NAPIER SHIPPING.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2607, 25 November 1865, Page 4

NAPIER SHIPPING.

By tha arrival of tho i.i Beautiful Star l»»t ov«ning w« h*ve tho following items of ihipping nowi from Napier :— Tlie barque Sunbeam, Captain Lovell,' arrived at a lat* hour on Saturday, She left Auckland on the morning of "V\ idneidar, th« lfith iuitanfc, with »trong windi from S.W. to W., and made a flne run to the Eait Capo, having rounded it on the 16th at noon, with moderate wentlur nnd variable ,vrind», On Friday, the 17th, off Portland liland, oxporienced strong north wind" baching into the louth-weit. Xurn«U up th» Bay ou Saturday, -with »trong brefie* from 8.W., ginerally

' wider doublo-rcofoa top«all«, but, having, patent rotflug npparatui lv use; made nnd shortened «*ll as 'occasion re4uiied. \t midnight made tho nnchorsgo nnd mooted at the buoy In tlio roadstead. Captain Lotoll, as wltU most nautical mon who viiit this port, complains much of tho want of a light to guldo «trang«ni to tho anchorage. Tho bsrqtto Sunbeam will finish discharging her inward cargo this week, and commence loading wool on Monday next, a quantity of which 1' now ready for shipment Tho p.s. Sturt sailed yesterday (Monday) afternoon for the East Coast. Tho St Ktlda was on, tho slip whon the Rangatira loft Thhtoin foot of tho garboard streak had boon condomned, and one plftto of tho bottom. Tho St. Kilda is expected to bo launched by the end of tho month, and will be brought up to Napier by Captain Kennedy, She may bo looked for by tho 6th of Decombor, nnd it is said that Captain Hannibal Marks, formerly of the Sftudfly, lias > appolntod to tho command. , < Tho cuttor Sir Duncan Cameron, Hattray, master, of this port, cloarod at Napier on tho 1 8th instant for ' Wellington, with tho following cargo :— l5 tons, 430 kits maize, Watt, Kennedy, and "Watt (agents).