Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1350, 16 November 1860, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ENTERED INWARDS. Npvember 13 —Thames, 17 tons, Hargrave, from Matakaua, with 224 posts and rails, 2 passengers. — LilloWall & Battray, agents. November 13 —Planet, 39 tons, Lewis, from Napier, with 600 bushels wheat, 50 do. maize, 2 packages, 4 _. cases, gin, 10 bags rice; from the East Coast, with 200 j^ushelsi, wheat, 250 do. maize, 40 gallons oil, 4 rafes, H'c\Vt. pork, 200 lbs. lard, 7 bundles whalebone, 60 lbs",wool. Noyeinber 13—Matilda, 20 tons, Paltridge, at Onehunga, fromEaglan, with 3 ton* pork, 1 ton bacon, *" 3 kegsr.lard,3 passengers. November 13—i Petrel, 20 tons, Carmichael, from Wan- , garei, witih 2 pigs, 100 lbs. wool, 10 passengers. November 13— Tui, 15 tons, A. B. White, from Wangarei, in ballast. November 14— Moa, 10, tons, Kelly, from Waiheki, with 22 tons firewood, and 1 passenger. November 14 —Industry, 24 tons, Hira, from Pakiri, with 12,000 feet timber, 6 boxes clothing, 1 oven, 2 kegs, 10 fowls. November 14 —Albert, 15 tons, Horopeta, from Coromandel, with 5000 feet timber and 4 •pars. Passen gen —Mr. and. Miss Preece. November 14 —Clyde, 15 tons, Kasper, from Malmrangi, with 22 .tons firewood. November 14 —Favourite, 15 tons, Browne, from Coromandel, with 7000 feet of timber, and 7 passengers. November 14 —Phantom, 16 tons, Anderson, from Waiheki, with 16' tons firewood. November 15 —Annie, 22 tons, Matheson, from Omah, with 40 tons firewood. November 16—Eclair, 17 tons,- Haini, from Coromandel, with 14,000 feet timber, and 2 passengers.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. 1 November 7 —Swan, 45 tons, Bush, for Oyalau, Fiji. Passengers*—Mr. and Mrs. Richardson^ Mr. and , Mrs} Nelson 1 and 4 children, Messrs. Yon Dadelszen, t J. Lawrence, W.Lewis, J. WVDowson, J. Fitzgerald, J. Callaghan, and J. Gimbel. —John Salmon and Co., agents. > November 7 —Northern Bride, ship, 853 tons, Betti, for Gallao, in ballast. Passengers —Angus and Margaret McKellar, David, Mrs., Neill, Mary, and Angus MoKellar. — O. E. Strickland and Co., agents. November 13—Comet, 18 tons, Sellars, for Tauranga, with 5000 feet timber, 20,000 shingles/2000 bricks, 160 feet house blocks, 2 bags .salt, 1 case brandy, 10 1 pkgt. merchandize, 45 bushels lime, 2 pauaengere. — T. Macky & Co., agent*.'

November 13— Thames, 17 tons, Hargiavo, for Matak*na, with 15 cwfc. flour, 2 bags augar, 2 half chests te», 1' cask pork, 14 pkga. »undries, 5 passengers. — Lilewall And Rattray, agent*: November 13— Morning Star, 20 tons, Honi Maika, for Wangaroa, with 1 bag biscuit, 1 bag rice, 1 pnrcel, 1 calf, 4 bags sugar, 1 chest tea, 1 box rum in bottle, 4 passengers. — E. King, agent. November 13— Tui, 15 tons, A. B. White, for the Bay of Plenty, with 1 bale blankets, 2 bags sundries, 1 bag sugar, 1 case gin, 1 do. wine, 10 lbs. tobacco, 4 cwt. salt. — A. B. White, agent. November 13 — Nymph, 19 tons, Lloyd, for Wangaroa and Mongonui, with 1 ca»e groceries, 10 gallons rum, 2 camp ovens, 3 cases, 14 parcels sundries, 4 passengers. — W. Brighton, agent. November 13— St. Kilda, 63 tons, Joyce, for Russell, with 1 keg brandy, 3 cwt. rice, 2 bags biscuit, 1 bag arrowroot, 20 pkgs. sundries, 7 passengers. — S. J. Edmonds, agent. November 14 — Clyde, 15 tons, Kasper, for Mahurangi, in ballast. November 14— Kiwi, 40 tons, McGregor, for Mongonui, with 14,000 feet timber, 15,000 shingles, 8 doors, 8 packs sashes, 1 ton flour, 2 cwt. biscuit, 10 packets sundries, 1 case goods, 4 passengers. November 15— James and Julia, 22 tons, DeThierry, for Maraiti, with 200 lbs. flour, 1 pkge. sundries. Passengers — Mrs. Bartley and 2 otheis. November 15 — Gem, 23 tons, Pera, for Turanga, with 5 bags rice, 48 bags sugar, 10 do. flour, 1 box tea, 1 do. tobacco, 13 ploughs, 2 bundles spades, 3 kegs soap, 1 box clothes, 10 bags biscuit, and 5 native passengers. November 15 — Lizzy, 19 tons, Kell, for Matakana, in ballait. November 15— Planet, 30 tons, Lewis, for the East Coast, with 4 dozen spades, 25 bags sugar, 10 do. rice, 10 do. flour, 10 do. biscuit, 10 bundles bags, 2 cases sundries, 1 case whiting, 1 chest tea, 2 cases raisins, 1 keg tobacco, 1 case axes, 1 pair steelyards, 1 watering pot, 1 case ironmongery, 2 bags sugar, 1 package.

SAILED. November 11 — Northern Bride, ship, 856 tons, Betts, for Callao.

EXPORTS — FOREIGN. Per Swan, for Oralau : 1 hhd. old torn, 50 cases, 25 half cases gin, 1 bale prints, 2 half chests tea, 12 bags sugar, 5 half cases geneva, 5 cases old torn, 1 qr.-cask brandy, 10,000 feet sawn timber, 6000 shingles, 2000 bricks, 10 dozen spades, 2 boats, 1 ton biscuit, 10 cwfc. flour, 7 pkgs. slops.

The whaleship Napoleon, of New Bedford, Captain G. N. Macy, biought up off the North Head early on Wednesday morning. * She is last from the Bay of Islands, where she failed to procure the hands Bhe required. The Napoleon is a fine wholesome specimen of the New Bedford whaling fleet — is about 22 months out, and has now on board about 630 banela sperm oil — a fair average catch. On the vessel being signalled, it was seen to be an old hand coming in ; but though old in one sense, yet Captain Macy is but a young man, peihaps one of the youngest commanders in the U.S. whaling fleet. He has, however, been here frequently before, as an officer of our old friend the Lion. Capt. Macy is an old hand amongst us, and as such has been welcomed by all who had met him pieviously. He is shipping his hands quickly, and -will sail again to-morrow. We are glad to hear that Capt. Kreeft, owner and captain of the unfortunate little Emu, has soon found an engagement which may assist him in lepauing the very heavy loss which he sustained by the wreck of the steamer. He has accepted the command of the Ro•etta, merchantman, lyiug at Bay of Islands, which is vacant by the death of her late captain, a notice of which will be found in our obituary of to-day. The Rosetta proceeds to Monte Video, and thence to Liverpool; and has, we are informed, a very valuable China cargo on board.