Brig Spartan, for Sydney on Monday next, Two vessels, supposed to bo the brig Isabella from Dunedin, and the brig Windhover were in the ofEng when our express left. The Queen, s.s., arrived from Dunedin jester day at 4.10 p.m., having left on the previous day, at 6.30 p.m. HEATHCOTE. Ajbivbd—Oct. 14, at Railway Wharf, Novelty p.s., with timber ex Camilla. Sailed—Oct. 13 and 14, Jeanie Duncan, schooner, for Wellington; Augusta, schooner, for Picton; Nora, schooner, with gen cargo, for Hoki tika; Isabella Jackson, schooner, with gen cargo, for Hokitika via port; Wild Wave, ichooner, with gen cargo, for Greymouth; Southern Queen, ichooner; Minnie, Markaret, ketches, with pota toes for Akaroa; Diligent and Challenge, ketches, for Akaloa; Cordelia, Mary Louisa, and Lewis, ketches, for Le Bon's Bay; Gazelle and Mullough, p.s.; Dove, schooner; Emerald, ketch; Con naught, Banger, ketch; Mystery, barge, for port, EXPORTS, In the Wild Wave, for Greymouth, Laurie and Gannon, agents: 200 bags flour, 20 bags bran, 16 cases eggs, 17 cheeses, 200 bags oats, 16 cwt bacon, 10 hales chaff, 40 kegs butter, 6 tons potatoes, 4 hhds colonial beer, 10 pigs, A. Smith; 2 cases eggs, 4 hhds beer, 8 barrels beer, Montgomery, Todhunter and Co.; 12 bales chaff, 45 bags oats, Cobb and Co.; 16 boxes candles, 1 qr tierce tobacco, A.Smith t A K A E, 0 A, ARRIVED. Oct. 12—Geelong, p.s., from Lyttelton, with cargo for Southern Ports. Oct, 12—Antelope, cutter, from Lyttelton, vrith 1 case under bond, ex Sir Ralph Abercrcrombie, J. D, Garwood; and dutj paid cargo. SAILED. Oct. 12—Geelong, p.s., for Dunedin, via inter mediate ports, with original cargo, Oct. 12—Linnet, ketcb, for Timaru, with 14,000 feet timber, H. Piper and Co, ARRIVAL OF THE BLUE JACKET. Yesterday, at 6 p.m., the Blue Jacket arrived from London, after a passage of 92 days. The ship anchored off Camp Bay at 5.30 p.m. The Health Officer, Dr, Donald, boarded the ship at 7 p.m., and very soon gave a clean bill of health. On inspecting the 'tween decks occupied by the single females, also the compartments of the married couples and single men they were found in excellent order, well ventilated, and scrupulously clean. 