Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 697, 7 April 1852, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVALS. April 3—Schooner Undiyie, 20 tons, M’Kinnan, from • the Coast. Passengers—Capt. Travers. G. J. Tho- r mas, Esq. April s—Schooner William Alfred, 118 tons, Tinley, from Sydney. Passengers—Mr. Simpson, Miss Allen, c Mr. Broderick, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and two chil- ( dren, Messrs. J. Downing, J. Joseph, Mr. H. Mark. Same day—Schooner Shepherdess, 40 tons, Swann, - 1 from Kawhia. c Same day—Schooner Maria Elizabeth, 15 tons, Hood, from Queen Charlotte Sound. ‘ ’ Same day—Schooner Sea Bird, 25 tons, Bowler, from Port Victoria. Same day—Schooner Mary, 40 tons, Taylor, from J Nelson. Passengers—Rev. R. Cole, Mrs. Cole. DEPARTURES. j April 3—Schooner Henry, 40 tons, Holmes, for Chat- i ham Islands. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, — Hunt, F. A. Bockensteiii, and three natives. ( April 4—Schooner Twins, 40 tons,. Sharp, for Port Victoria. Passengers—C. Clifford, Esq., Mn N. < Levin, Major O’Connell and servant. ] Same day—Government Brig Victoria, 200 tons, Deck, for Auckland. Passengers—His Excellency Lieut.- 1 Col. Wynyard, Major Murray, Ensign Bulkley. ( Same day—Schooner Return, 70 tons, Toohig, for Port Victoria. : April 6—Schooner Old Jack, 8 tons, Guard, for Wairau. April 6—Barque Midlothian, 404 tons, Gibson, for London. Passengers—Capt. Thomas, Mr. F. Wakefield, Capt. Wilkinson, Mr. Scroggs, Mr. Retcliff, Dr. Walsh, Mr. Henryson, M. Petit, Mr. Ferrars, Mr. Devaney. IN PORT. Ship Agra, 714 tons, Maclean. Bethune & Hunter, Agents. Brig Sophia, 151 terns, Hardcastle. W. M. Banriatyne & Co., Agents. Schooner Titan, 160 tons, Ferguson. Hervey, Johnston & Co., Agents. Schooner Emma Jane, 8 tons, Brown. R. Waitt, Agent. Schooner Gipsy, 15 tons, O‘Brien. Master, Agent. Schooner Matilda, 25 tons, Brown. Master, Agent. Cutter Fly, 20 tons, Reeves. Master, Agent. Schooner Wave, 15 tons, Underwood. Bethune & Hunter, Agents. Cutter Eawai, 20 tons, Adams. Master, Agent. Schooner Undine, 20 tons, M‘Kinuan. Schooner William Alfred, 118 tons, Tinley. W. Hickson & Co., Agents. Schooner Shepherdess,' 40 tons, Swann. Samuel & Joseph, Agents. > Schooner Sea Bird, 30 tons, Bowler. Master, Agent. 'Schooner Maria Elizabeth, 15 tons, Hood. Master, , Agent. ' Schooner Mary, 40 tons, Taylor. W. S. Loxley, Agent ;l . ; IMPORTS. In the Kawtii— l hale wool, .l ease cheese. Hervey, s Johnston & Co , Agents. r In the Mary— l cask chocolate, 2 bales calico, 2 bales stalk tobacco, 2 pockets hops, 1 box candles, 1 a cask salt. 1 box candles, 4 cases drapery, 1 case perfuI mery, 4000 feet 6000 shingles, 1 ton flour. 10 0 casks beer, 10 packages household furniture. W. S. . Loxley, Agent. . c In the Shepherdess —6oo bushels wheat. Samuel & '■ Joseph, Agents. In the JT rttt Elizabeth — ; 200 bushels wheat, 40 do. oysters, 8 pigs. Master. Agent. In the IPiZ/ifljn Alfred—2 boxes, 4 kegs tobacco, I Hervey, Johnston Co.; 7 chests, 15 half chests tea,

900 bans barley, 4 tons rice, 90 bags oarley, 8 cases svrup.lso bags flour, 20 boxes candles, 1 stole, 1. Tinley : 10 chests, 40 half chests congou, 1 package saddlery, 100 bags flour, W M. Eannatyno & Co.; 8, chests. 15 half chests tea, Order; 10 chests, 20 half chests tea, W. B. Rhodes & Co.; 5 chests, 20 half do., 20 Rundles hoop iron, 8 coils rope, 2 cwt, oakum, bags cork shavings, 1 case, 1 parcel, J. Aarnham ; 1 chest tea, 2 bags rice, 1 brl. dried apples, 1 case, a tombstone, Miss Taylor; 2 cases books and apparel, Rev. Dr. Viard ; 4 cases glassware, 1 box merchandise, St. Hill; 2 cases drugs, 2 cases, W. Bishop ; 18 bags rice, 1 case ironmongery, 1 cask zinc, Johnson & Moore • 1 package stationery, R. Stokes; 50 boxes candles, Jas. Smith; 5 chests 10 half chests congou, 5 boxes gunpowder. 1 box ginger, J. Wallace ; 3 chests, 5 half chests tea, D. Anderson ; 4 eases 2 bales draperv, 2 casks hardware, 1 package tin, 1 truss drapery, G. Pickett & Co.: 4 boxes candles, A. Lndlam; 2 parcels stationery, YV. Lyon ; 4 boxes, 1 truss, Lieut. Gov. Eyre; 1 box, Murch ; 1 box, Lady Grey ; 2 cases, Isaacs & Levy ; 3 casks, YY r . Dowling ; 1 case wine, Rev. J, J. P. O-Reily. YV. Hickson & Co., Agents.

EXTORTS. In the Return — 50,000 feet timber. R. YVaitt, Agent. In the Twins— 3 cases slops, 1 bale bags, 1 case, 1 box, 3 cases luggage, 1 bale blankets, 4 casks bottled beer, 12 pair boots, 5 bags sugar, 1 bag coffee, 2,100 cigars, 8 boxes soap, 4 do. caudles, 8 kegs butter, 1 parcel,. Master, Agent.

Nelson Shitting. Arrival. Brigantine Comet, Clouston, from Sydney. Departures. March 13—-Brigantine Pauline-, 15. Brigantine Despatch ; 10. Brig Spray, all for Sydney.

Auckj and Shifting. H. M. Schooner “ Pandora." —From agentleman who arrived yesterday evening from Kaipara, we learn that during the gale on Saturday last, about mid-day, H. M. Schooner Pandora, then at anchor off Omokoite in the Kaipara, parted both her anchors and was driven on shore. Much fear for her safety was entertained until Sunday at noon, when the wind changed nt high water and she was got off, having sustained no material damage.— Rew Zealander, March 10. Tbe Barque Katherine Stewart Forbes arrived yesterday evening from London via the Cape of Good Hope. She sailed from the Downs on the 2lst Oct., arrived at the Cape on the 4th January, and sailed thence the 9th of the same month. She experienced fine weather throughout until she arrived off the North Cape on Friday last, when she was caught in the heavy gale of that day, duri-g which she lost one of her hands off the fore yard. The only vessel connected with these colonies spoken by her was the Robin Hood, whaler, of Hobart Town. The passengers by the Katherine Stewart Forbes arc nearly all for this port. After discharging her cargo here, she will proceed to New Plymouth, the only other port to which she is now destined.— lbid. By accounts recently received, we learn that the ship Cr.shmere, Capt. Pearson, had completed her loading at Kaipara, for London, and was ready for sea onYY’ednesday last. She may therefore be expected here daily, and will sail for England direct in' about a week after her arrival in our harbour. She will be followed by the ship William Hyde, Capt. Applethwaite, to load in Hokianga, and sail in May next. — ibid, March 20.