ARRIVAL OF THE BERAR FROM LONDON.

Wellington Independent, Volume XX, Issue 2204, 11 May 1865, Page 3

ARRIVAL OF THE BERAR FROM LONDON.

The fino A 1, iron clipper-built ship Berar, 902 tons register, William Hall, Esq., com- j mander, from London direct, arrived in this harbor at 5 o'clock, yesterday evening- The Berar is almost a new ship owned by Messrs I^cer Brothers and Parker, | and chartered by Messrs Shaw, Savillc and "Co. She left the Downs on the sth February had a fair run down the chau" nel, and finally left the land on the 9th February. From the time the Berar left the Lizard, she experienced favorable breezes and line weather until she crossed the Equator on the Ist March, which was an unusually quick run. The Cape was passed in latitude 42 ° south, on the Ist April. From thence to Tasmania, she was urged on by strong wcsterty winds. Tasmania was rounded on the 29th April in latitude 41° 30m south. J The coast of JN r e\v Zealand was made on Sunday the 7th inst, In the Straits, the Berar was baulked by light variable airs and calms. On Tuesday evening last, Captain Hall saw the schooner Itub} r enter the heads, xipon, which ho hauled oIT the shore under easy sail till daylight. Captain Hall to whose courtesy we are indebted for tho foregoing account of his ship's passage, informs us that ' nothing of importance occurred during the ' voyage. There were three births, and four | deaths during the runout, three of the latter J were infants, and one that of an adult female, j Since the arrival of the Oliver Laing no yes- j sel has arrived in this harbor withsueh a large number of passengers, two hundred and three in all, of whom 05 are .English adults, 0/" Scotch, 31 Irish, 2 Foreign, total .1(55. There are 14 English children, S Scotch, and \ S Irish. 3 English infants, 3 Scotch, and 2 j Irish. The following are the names of the parties who died during the voyage : — Ann Mason, aged 19 years, servant; Elizabeth Hollis, aged 2 years ; John Hawkins, aged 2 years ; Michael lioch, aged 3 months. CABIN PASSKNG-liKS. Mr Edward Greenway, Mrs Greenw.iy and child, Mr Stephen Harding, Mr George R. S. Buck, Mr Arthur Willord, Mr J. W. A. Cooper, the Rev. P. Maxwell, wife and three children, Mr Donald McLcod, (Government Engineer) wife aud child, Mr George Olark, Mr James Thompson, Mr Henry Greenway. STEEIUCIE. Joseph Alplin, Thomas Hodgkins, Roderick Munro, Robert Johnson, (2), Michael Condon, DoDald Ross, Alfred Elliott, Robert Barclay, Kenuith Campbell, Duncan Gumming, James Smith, Donald Chisholm, John Ross, John McKay, JV>hn Harrington, John Parish, Charles Lake, Itobert Ross, Williani ELinghorn, William Ross, Ewen Cameron, Hector McKenzie, Malcolm McLermon, Alexander McDonald, John Eraser, William Cameron, John Philips, Alex. Grant, Thomes Shearer, Thomas Neil, Donald Urquhart, James Urquhart, James Fulton, George j G-off, Owen Goff, George Coo, Charles Copeland, Thomas Stephen, William Johns, John Ler, Charles Willett, Peter Kirehin, Thomas Igoe, John Gamble, Dennis Caster, Walter Simpson, John Dowhurst, John Apliu, John Couley, David Johnston, Stephen Bishop, Thomas Hawkins, James Ramsey, James Broadhurst, James McDonald, Peter McLean, Arthur Street, Ann Glover, Mary Glover, Mary Ann Glover, Ituth Glover, Emmie Glover, Christina McLeod, Mary McPherson, Matthew Halson, Elizabeth McLoary, Marjory Urquhart, Annio Urquhart, Elizabeth Coe, Sarah Coe, Mary Igoe, Ann Igoe, Mary Walsh, Ellen Aplin, Edwin Apliu, Jane McCorkindale, Robert Fox, Ellen Lcnehan, Hannah Hawkins, Mary McCormick, Jane M'Caugeu, Elizabeth liamsey, Flora liamsey, Ellen Alienach, Jno. Alleuach, Mary McDonald, Barbara McDonald, Eliza Hut ton, J. Lawson, Elizabeth Casblee, Tlios. Hollis, Jane Hollis, Charles Hollis, Thomas Meadley, Mary Anu Mudley, Win, Mudley, Itobert .Ross, Isabella Eoss, G. Donald .Ross, Michael Roche, Julia Roche, John Roche, Bridget Roche, Johanna Itoche, Mary Jane Roche, Alexander Eraser, Mary Eraser, Donald Munro, Christina Munro, Farquhar Greig, Jemima Groig, Alexander McLeod, Margaret McLeod, Phelan, Ann Phelan, Wm. Enghart, Jessie Enghart, Jessie Enghart, William Enghart, Margaret Enghart, Alex. Enghatt, John Sheeloy, Elizabeth Sheeley, Henry Coe, Hannah Coe, Samuel Milnes, Sarah Milnes, Simon Bender, Amelia Bender, JohiiLahitr, Eliza Lahiff, Philip Rowland, lamina Rowland, Joseph Itowland, Enoch Walker, Mary Walker^ Nicholas Hawkins, Mary Hawkins, Bridget Hawkins, Mury Hawkins, Margaret Hawkins, Patrick McCormack, Juno McCormack, Archibald MeCormack, William C. D. McOormack, Patrick McCormack James McCormack, William Mayo, Marjaram Mayo, Ada Mayo, Geo. Mayo, Alexander Jones, Jessie Jonos, Helen Jones, William Jones, Alexander Jones, Henry Clayton, Elizabeth Clayton, Ann Clayton, Walter Clayton, Jn. Callaghan, J as. Graham, Bridget Laluff, Donald M'Leod, Donald Munro, Solomon Friedman, Henry J. Brookes, James Christie, John Clarke, Cecelia Clarke, Edward Foster, Harriet Foster, Walter Mantell, Catherine Mantell, Margaret Sharp, Thomas Glen, Peggie Joyce, James Sproad, David Sproad, Sarah Speedburgs, Edward Burrell, Sarah. BuurcU* JEdwd, Cleyelaud, Mui'do M'Ppaald,

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