PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 735, 30 April 1853, Page 2

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. April 28—Delmar, Chilian barque, 238 tons, H. Thayer, from Sydney. Passengers—Mrs. and Miss Thayer, Mrs. Belanes.—J. A. Gilfillan and Co., agents. April 28—Waterliliy, schooner, 155 tons, J. R. Hay, fw.'n Sydney, via Hobart Town, in ballast. PaaMacnamara, Esq.—Brown &c Campbell, agents. April 20—Victoria, 18 tons, Smith, from Mongonui, with 8 tons onions, 4 tons potatoes, 54 lbs. tobacco. CLEARED OUT. April 27—Marmora, schooner, 135 tons, Kelly, for Sydney. Passengers —Mr. Duke, Mr. Macdonnell, and seven New Zealanders,—Salmon & Co., agents. April 28—Kestrel, brig, 190 tons, G. Wallace, for Melbourne. Passengers —Messrs. W. Edmouds, S. Bourne, J. Dallamore, W, Cochrane, T. Tapper, K. Keesing, Capt. Lillewall, J. Nolan, M. Nolan, A. C. Joyce, J. Cutler, E. Austin, D. McKinnon, A. Henderson. —Henderson & Macfarlane, agents. IM TORTS —FOREIGN. Per Delmar, from Sydney ;—6OO sheep. EXPORTS —FOREIGN. Per Marmora, for Sydney:—3s,ooo feet sawn timber, 1000 bags and 152 kits potatoes, 107 boxes onions, 20 coils lashing, 9 cases oilmen’s stores, 1 package furniture, 150 bags bran. Per Kestrel, for Melbourne:—4l,ooo feet sawn limber, 319 bags potatoes, 20 bags oats, 21 boxes onions, 300 bags flour, 11,500 feet timber, 173 bags potatoes, 120 kits ditto, 14 bags oats, 102 packages timber, 36 bags oats, 3 cases cheese, 216 packages timber, 9 kegs butter, 2 boxes glass. Vessels in Harbour. Victoria, Government brig, Captain Deck. Algerine, brig, 170 tons, Captain Brooks, loading for Sydney.—J. Woodhousc, agent. Delmar, Chilian barque, 238 tons, Captain Thayer, arrived from Sydney, discharging.—J. A. Gilfillan & Co., agents. Eliza, barque, 200 tons, Captain Bates, loading for Melbourne.—Bain & Burtt, agents. Kestrel, brig, 190 tons, Captain Wallace, ready to sail for Melbourne.—Henderson & Macfarlane, agents. Marmora, schooner, 135 tons, Captain Kelly, ready sail for Sydney.—J. Salmon & Co., agents, Moa, brig, 28G tons, Captain Bowden, loading, for Sydney.—W. S. Grahame, agent. Velocity, schooner, 170 tons, Captain Cobben, loading for Melbourne, Mechanics’ Bay, repairing.—J. A. Gilfillan & Co., agents. Waterlily, schooner, 155 tons, Captain Hay, arrived from Hobart Town.—Brown 6c Campbell, agents. H.M.S Torch arrived yesterday, having called at the undermentioned ports since last reported off St. Paul’s, from whence she sailed 29tb January, having surveyed the islands: bore up for Swan River in a heavy S.E. gale, arrived 10th February, sailed March 1; arrived at Bunhury March 2, sailed March 6: arrived at Albany March 11, and sailed again on the 18th. The Torch is an iron boat of 340 tons and 150 horse power, built in 1844 by Sir W. Symonds, Surveyor of the Navy. She has encountered very severe weather since leaving England ; her small stowage of coals (only six days), and the impossibility of obtaining supplies of fuel at the various ports has caused the length of passage. —Sydney Herald, April 8. The screw-steamer City of Melbourne was sold yesterday, by Mr. Mort, to tho Australasian Steam Navigation Company, for £6850. There was a large attendance of persons connected with the steam and coasting trades, but the biddings were very slack. There is a very general impression that the price given for the Clarence last year will induce owners of steamers in England to send out a great many to this colony, and as intelligence of several being about to sail in November and December lias been received, some of them may be shortly expected, which renders persons less willing to invest in steamers than they were a few months since, notwithstanding the many places at which they are required. We understand the City of Melbourne will be placed on the Clerance River line.— lb., April 9.