SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XX, Issue 1168, 10 December 1863, Page 4

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LYTTELTON. I arbived. 5^M». B»dd «nd two ddtop. , Messrs. Molfatt, Cambridge, Smith, and two others, in 2n De C c b 8 n Phcebe, s.s., 613 tons, Kenedy, from Otago and the Bluff. Passengers—Mrs. Jenkins, Messrs. Hall, Wtller Maillby, Pollock, Morrison," M'Callam, Fitzpatjnck, Captain Anderson, Mr. Black.; and fifteen m the steerage. Dec. 8, Zealandia, ship, 1032 tons, Foster, from London. Passengers—Mr. and llrs. Tipping and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Palariet, Mr. and Mrs Tomljnson and tk-ee children, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan, Mr. and Mrs. Mann, Mrs. and Miss Cussons, tho Tipping (5), Mrs Christie, the Miss' Andrews (2), Miss Palanei Mrs. Car michaei; Mrs. Clark and servant Messrs Edwd Reeoe, Tipping, Farthing, Stewart.Alington, J. E. Man, £ Taylor, Halhwell, W. F. Wheeler, A. Stamen lbos. Thomson, John , K A. Mr. 2dmS Ckor. Ib'os. Livereedge, i»U» Aud Bavip® V Morrow, Mary H'Mg, Wg. Cook John Dunn, in the steerage. Dec. 9, Storm Bird, s.s, 104 tons, Reynolds, froni Wellington. Passengers—Messrs. Death and Hickson, one Dec schooner, from Melbourne. Dec.' 9 David G. Fleming, 1467 tons, Cnuckshank, from London. Passengers—Rev. W. Hogg, Mrs. Hogg and seven children, MissM. Marron, Miss F. Ellis, and Mr. R. J. Tucker; 300 Government immigrants in steerage. (See list below.) CLEARED. Dec. 8, Zambesi, ship, 1089 tons, M'Niel, for Callao. Dec^f'hoebe, s.s., 613 tons, Kennedy, for Wellington and Manukau. Passengers—Miss C. Dillon, and seven in Dunedin. Passengers —five in the steerage; and original cargo from Northern ports. imposts. In the Storm Bird, J. D. Macpherson, agent: 1 parcel, Wakefield; 2 bales paper, Ward and Reeves; 1 do, Willis; 3 crates flower-pots, Gould; 4 horses, Hickson, 30 head cattle, 6 calves, Death; 2 sacks, Gibbons. In the Bahia. Peacock & Co., agents: * cases 1 box, Tipping:; 33,300 slates, 3 cases, Aikman, Knight & to; 1 pk" apparel, Wishart; 25 hhds vinegar, 100 casks cement, 11 hhds, 21 qr casks, 276 cases, 20 crates, 14 casks 10 bales, 350 boxes, 84 cases, 65 casks whiting, 300 bags, 137 cases 15 do, 2 casks, 4 bdls, 12 brls, 77 bales tobacco, 13 bales, 854 deals, 191 bags salt, 20 water casks, Dalgety, Buckley & Co; 1 case sundries, Carte; 1 pkg, Robmson; 6 cask's hardware, 1 case grates, Hawkes&Strouts; 5 cases, England Bros; 6 qr casks whiskey, 40 hhds ale, 10 kilderkins-do, 6 casks, 7 cases, 2 chests, 1 cask, 9 cases, 2 iars, 1 cask, 4 bags, 1 dog and kennel, 3 cases, 46 bdl wire, 40 kegs white lead, 50 drums oil, 50 casks beer, 4 bales paper! 1 case effects, 1 case cart and harness; 100 tons coals, 40 cases, 200 bdls wire, Order; 1 box, Beeby; 1 case, C. Dangerenne; 1 do, J. Wylde; 3 cases, Wingate & Muldleton; 7 pkgs, 36 pieces iron, 108 bdls do, 13 do sash bars, 30 do iron wire, 5 hhd, 6 casks, 2 cases, 10 bundles spades, 11 cases, 1 tub, 7 crates, 6 boxes tin plates, 8 rollers, 4 bdls handles, 1 case ditto, 1 bale scythe ditto, Reece & Co.; 22 bales paper, FitzGerald; 4 cases, 2 casks sundries, J. D. Macpherson; 5 cases. Walker; 2 casks seeds, Mounsey; 2 casks, Deamer; 100 cases old torn, 70 cases brandy, 2 hhds old torn, 2 hhds brandy, 39 qr-casks ditto, 2 hhds rum, Dann & Bishop; 1 cask chain, 0 cases, 3 pkgs, 1 case, 100 casks beer, J*' en " sliaw; 2 cases ironwire, 1 cask earthenware, 115 boxes candles, 8 cases tapers, 10 casks rice, 2 ditto rock salt, 2 ditto saltpetre, 2 ditto carbonate soda, 1 ditto whiting, 5 barrels soda, 1 case chemicals, 2 casks coffee, 6 ditto herrincrs, 3 ditto sardines, 4 ditto blacking, 1 case, 1 bale candle" cotton, 1 keg sausage skins, 66 cases oilmen's stores, 1 case clocks, 2 pkgs brushware, 2 bales covers, 1 ditto plough lines, 80 bags salt, 2 casks pearl barley, 1 ditto carraways, 1 ditto split peas, 2 ditto arrowroot, 3 boxes sago, 1 barrel tapioca, 2 ditto oatmeal, 1 ditto ginger, 1 ditto cocoa, 2 cases figs, 4 bags pepper, 2 hogsheads ironmongery, 15 bundles, 2'eases glassware, 1 cask crockery ware, 5 bdls forks, 1 hhd bellows, 2 cases, 2 casks ironware, 1 hhd brackets, 3 halftierces tobacco,' 30 camp ovens and covers, 1 brl ginger, 1 bac collVe, 7 hhds wine, 10 qr-casks, 40 cases, 8 hhds spirits, 3 brls, 12 qr-casks, 95 cases, 40 hhds beer, 5 cases vinegar, 1 do blue, 6 do mustard, 9 do starch, 1 hhd sugar, Goulcl & Miles'; 7 casks, 23 cases, 34 kegs, 2 machines, 3 boxes, 2 rolls, 15 bdls, Reed; 3 cases, Looke & Co; 1 case, Strouts; 1 ease, C. Blakiston; 25 kegs, 10 cases, 1 tierce, 3 casks, Booth; 9 cases, 4 bales, D. Clarkson; 1 case seeds, 1 case, 8 rollers, 4 bdls handles, Reece & Hislop; 1 case, Enys; 1 box, Ellice; 60 casks bottled beer, Heywood &Co ;1 case, Fletcher; 1 case, Field; 1 box,'Raine; 2 cases, 2 casks, McKellar; 1 saddlery, LeCren; 31 bales, Lance: 52 cases brandy, 60 casks bottled ale, 6 qr.-casks gin, 50 boxes candles. 6 qr.-casks rum, 24 cases sherry, 24 cases port, 12 cases champagne, 5 cases coffee, 6 qr.-casks whiskey, 10 casks sodawater and lemonade, 1 case tobacco pipes, 100 bdls fencing wire, 120 standards, Beswick & Birch; 42 bdls wire, 2 bales woolpacks, 1 case apparel, 12 trunks boots, 3 bales blankets, 41 barrels, 107 barrels sugar, 7 pkgs groceries, 2 pockets hops, 6 barrels currants, 5 brls raisins, 2 brls muscatels, Peacock & Co.; 8 cases iron, 10 crates, 2 hhds, 22 casks, 1,522 bars iron, Anderson; 38 pkgs, Goodman; 1 box, Stancil; 7 cases, 5 casks, 3 bags, 18 bales, 4 pkgs, 2 ban-els, J. K. Wilson; 1 case, Pilbrow; 1 case, 40 boxes, Miles & Co.; 1 box, Jackson; 1 case, Hai man; 1 ease, Cookson & Co.; 6 boxes tin plates, Hitch; 2 hhds ale, Hargreaves & Co.; 3 hhds tobacco, 6 pkgs spirits tar, Rhodes.

Iu the Zealandia, Eeece and Co. agents: 248 bundles of wire, 315 standards. 1 bag fittings, 120 bundles standards, 40 ditto wire, 3 bales woolpacks, 1 box, Gould and Miles; 1 case, Blanchard, 2 casks, Harston; 24 packages, Hawkes andStrouts; 3 cases, Derry; 1 package, Hamilton, 44 boxes, 780 bundles iron standards, 180 bundles wire, Maude; 3 cases, LeCren; 1 hogshead, Koberts; 3 cases, 4 packages, 1 bos, Aikman, Knight, and Co.; 5 boxes, Eat tray; 3 cases, 1 cask, 2 packages, W. Wilson; 3 cases, Eev. H. Jacobs; 1 case, 2 wheels, 2shafts, L. Kennaway; 3 boxes, 2 packages, Burnell, Bennett, and Co.; 1 package apparel, Mason; 2 cases, Butler; 1 parcel, 84 bundles wire, 118 standards, 2 boxes, 2 cases, Hon. J. Hall; 1 trusj, March; 1 box, O'Callaghan; 13 cases, 2 bales, D. Clarkson; 2 cases, Bonnington; 3 cases, Kenshaw; 2 case, Davidson; 8 quarter-casks wine, McFarlane; 21 cases, 8 packages, 5 kegs, 42 bundles, 1 cart, 2 2 wheels, 1 shaft and axle, Captain Foster; 1 case, Studholme; 12 bundles, 3 cases, Wilson ; 1 case, Watson; 1 case, Pillbrow; 180 bundles iron standards, 171 wire ditto, 1 case twine, 1 bale blankets, 14 casks sulphur, 16 hhcls tobacco, 100 bags salt, 13 casks, 65 kegs, 6 baskets oil, 1 case, 2 bags, 24 boxes, 1 case effects, E. & 6. Ehodes; 1 case books, Librarian Christchurch College; 1 box, A. Silk; 4 cases, Walker; 20,000 slates, 16 boxes cheese, Wiugate and Middleton; 4 cases, 1 box, McMillan; 2 packages, 10 cases, 1 crate, 2 casks, Tipping; 5 cases, Nathan; 1 case, George; 7 cases, Morton; 26 bundles spades, Eecce and Hislop; 1 package, 1 chest, 1 trunk, unknown; 11 cases, 12 bundles, 10 kegs nails, 10 casks, 3 bundles riddles, 3 anvils, 2 kegs nails, 6 packages weighing machines, 20 bundles wire, 113 bars rod iron, 34 bundles sheet iron, Hawkes and Strouts; 1 package, Hooper; 24,900 slates, 129 bags salt, 30 cases, Dalgety and Co.; 1 box, Fox; 1 case, Mannering; 4 packages, Gavin; 1 truss, Forbes; 1 case, Cotterill; 1788 bars iron, 260 bundles ditto, 48 ditto hoop ditto, 12 ditto sheet ditto, 44 plates, 599 bars, 15 ditto, 98 bundles bars, 14 ditto hoops, 4 ditto sheet, 8 ditto plates, 50 hhds ale, 110 casks bottled beer, 1034 boards, 1 bale coal sacks, 250 sacks coal, 29 tons coal, 112 cases gin, 4 qr-casks 20 cases rum, 30 cases brandy, 40 ditto bitters, 1 ditto samples, 200 bundles wire, 7 casks, 1 case, 100 boxes glass, 79 cases, 1 box, 2 casks, 4 rowlocks, 1 boat, 92 deck planks, 8 trenails, 4 waterways, 2 riding bits, 4 pieces for winch, 10 pkgs planking, 32 planks, 1 bundle wood tongues, 1 ditto locker tops, 1 ditto cot frames, 2 plank sheer, 1 rough tree, 1 pkg awser chocks, 2 pieces transporting ditto, 100 frames and timbers, 17 beams, 12 half ditto, 46 floors, 179 plates, 16 angle irons, 21 plate ditto, 10 rough angle irons, 7 bulkhead plates, 18 do angle iron, 8 plate ditto, 10 after ditto, 6 after angle do, 6 beam do, 6 keelson do, 9 tank plates, 2 breast-hooks, 5 curlings, 1 transom, 1 truck ditto, 4 cabin beams, 2 boiler ditto, 2 truck angle-irons, 32 bulwark stauntions, 2 diagonal curlings, 4 ditto deck shingles, 1 stern, 1 stern frame, 1 rudder, 1 yoke for ditto, 1 spare tiller, 3 deck plates, 1 rudder trunk, 1 flange for ditto, 1 counter plate, 1 keel thip, 4 harping angle irons, 8 stand plates and hart thimbles, 2 boat davits, 2 hawser pipes, 2 rings, 4 chafing pieces for combings, 1 engine-room ladder, 12 plates for coal bunkers, 13 angle irons for ditto, 2 bunker tops, 2 bunker gratings, 1 boat, 1 tubular boiler, 1 funnel chimney, 2 screw propellers, 12 small tube i, 166 fire bars, 1 smoke-box door, 2 furnace ditto, 2 stoke hole plates, 1 box tools, 3 cases, 25 boxes, 1 stern locker, 2 casks, 4 coils rope, 1 keg tar, 1 cask pitch, 2 masts, 4 spars, 1 bundle handspikes, 1 matted bundle, 78 cases, 66 casks, 42 axles, 6 matted bundles, 1 hhd cider, 3 pkgs stoves, 63 bdls wire, 1 chaff cutter, 1 wheel, 68 bdls shovels, 13 pkgs, 1 box toys, 1 small case, 1 trunk, 120 pipe boxes, 2 pairs bellows, 6 anvils, 38 kegs, 50 boxes glass, 51 grindstones, 170 kegs nails, 10 bdls tubes, 2 forge backs, 18 rolls lead, 2 casks zinc, 1 machine, 280 kegs nails, 10 pkgs, 12 bdls, sheaths; 6 bdls stails, 40 boxes, 8 bdls, 6 brls, 6 boxes, 10 chests, 10 half-chests, 4 qr.-casks, 40 qr.-casks wine, 73 cases wine, 26 cases furniture, 2 boxes, 4 casks tobacco, 1 case cigars, 1 box, 11 cases, 1 cask copper nails, 27 pkgs, 9 bdls spades, 1 cask, 1 case varnish, 2 trusses, 20 boxes glass, 3 matted bdls, 24 axles, 5 boxes, 5 casks bolts, 23 cases, 3 bdls, 6 bdls mats, 30 drums oil, 8 casks paint, 5 half-barrels tar, 22 cojls rope, 65 kegs nails, 36 bdls buckets, 1 winch, 1 bdl, 6 pipes, 1 bag fittings, 3 boxes, 3 anchors, 1 chain cable, 2 lengths chain, 1 claw stopper, 1 bdl oars, 1 boat hook, 6 cases, 8 boxes, Eeece & Co.; 2 cases, 25 cases spirits, 12 qr.-casks, 175 eases, 21 hhds, 8 qr.-casks wine, 1 case tarpaulin, 250 cases ale, 50 cases cider, order; 16 qr.-casks

wine, J. D. Macpherson; 24 casks nails, 14 cases stores 5 casks, 10 cases, 23 bells, 1 tierce, 34 pkgs, 2 hhds, 1 drains colza oil, 5 boxes, Neove; 40 kegs, 14 casks, I cases, 1 bale, Booth; 7 casks, 1 hhd, 3 txns, 2 sheets,. Ca fr J thTi>avid G. Fleming, D. Davis, agent;il2 bale paper, 1 case, 3 casks, Ward & Reeves; 4 G. Bootti 23 cases, 20 chests, 10 Morrison & Co.; 2 hhds, 2 crates, C. Pi nice, 40 drum nil 10 barrels whiting, 12 firkins plaster, 2 casks putty, Sto paS lawkes & StUts; 8 cases, 200 ton coal J D. Macpherson ; 2 cases, His Honor Mr. Justic Grc'son: 1 case, J. Marshman; 2 trunks, S. Goodman 34 hhds, 56 qr-casks, 95 cases, Walt °\^ a^e^,w°t ! : cases W. Boaer, 1 case, Buchanan ; 3 pkgs, T. Mollett, cask 'G. Young; 50 di-ums, 2 cases, W. Wilson; 3 case. Harley; 19 bundles, 1 cask, 4 qr-casks, 16 octanes, J Wood; 31 pkgs, 10 bales, 15 cases, 2 casks, Hey wood & Co, 1 case, Jollie; 1 do, FitzGerald; 10 cases, Tucker; 1 dc Weld; 1 case, Miss Jackson; 1 cass, A, Eraser; 7 case. 31 kegs, 2 casks zinc, 6„sheets lead, Wingate and Mid dleton; 1 case. Brown, Hall, & Co.; 1 case, Anderson 8 cases, 1 bale, Symington; 2 cases, Dr-Exiusc ;lcase Brown, Hall & Co.; 1 case, Anderson; 10 cases, 4 bales 1 truss 118 bundles, 1 pole, 25 drums, U casks 282 bars 'iron, 21 plates, 1 box samples, J, White an Co.: 3 bales, 20 cases, 97 water casks, 8 tanks, M Harris 822 cases, 6 chests, 6 half-chests, 4 qr.-tierces, 347* ton coals 11 bales, 45 pkgs, 2 weighing machines, 1 machine 3 hhds, 1,528 flooring boards, 1,830 deals, 8 brlM6 trunks 356 casks, order; 1 case, B. Blakesley; 1 ease, W. Wilson 100 casks bottled beer, Renshaw; 1 case, Dunlop; 3 cases Gould; 274 cases, 50 drums, 38 casks, 40 boxes, 33b bar iron, 8 tanks, 27 pkgs, 200 bags, 4 bales, 10 qr.-tierces, hhds, 30 brls, 7 bdls, 19 cases sundries, Davis; 1 casi Hurst: 1 case, Marshman; 2 trunks, Goodman. EXPORTS. In the Windhover, Peacock and Co., agents : 8 case muntz metal, 5 bags nails. A ship was signalled yesterday as being off the Heads It is supposed to be the Derwentwater, but up to the tim of our going to pres3 no reliable information had bee: received. The 1.C.8.M.5.5. Phoebe left the Bluff on the 6th a 5*15 p.m., arrived at Port Chalmers on the 7th at 6 - 30 a.m. left again at 7*40 p.m., on the same day, and arrived a Lyttelton at 2 p.m. on the Bth—passage occupying bu 18 hours and 20 minutes. The s.s. Storm Bird arrived yesterday morning about o'clock from Wellington, after the roughest passage eve experienced by Captain Reynolds, although of late heha had more than a share of storms. The steamer leftWel lington on Friday morning, and was within 30 miles c the heads on Sunday evening, but owing to the increase 1 force of the S.W. gale, had to put about ship and run fo shelter under the land off Motunau, till the wind mode rated. She has horses and cattle on board for the Otag market, but they will be landed here. One of the beast died, and another had its leg broken. The horses are 01 deck, and look little the worse for the voyage. Captai: Reynolds put back to Wellington three times, and we ar obliged to him for papers of the sth instant. The David G. Fleming.—The ship David G. Flemini arrived in harbor on Tuesday evening, after a passage c 100 days from London. She brings an addition to ou population of 12 passengers in the cabin and equal to 30 statute adults on account of the Provincial Government Every department on board appears m a very efhcien and cleanly state. A numerously signed address was pre sented to the captain by the passengers. Three births ani three deaths occurred on board, two underone year, and th other eight years old. A seaman, named James Duey, native of Stoke, lost his life by a fall from the topsail yari to the deck; he was all but dead when carried to th forecastle. Tho David G. Fleming brings a large cargo consigned to Mr. D. Davis, Norwich Quay. The Bahia sailed from the Downs on the 26th Julj having light winds down the channel and baffling ones t> the line, crossed on Sept. 19th; In working down th trade to the Cape, met with little better success. Aite reaching the longitude of Tan Dieman's Land, met wit] very heavy gales. The whole of her passengers are ii good health. Her freight list includes cargo of about 90 tons, and she is consigned to Messrs. J. T. Peacock & Cc In our brief notice of Tuesday we should have stated tha Captain Sproul boarded her and the Brothers Pride oi Sunday evening, the latter vessel about half-past 9 p.m. The Zealandia. —We gladly welcome back the Zealan dia and her captain; on the present occasion more par ticularly because the Zealandia has, up to date, made th quickest passage from London to Lyttelton this yeai She left on the 3rd September, and in consequence of : severe gale met with in the Channel was obliged to pu back-to the Downs. On the 10th made another attempt and the pilot parted with her on the 14th. During th passage to the Line spoke the Derwentwater; and agaii on or about October 13th. Met with fine weather th rest of the passage, which occupied 96 days from th Downs. The Snares were sighted on Sunday last, and th late S.W. gale assisted the vessel to her anchorage oi Monday atternoon about 4 o'clock. The Zealandia is con signed to Reece & Co. Amongst the articles enumerate! in the manifest will be found the frame and fittings fo the new steamer ordered out by Mr. Reece during hi stay in England; the remainder comes out by the Canter bury, which sailed from London on the 22nd Soptembei Captain Foster lands all his passengers in excellen health. The Ship Bbotheb's Phide.—On Tuesday last w briefly noticed the arrival of this vessel at the heads, an< although we possessed the information since proved to b too true respecting the amount of sickness on board, fo the sake of the friends on shore we refrained from publish ing the melancholy intelligence that 44 deaths had occurre 1 during the passage. In our columns will be found a lie 1 of the sufferers, as well as the number of births. W 1 hear that Captain Sproul, on boarding the vessel, wa 1 refused the charge of the ship, and the offer of the pilot t 1 place his boat and crew at the service of the ship to obtai: 1 fresh supplies for the sick children was also refused. 0 ! Tuesday evening the anchor was raised, and sail mad before half a gale of wind blowing from the S. W., and a daylight next morning the vessel was out of sight. Sh ■ returned yesterday morning when off Camp Bay, an ® was immediately ordered to hoist the Yellow Jack. Thi > peremptory order of the Health Commissioner not appeal > ing to suit this cavalier officer, in two or three hours th > anchor was again up, and with the assistance of the ligh ; breeze from N.E., the Brother's Pride was brought up jus ' astern of the Lancashire Witch. We presume the autho rities will not permit their orders to be set at defiance, an f the law treated with contempt. , We append the list of Births, Marriage, and Deaths oi ; board the Brother's Pride: — ' Bibths.—Aug 4, Christina Mackay, daughter—Aug IS * Esther Roberts, daughter—Sopt 3, J E McLanglin, son- ' Sept 9, Isabella Helm, son—Sept 18, Eliza Bennett, son- ' Oct 3, M Katliaway, son—Oct 20, H Hamilton, daugh 5 ter —Oct 25, B Stout, son—Nov 11, H Trigg, twins—No ' 14, J Brown, son. > Mabbiage.—Sept 28, by the Captain, James Shepherd second mate, to Jane McWilliam. ® Deaths.—Aug 5, Joseph Bailey, 21 years—Aug 26, W Scrimshaw, 16 months—Aug 28, S. M. Thomas, 9 months- * Sept 3, Margrt McWilliam, 4 years—Sept 3, Wm Powell J 6 years —Sept 4, Ida Powell, 2 years —Sept 4, Tom Webb , 3 years—Sept 4, Isaac Skelton—Sept 8, Clara Webb, 1! J months—Sept 11, Mary Cole, 8 years—Sept 20, Join " Rosser, married, 24 years —Sept 29, Richard Powell, 2< *• years—Oct 2, Sarah Ann Gundry, single, 17 years—Oct 6 '' Sophia Rosser, widow, 22 years—Oct 25, Fanny Brooks s 44 years —Oct 29, Eliza Bennett, 29 years—Nov 2, Johi J- Ellery —Nov 2, John Collett, 8| years—Nov 5, Jessii *■ Helm, 3£ years—Nov 5, Samuel Hawkins, 8 months— - Nov 5, James Edward Birch, 11 months—Nov 6 ■> the infant son of H. Bennett, 6 weeks—Nov 8, Editl Norbury, 4 yrs—Nov 11, Andrew McMillan, 13 months— ! > Nov 14, Mary E. Brassington, 22 months—Nov 14, Agnei 8 Brown, 2* years—Nov 15, Andrew Crosbie, 8 years—Nol •> 16, Robert Brown, 7 years —Nov 17, Emma Carter, I '> years—Nov 17, Frances Eaton, single, 28 years—Nov 21 8 Margaret Anderson, single, 23 years—Nov 21, John John lj stone, 15 months—Nov 21, Henry Voyce, 23 months- '> Nov 22, Janet Brown, 29 years—Nov 22, David Brown 7 son of ditto, 5 years—Nov 23, George Bonnett, 15 months * Nov 24, infant son of Janet Brown, 2 weeks—Nov 26 ! Thomas Collett, 2| years—Nov 27, Hannah Trigg, 2£ 2 years—Nov 29, Edward Collett, 2| years—Dec. 2, An : s 'drew Crosbie, 46 years—Dec 3, Margaret Stout, single 8 35 years—Dec 4, Charlotte Williams, 40 years—Dec 6 infant son of A. and H. Trigg, no age given—Dec 6, Ben. 0 Nicholls, son of H. and E. Nicholls, no age given—Dec 9 q Cole, son of Cole.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

From London —Derwentwater, Sept. 12; Alpaca, Sept. 15; Canterbury, Sept. 22. From Melbourne—William Buchanan, brig; Choice, schooner. From Dunedin and intermediate ports —Geelong, p.s., hourly; or the City of Dunedin on or about Friday next. From Otago—The Storm Bird, s.s., 14th inst.; and the Prince Alfred, s.s., on the 11th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Zambesi, cleared for Callao, Lancashire Witch, on or about Wednesday, cleared for Guam. Prince Alfred, s.s., for Nelson and Sydney, on the 11th instant. Fanny Merriman, ship, cleared for Oamaru, Geelong, p.s., for Dunedin, via intermediate ports, on the 10th instant. Holyrood, ship, for Callao, in a few days.

VESSELS IN PORT. SHIPS.

White Star, 2340 tons, from Melbourne, Annie Wilson, 1116 tons, from Auckland. Lancashire Witch, 1674 tons, from London, discharging. Zambesi, 1089 tons, from London. Roman Emperor, 659 tons, from London, waiting orders. Fanny Merriman, 400 tons, from Sydney, discharging. Bahia, ship, from London. Brother's Pride, ship, from London. Zealandia, 1300 tons, from London. David G. Fleming, 1400 tons, from London. BASQUES. Dona Anita, 500 tons, loading for London. Holyrood, 562 tons, from London, discharging. Pekin, 400 tons,, from London, ready to discharge. Bessy, 320 tons, from Vancouver's Island via Sandwich Islands, discharging.

BBIGS AND SCHOOITEES. e Windhover, brig, 207 tons, from Hobarfc Town, cleared for Guam. 'Abbey, schooner, 90 tons from Melbourne. 1; Camilla, brigantine, 190 tons, from Hobarton. Heather Bell, 200 tons, from Sydney, discharging. i Lady Denison, 170 tons, from Hobarfc Town discharging. Sylph, 60 tons, from Wellington, discharging. a Choice, schooner, from Melbourne. T I M A R U. I ABB.IVED. . J Dec. 1, City of Nelson, schooner, from Pareora, with 22,260 feet timber, Le Cren and Co. t SAILED. | Dec. 1, Flying Squirrel, ketch, for Duncdin, in ballast. Dec. 1, Australian Maid, cutter, for Lyttelton, with 40 1 bales of wool, Le Cren and Co. P i Dec. 1, Herald, schooner, for Lyttelton, with 36 bales ot wool, Le Cren and Co. < Dec. 2, City of Nelson, schooner, for Lyttelton, with 60 bales of wool, Le Cren and Co. 6 LIST OF IMMIGRANTS BY THE DAVID G. ! FLEMING. 1 1 MARRIED COUPLES. Farm Laborers. —Samuel Rusbatch, wife, and three children, Moses Rusbatch and wife, Glouees- 1 tershire ; John Poole, wife, and three children, John ( Carter and wife, James Triggs and wife, Cornwall; John Burnett, wife and two children, John Franks J and wife, Yorkshire; Robert Woolterton, wife, and • five children, Norfolk; TVilliam Pleasance, wife, and two children, Durham ; James M'Cann and wife, : Charles M. Meckin, wife, and three children, Lanarkshire; Neil M'Cormick, wife, and two children, Argyleshire; Thomas Dixon and wife, Renfrewshire ; Gregory Duffey, wife, and four children, John Hulden, wife, and two children, William Wilson, wife and child, Matthew Rearg, wife, and two children, Joseph Irving, wife and child, Carlisle. Ploughman.—George Todd, wife, and three children, Lanarkshire. Shepherds.—Paul M'Coll, and wife, Argyleshire; John Bethune, wife, and three children, Rosshire.. Carpenters. —William Tegg, wife and three children, Middlesex; Henry A. Arthur, wife and six children, Somersetshire; William Boyce, wife and four children, Cheshire; David Scott, wife and four children, Lanarkshire; David Lusk, wife and four children, Buteshire; William Nelson, wife and four children, Ayrshire; John A. McDonald and wife, Kircudbrightshire; John Pratt, wife and child, Aberdeenshire; George Calder and wife, Caithness. Mason.—Edwin Philip, wife and child, Cornwall. Bricklayers.—James Heard, wife and two children, W. H. Butler, wife and three children, Notts. Plasterer.—George Jones and wife, Gloucester--8l"r - - , , , Smith.—James Tucker, wife and three children, Tailor.—Thomas Langhorn, wife and child, Surrey. Painter.—William Nullington, wife and child, Middlesex. . Schoolmaster.—Donald Munro and wife, Sutherlandshire. SINGLE MEN. Farm Labourers.—Peter Innes, Thos. Maitland, Aberdeenshire ; John & Peter Rowe, Dorsetshire ; Walter Bishop, Sussex ; Samuel Roskruge, Cornwall; Peter Martin, Kent; John Banton, Cheshire; Patrick Farrell, Lanarkshire ; James Sartar, David Sartor,.lsle of Man; Arch. M'Leod, Inverness; John McLachlan, Argyleshire ; John Gunn, Sutlierlandshire ; James Brown, Ayrshire ; James Sutherland, Sutherlandshire ; Wm. Walker, Banffshire ; Patrick Walsh, Clare; Robert Hogg, Arthur and Edward - Haughey, Thomas Gourlay, Down ; Thomas Connell, Galway ; John Donnelly, Dublin ; James Madden, Lanarkshire; Wm Pearson, Armagh; Michael Ryan, Tipperary ; Geo. Whitten, Armagh ; Alex. Duffey, Carlisle. Ploughmen.— John McLaughlan, Renfrewshire; Hugh and Murdo McLennan, Rosshire; James Sutherland, Donald Olson, Caithness; Henry Milne, Aberdeenshire; Wm. Croy, Orkney; Neil Ray, Argyleshire; John and Andrew Baxter, Lanarkshire. . Shepherds.—James Milne, Aberdeenshire; Robert Menzies, Perthshire; John McLean, Rosshire; John Robertson, Andrew Cowan, Rosshire; Robert Rutherford, Inverness; Joseph Christison, Aberdeen. " Cabinet Makers and Joiners. —Wm. Thompson, Yorkshire; J. W. Pate, Suffolk; George Donaldson, Forfarshire. Tailors.—Chas. A. Gawen, Wiltshire; Miehatt Walsh, Clare. Bricklayer.—Arthur Brightmore, Middlesex. Limeburner.—Robert Hanna, Down. Gardener. —John Santar, Isle of Man. single women. Domestic Servants. —Mary, Sarah, and Eleanor Woolterton, Norfolk; E. A. Boyce, Lancashire; M. A. Price, Cheshire; Isabella Maitland, Aberdeen; Harriett Thompson, Yorkshire; Jane Sontar, Isle of ManS; usannahHogg,Down; Mrgt. Haughey,Down; Emily and Mary Treganowen, Cornwall; Mary Ann Hatherton, Cambridge; S. J. Smith, Somersetshire; E. P. Phillips, Surrey; Mary Gamblin, Hants; M. A. Pickard, Leicestershire; Mary and Bridget Eastwood, Lancashire; Mary Bates, Worcestershire; Margaret Calder, Aberdeenshire; Catherine Finlayson. Rosshire; Mary Sutherland, Sutherlandshire; Ellen Pope, Lanarkshire; Hannah Connor, Cork; Sarah Pearson, Armagh; E. A. Kennedy, Down.; Judy Hogan, Maria O'Mara, Margaret Madden, Tipperary; Catherine Handling, Limerick; Mary Handling and Elizabeth Duffey, Sarah Carlisle, Watson Carlisle, Sarah Wilson, Maria McDonald, Elizabeth Wilson, Carlisle; Ellen Ferriter Kerry, Ellen and Mary McCartney, Antrim. Cooks.—Emma Potts, Derbyshire; Charlotte Burgess, Northamptonshire; Elizabeth Smith, Pembrokeshire. Dairymaids.—Margaret Gollidge, Somersetshire; Margaret Sutherland, Sutherlandshire; Catherine Campbell, Rosshire. Needlewomen.—Jane McHarvey, Somersetshire; Agnes Fuller, Middlesex. Weaver.—Elizabeth Hatton, Lancashire. Laundress. —Mary Marshall, Middlesex. Male adults, 92; female ditto, 92; male children, 10; female ditto, 27; infants, 17; total, 268, equal to 217 J,- statute adults. Nationality of Immigrants.—English, 35; Scotch, 12; Irish, 11; Isle of Man, 2.