PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 764, 10 August 1853, Page 2

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ABHITiX* August 6—Star, 17 ton*, M«rrick, from ” al * 24 large posts, 14 tons firewood. August 6—•William, 20 tons, Day, from" » with 300 bushels maize. . my of August 6—Herald, 25 tons, Tautari,fro® | cask,* Islands, wiih 8 head cattle, \ ton. bacon, cases, 3 bales, 6 bags, 6 packages saws, : 3o • • and sundries. Passengers—Messrs. Will* 3 • ren, Mr. and Mrs. Wood. f m \V*»' August B—Odd8 —Odd Fellow, 20 tons, Inois, » r beki, with 23 tons firewood. August B—Endeavour, 14 toi.s, Martin, ir° ffl with 25 tons firewood. ■■ t m t bip* l *! August B—Sisters,8 —Sisters, 40 tons, H. Marks, * r ° ‘ g y ao ri with 700 bushels wiieat, 30 do. maits» y gum. Ctpß'P August B—Hargraves, brigantine, 196 fcD5 ’ n j Jlrs* Levin, from Sydney. Passengers— Mr. , jir*. Wilkinson, 2 children, and servant, 3 [j ( ijjßgW D i Batts, 2 children, and servant, Messrs.-gjjd, L. Davis, B. Simmons, Peak, Cousins, > Smith, Browne, Mrs! Hall, and 2 Davis, agent.

0 Tniamn. American barqtie, 275 tons, ft. W, Sydney vm Bay of Islands. iWny£lcapt. Bolgerj J. Davis, Rev. J. Hobbs.—Bam & t B—Oatate*. 346 tons, Captain Thompson, from b m«v Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Hargraves, and S fchildreh, Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Doflhue nhd three children, Mr. and Mrs. Howell, JgiterVbfbes, Mr. J. Webster, Mr. M. Tekin.-W. q fjfahatnCy ag<?nfi i®' t a—H.M.B. Serpent, 12 guns, Commander -T.mbert, from Sydney. ,■ t <j_Boyd, 15 tons, J. Mclntosh, from WanAgaroa, with 14 tens kauri gum, 1000 feet timber, DEPARTURES. 1 tfust 6—Brothers, 22 ions, Shepherd, for Great ■ Omaha, with- 1 bos » OS P.» 1 cask tobacco, 1 bundle -nadns and sundries. JS 6—Star, 17 ton., Merrick, for Wniheki. — Forager, 14 tonu, No.; for VMiangnnirU. iwust B—Cordelia, 18 tons, Gillingham, foi Waiheki A and Coromandel, with 7 bag# sugar, 1 bale blankets, * boxes nails, 1 package tobocco, 6 bags flour, 1 dozen spades, 4 cases sundries, 300 fruit trees, 8 lows 200 bricks, 20 fowl i and ducksj 4 boxes clothing, and sundries. CLEARED OUT. < August 9—Commodore, 489 tons, Captain Broadfoot, for Sydney. Passengers-Hoi: Miasl Clinton, Mar G ' Watsford, Mrs. Watsford, and 4 children, Rev P. ' Turner rmd Mrs. Turner. Capt. and Mrs. White, Mr. ,'nd Mrs. Steedon, Mr. and Mrs. Dunn and son, Mrs. Hackford and 2 children. Mrs. Johnson, Messrs. Fleming, Cassidy, Powelt, Ralston, Webster, De gestre, Knapman, P. Morns, T. Jones, W.CMlem, C. Winsall, J. Roberts, J. Davis. J. Cowey, R. Wil,od.—J. Salmon & Co., agents. IMPORTS —FOBEIGJT. Per Hargraves, from Sydney:—! case syrup, 1 do. 'd s casks whiting, I bale corks, 1 paokaga buckets, 1 nvphon, 10 bags coffee, twelve casks oranges. 18 bags 40 boxes ted, 36 case, bottled beer, 4 Lalf-tierces mbacco, 3 cases cigars, 7 hbds. 27 cask, brandy, 93 cases 75 half do. geneva, 20 chests tea, t bale sacks, 2 cases drapery. 1 bale cottons.,s9 mat., 863 bags sugar, 2 c 16bales 8 cases cottons, 3 tmnks apparel, 8 cases f r om Sydofly 8 chests, 8 half do, tea, 55 boxes do. 1 octave wine, 6 casks beer, 26 bag. sugar, 4 4 casks port wine, 10 cases do. 2 bhds. B. P. rum 2 cJfg cigars, 2 bales bag*, 4 casks peas, 4 casks oatmeal, so boxes soap, 20 bags rice, 1 box sago, 6 cases cigars, barrels fiour, B,barrel* pork, 20 do. beef, 48 do. vinegar, 80 boxes Salaratus, 28 kegs tobacco, 96 keg. DS j]g 9 cask, crockery, 2 cases, 2 trunks, clothing, I case stationary, 48 case* starch. per Galatea, from Sydney 4 casks 2 puncheons whiskey, 200 cases geneva, 19 hhds. brandy, 50 chests, ‘iS half-do. tea, 20 cases raisins, 90 'in catty boxes tea. 53 case*, 22 bales, 100 boxes cam'lea, 5 hampers cheese, 5 bales leather, 138 bags 1 cask biscuit, 6 barrels maize oea! 230aheep, 2 beams hardwood, 1 machine, 103 casks’ beef, 9 bales bags, 4 cases cards. 10 cases blue, 3 cases castor oil, 10 bags saltpetre, 40 kegs •, 45 dozen spades, 4 trunks, 3 cases stoves, 9 barrels, flour, 3 Cases drapery, 3 cases, Snuff 4 cases 6 boxea cigars. 1 bhd. 140 mats, 53 bags sligar, 6 I hds treacle, 98 bags sugar, 33 bags coffee, 1 cask salt, 1 cask carrawayseed, 1 cask barley, 1 case drugs, 2 casks seeds,

SO boxes candles, 1 bag pepper, 3 pockets hops, 1 case cottons* I bale woollens, 2 cases stops, 4 horses, 3 cows, 12 horses, 8 chests, 1 case 3 cases harness. 4cases boots. 1 do. whips, 5 do. soap, 21 trunks, 3 cases hats, 44 bags rice, 150 casks oatmealj 1 bale bags, i store, 2 ca-ki saltpetre. EXPORT S —FOREIGN. Per Commodore, for Sydney :—lO3 trusses hay, 1 cask pork, 1 jar lard, 3 cheeses, 13 tons potatoes, 1 chain cable, 44 bags barley, 27 bales sheep skins, 3 do. wool, 2 bags horns, 1 case hams, 1228 bags potatoes, 462 sacks do., 196 kits do., 9 bouses in frame, 2 rolls sheet lead, 12 casks paint, 21 bags Barley 200 do. Wheat,'2l wine, 206 bags 897 kits potatoes, 19 boxes onions, 1700 bricks, 1149 pieces sawn timber, 760 bundles shingles, 145 bags bran, 91 bags maiie, 121 pieces sawn timber, 2 cases slops. Vessels in Harbour. 11.M.5, Calliope, 26 guns, Captain Sir Everardllome, arrived from Wellington. ILM.B. Serpent, 12 guns. Commander Lambert, arrived from Sydney. 11.M.5. Pandora, Commander Drury. Algerine, brig, 160 tons, Captain Brooks, loading for Melbourne.—-J. Woodbouse, agent. Commodore, barque, 489 tons. Captain Broadfoot, loading for Sydney.—J. Salmon Sc Co., agents. Deborah, brig, 200 tons. Captain Gordon, loading, laid on for Melbourne.—Bain Sc Bunt, agents. Dolores, barque, 225 tons. Captain Throop, loading for Melbourne.—Bain Sc Burtt, agents. Galatea, barque, 346 tons, Thompson, arrived from Sydney.—W. S. Grabame, agent. Heather Bell, brig, 190 tons, Capt. P. Jones, arrived from Sydney.—Salmon and Co. agents Hargraves, brig, 196 tons, Captain Levin, arrived from Sydney.—C. Davis, agent. Imaum, American barque, 275 tons, E. W. Waters, arrived from Sydney.—Bain and Bum, agents. Jasper, American whaling barque, Captain Rotcb, arrived from whaling grounds,—Bain & Burtt, agents. John Wesley, missionary brig, Capt. Ryle, arrived from the Feejee and Friendly Islands. W. S. Grabame, agent. Kestrel, brig, 190 tons, Captain G. Wallace, arrived from Melbourne. —Coombes & Daldy, agents. Will-o’-the-Wisp, schooner, 102 tons, Captain Pleace, arrived from Melbourne.—Henderson Sc Macfariane, •gents. 11.M.8. Serpent, Commander Lambert, from Sydney 25th ult., was signalled on Saturday, and arrived in our harbour on Sunday afternoon. She bus touched at ibis poit on her way to England, and will resume her voyage, via Valparaiso, within a few days. The brig Hargraves also arrived early on Sunday morning, having sailed from Sydney on the 241h ult. the day before the Serpent left. The barque Galatea, (another valuable addition made to our Auckland list of shipping by Messrs. Wright and Grabame) arrived from Sydney on Sunday night, tinder the command of Captain Thompson, formerly : Of the Raven belonging to the same owners. The ■ Galatea sailed from Sydney on the 28th ult., and touched at the Bay of Islands to land passengers and cattle, whe.-e she remained 24 hours. ! he has brought down 220 sheep and 12 horses. Only 7 sheep were lost during the passage. The Daniel Webster and Delmar, barques, were laid on at Sydney for Auckland, to sail with despatch—the former on the Ist or 2nd inst.