Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 516, 26 March 1851, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARI IVALS. March 21 —Julia, 37 tons, J'imes Girvan, Tiom Neungii'U. with 23 000 feet ot sawn timber, 20,000 shingles. P'iSNi'ngrr, Mr. Stewart. March 21—Childien, 30 ons, A. Jones, from Russell, with bnlf a ton fljur, 30 bushels apples, 15bal*«s wool, 20 husheU £tass seed, 2 cwt. hacon, 1 ca>.e, and 10 chairs. Passenger—G. Clarke, Esq., Mr. T. C. Williams, Mrs. Llarke, Mrs. S. W)lliains, two Mibseb Williams, iiMs»v s» Hobbs, Mi. Clurke. T. Lewis, agent. March 25—Victoria, Government britf, P. A. Deck, ro mm antler, from Wellington. Passengers—Hon. C. A. Dillon, Hon. A. Tollemache, Mrs. Deck, and Mi« Cameron. March 25—Joseph Ciipps, schooner, 78 tons, Leathart, master, from Port Victoria, via East Coast, with 1800 bus 1 els whe.it, 300 do. maize, 15 do. barley, 1| tun oil, 1 cask pork, 1 ton flour.— Salmon & Co., agents March 25 —Eliza, 42 tons, W. Ellis, master, from Hawke* Bay, will) 4 casks pork, 67 dh|>s whea', 4 casks sperm oil, | ton humpback boue.—W. S. Grahame, agent. March 24—Rifleman, 41 tons, J. Su'livan, from Maburangi, with 7,000 feet sawn timber. Passenger, Mr. Cluppell.—Combes & Daldy, agents.

»KPA*TURIiS. March 23-Catberiiie, brig, 220 tons, J. Hcnry.^rom Kawau. for Sydney, with 60 ions Copper Regu.us. —W. & J. Jlendeison. afrpnts,. March 22—Au-ustu^, bmque, 378 tons, BrocKman, for Adelaide, with 200 . 00 feel timber, J tons onions, 12 tons po'tato^, 70 .pars an-J riekers, 1 ca.e hi.rdware, 1 ditto steel news, 5 dozen hinges, 4 bales calico, 1 cabe hardware, 1 ditto tlops, 1 dale calico, 1 case, 1 ditto tea-tray*. P-ssenger—Mr. Ihichson.—J. Salmon & Co., agents. March 21 —Benlomond, 35 tons D.Campbell for the Eaht Coast, with 360 b ijjs, 6 cases gin. 2 gallons brandy, 2 bdgs biscuit, 3 ba us> mercbandize. 1 ense do., 2 doz. spades, 3 cubes flops, 5 bales, do., 1 case do., 4 horses, 5 gallons paint nil, 5 wheat mills, 1 caie picluies, 1 box sumlne*, 1 cask beef, 1 case pipes, 1 case soap, (5 sieves, 1 bale sundries 1 case do., 2 bags sugar, 1 hag lire. March 22—Napi, 17 tons, James Taufari, for Russell, with i ion Commisidriat btores, 1 box sugar. 1 do. fait, i box soap. 1 tub, 1 piece chain, 4 coilb maniila rope, 1 package tobacco, 1 hbd. brnudy 10 cates gin, 4 case* lemon syrup, 1 case, 1 do., I bnle rugs, 25 bags brown sugar, 10 do. do. China, 1 case dungiiee, 1 hhd. brandy, 1 do do., 4 hhds. stout, 1 case slops, 1 cfse mustard, 1 case powder and shot. Passengers—H. B. llanley, Jkq. Mis. Boltou, and ten natives. March 24—Children, 30 ions, A. Jones, for Russell, with 9 tons flour, 18 kegs white lend, 4 cans p.mit oil, 3 rolls zinc, 1 ton B-Ut, 1 cask mineral tar, £ ton sugar, 1 package saddles, 2 chests tea, 2 caeca mer. rbandize, 1 cask bottled wine. Pnßsengei, Mr. Coolahan. —Thomas Lewis, »gent.

Wellington. Arrivals.— Feb. 21. Salacia, ship, Brown, from Sydney. 26. Toningtou, brig, Peacock, fiom Akaroa. March 3. Victoria, Government brig, Deck, from Nelson. 8. John & Charlotte, schooner, Lovitt, from Hoba.tTown. 11. Pioneer, brig, Ellis, from Otago and Victoria. 13. Emu, barque, Smith, from London, via Hobort Town; Rio Packet, barque, Sbifeley, from Sydney. Departures —Feb. 26. Salacia, ship, for Poit Victoria. March 3. Torrington, brig, for Nelson. 14. Pioneer 1 , britf, for "Sydney. The Isabella Hsercut arrived on the Ist of March, at Lyttelton, with 190 emigrants from London. The Wellington Spectator says that the Engliih mail by this vessel was forwarded by the postmaster at Lyttelton by the Katherine Johnslone, which vessel had gone on to Wan^anui, although there were other reisels laid on for Wellington direct, and had arrived at that port.

The Fantome, IG, is beiDg rapidly ringed by the dockyard riguers, for com mission and service on the New Zealand station.— Times, Nov, 13.