Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 512, 12 March 1851, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARUIVAX.S. March B— Catherine, 220 tons, James Henry, from Newcastle, New South Wales, with 100 tons conls, 200 tons diUo, 500 posts and rails, 1 plough. — Bain & Burlt. agents. March B— "Victoria, 17 tons, J. Merrick, from "Waiheku, with 30 tons firewood. March B—Napi, 17 tons. J.Tautari, from Russell, with 30 baskets peaches, 30 bushels apples, 20 baskets quinces, 4< casks oil, 1 boat, 2 water tanks. Paisen.ger- Mrs. Bolton. Mnich 10— Argyll, 15 tons, E. Maihi, from Taurangi, with 9 pigs, half ton onions, 4 bags 2 boxes apples, 2 tons potatoes. Passenger — Mi. Faulkner. March 10— Catherine, 21 tons, M. Raine, from Waiheki, with 6 spa is, 21 tons firewood. March 10— MauKin, 146 tons. J. Bowden. master, fiom Sydney. Passengers— Mr. and Mis. Madden and cSnlti, Mr. and Mrs. Carr and child, Mr. Newman, Mr. Francis Counell, Mr. Hull, Messrs. Christopher Lay'on, William Stuckley, H. Williams, Henry and George Pdntington, Isaac French, David Duguan.— W. S* Graham?, agent.

DKPAnTURE c . March B— John Whiteley, 40 tons, James Liddell, for Kdw Plymouth, with 2 barrels ale, 1 barrel mgar, 1 box cigars, 1 oase (a saddle), 2 bags sugar, 1 chest tea, 17 packages gioreries, 1 case »lops, 1 box sundries, 1 kep, 1 bale, 1 cask, 3 boxes, 1 box tobacco, '2 cases drapeiy, 1 bundle fryingpans, 1 ba£ currants, 4 bags <-alt, 1 bag rice, 6 boxes soap, 2 boxes caudles, 1 bale blankets, 1 bale cottons, 2 kfgs salt, half chest tea, 1 pack«i?e susjar, 2 bales, 1 case 19 packa^es oihran's stores, 4 ditto merchandize, 1 dittonegrohead tobacco, 13 ditto groceries, quarter-cask CoKnac, 1 ditto negrohead tobacco, 1 cask vinegar, '2,000 cigars I pacftnge.

CLEARED OUT. Marrh 11— Mon, 237 tons, Norns, master, for Sydney. Passengers— W. Foster, Esq , Captain Murray, Mr. Ellis, Mr. McCan, Mr. Plant, and son, Mrs. Asher, and siMi, Rev. Mr Hazlewood, Mr. Jagger, Mr. Amleisr.n, Mr. Nathan. Mrs Danes, and two children, Miss Cuthbcit, J. Williams, John Bradley, aid John Taj lor.— W S. Grahamo, agent.

IMPORTS. Ptr MauUin, from Sydney :— 2O boxet mould candks 32 U>js sugar, 379 iron pots, 50 bags flour, 6 casfs lemon syrup, 1 box type, 1 package cases, 2 tieices piculed salmon, 350 bags flour, 3 caits, 3 dray-, 16 horses, 200 alieep, 8 half-bunda gunpowder, 20 boxes candles, 2 baga oatmea), 5 bdgs «ugar, 1 cat>e cheese, 1 box oilman's stores 1 tierce loaf supar, 32 mats su^ar, 8 ba^e ditto, 1 cask diugs, 1 case saddlery, 1 chfst tea.

EXPORTS. Per Mca, for Sydney :—2: — 2 cases sperm oil, 4 cases black oil, 5 barrels do., V2 bundles whalebone, 35 casks -.petm oil, 5 cwi. whnleb'M.e, 25 coili rope, 5 casks black oil, 10 bund'es vrlmleix ne. 4 casks sperm oil, 1 case ciyurs, 18 cwt. fl x, 4 tons hay, 5 packages wool, 3 do. do., 88 boxes potatoes, 5 ton* do., 5 boxes onions, 8 cusks buUei, 2 cwt. 3 quarters 24 lbs. whalebone, 5 cwt. 3 quarters do. do,, 1 cask black oil, 1 case glassware, 1 bundle hardware.

The Maivkin sailed from Sydney on the Ist inst. and came to anchor here on Monday evening the 10th, Several ve««elt were laid on at Sydney for California, amongst them appeais the Johnstone, ship, Capt. Hairison. The foil wing is an account ot the arrivals and' departures at Sidney from the Blh lo the 28th u!t:~

Sydney. Arrivals.— Feb. 8. William, schooner, Tizard, from Fort Phillip ; Christina, brig, Korff, from Melbourne ; Moselle, baique, Thompson, from Manilla; Taitar, ship, Rudge, Irom Plymouth, the 26th Oct. 10th Genii, brjjr, Loveit, from the whalm? giounds ; Tiberias, barque, Brown, from San Francisco ; Robert Biown, ship, Cmieron, from San Fiancisco. llili. Diann, ship, Fletcher, from Manilla Ilih Glen Huntley, b.irqne, Patterson, from Greenock the 13th October; Cnshna, barque, Spruce, fn»m Manilla; Spec, l>n<r, Fieer, from Fnendly Inlands. 14th. Forest, brig, Williams, from San Francisco ; Lady Clark, ship, McLean, from Wellington ; Inga, U. S. brig, Barnes, from the whaling grounds ; Bride, s-hooner, Dalmagne from EliZibeth Rpcf. 16 h. Comet, schooner, Cork, from Nelson. 17th. Oceanic, 'hip, Racl)U, from Manilla; Lady Margaiet, brig, Grant, from Calcutta ; Phantom, briu, Brown, 'from Adelaide. 18 h. Santipore, barque, Robinson, fro.n Olago ; Sarah, brig, Grnnt, from Launceston ; Louis and Miriam, bii^, Pilfold, from Poit Nicholsnn ; Alpha barque, Lee, from the whilinir groundi. 19th. EBsington, hrig, Mills, from Poit Faiiy ; !'hom>ts and Henry, briif. iienuett, from Adelaide, 21st. Vixen, schooner. McKinlay, from Adelaide. 2-3 th. Uich-ud and William, bng, Brigstook, from M milh. 2fiih Duche9s of Northumberland, barque, Fieeman, from Moreton Bay; Almeda, brig, Bit- I*,1 *, from b,m Francisco ; Asenath, barque, Rooney, from R a!ej>. -7 h. Independence, biig, Piper, fiom San Francisco, via Honolulu; T),irt, brig, Collins, from Melbourne; William, Coffey, from Launce«ton. 28, b. Geoige Bur-Mam, barque, Mavchcs, fiom Melbourne DEPARTURKS,-Feb. 8. Moa, brisr, Norris, for Auckland; G.tn?es, bdrqu-, Connell, for Amoy ; Salncia, ship, Brown, for Wellington and Port Cooper; Chief, birque, Keller, for San Francisco. 9 % h. Endeavour, U. S. b-xrque, Ilamblm, for the fishenei. 10th. William Hill, bnp, Skey, for Portland ; Favcmite, schooner, Stenckoi, for Melbourne; Itando'ph, ship, Dale, for Ampanam. 12. Prince of Wales, brig, Innen, for Lyttelton ; Hirondellr, schooner, Sauuders, for Melbourne. 13U\. Narwhal, barque, Baker, for the fisheiies; Phcebe, scluoner, Nickson, for Melbourne ; Cadet, Olipbant, for New castle. 14>h. Louisa, briij, Heslop, for Adflai.le ; Brutus, U. S. ship, Mitchell, for San Francisco. 16th. Emma, btig, Pockley, for Hobait Town ; Sir Georg Seymour, ship, Goods >v, for Ceylon; E'izi, ship Pain, for Madias; Tiberias, barque, Brown, tor Newc>si!e; Roman Emperor, ship, Champion, for Guim ; Julhna, bafque, Rowe, for London ; Aijricolo, barque, Beil, foi London. lSih. Sir John Byng, brig, I horn, for Newcastle ; Emma, baique, Devlin, for Moreton Biy, (with 180 Chme-e lmmigran's) ; Stratheden, barque, Turner, for Manilla. 23rd. Fanny Fisher, baique, Harrold, for Newcastle ; Sarah, barque, Jone*, for Moulmaiu ; Alpha, barque, lidwauls, for Panaaia; John Calvin, barque, Lacy, for Sun Francisco. 24th- Warlock, barque, Pajjen, for Guam ; Edward, schooner, Ttuscott, lor South Seas ; Laura, barque, Dejnbiil, for Liverpool. 25th. Australia, ship, Meyar, for Port Nicholson. 26. Fla^h , schooner, Thompson, for Hongkong ; Martha, U. S. sb'p, Towns, for San Francisco; Colonist, barque, Banes, for Newcastle.

The Tiberias brings San Francisco newspapers to the 24th December. The Inchinnnn, Ca]>t>iin Pearce, and the baique Darnel Grant, Capiain Eddie, cleaied out at Srtn Francisco, (or Valparaiso, on the IBili December. The Tiberias made a good run until off the Fei'jees, whete she encountered a severe g'Weof wind, which retarded lier progress, for about eight days.— Sydney Herald, Feb. 11.

The Forest. — We have no later news from San Froncisco by this vessel. It is worthy of mention that she avrives here af er a psssage of fifty-three days, without any ballast, escepling three tuns butts and Bsveti small casks filled with water for ship's use.— 16., Feb. 15. The Bounty Hall, bound from Hongkong to Bonobay, having on board a valuable cat go, con*isting of sugars, silks, hats, and quicksilver, was Totally lost on Investigator Shod', in the China seas, on the 6th September. The Captain and crew, in all 18, reached Manila in the lontr-boat, after uuder^oui"; many privations and experiencing much bad weather. They were in the boat for 6 days and 5 nights wiih a very 6mall allowance of water and provisions. The Bounty Hall was fully lmurcd, and belonged to Messrs Buttersley and Chisholm, of Liverpool.— lb. Feb. 18. The Almeda sailed from San Francisco on the 12th Jan. at 10 a.m., wjth light and variable winds, and made a splendid run to Sydney Heads, off which she was on Friday last, 21st Feb. The Almeda is a fine bri^antine measuring 246 tons, her length on deck u 100 feet, extreme breadth 25 feet, and depth of hold 11 feet. She will be registered in Sydney, and emplo>ed in the colonial trade, to which ihe will be a great acquisition, from her light draft of water when loaded. On the Sth inst., in lat. 19*15, and long. 166*30 west, spoke the American whaling ship George and Mary, of New Bedford, out sjx months and two weeki, having taken three whales, she was bound to the Arctic Seas to fill up with a new species of whale, plentiful in those seas. — Ib. Feb. 27.

San Francisco— Arrivals.— Dec. 31.—Balmoral, ship Cdpt. Piyde, 70 days Irom Sydney vn Honolulu. Jan. 2. Brazil Packet, baicjue, Cij-t. Main, 95 days from Newcastle. Jan. 5, Chasely, ship, C«pt. Brown, 93 days from Hobart Town. Jan. 7, Victoiia, ship, Capt. Carphin, 8(> days from Sydney via the Marquesas Islands; Ohio, American barque, Capt. Champion, 96 days from Newcastle ; The M vria, burqut;, Capt, Plank, had also arrived about 10 days prior to the sailing of the Almcda.

The Rattlesnake —Plymouth.— The store ihip Rattlesnake, Acting-Comtnander Yult>, arrived last night, after a lengthened passage of 177 days from Sydney. She sailed on the 2nd of May, called at the Bay of Islands, New .Zealand, on the 16lh and left on the 23rd of May, touched at the Falkland Islands on the sth, and defatted on the 25th ol July, called at Fayal on the 29th of September, and left on the sth of October. She hns on board the Port Essington Marines with iever<il invalids from Her Majesty's> ships Havannah and Meander, at New South Wales. Mr. Crawford and lady ure also passengers. The Rattlesnake did not touch at the Biazils, in consequence of the yellow fever being repoi ted there. — Times, October 25. The American ship Hannah Eddy, from Boston bound to Honko/ig, with a cargo of spars and lumbr-i, was totally lost in the Straits of Gaspur on the 13th October The captain and crew have arrived at Batavm. The Danish ship Creole, was also lost in Gaipar Straits about the middle of October.— China Mail, November 14.

Resident Magistrate's Court, Wellington. — On Monday last, an information was laid before H. St. Hill, Esq.. Resident Magistrate, by Capt, Sharp, Boarding Officer of Customs, against Mr. J.J. Peacock, master of the brig Torrington, for having made an untrue report of the cargo of the Torrington at the Custom House, by which he had become liable to a penalty of one bundled pcunds. From the evidence of Capt. Sharp, and of Mr Eades, locker at the Cus«toms, it appeared that between seven and eight tons of fl.iur, a quantify of eunpowder, shot, unmanufactured tobdcco, and oilier merchandize, were found on board, on their examination of the oirington, which were nor enteied on the manifest of the vessel. The offence beinsj fully proved, the defendant was fined the sum of one hundred pounds. We understand that the goods have also bppn seized by the Customs.— Wellington Sppclator, Jan. 13.