeki, vx ith „0 tous firewood. July Tl — William, 20 tons, Gedden, from Monganui, with 11,000 f'oet sawn timber. July °il — Kclair, 40 ton*, Marie, at Manulvau, for New Plymouth, with C 2 cises merchandize, 3 tons potatoes, 9 kegs butter, 155 bags flour, '20 bags bum, i ton onions, \ ton bacon, 1 ten carrots. Passengers — M». Reed, Mr. Dayy — Davy & Jaivie, agent*. July 30 — Isabella, 17 tons, Here iMatinga, from Taurangn, vnih 60 bushelb, maize, 15 busbela potatoes. July 30 — John, 18 tons, Ti Tara from Owotila, with 230 Lits potatoi^. July 30— iwary 23 tons, VI. Daries, from Wniheke, with 38 tons firewood. ll J ass«ng«TS — Mrs. McLeod and child, Mis. Allison, Mr. James Campbell, and 1 native. July 30— Ann, 25 tons, Charles de Thierry, fiom Waihelt' with 16 tons firewood. July 30 — Piako Lass, 10 tons, XV. Smalley, from Piako Rivei,with 2 tons flax, £ ton bacon, 30 bushels Wheat. July 30— Ilawkhead, 22 tons, R. Laurie, with 21 tons firewood. July 30 — Bon Accord, 17 tons, W. R. Finl.ison, from Kjwau, with 1 bale slops, 1 bag b >ots and shoes, 1 1 box tinware, 1 bag ditto, I ca^e sago, 5 casks lard, 2 casks sheep's tongues, 1 cask d-iid apples, 25 bags f-uga-.

DEPARTURES. July '17 — Victoria, \7 tons, Merrick, for Waiheki. July '27 — Antelope, 35 tons, Davis, for the East Coast, with 2 bales slops, 20 bugs ditto, 490 bags, \ ton foap, 1 cwt. tobacco, 5 cwt. sugar, 10 dozen spades, 4 horse*. July 27 — William, 20 tons, Gedden, for Monganui. July 27 — Persoveivance, 14 tons, Bradly, for Mahurangi, Jujy 28— Endeavour, 14 tons, Christian, for Woiheki. July 29 — Ro3e Ann, 2t tons, John Ryan, with 1 case j brandy, 12 sheep, 5 horses, 2 cwt. tobacco, 4 cases ! gin, .*> gallons ruin, "2, bags sugar, 1 case slopq, ] cask do., 1 bales blankets, 2 do. t»lop«, 1 bell, 30 empty casks, 3 tons salt, 7 saddles, 1 cask bottled ale, 1 do. porter, July 29— Ira, 16 tons, Campbell, for (he Barrier. Jul'j 30— Ophelia, 15 tons, G. Simpkins, for the Bay of | Plenty, with 3 horses, 4 tuns casks, 3 bags sugar, 2 boxes tea, 2 do soap, 2 bags salt, 1 case geneva, 1 do. brandy, 3 dozen spades, 9 cases and bales. July 30— Mary, 25 tons, W. Davies, for Waiheke, in ballast. July 30— Hawlchead, 22 tons. Kokoluno, in ballast. July 30— Fomger, 12 tons, W. Winter, for Matata, with 18 packages metal, 1 case butter, 1 cask beef, 1 do. lard, 1 bundle hoop iron, 3 cheats tea, 1 ream paper, 2 cases crociceiy, 5 bars iron, 1 bundle iron, 2 b.i»s rice, 1 coil "rope, 2 bales, 10 bags flour, hoise, a millstones, 13 empty casks, 4 bags flour, 4 do. salt, 1 do. sugar, 2 tons potatoes. .July 30— Raven, biig-, 170 tons, Bowden, for Sydney. Passengers — Mrs. Osborne and son, Mrs. Losee, Mr. Peppercornp, Mr A. Keeping, Mr. R. Gilfillan. Mr. 15. Reynolds, Mr. John Reynolds, Mrs. IlawkiVey, Miss Isai (.ley, John Mulgreen, Mr. George Hunter, nnd l«o sons, William Brooks, M» and Mrs, S. Kerr, J. Kennedy, Ralph Tattersall, Mr. and Airs. Rampling and child, J. Edmunds, J. Broggreff, Emma and Eliza Broggrtff, Edward Lock, G. Browij, Henry Hogarth, Pieice Mahou, Robert Kirk.— W. S. Grnbn me, agent. July 30— Gwalior, baique, 404 tons, Passengers — Lieut. Bulkeley, Mrs. Aldred, 2 children. &c servant, Mrs. Ward and child, Miss Elliott, — Bain & Bunt, agents.

EXPORTS — FOREIGN. Per Raven : — 1 bale drapery, 2 do. slop?, 3 cases slops, 5 bales blankets, 2 cases slops, 2 cn*es hardware, 13 kegs nails, 3 casks ironmongery, 6 casks hardware, I case do., 6 bales blankets, 3 cnsks nails 12 boxps Rperm candies, 1 bale baize sbirts, 6 boxes sperm candles, 2 bales sbirts, 3 do blankets, 15 cases champagne, 10 puncheons rum, 5 hlids. brandy, 6 bales blankets, 3 do. cotton sheets, 2 cases prints, 1 bale flannel, 1 trunk, & 3 boxes boots and shoes, 1 ca»e cigars, 6 bales blankets, 2 cases' books, 3 packages fruit, i) cases port wine, 11 cases j berry, 1 cask hardware, 5 bales canvas, 5 bales, 1 c.\se sbirts, 1 bale slops, 3 cases shirts, 1 trunk caps, 3 cases saddlery, 1 do. belts and braces, 5 bales shirts, 3 cases hats, 1 bale shirts, 2 do. slopi, 4 cases saddlery, 10 hhd*. brandy, 2 pianofortes, 1 bale linen, 6 barrels and 5 caroteels currants, 65 boxes sperm cnndles, 1 case hosieiy, 1 do. sbirts, 1 bale counterpanes, 40 boxes candles, 23 coils cordagp, 10 cases oilman's stores, 5 trunks boors tmd shoes, 2 bales canvas, 1 bale pilot cloth, 15 bales blankets, 2 cases trowsers. 19 caßes pipes, 6 bales blankets, 4 cases saddlery, 1 ditto haber« tlesbery, 1 bale shirts-, 1 do. serge ditto, 3 cases regatta ditto, 1 case slops, 1 case hosiery, 1 case drapery, 6 bales blankets, 1 case silk bats, 1 case sbiits, 2 carrotels cuirants, 2 cases bams, 6 casks sperm oil, 39 pieces timber, 436 boards, 128 bundles shingles, 57 bolts canvas, 2 bags boots, 1 box compasses, 2 boxes pickles, 1 cas>e mustard, 1 case vinegar, 2 quaiter-caska wine, 1 octave do. 1 case sherry, 1 case port, 2 boxes and 1 trunk wearing apparel, U cases slops, 15 kegs herrings, 1 cask black oil. Per Gwalior : — Part of original c»rgo from London, Shipped at Auckland— t bales ordnance stores, I crate earthenware, 1 matted box, 1 box, 6 casks bottled beer, 1 case confectionery, 23 packages personal effects.

Eastern Steam Navigation Company. — The first annual meeting of this company was held on Wednesday, at the London Tavern, bi*hopsgate-street. The chair was taken by R. W. Crawford, E^q. who, in moving the adoption of the repoit previously read by the secretary, said that the Peninsular Company was entitled to great credit as the pioneers in this eastern communication. The Kastern Nngivntiun Company had sufficient funds at present ; and it was, not the in tention of tbe Directors to call for more money until the contract with the Government should be obtained. Even thi;n the call would not be more than £2 10s per share every three months for the building of tbe ships that would be in such case neccessary. The report was adopted, and the Boaid of Directors was elected uuinamously. — lllustiated London News. The Athol, barque, 337 tone, Captnin Black, arrived at Woosung on Satuiday last from the Sandwich Islands, having a Malay crew on board. During the voyage a slight bpint of insubordination had manifested itself among them, and when approaching Barren Island, the weather bping tempestuous, the captain ordeunl all hands to exert themselves to ensure the safety of the vessel. The Seiung, instead of obeying orders, tlpsired the crew to go to dinner. He was remonstrated with, but to no purpose — on which Captain Black ordered him to be placed in irons, when the whole of the crew surrounded ihe captain, and oik j of them succeeded in securing ci rope round his legs and forcing him on the deck. The male immediately came to the assistance of Captain Black, who was struggling with tiie Serai);,', and in a I tempting to cut down the latter and iclease the captain, unfortunately the blow took effect on the captain, severely lnceniting his right hund. The mate, after slightly wounding two of the crew, was dii-armed anil pinioned, and lmnsolf received a wound lioni a cutlass below the knee, and was then placed below in ihe hold of the vessel. Captain MUick succeeded, however, in restoring quietude, and brought the vessel safely into poit.— lndian Chariot, Feb- 21. WuFCREnb on mi; Coast. — It is too much to be feared that certain individuals residing on, the coast havo entitled themselves to the opprobrious epithet of .meckers. The cargo washed ashoie from the Rose of

Ed n has bppn denied to the legitimate owners, aad the Venus completely -tripped of everything, even to the spars at.d rigging— not a piece of spun»yun> Je.'i. The police hate i<ii'orma ion of the p.ut)es>, and it would be truly gratifuiu to all connected vriih the coa^tin^ trade if tin au nmaud'rt. c.vi be brought to their beaungs. — E infiii c, Ju le oQ.