PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 723, 19 March 1853, Page 2

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

SHIPPING INTELLIGE KCE. ARRIVALS. March 16—Cannibal, 1! tons, Pomana, from Torere, with 120 baskets potatoes, 4 bags do., 3 bags maize, 2 pigs. March 16—Vivid, 26 tons, Hitching, from Monganui, with 8 dozen shovels, 1600 yards drilling, 1 package slops, 7 tons kauii gum, 5 tons potatoes, 1 ton onions, 8 boxes onions, 7 bundles oil cloth. Passenger— Mr. S. WorthaJl, March 16 —William, 20 tons, Day, from Ngunguru, with 11,000 feet sawn limber. March 17— lion Accord, 17 tons, Shearer, from Coromandel, with 1 topsail, 1 square foresail, ex Lalla Roikh, 9 passengers. —T. Russell, ajjent. March 17—Ojdielia, 25 tons, G. Simpkins, from Coromandel, with 28 hundles shocks, 2 casks hoops and heads. March 17—Royalist, schooner, 142 tons, 11. Harris, from Sydney. Passengers—Mrs. Harris, Captain Moody, Captain Webster, Mrs. Webster, Messrs. D. Graham, T. Johnson, Miller, Beatie, "Webster, Thomson, and Captain Ford.—C. Davis, agent. March 17—Will-o’-the-Wisp, 160 tons, J. Lidded, from Melbourne. Passengers —Mr. T. Craig, Jane APColl, Mr. and Mrs. Moorhouse, Messrs. W. Blake, W. Scott, Walter Scott, W. Aitcbison, wife, and four children, Mr. T. Heads, wife, and child, Mr G. Hoy, Mr. D. APNicoll, wife, and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Hyland, Messrs. J. I\l Carthy, P. Nolan, J. Walsh,C. Young, C. Hill, R. Hill, James Dalrymple, George Stroud, T. Wilson, J. Hogan,—Coombes & Daddy, agent. March IB Herald, 25 tons, James Tautari, from Russell, with 2 casks oil, 1 do. cooks’ fat, 2 boxes tobacco, 1 bale cotton, 25 boxes apples, 20 baskets quinces, 2 bundles leather, 1 halo wool, 6’ tuns polar oil, 2 casks black do., 2 do. sperm, 10 do. slush. Passengers—Lieut. Cooper, Mr. Tighe, Rev, C. Baker, and family, Mi. Callaghan, March 18—Phantom, 14 tons, Here Petu, with 20 baskets potatoes, 40 do. peaches, 5 do. maize. March IB—Victoria, 18 tons, Tope, from Mongonui, with 310 gallons whale oil, 39 sperm do., 12000 shingles, 30-1 lbs. bacon, 3 tons onions. March B—-Endeavour, 11 tons, E. Bell, from Waibeke, with 26 tons firewood. DEPARTURE?. March 16—Spencer, 222 tons, J. C. Martin, for Melbourne. Passengers ?.! rs. A rrnson and 2 daughters, Air. and Mrs. Leathart and 3 children, Airs, Thomson and 4 children. Air. and Mrs. McGregor and 6 children, Alessrs. Hugh Cosgrove, Charles Rose, Charles Bruce.— Coombes Jc Daldv, agent. Alarcb I(3—Alert, 16 tons, Putney, for the Wade, with 1 ton potatoes, 4 casks pork, 2 cases gin. Alaicb 16—Louis, 8 tons, L. Debars, for Tauranga. Passengers—Lieut. Chesney, and Air. W. Doughty. March 17—Perseverance, 16 tons, Grundy, for Coromandel. Alarcli 17—Vivid, 26 tons. Ditchings, for Mongonui. Alarcb 17 U aterwitch, 14 tons, Jones, for Mongonui, with 10 bags sugar, 6 bags potatoes. 3 casks ale, 1 case rum, 1 case brab hats, 1 hag salt, 1 case tobacco, 2 bales slops. Passengers—Alessrs. J. P. Lloyd, H. Willett, G. Reid, Heytb, \V. Kemp. Alarcb 18—Endeavour, 1 1 tons, E. Bell, for Waibeke, in ballast. Alarcb 18—Ophelia, 25 tons, G. Simpkins, for Wangarei, in ballast. Alarcb 18—Kirkwood, brig, 136 tons, Gill, for Alclbourne. Passengers—Air. Kiigore, Airs. Welsh, Air. and Airs. Lewis, Alessrs. A. Hughes, G. Edmonds, W. Lovell, W. Patterson, J. C ox, Gilliam, Nickleson, William Wado. Henry Polling, John AlcCallum, William AlcGnire, Peter Aughenstoue, IMPORTS —FOREIG N'. Per Royalist, from Sydney :—l9 boxes soap, 2 Casks and 1 case chemicals, 2 7 tierces beef, 1 barrel pork, 30 boxes soap, 10 bags flour, 6 bags sugar, 7 boxes tea, 2 jars wine, 4 casks bottled beer, 10 packages drapery, 5 do. hardware, 6 casks far, 1 case metal, 3 cases cheese, 5 packages oilman’s stores, 2 cases billiard lights, 45 cases prints, 40 boxes slops, 20 casks oilman’s stores, 1 ’-■did. hardware, 1 package do, 2 stretchers, 16 tons biscuit, 28 bags flour, 20 cases oilman’s stores, I hale woollens, 1 truss woollens, 11 boxes prints, 20 boxes .ap, 10 boxes candles, 1 cask hardware, 153 bags sugar, 2 bales shirts, 80 drums nails, I case baber--hery, 1 case shirts, 1 case haberdashery, 3 cases hair oil. Per VVill-o’-the-Wisp, fiom Melbourne: —C casks beef, 20 do. flour, 1000 gunny bags, EXPORTS —FOREIGN. Per Kirkwood, for AI-Ibcurne;—2 tons cheese, 116 bags oats, 4 tons onions, do. bacon, Ij>- do. butter, 9 boxes onions, 1 tierce barcelona nuts. 1 ton onions, 40 bushels oats, ton onions, 20 kegs butter, 3549 pieces timber, 5000 shingles, 27A cwt. New Zealand rope, *'i bags oats, 503 bags potatoes, 2S boxes onions, 1 ton cheese, 3 casks salt fish, 6 cases boots, 10 casks pork, 35 rickers. Vessels in Harbour. Atkins Adams, American whale-ship, 330 tons, Captain Fish, from the fisheries. Bain & Bunt, agent. Charlotte, whaling barque, 280 tons, Captain Debney, bout to sail for Kaipara to load with Umber, W. Brnrße, agent. Edward, ship, American whaler, 339 tons. Captain Alosher, about to sail for Hobart Town, via Wangaroa. Bain 6c Burlt, agents. John Wesley, missionary brig, ,237 tons, Captain Ryle, about to sail for the Feejee and Friendly Islands. W S. Grahame, agent. Lalla Rookh, ship, American whaler, 323 tons, Captain Gardner, at Coromandel Harbour. Bain & Burlt, agents. Lion, of Providence, whaling barque, 297 tons, Captain Nichols, ready to sail for the whaling grounds. Bain & Cunt, agents. Royal Shepherdess, barque, 406 tons, Captain J. Bell, loading for Melbourne. J. Wood house, agent. .Royalist, schooner, 142 tons, Captain Harris, arrived from Sydney. C. Davis, agent. St. Michael, barque, 377 lons, R. W. Prance, loading for London. Brown & Campbell, agents. Will-o’lho -Wisp, schooner, 130 tons, Captain Liddell, arrived from Alelbourne.— Coombes Cc Daldy, agents. The Vivid, Captain Ditchings, which arrived from Alongonui, on Wednesday, reports the following •whalers at that; port when she left a fortnight since:—■ Oomulgee, Cottle, 1800 bis. whale ; Parachute, Boston, 1200 bis. whale; Florida, Little, 2200 bis. whale, 300 tqienn ; General Williams, Forsaitb, 1200 bis. whale ; Commodore Preble, Lamphier, 2200 his. whale, 200 sperm ; Abigail, Drew, clean. We are informed that Captain Nicbolls of the American whaling ship I.ion, being about to sail for the United States, entertained a party of Ids numerous friends and well-wishers at a farewell dinner at the White Hart Hotel, on Tuesday last. We hear with pleasure that this is not likely to be his last, as it is not bis first visit to the port of Auckland. He will at all times be welcomed here with cordiality, as well for his personal good qualities as on account of the ad vantages which there is no doubt Auckland has derived from his warm recommendation of its port as a refreshing station for whalers. Wreck or tiir Alexander. —This well-known •’chooner sailed on the 1 si. inst. from the Great Barrier for Auckland, with a cargo of copper ore from Alessrs. Heals and Whitaker’s mine, for shipment in the St. Michael* On the night of the 4th she was caught in a besvy squall and driven ashore on Bream Tail, within about nine miles of VVangari, where she lies on a sandy beach dry at low water. The Ophelia and Julia Ann have gone down to bring up her copper ore, and it is hoped that when the cargo is taken out of her she will be got off without very much damage. I lie schooner Will-o’ (be-Wisp, sailed from Melourue on the 21st. and arrived mi Thursday afternoon, wi'h a large number of passengers returned to Auckland. Iho barque Mousam hence, arrived, on the 12th a ter a passage of 40 days, and the Border Maid, bcuce the 17th January, arrived on the 19th ult. The Rose Ann schooner Lad also arrived. The hri" Kestrel'. of 300 tons, Captain Wallace, had been chartered by Mr, T, Henderson, to proceed to Auckland for a ca go of timber, &c., and was to sail about the 25th Mt. The Cremona, brigantine, 25 ) tons, Captain -..vory, was laid on to sail for Auckland on the 4th 'larch, local! at Nelson and Wellington if inducement '■fiered.

J he schooner Royalist, from Sydney the 3rd March, Jved on 1 hursday morning with a number of pasngers, amongst whom we welcome back our M townsman air. David Graham after a lengthened ah.ence from Auckland, The Roy Hist has touched ; re on her way to lahiti and Honolulu, The brig Raven

arrived at Sydney on the 22ud ult., and was to sail again for Auckland three or four days after the Loyalist. A lar ir o number of persons bad taken their passages'" in her—all her berths were taken up. The Waitemata and Catherine, both from this p rt with cargoes for Melbourne, had endured much bad weather at sea, and were obliged to put in at Sydney in a disabled state. The William Hyde bad sailed from Newcastle on the 15th ult, for VI ellington,withacaigo of cattle, horses, and sheep; but having met will baffling 1 winds, she was spoken byiho Royalist off Capo Brett, and the captain stated bis intention of bearing up for Auckland instead of proceeding to Wellington. 11.AI. Surveying Ship Herald had arrived; and the mail steamer Adelaide, which was to leave Plymouth on the 14th December, was expected to arrive at Sydney within a few days. H.M.B. Fan tome bad arrived from Wellington, and was lying in Sydney Cove. SVDNEY. Arrivals. —February 1. Ann Lockerby,ship,Stanley, from Alanila October 17, and Singapore November 11; Isabella, barque, iMoore, from Port Albert ; Golden Spring, brig, APVeigh, from Alelbourne; John Alelhuisl), ship, Jenkins, from the Downs October 8; Whampoa, barque, Geal, from Sbanbae 7ib November; Emma, brig, Brown, from Hobart I own; Go-a-Head, schooner, Bryce ; and Oriental, ship, Carr, from Melbourne; Archer, barque, Stewart, from Fort fairy; Jacatra, ship, Ayton, from Java 11th Dec.; Gipsey, schooner, Chalk, from Twofold Bay ; Canterbury, ship, Gilbert, returned to port ; Achilles, barque, APRuvie, from Alanila 28th October. 6. Orleans, American brig, Letch, from San Francisco 22nd November, and Honolulu 19th December; Freak, schoner, Irvine; Ehenezer, schooner, Freeburu ; Wellington, barque, Brown; and Indus, barque, Poole, from Melbourne; Benjamin Elkin, ship. Overberry, from RJoreton Bay ; Halcyon, brig, APDonald, from Launceston; Yarmouth, brig, Kenney; and Velox, brig, from Melbourne. 7. Louis and M.riam, brig, W dson ; Panama, barque, Thomas; Countess of Derby, barque, Starich ; and Alary Nicholson, barque, Hyde, from Alelbourne; Dube of Cornwall, barque, Rlybill, from Newcastle. 8. Palermo, brig, Why born, from Aloreton Bay ; Hawk, schooner, Caitwrigbt, from Port Albert; Bellona, brig, Ritchie; and James Gibson, schooner, Young, from Alelbourne; Harp, schooner, Wetbam, from Aloreton Bay; Alelbourne, A. 11. M. Screw Steam Ship, 1800 tons, Captain J. S. Hutton, from Plymouth loth Oct., and Lisbon 21st Nov. 10. George Metcalfe, barque, Anderson, from the Downs Oct. 13; Phantom, brig, Rolls, from Alelbourne; Cheshire Witch, brig, Helden, from Adelaide; Eagle, steamer, Warner, from AJoretou Bay. 12. Brothers, brig, Allen, from Aloreton Bay. 14 H. AI. Brig Fantome, 12 guns, Commander Gennys,from a cruise; 1L AI. Steamer Acheron, Lieut, Fitzroy, from Newcastle. 15. Alary and Ellen, American brigantine, Deane, from Alelbourne. 16. Aiargaret, brig, Twobey, from Geelong; Don Juan, schooner, Adams, from Melbourne; Cornelius Houtman, ship, Rolinan, from London 12th Oct. ; Foster, ship, Brodrick ; Thomas Hughes, barque, Ferguson; Royal Saxon, barque, Robinson; Thomas and Henry, brig, Nickson; and Wanderer, brig, Boggis, from Alelbourne. 17. Dart, brig, Jones; and Alelbourne Packet, schooner, APLean, from Alelbourne; Lord William Bentinck, barque, Canney, from Alanila; Anna, Dutch barque, Kramer, from Port Phillip ; Clarendon, biig, Korff. from Alelbourne. 18. Cleopatra, screw steam ship, Caddell, from Adelaide ; Woolloomoolloo, ship, Stewart, from Portsmouth 22nd Nov.; H. AI. Ship Herald, Captain Denham, from Plymouth It th June, and the Cape 27th Dec. 20. William, brig, APKinlay, from Launceston. 21. William Prowse, ship, Williams, from Almiras 12th Dec. 22. Waitemala, schooner, Boulger, from Auckland via Bay of Islands ; America, ship, Jilks, from Aloreton Bay; Trafalgar, barque, Richardson, from Plymouth Oct. 28 ; Shamrock, schooner, Newcombe, from Geelong; Raven, brig, Thompson, from^ Auckland. 23. Gwalior, barque, Dividsoit, from Nelson; Alarian Watson, schooner, Abby, from the Isle of Pines; Fanny, brig, llussom, from Newcastle. 24. Sydney Packet, Eveiingham, from Aloreton Bay. 26. Gipsev, brigantine, Chalk, from Alelbourne ; William Alfred', schooner, Tinley, from Wellington. 27. Hirondelle, schooner, Laplborne, from Alelbourne ; Eagle, steamer, Griffiths, from Brisbane ; Ulrica, brig, Stone, from Newcastle. 28. Hooghly, ship, Durrant, from London 10th Nov.; Almeda, schooner, Hand, from Alelbourne. March 1. Yarmouth, brig, Kenney, from Adelaide ; Freak, schooner, Irvine, from Geelong ; Clara, biig, Eedy, from Alelbourne. 2. Thomas Chadwick, barque, Richardson, from the Downs Nov. 4; Cbalherine, schooner, Winter, from Auckland,

DtrAßTFUES.—February 1. Jeune Lucia, for the South S‘*a Islands. 2. Vimiera, and Lydia, for London ; V\ iiliarn Hyde for Port Nicholson, N. Z. 3, Picard, for AL Ibourne; diaries Carter, for Adelaide ; Sarah Aletcalfe, for Ceylon; Afoa, for Auckland; Stranger, for Alelbourne. 4. H. AI. Steamer Acheron, for Newcastle; Prince of Wales, for Melbourne ; Eliza, for Launceston ; Fawn, for Aloreton Bay. 5. Hamilton Campbell Kidston, for Bombay ; Columbine, for Java ; Wild Irish Girl, for .Melbourne. 6. Frances Barclay, for Hong Kong ; Whitby, for Kaipara; Kate, for Launceston; Emma, barque, for Alelbourne. 7. Rory O’More, for Calcutta. 8. Windsor, ship, for Loudon ; Helen Baird, for Alanila ; Titan, for Madras ; Liberty, for Geelong ; Oberon, lor the South Sea Islands; Amazon, for Newcastle. 9. Cbeapside, for London ; Velocity, for Alelbourne; Black Dog, for the South Sea Islands; Eliza, lor Callao. 10. Johan Coesar, for Batavia ; Wellington and Indus, for Alelbourne; Alert, for Port Fairy ; Tbam s, for Adelaide. 11. Acacia, far Aloreton Buy; Alargaret, for Geelong; Panama, lor Portland Bay. 12. Christina, brig, for Melbourne; Despatch, for Wellington ; Isabella, for Port Albert; Harriett, for Alelbourne; Reindeer, for the South Sea Islands. 14, Wilson Kennedy, for Bombay. 15, Mary Nicholson, for Newcastle; Montgomery, for Bombay ; Gratiiude < for Launceston; Penyard Park,for Newcastle ; Golden Spring, for Melbourne; Rival, for Newcastle; Harp, and Eagle, steamer, for Aloreton Bay. 16. Lalla Rookh, for Wide Bay, IS. Brisk, for London ; William, for Wanganui; Thomas Hughes, for Newcastle. 19. Alarmion, for Guam ; Louis and Aliriam, for Alelbourne ; Emma, for Geelong ; Change, for Guam. 20. Henry Winch, for Calcutta; Emma, for Hobart Town ; Hashemy, for Port Cooper, N. Z.; Alverton, for London; Ebenczer, and Lizzie Webber, for Alelbourne, Benjamin Elkin, for London. 22. Palermo, for Aloreton Bay. 23. Cleopatra, steamer, for Alelbourne and Adelaide; Go-adiead, Ceylon, Alonarch, and Shamrock, steamer, for Alelbourne ; Spec, for the South Sea Islands. 24. Vesta, French ship, for Havre; Jessie Byrne, for San Francisco; Hannah, for London. 25. Amelia, for Alelbourne. 26. Canterbury, for Ceylon ; Halcyon, for Launceston. 27. Brothers, for Aloreton Bay ; Elizabeth Ellen, for Calcutta. 28, Carnatic, Sounnan, and Black River Packet, for London ; Wanderer, and Phantom for Alelbourne ; James Gibson, for Adelaide ; Hawk, for Alelbourne. Alarcb 2. Anglesey, for London,

H.M.S, Herald left Plymouth Sound on tho 10(h of June, on a surveying expedition; she arrived at Maderia June 28tb, and left July 9lh ; at St. Vincent July 17th, and left 29 ; Rio, September 24th and loft October 20tb ; Tristan do Acunba November 12th, and made a running survey of the island; arrived at 'fable Bay November 25th, and left December sth ; Simon’s Bay December 7th, and left 27th ; St, Paul’s January 16th, left January 27tb ; having made a thorough survey of the island. Several deep sea soundings were obtained during the voyage, the deepest of which, 776' d fathoms, was in lat. 3(r49 south, long. 37 6 west. The Torch lias been used as a tender but proved of little service, as the Herald towed her from Madeira to Rio, a distance of 5,000 miles, in consequence of her not being able to sail, and having an insufficient supply of coals for steaming. She left Simons Bay the day after the Herald, but did not reach Saint Paul’s until ten days later, and sailed thence for King Geoige’s Sound, from winch place she ts probably now on her way to Melbourne. The Herald spoke the Rosebud, on the 20tb January of St Paul’s bound to Melbourne ; also the ship Alexander, from Mauritius, January 13th, twelve days days out, bound to Melbourne, which vessel reported the safe arrival of Sir JohnT’rankin, at Santa Barbara, a port a little to the southward of SnnjFrancisco ; this doubtless is but a (©petition of a false rumour which appeared about three months since in the columns of a California paper. The captain of the foretop, and an in terpreter, a native of the Peejee Isles, died on the passage,of dysentery. —Sydney Morning Herald, Feb. 19 . The Woolloosjooi.oo, —This beautiful clipper built vessel arrived yesterday, after an excellent run of 87 days, from Portsmouth. She is commanded by Captain Stuart, bite of the Prince of Wales, a gentleman well known in the Sydney trade, and who has politely furnished us with London papers to the 21st of November. The vessel has much the appearance of the well known Pluenicinn, and sails remarkably fast, having been only 36 days from the Lin°. She encountered very severe weatlnr in the Channel, which retarded her voyage con-

siderably, but this, her maiden trip, proves her to be al that could be wished. The only vessel seen c urin 0 passage was Glacier, schooner, of and from Leit , m a 8- N,° bound fur Po.t Phillip. The Woolloomooloo has on board 1 63,000 in specie for the various banks.—if. The Waitemata was originally bound for Melbourne, but was compelled to put in here to relit, uaving carnec away her jihboom, fore gafltopmast, and mam mom. She had to put into the Bay of Islands on her "ay <>p. to set up her rigging, which was very much out 0 or ti —Sodnen Empire, Feb. 23. the Catherine left Auckland for 1 ort Phillip on the 6th February, deeply laden with a cargo of potatoes. On the 16th and 20th in hit. 36‘9 and long. 2 east, she encountered a heavy gala fiom > A . •, during which a tremendous sea was running, t ) a.in. of the 20th, whilst going head to sea. she gave a violent plunge, parted the martingale stay, an ic foremast, bowsprit and jibbomn went by the board, the foremast level with the deck and the bowsprit close to the nigbtheacls. Upon examining the bowsprit it was found that the bolt which secured the bobstay bad been broken for some time, the two parts being very rusty, and not having the slightest appearance o a fresh flaw. The foremast in its fall stove the carried away the larboard main crosstree, the star oar foremast chain plate of the main rigging and split t ie mainsail. Jury masts were rigged by making a foremast of the foreyard, a bowsprit of the jibboom, an the topsail yard lor a square sail yard, under vvbic ng she has been since the 22nd ultimo. She has encountered very bad weather all the passage, opoke a whaling ship, the (Atkins Adams) off Hie Three Kings on the 11th February bound to Auckland, Herald, March 3.

English Shipping. —The following vessel are reported as having arrived at London* from ■ s * yd net/ Maitland, hence June 26; Cornelia, hence July 8, Glenbervie, hence July 9; Sapphire, hence July 15 ; Oceauie, hence July J6; and the Pelham, lienee July 17. From Melbourne —Thomas Hughes, March -J , Adelaide, May 13 ; the Commodore and the Competitor entered in November 5. From Adelaide Charlotte and Jane entered in on the 11th November ; Waterwitch May 29 ; Isabella, entered in November •>, and the Brig Jane Novembers. Sailed —from mouth —Koh-i-nor, November 9, (arrived at Melbourne) ; Resolute, same date, for the same destination. From Liverpool —Vixen, for Sydney, November 10, From Gravesend — Cashmere for New Zealand, Nov, 8. Eliza, f or Portland Bay ; Derwent, fur Adela de ; Indiana; (Deal November 12) : Gazelle, forOportoand Sydney Lord Delaval from Deal 12th November. From Bristol —Elizabeth for Melbourne. From Dartmouth— Barrackpore, for Mel bourne, November 13. From Glasgow —Tad more, for Sydney, November 13. Cleared, November 11, at Liverpool— Roberts, for Port I’hillip, and Cidloe, Lucia Maria, General List, and Albatross. for Melbourne. At London —November 11, Medway for Port Phillip. Entered Outwards— London November b —Calloe and San Francisco, for Sydney ; Jane for For land Bay ; Senator, for Hobart Town ; Margaretta and Appleton, for Port Phillip; November 12, Earl Grey, for Port Phillip. Ihe Charlotte Jane, From Adehule 20th July; arrived in the Downs on the 10th November. The Bentiok arrived at Swansea, and the Sibella, off Swanage on 3rd November, from Adelaide. The Potentate,from Now Zealand, arrived at Gravesend 6th November. The Royal Albert, for New Zealand, sailed from Gravesend on the 4th November. T lie Lady I’eel sailed on the 6th ; the Hope on the Bth ;- the Indiana on 10th November, for Melbourne. The Eliza, for Portland Bay, left Giav sud litb November. The Thames sailed oa the old, and the Athlone on tho 9th Novemder, from Liverpool for Melbourne, Ihe ihomas Chadwick, left Deal on 3rd November for Sydney. The Resolute, for -Sydney, and Sir Fowell Buxton, for Melbourne, sailed from Plymouth 9th November. The Hoogbly, for Sydney, left Gravesend 11th November. Vessels laid on for the colonies in addition to tho e already published—For Sydney : Rebecca, 354, Sheppard, with despatch; Cbilde Harold, 473, sdi November; Tigress, Hedger, 13 November; Blundell, 573, (emigrants), November 28 ; Dolphin, 300, (Liverpool), November 15; Chandernagore, 900, Edwards, with despatch ; Piclura, 7th December ; Florentia, 453, Findale, (emigrants), 20th November. For Hobart Town ; Rodney, and Dutchess of North• umberland, (wi'h convicts). November 6 ; Constance, Honduras, and Middleton, NovemberO; Morning Star, November 10; St Vincents, (with convicts from Gibralter), November 15, Senator, with despatch. For Launceston: Mermaid, 6th, and Thomas Crisp, 12th November. For Adelaide : Derwent, 6th, and Rookery, 16th November; Marshall Bennett, (emigrants), iSth December; the Sir Edward Paget was to sail 25th November, and Mahomed Shah sih December, for New Zealand. The Palastine, with emigrants for Swan River, to sail 25th November. The steamers Geelong, and Melbourne, sailed from Greenock on 4111 November for Melbourne. The ship Eagle from Melbourne, days out, with 150,000 oz of gold arrived in the Margate Roads on Saturday, 20 November, at 1 hour 40 minutes a.m. ; the Maitland, from Sydney, 26th June, with 14,326 ounces of gold, landed her mail at Falmouth on 17th November, and anchored at Gravesend on the 19th; the San Francisco, from Sydney 27th June, 10,719 ounces of gold, had also arrived ; the Lavina. Thompson, for Geelong, sailed from Gravesend 19th November; The Constance for Hobart Town, sailed from Gravesend 16th November; the Java and Arrogant, for Sydney, and John Panter, for Swan River, cleared out at London on the 16th November ; tho S'rathfieldsay, for Melbourne, entered out on the 13.h; the Will Watch, for Melbourne, and Sophia Moffatt, for Adelaide, on the 16th Novemmber ; tho Earl of Lonsdale, Lucia Maria and General List, cleared out at Liverpool on 16th November for Melbourne ; the Nehalonia, for Sydney, and Panama, for Hobart Town, entered outwards for loading at Liverpool on 17th November; the Sully was loading at Bordeaux for Sydney 12tb November ; Amigos, for Melbourne, cleared out at Quebec on the 28th. October.