SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 694, 8 December 1852, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARUIVAI.S. J3 CP , s— M..imovi\, schooner, 135 totw, 11, Kelly, from Sydney. Passenger— Mr. G. Dulu^,~- Salmon & Co., agents. D t . c . a— Moa, brig, C 23G tons, Bowd^n, from Sydney, Passengers— Cnptnin Powdilch, Mis Powditch, Mr. S. Wells, Mr. F. Lentliart, M-. Able, Mrs. Brnily, and two sons, Messrs. VV. Millar, VV. Allen, P. IVJacarthur, VV. Lung, and P. Coylo.— W. S. Grahame, ogont. X) ec# 7_Eclair, srboonpr, 40 tone, Mark«, from Wellington and New Plymouth, with flour, oats, &c. Passengers— Mr. and Mrs Davy, Mr. Smait, Mrs. Mnrks, and children, and three oihers.—Davy & Jarvie, agents.

DEPARTURES. •Dec. 7— Daniel Web»ler, baique, 296 tons, J. S. Macfarlnne, for Sydney. Passengprs— Mrs. Corny, Mr. Peacock, and 2 children, Miss Mnchonicie, IJ. Bay ley.— Salmon & Co., agents.

IMPORTS — FOREIGN. Per Marmora from Sydney :— 1 truss cottons, 20 boxes candles, 5 qr.-6nsks ginger wine, 50 boxes window glass, 9 half-chests congou, 45 chests ditto, 5 hhds, rum, 55 kegs tobacco, 2 casks split pens, 1 case carraways, W boxes soap, 40 boxes candles, 1 case liqueurs, 20 bags rice, 2 cases oilman's stores, i bag pepper, 18 bags sugar, 16 mats do. 96' bags do., 20 bags coffee, 10 bhds. beer. 15 chests congou, 5 halfchests souchong, 148 bags sugar, 30 »>aga rice, I bale gunny bags, 15 tierces beef, 1 case weighty 212 mars bastard sugar, 16 mats crushed sugar, 186 do. bastard ditto. Per Moa from Sydney :—5O: — 50 bags salt, 5 biles leather, 10 chain cables, 5 drums nails, i case ironmongery, 4 bales bay knives, 1 case shirts, 1 case picture frames, 4 coses slops, half-barrel raisins, 36 grind^ones, lOOnheep, 391 bags sugar, 50 chests congou (ea, 54 hags coffee, 1 hhd. vtfhiskey, 1 qr.-ca*k ditto, 2 kegs annaio, 2 casks treacle, 1 bale wool packs, 1 oase patent metal, 1 parcel annato, 20 boxes tea, 12 tierces beef, 123 mats bastard sugar, 16 mats crushed ditto, 39 bags baaturd ditto, 4 barrels treacle, 10 cheats congou ten, 25 lialfchests ditto, 15 boxes ditto, 5 ditto pekoe tea, 89 bags sugar, 40 bags rice, 50 chests congou, 2 caroteels currantj, 3 packages coffee, 20 bags rice, 1 caoe drugs, 2 kegs rennett, 32 bags salt, 10 chests 15 half-chests congou, 1 hbd. sherry, 25 boxes candles, 2 cases, 1 case plants, 1 case groceries.

EXPORTS — FOREIGN. 'Per Daniel Webster for Sydney :— B2 casks bumpback oil, 5700 pieces (75,400 fret) timber, 35,000 sbingles, 67 packages hams and bacon, 85 bags maize, 17 tons flour, 55 bags thirds, 77 bags bran, 356 ditto, tb casks bottled beer, 3 cases wine, 9 ton« flour, 309 pieces (4600 feel.) timber, 2 bouses (40,000 lout timber,), 4 tons bams and bacon, 10,000 feet timher, 1 case hosiery, *> tons bay, 3 hbd. brandy, 20,000 feet

timber. The Moa, brig, and Marmora, schooner, boil) nrnved from Sydney on Sunday morning— the t'onnvr bavin;,' «ailed onthe 25th ult., aad the latter on tin- day previous. These vessels encountered very bad weather from the southward, just after leaving Sydney— a large number of the Moas sheep having been swept off her decks during a heavy gale on the night aftfr she nailed. The Moa exchanged signals with the Haven on Saturday evening, oft" tht> Hen and Chicken*. The William Hyde, hence the 29th September, reached Port Phillip on the 9th November. The flcLooner Eclair, arrived yesterday at Mnnukau from New Plymouth, whence f-he sailed on Saturday last. She experienced very boi«teious wenther on the coast, and more than once was in much danger of being lost. She left Wellington the 16lh Nov., and was thirteen days on the passage to New Plymouth. The St. Michael, arrived at New Plymouth on Friday last, Dec. 3., with sixty passengers for that district, nnd eight for Auckland. She had been advertised in the first instance for Auckland and New Plymouth — but eventually was despatched fiom London to toucli first at New Plymouth, and sailed from Grnvesend on the 14th July. The Eclair haa the St. Michael's mail ; it will be brought in from Onehunga this morning. The Duke of Portland, from Dn.tl the 3rd of July, arrived at Canterbury on the 2tst October. The True Briton, nhip, left Dual on th- 15th August, with detachments of the 65th and 58th Rpgimenta for Wellington and Auckland. The Simlab was advertised 10 suil from London for Auckland direct in all Augus*. The Cashmere, Captain Pearson, hence for England on the lath April, had arrived, ami was discharging her spars at the Royal Dockyard, Portsmouth. •The Berwick Castle arrived at Ho'iart Town on the 6th November, on her way from London to this port with another detachment of the Enrolled Pensioners, consiHtmg of -10 mnn, 38 women, nnd 56 rhildien Captain Reid, St,iff Ofhcer in command, Mrs. Reid, and 9 children, and Staff Surgeon Jackson, Mrs. JaoUon, and child.

The Daniel Webster sailed for Sydney yesterdny carrying away another most valuable cargo of our produce for the Australian markets. Almost every article in the manifest is in high demand at either Sydney 01 Melbourne, Bnd such encouraging profits will be realized as will no doubt bring large gain to tbef-nterprising shippers, and in a general way do good to the colony by fixing the attention of multitudes at those ports on the country from which such valuable supplies are denvpd.