SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 693, 4 December 1852, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. Doc. 1— Alprf, 16 tons, Merntt, from tlie Wade, with 7000 leet^wiwn timber. D.'C. 2 —Ira, 1(5 lons, Campbell, from flip Barrier. Dec. 2 — Boytt, 15 ton"!, M - lntosb, fiom Wnnsjaioa, with 3000 feet timber, 6 tons bnrk, 7 cvvt, bacon, 1 package tobacco, 2 boxes sundries. Dec. 3~ Fancy, b.irque, 321 tons, Cnpt'in W. 11. Henderson, fiom Sulncy. Passeng«->ia — Mr. and Mrs. Me In tosh Mrs. Mount, Messrs. James Kelor, P. Keloi, W. iMunio, \V. Carr, 11. Road. 3>c. 3— lliomama. schooner, 6Q tons, Captnin Stuiley, from IlawWs Bay, with a cargo of speim oil. — J. S.ilmon k Co., agenrs. Dec. 3— Mary Ann, 90 tons, Rutcno, from the Enst Coast, with 200 bushels wheat, 300 do. maize, J ton "hams nnd Iwon, 1 cask snlt pork. Dec. 3 — Ren Lomond, 35 tons, Timoti, from the East Cape, with 600 bushels wheat, 30 baskets ma-ze. Dec. 3— Star, 17 tons, \V. Day, from Wangarei, with 8 head cattle, 1^ ton bacon, 9 rwt. salt fish, 1 cask Jttrd. Passengers— Messrs. Pettingale, Hays, Mts. Brown. Dec. 3— Dolphin, 42 tons. J. Stewart, from Patabu, with 22,000 feet sawn timber, CO kits potatoes.

DEPARTURES. Dec. I— Vivid, 26 tons, Hitching for Monganui. Dec. 2 — Forager, 14 tons, G. \V. White, for Coromnndoi. Passengers—Messrs. C. and F. Ring, MficdonaW, Rhodes, Comcfiie, Campbell, Cary, Steailen, M'Dowell, Finley, find James M'Heady. Dec. 2— Scotch Lass, 15 tons, Adams, for Wniheki. Dec. 3— Alert, 16 tons, A. Memtt, for the Wade, in ballast.

CLEARED OUT. Dec. 2— Raven, brig, 171 tons, Thompson, for Sydney, Passengers — Mrs. Conry, Miss Dodds, Mr. nnd Mrs. C Stewart, and Mr. B. Jnmieson, 'I homas Dent, Mrs. Peareman, Jane Peareman. — W. S. Grabame, agent.

IMPORTS — FOREIGN. Per Fancy from Sydney : — 24 hags sugar, 96 do. do., 2 bundles ironmongery, 1 do. tinware, 27" mats sugar, 5 bhds. rum, 30 .empty oil butts, 21 bags salt, 93 do. eugar, 24 do, do., 20 balf-chebts tea, 4 half chests do., 6 boxes do, 25' bags rice, 43 horses.

EXPORTS — FOREIGN. "Per Raven for Sidney:— 29 coils rope, 100 bags bran, 300 do. flour, 70,000 feet timber, 50 bags flour, (N.S.W.) 50 do. do., (N.Z.), 1 bale wool, 7 bundles sheep skins, 8 bags horns, 2 bags hair tails.

Vessels -in Habbour. Adal), schooner, Captain Lillewall, loading' for Port Phillip. Brown & Campbell, agents. Border Maid, missionary schooner, 97 tons, Captain Champion, ndveTtized for sale. Gilfillan & Co., agents Daniel Webster, barqup, 296 tons, Captain J. S. Macfdrlane, loading for Sydney. J. Salmon & Co., agents. Fancy, barque, 297 tons, Captain Henderson, arrived from Sydney, about to load for London. J. Salmon & Co., agents. Iliomama, schooner, 68 tons, Captain Sturlcy, arrived from the East Const. J. Salmon .& Co., agents. John Wesley, missionary brig, 237 tons, Captain Ryle, arrived from South Seas — refitting. W. S. Grahame, agenr. Lai la Rookh, ship, American whaler, 323 tons, Captain Gardner, arrived from whaling grounds— refitting. Bain & Burtt, agents. Mousam, barque, 221 tons, Thomas White, from Panama and South Sea Islands— laid on for Melbourne. Bain and Burtt, agents. Raven, brig, 171 tons, Captain Thompson, ready to sail for Sydney. W. S. Grahame, agent.

The barqife .Fancy, Captain Henderson, has Lad a quick, though very boisterous passage of 14 days from Sydney, and Las lost J3 out of 56 horses shipped. She is a fine stout vessel, having been built for the South Spa Whaling Company, and will commence loading for London direct, oh discharge of her Sydney cargo. The greater portion of her cargo for London "being ready to put on board, she will meet with ■quick despatch and present a favourable opportunity for forwarding letters and packages. Her cargo will consist chiefly of copper ole, oil, and wool, with, we < trust, some samples of gold dust, and will be one of the most valuable that has ever left our port. She has gone down to the Tamaki to land her horses and is expected up to-monow. The Moa, hence tha 25th Oct., arrived at Sydney on the 11th ult., and the Marmora, schooner, hence the 27th *Oct., arrived on tbe 9tli uh. They were bo h laid on ngain for Auckland. Tbe Hambnrgh, ahip, Peter Godefroy, 1000 tons, waa advertized in the Herald as open for a charter to convey cattle or sheep to New Zealand. The whaling ship Lalla Rookh, Captain 0. C. 1 Gardner, continuing still to prove leaky owing to the long time she has now been cruising, (4 years and 3 months), is about to discharge her cargo preparatory to being hove down to bo repaired. Mr. Gillies, of Coromandel has, we learn contracted for her repairs and she will proceed to Coromandel harbour in the beginning of the week, to have them proceeded with. The Adah, for Melbourne, has now commenced " loading and will sail about Thursday next, in charge of Captain Lillewall, formerly of the Glencoe. The Raven has been detained by the strong northeast winds of Thursday and yesterday — she will pro- • ceed to sea as soou as the wind changes.