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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume II, Issue 59, 22 November 1845, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. November 15. — Barque David Malcolm, 600 tons, Cabel, from Sydney. C. Sharp, Agent. Not. 18.— American whaling ship Mount Vernon, 384 tons, Coleman, from South Sea, with 350 barrels sperm, 20 barreli black oil. 3. Smith, it Co., agents. Not. 19.— Schooner Sarah Jane, 30 tons, Swarm, from Kai koras.

DEPARTURES. NoTember 15.— Cutter Wave, 11 tons, Morton, for Ohau, with sundries. Same day. — Schooner Three Brothers, 33 tons, Jackson, for Queen Charlotte Sound. Same day. — Cutter Katherine Johnttone, 10 tons, Taylor, for Wanganni, with sundries. Same day.— Schooner Amelia, 5 tons, Gill, for Cloudy Bay, with sundries. Same day.— Schooner Eliza, 33 tons, Whelch, for Chatham Islands, with sundries. Not. 17.— H.M. Colonial Brig Victoria, 200 tons, Richards, for Nelson. Passengers — The Bishop of New Zealand, Col. Wakefield, C. Clifford, Esq. Re*. -J. J. P. O'Reily, Rev. W. Lawry, Miss ■ Miss Wicksteed, Miss Swainson. Nor. 18. — Schooner Hannah, 93 tons, Salmon, Weit coast.' Sanre day. — Schooner Mana, 30 tons, Munn, for Mana.

ixtroKTS per David Malcolm, 1 case drapery, 1 do. bonnets, 2 barrels currants, 2 do raisins, 6 cases pickles, Order.—] cask, 1 keg, 1 bag, 1 box, Capt. Kuttell.—StiO sheep, 230 tattle, 1 horse, Order,— 14 bags salt, 3 casks soda, 1 do loaf sugar, 1 hhd. vinegar, 3 cases oilman's stores, ] 1 boxes soap, 6 boxes candles, 25 bags sugar, 4 chests tea, 5 bags rice, 3 bags coffee, 1 cask currants, 2 boxes raisins, 5 packages apparel, 20 tons coals, Order.

The David Malcolm sailed from Eden, the Government township of Twofold Bay, on the sth NoTember. When she sailed the Comet was also at Eden, and had part of her cargo of stock on board, and was to sail for Nelson the following day. The Munford was also about to take on board a cargo of sheep at the same place for Wellington, and would sa ; l about the 9th. Five hundred ewes were originally pnt on board the David Malcolm in Sydney, but fearing the voyage would be too long for them, the charterer sent them on shore at Twofold Bay, and filled up with cattle. One cow, 1 heifer and 1 steer died on the voyage from Eden out of 230 head of cattle. Rye vessels are at present running from Eden to Hobart Town with fat cattle and sheep, viz., the barques Morayshire and Eleanor, brig Lord Hobart, schooners Ariel and Lowestoft. The whaling barque PocMington, and whaling brig Johanna were lying at Eden when the David Malcolm sailed. There were no vessels lying at the township of Boyd.