Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS— FOREIGN. Jan. 17. Ralph sernaJ, bai que, 314 tons, M'Laren mas. ter, from London via Nelion, New Plymouth, and Wellington, with sundries. Passengers— -Mr. Rout, Mrs. Rout, and seven children, Mrs. Elliott and child, Mrs. Cross and two children. Brown and Campbell asrents. Jan. 20. Auckland, barque, 204 tons, Cutter, master, from Fegce Islands, with sundries. J. S. Poiack, agent. Jan. 21. Sophia, brig, 150 tons, Tanner, master, from Sydney, with sundries. Passengers, Mrs. Tanner and son, Miss Connell, Mrs. Hill, Mr. Eadle, Mr. W. Epsom, and Mr. and Mrs. S. Farley.

DEPARTURES— FOREIGN. Jan. 19. John Bull, schooner, 72 tons, Church, master, for liobartTown, with lundries. W. Combes, agent. Jai. 21. Pompey, schooner, 56 tons, Ford master, for Sydney, via Kiapnra, with timber. Jan. 21. Factor, ship, 336 tons, M'Cook, master, for Tahiti, with timber, shingles, &c J. Woodhouae, agent.

Inwards— Coastwi9E. Jan. 17. Pompey, schooner, 56 ton 9, Ford, master, from Kaipara, with timber. Jan. 18. Highlandert schooner, 14 tons, Dirroch, master, from Bay of Plenty, with pigs and potatoes. Jan. 20. Bon Accord, schooner, 17 tons, Williamson, master, from Kauwau in ballait. Jnn. 20. Maid of the Mill, schooner, 27 tons, Spencer, master, from New Plymouth to Manukau, with flour, poik, onions, &c. Jan 20. Dove, schooner, 20 torn, Hunt, master, from Cay of Js ands, with sundries.

OUTWARDS — COASTWISE. Jan. 17. Oranoa, schooner, 30 ions, Pollock, master, forPoveity Bay, with sundries. Jan- 17. Undine, schooner, 21 tons, Champion, master, for Wellington, with sundries. Jan. 18. Aaney, schooner, 22 tons, Cain, master, for thp Bay of Islands, with sundries. Jan. 19. Thistle, cutter, 17 tons, Henley, master, for Bay of Islands, with sundries. Jan. 20. Highlander, schooner, 14 tons, Darroch, master, for Bay of Plenty, in ballast. Jan. 20. Anne and Sarah, cutter, 26 tons, Sinclair, master, for New Plymouth, in ballast. Jan. 21. lion Accord, schooner, Williamson, matter, for Kauvvau in ballast. Jan. 20. Dove, ichooner, 20 tons, Hunt, master, for Coromandel Harbor, hi ballast. Jan. 21. Daniel Watson, brig, 563 tons, Watson, master, for Wellington, with sundries. The Lord Hobart, brier, 1(51 torn, Sullivan, master, tcr, sails this day for Twofold Bay in ballast. Passengers—Mr. M'Gregor, and Mr. King, W. S. Graname, agent.

Imports. The Sophia, brig, left Sydney January 3, and clearod out with 80 head of cattle, 500 sheep, 3 rolls lead, one box slops, W. Wright; 8 packages furniture, 4 boxes cigars, 1 bag coffee, H. Tanner. The Raymond, barque, cleared from Sydney Dec. 31, for this port, via Two*fold Bay, with 97 casks bottled beer, 39 cabes and 18 casks wive, John Hart.

The Rnsetta Joseph barque, arrived at Sydney on Ist January, having made the passage in eleven days. The Falcon, which arrived in Sydney, on the 22nd brings intelligence that when ihe left Tahiti dysentery was prevalent among the French troopi, and many we c dying. Mr. Rogerson (misiionary) died on the 10th November, at Borabora, of scarlet fever Mr. Salmon has given up his office as Queen's Secretary, but the island continued in a tranquil state. Ihe Chilian barque Jmogene from Valparaiso, with a full cargo of flour, arrived at Tahiti, prior to the Falcon sailing. The schooner Mtnijs, from Launceston, am •ved at Paj'eita on the 9th November. Th» falcon spoke the American whaler JNaragauStt about the end of November, off Sunday Island, with 400 barrels of sperm and 300 barrels of black oil* The Feegees. — The American ship Auckland, Captain Cutter, which arrived from the Feegee Islands on Wednesday last, brings intelligence of the probability of the war that has been raging among the natives ior some time past, soon drawing to a close from sheer inanition, eleven villages having been destroyed, and only one remaining to complete the work of demolition. The Auckland w<is ten days on her passage to this port. Besides sixty seven casks of cocoa-nut oil, and a number of cocoa-nuts, she has brought three natives as passengers from Rolumah She saw nothing of H.M.S. Dido. The mission under the Rev Mr. Hunt, is reported rather favorably than otherwise, as making «low but perceptible progress. The ship Ann, 801 tons, Captain Walker, was to sail from Gravesend on 20th Sept., and Belfast, sth October, with emigrants for New Zealand.