Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1498, 19 February 1861, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED February IS, H.M.S. Fawn, 17 guns, R. P. Cator, from Queen Oharlott's Sound. February 15, brigantino Esther, 60 tons, Camp- ' bell, from Napier. February 15,, schooner Swift, 25 tons, Cook, from To Awaite. February 15, schooner Dove, 30 tons, Jones, from Napier. Passenger— Mr. Richmond. February 16, schooner Jant Peata, 22 tons, W. Scott, from Wariga Moana. , SAILED. . February. 11, schooner Swift, 25 tons, Odgers, for "East Coast, . " „ February 11, schooner Sisters, 18 tons, Gardiner, for Rangitikei. February 12, Barah and Elizabeth, 18 tons, J. Hebberly, for Wareharaa. February 13, schooner Mary Jane, 40 tons, Gibson, for Manawatu. February 15, H. M. S. Fawn, 17 guns, R. P. Cator, for Now Plymouth. February, 15, cutter Aquila, 30 tons, Austin, for Napier. February 10, brig Fanny A. Garriques, 197 tons, A. Woodcock, for Auckland. Passenger— G-. S. Halloran, Esq. February 18, schooner Christina, 25 tons, Enwright, for Napier. I February 19, uchooner Canterbury, 50 tons, F. Bowton, for Otago. Passengers— Messrs. Jenkins, Harrison, Buskin. February 19, cutter. Planet, 26 tons, Lewis, for Poverty Bay. * IMPORTS. In the Johti Bunyan, W. Bowler, Son, & Co., J Agents,— 2 bulls, II bales, 5 cases, I cask, 100 \ kegs, 5 half tierces, W. W. Taylor; 5 cases, 1 cask, T. V. Aflhton ; I box clothing, Hamilton ; I case, Mantell ; 2 cases, Gerse ; 7 eases, E. and G. Dixon; I case, I kitchen range, Doming; I case jams, Butcher; I case, Wrigglesworth ; I piano, Woon ; 3 cases, Miss Smith; I case, Mace; I chest, Moore ; I case, Monk ; 2 cases, Bennett ; I case, Tylee ; S cases, Laing ; I case, Love ; I case, 2 cases paper, 2 cases seeds, Stokes ; 3 canes, H. M. Customs; I case, Taylor j I ease, Blewitt; 7 cases books, Bishop Viard; I case books, Rev. O'Reilly; I box, Caldwell; 2 cases, Garry ; I case, Allen; I case drugs, Mcßoyd; I cask, Mrs. Moore; lease, Rev. Hogg; I case, Rev. Aldred; 50 drums oil, I. E. Featherston ; I case, Sorancke ; 2 cases agricultural implements, Marshall; I case, W. M. Smith ; I box, Chappell ; I cask, Sergeant; I box, J Kuowles; 2 cases, Kelly ; I case, Tame; lease,, 1 package, 3 bales, 45 cases, 10 qr. casks, Taylor, Watt, & Co ; 20 boxes candles, May ; 7 cases, Roberts; 15 packages, Russel l; 118 cases, IFbales, 7 packages, 1 truss, 200 casks bottled beer, 60 hhds. beer, 2 casks, SO cases brandy, 5 boxes tobacco, 3 hhda. rum, 7 qr. casks do., 10 bales blankets, 64 bundles wire, 8 cases bolts, 6 casks staples, 2 bags, I anvil, I vice, I case, I rifle, &c, Order; 31 cases, I cask, N. Edwards & Co.; .2 casks, 5 boxes, Denton; 7 cases, John Black; 25 cases, Krull & Co.; I cask, I case, Owen; 13 blankets, 9 cases, 9 casks, Barraud; I cask, I case, 3 crates, I hhd., Anderson ; 13 trunks, Levy; 8 casks, Varnham ; 100 boxes, 3 bales, Burne ; 4 cases, Buxton; II kegs, a cases, Bishop; lease, 1 Bridge; 3 crates, 7 cases, I trunk, Dawson; 4 cases, Nathan ; I case, Bethune & Hunter ; 15 cases, I package, 7 bales, Stuart, Kinross,* Co. ; 15 coils.l bale, 7l cases wme,Bmith(fc Co.; I cask, Levin &|Co.; 47 boxes cartridges, 10 hhds., 45 cases, 350 casks beer, I bale, 4 sheets lead, 6 bundles, 3 anvils, I basket, I bair bellows, 19 casks, I keg, 2 tranks, Johpaton & Co. ; 15 qr. casks, 20 cases. 50 bundles wire, I boiler, I carriage, 2 shafts, I fly wheel, 10 wheels, I axle, 24 pkgs. ; 4 bales, i Turnbull & Co.; 6 cases matches, 200 cases geneva, 4 hhds. brandy, 10 qr. casks wine, 10 chests (tea, 10 packages tea, 6 hhds. rum, 20 qr. oasks rum, 20 qr. casks vinegar, 60 cans, 165 easeg, 25 bales, 19 trunks, 41 kegs, 7 bundles, 10 half tierces tobacco, 28 casks, i paira bellows, 7 bundles spades, 36 loose moulds, 3 vices, Jacob Joseph <fc Co. ; 20 cases champagne, I windlass shoe, 39 cases sherry, 20 do. port, I case caps, 869 cases, 20 bales, 98 tons coals, 800 bags salt, 20 kegs, 7 bhds., 10 cases vestas, 5 half tierces, 90 casks, 4 bales corks, 4f>o boxes, 20 cases currants, 14 packages raisins, 10 bags, 10 drums, W. Bowler Son, & Co. .

In the Swift, Master, . Agent, —36 bales wool, Levin & Co.

In the Dove, J. H. Capper, Agent,— -22 bales wool, Johnston «fc Co. ; 7 do., Turnbull & Co;

In the Esther, Bethune & Hunter, Agents,— s4 bales wool, Levin & Co.'; 21 do., 3 bundles sheep skins, 2 bags onions, Bethune & Hunter.

EXPORTS.

In the Canterbury, Lyon, Agent, — 25,000 feet aawn timber, Buskin.

In the Surprise, J. Dransfield, Agent, 2 qr. casks, 3 octaves sherry wine, 30 tons coals, I bullock dray, 3 hhds. ale, 7 cases do., J. Dransfield ; 10 cases gin, Stuart, Kinross, & Co, In the Christina, Bethune & Hunter, Agents, — I octave sherry, 2 boxes sperm candles, I box tea, I bag sugar, I box starch, Bethune and Hunter ; 4000 bricks, 1146 posts and rails, Blair.

In the Mary Jane, Jacob Joseph & Co., Agents, I bale, I parcel drapery, I qr. cask mm, 5 half cases geneva, I hhd. ale, I case oil, 7 bags salt, 14 do. sugar, 6 casks beer, 3 qr. casks wine, I do. brandy, I do. goneva, 3 do. old torn, I package tobacco, 4 casks bottled beer, 1 bale sacks, I hhd: ale, 4 boxes soap, II bags sugar, 5 do. salt, 5 boxes oilmen's stores, I bale drapery, I bale saddlery, 15 butter kegs, 10 pkgs. merchandise, I case vestas, I qr. cask rum, J. Joseph & Co.

In tho Brothers, W. Bowlor, Son & Co., Agents — 8 casks, 50 coils wire, CO bags salt, 80 casks flour, I cask sugar, 3 boxe3 luggago, I package drapery.

The schooner Dove, from Napier, arrived in this harbour on Sunday night last, after a passage of eevendaya. She sailed from Napier on Monday the lOth instant, experienced southerly winds nearly the whole passage with a heavy sea on. Spoke the Aquila off JPalissierßay on Sunday morning, bound to Napier. Tho Satelite, from Auckland, the JUTary Thomson, from Wellington, and a brig from Newcastle was lying at Napier when tho Dove left.

H. M. S. Fawn, Commander Oatorj sailed for Taranaki oh Friday last. We understand that she will take the place of the Niger, at Taranaki, the latter vessel having been upwards of four years in commission, and under orders from tho Admiralty to proceed home at once. Thero are now four steam ships of war on their way to Hew Zealand ; and on their arrival, wo trust the claims of Wellington for protection, and as a central rendezvous for Her Majesty's ships on this station, will not be overlooked.

Dibd.— EtLßN CoLLiesox, hem in Adelaide, April 11, 1819, and died in Grey Town, New Zealand, January 20th, 1881.