Shipping Intelligence.

Taranaki Herald, Volume III, Issue 119, 8 November 1854, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED. November 2.— Nelson, steamer, 301 tons, Martin, from tho southern Settlements. Passengers— Menrc Clark and Wm. Perry. L, Na»h & Co., agenti. SAILKD. November 2,—Velox, l>rlg, 200 tons, Holford, for Sydney. Passengers— Mrs. Gilmour and child. November 2— Nelson, steamer, 300 ton«, Martin, for Mnnukau. I'nssi-ngcro— Rev. H. H. Tur>ton, C. Davy E«q., Mn. D»ivy and four children, Misi Bishop, Messrs. Powell, Yuuug, Hammarlon, nnd Roe. I IMPORTS. Per Ne!ion~2 qr. cuskt brandy, 13 mats dates, 9 trunks, 8 kegs mackerel, 4 cntes, 1 trunk, 1 caio 1 ensk harness, 4 bales leather, 2 hales tweeds, 2 qr.-casks nine, 3 kegs tobacco, •!£ chest* tew, 2 caiks currants, I bale and 1 rase drapery, 20 boxes eoap, 1 case gin, 1 caie, 2 packages, 11 uars, 3 hbds. ale, 1 bale blankets, 36 bags coffee. Rxroivis. Per Vclox— lß kegs butter, half a ton of potatoes, 2 tons bran. Per Nolton— l ton potatoes, 1 ton flour. The Barque Artemisia was wrecked on the Knngclung* on her way from Auckland to Singapore, Captain Banes, his wife, and 22 men had arrived at Sournbya. The Polar Star, an Aberdeen clipper, chartered by Messrs. Willis & Co., was to follow the Joseph Fletcher for Auckland and New Plymouth, to sail in all July. The new ship Josephine Willis, sitter hhi|> to the Joseph Fletcncr, kri to sail lor Auckland in all August. . The Giptey one of Mnsrs. Young's line of par> kets, was to sail from Loudon for Auckland on the ) sth July.