The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-01-19 00:00:00

SAVANNAH, DEC. 24

Arrived since the 11th, 3527 bales of Upland and 81 bales
S. I. cotton, and cleared, at the same time, 2719 bales Upland
and 114 bales S. I. cotton ' • leaving a stock on hand of 9960
bales Upland and 365 bales S. I. cotton. During the present
week the demand for Upland has been rather limited, but the
quotations of last week are fully supported. The sales are
1982 bales Upland, viz., 13 at 9, 781 at 10. Exchange—On
England 11 to 11 per cent. premium. Drafts at sight on
New York 4 per cent. premium. Freights—To Liverpool
continues very dull at ,Id. To New York 1 dollar per bale.

THE CALEDONIA AND THE ACADIA

We subjoin the log of the Caledonia from Boston to I

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Halifax. The log of the Acadia on her Winter passage hence
to Halifax and Boston is also subjoined.
The passengers were delighted with their trip of fourteen
days from Boston to Liverpool, and they were loud in their
praise of the Caledonia and of her able and skilful com-
mander, Captain Clelland, whom they highly complimented
041 leaving his noble ship.

ABSTRACT OF THE LOG OF Tin

EAM-SHIP CALEDONIA,

FROM BOSTON AND HALIFAX TO LIVERPOOL

Jan 2.—wind westerly. Sailed from Boston at 3, p.m.,
and ran the distance to Halifax, 395 miles, in 42 hours ;
squally, with snow, during the greater part of the passage.
4.—Wind W.N.W. Sailed from Halifax 7 45, p.m.; at
9 15, p.m., Sambro Light bore W.S.W., distant about four
leagues, from which the departure is taken; tine clear wea-
ther, moderate breezes.

s.—Wind W.N.W.; distance, 147 miles; fine clear, cold
weather, with moderate breezes. _

6.—Wind N. to E.; c

hard frost

nice, 221 miles ; moderate breezes,

• 7.—Wind E.S.E. to S.E. by E.; distance, 211 miles ;
moderate breezes, with cloudy weather ; a.m., light airs,
with thick fog.

S.—Wind v-ariablc ; distance, 227 miles; p.m., moderate
breezes, with clear, fine weather.

9.—Wind W.KW.; distance, 255 miles ; a.m., strong
breezes, with hazy weather; p.m., strong breezes and cloudy
weather; found a strong current setting northerly.
10.—Wind variable ; distance, 230 miles ; a.m., fresh
breezes, with small rain; 8, fresh breezes, with cloudy wea-
ther, saw a vessel dismasted, to the northward, proceeded
towards her, and found her to be a brig of about 200 tons,
with decks and stem washed away, foremast, foreyard, and
jib-boom standing ; p.m., fresh breezes, with cloudy weather.
11.—Wind variable ; distance, 226 miles ; a.m., light va-
riable winds, cloudy weather ; p.m , ditto. .
12.—Wind E.S.E. to E.; distance, 238 miles; a.m., light
airs, cloudy weather; p.m., steady moderate breezes, plea-

sant weather.
13.—Wind variable; distance, 214 miles ; a.m. moderate
breezes, fine weather; p.m., ditto.
14.—Wind N.N.E.; distance, 234 miles; a.m., steady
breezes, with small rain; p.m., ditto, and hazy weather.
15.—Wind variable ; distance, 220 miles ; a.m. hard gales
and thick weather, running up channel ; p.m., ditto, very
thick weather.
16.—A.M., at 3 30, saw Bardsey Island Light, bearing
E.N.E. by N.; arrived at Liverpool at 5 30, p.m.

List of passengers by the steam-ship Caledonia, R. B. Cle-
land, commander, from Boston to Halifax and Liverpool,
Jan., 1841 :
From 1-1 alifax . —Mr. Heath, Mr. Forsyth, Mr. Robert-
son, Mr. Oxley, Mr. Cochrane, Mr. Romaine, Mr. Grassie,
Mr. Harding, Mr. Murdoch, Mr. Forman, Mr. Kirk, Mr.
Montgomery, Captain Dixon, Miss Dixon, Miss Nordbeck,
Hon. A, Campbell, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Browne, Mr. John-
son, Mr. Reading, Mr. Fotherbv, Mr. Wallace, Mr. Esty,
Mr. Ray, Captain :Greathead, Mr. West, Mr. Charman,
Mr. Noble, Mr. Banner, Mr. Milby, Mr. M`Millan, Mr.
Brennan, Mr. Gilchrist, Miss Savage, Mr. M`Kinnon, Mr.
Hamilton, Mr. Rennie, Mr. Rocker, Captain Sinclair, Cap-
tain Sealey, and Miss Rice.
From Boston. —Mr. Thomas Kay, Mr. John Mathewson,
Mr. Samuel Mathewson, Mr. Ogilvie, Mr. Harris, Captain
Canfield, Captain Jauncey, R.N., Mr. Joseph Mackay, Mr.
S. G. Mott, Mr. John Wilkinson, Mr. Thomas Ralph, Mrs.
Thomas Ralph, Captain Stack, British army, Mr. Asa Wil-
lard, Mr. Charles Marshall, Mr. B. M. Byrne, Mr. Isaac
Davis, General Miller, Mr. J. A. Paynter, Mr. James Sea-
ton., Mr. John Collins, Mr. John Macnider, Mr. T. Marson,
Mr. J. L. Beaudry, Mr. Chas. Langevin, Mr. W. Edmon-
stone, Mr. W. Forbes, Mr. A. Tordeux, Mr. John Bertrand,
Mr. Artault, Mr. Westen Caucroft, Mr. John Watson, Mr,
C. F. Langevin, Mr. T. C. W. Pierce, Mr. S. Warwick,
Mr. A. Easton, Lieut. M'Lane. _ _ _

Steerage.—Messrs. Wm. Plant, T. James, I. Benson, J.
Walsh, M. Baker, J. Bocock, J. Wulff, seamen, part of the
crew of H. M. brig Warwitch ; Messrs. B. Barnes, G. Met-
calfe, of the barque Zephyr ; Messrs. J. M`Ewan, D. Knox,
J. Steedman, part of the crew of the barque Melinda, of
Troon.

ACCOUNT OF THE LOG OF THE STEAM-SHIP ACADIA', FROM

LIVERPOOL TO HALIFAX AND BOSTON

Dec. 4—Wind variable ; 4, p.m., sailed from the Slayne ;
7, set on, having been detained to put pilot on board Light-
ship.
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s—Wind W.S.W. ; running down St. George's Channel ;
fresh breezes, with drizzling rain ; 11 a.m. passed Tuskar.
6—Wind S.W. ; distance, 62 miles; strong breezes and
squally, 3 30, abreast of Cape Clear; p.m., a heavy S.W.
gale.

7—Wind S.W., W.N.W. ; distance, 153 miles ; a.m.
more moderate ; p.m., wind again increased to a gale, with
heavy sea.

B—Wind W.N.W. ; distance, 103 miles; fresh gales and
squally, with showers and heavy sea-
9—Wind WT.N.W., N.W., N.: distance, 132 miles; a.m.,
strong breezes, with heavy showers of rain and hail, and
much sea running; p.m., fresh breezes.
10—Wind N.W., W., S.W., W. ; distance, 193 miles;
a.m., fresh breezes, with heavy rain ; p.m., strong breezes,
with rain and high sea.

11—Wind N.N.W. to W.N.W. ; distance, 183 miles ;
a.m., fresh gales and. squally ; p.m., more moderate.
12—Wind variable, S.S.W., W.; distance, 206 miles;
a.m., moderate ; 8, wind increasing ; noon, strong gales,
with heavy rain and sea; p.m. ditto weather. '
13—Wind W. to N.W. ; distance, 154 miles ; a heavy
N.W. gale, with severe, squalls, hail, rain, and a very high
sea.

14—Wind W.N.W., southerly ; distance, observ. 80, d. r.
128 miles ; a.m.. gale as yesterday ; noon, more moderate,
with hail showers, E.S.E. current running.
15—Wind S.S.W., W.N.W.; distance, 202 miles; fresh
breezes and hazy, with rain •, p.m., ditto weather.
16—Wind W.N.W., S.W. ; distance, 221 miles; fresh
breezes and hazy ; midnight, fine and clear.
17—S.W., southerly, westerly; distance, 251 miles; a.m.,
moderate and clear; noon, strong breezes and hazy; p.m.,
fresh gales and squally, with hail.
18—Wind westerly ; distance, 194 miles ; fresh gales and
squally, with hail ; noon, ditto weather.
19—Wind westerly ; running along the land; 8 30, a.m.'
received pilot on board; 10, arrived at Mr. Cunard's wharf.
20 and 21—Sailed front Halifax at 7 30 p.m., of the 19th,
and ran the distance to Boston, 395 miles, in 42 hours.