The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-06-18 00:00:00

THE CALEDONIA STEAM-SHIP.

The following is the log and the list of passengers of the
Caledonia on her last homeward trip :--__

LIST OF PASSEAGERS.
From Boston.—Mr. Mark W. Collett, Mr. James Brown
and lady, Mr. Jno. A. Islin, M. Mossy, Bishop Deane, Rev.
Mr. Height, Mr. Nathan B. Warren, Mr. Stephen E. War-
ren, Edward Sullivan, servant to ditto, Mr. Ezra F. New-
hall, Mr. Edward Martineau, Mr. C. Dord, Mr. P. de
Billier, M. Blandin, Miss Ann Morehead, Mr. A. Fielder,
Mr. Cerremont, Mr. Lerais, Mr. Duval, Mr. Marquis, Mr.
Marechal, Lady Georgians Cathcart, live children, two maid
servants, and one man servant ; Mr. A. Burnes, Mr. David
Nevins and lady, Mr. W. C. Little, Mr. R. Matherson and
lady ; Mr. F. Laison, M. Bonis, Mr. Jno. M. B. N. Bos-
chetti, Mr. Henry King, Mr. Wm. E. Lewis, Mr. Thomas
Wood, jun., Mr. David Bruce, Mr. G. Spear, Mr. E. C.
Richards. Mr. Alex. Jardine, Mr. Russell, Mr. George Vir-
the, Mr. E. Henschen, Mr. James Walton, the Right Rev.
Wm. Mead, Mr. J. Ducomear, Mr. Wethereld, Mr. A.
Unit, Mr J. Faisone, Mr. George Noar, Mr. F. Gillett,
Mr. A. Fay, Mr. Edmond Tehr, Mr. Wm. M`Kenna, Rev.
A. Doyle, Mr. David Loring, Mr. George Callender, Miss
Eliza Pritchard, Rev. George Pritchard, Messrs. Wm. and
Thomas A. Pritchard, Messrs. Alex. and James B. Pritchard,
Mr. Benjamin F. Marsh, Mr. Anthony L. Froch, Mr. John
Gravely, Mr. W. C. Grant, Rev. Chas. W. Andrews, Mr.
W. Berry, Dr. Frontray, D. Pedrode S. Botellio' Mr. Wm.
Lewis, Mr. C. T. Cunningham, M. Andre Basso, Mr. An-
drews, Mrs. W. H. Russell, Capt. Metherall, Captain Gales,
Mr. John Welton.

From Halifax.—Capt. Rolston, lady, and servant ; Hon.
E. Jarvis, Mr. M. Jarvis, Miss Colley, Mr. Stairs, Mr.
Henry Hood, Mr. H. P. Sturdee, Capt. Eills, Mr. T. Wil-
liams, Mr. T. Farmer, Mr. Ballantyne, Mr. Mackechnie,
Mr. Remington and lady, Mr. Dana, Mr. Winchester.

ABSTRACT OF THE LOG.

June I.—At 4 P.M., sailed from Boston, and run the dis-
tance to Halifax, 395 miles, in 42 hours; greater part thick
foggy weather. _

June 3.—At 7 30 P.m., sailed from Halifax ; light breezes
and fine.

June 4.—Wind N.W. ; distance 161 miles; lat. 44 30,
long. 60 30 ; steady breezes and fine weather ; passed several
vessels.

June s.—Wind N.W. ; dist. 264 miles ; lat. 41 50, long.
54 20 ; steady breezes and fine clear weather.
Juno 6.—Wind N.E. ; dist. 242 miles; lat. 45 2, long. 48
36 ; steady breezes and thick cloudy weather. At 11 a.m!
passed the brigs Tom Bowling, of Liverpool, and Agnes, of
llull ; at 2 p.m. passed the Argus, of Newcastle, standing to
the westward.

June 7.—Wind N.N.E. ; dist. 240 miles ; lat. 45 55, long.
43 6; steady breezes and cloudy weather, with a heavy swell
from the northward. At 1 p.m. passed the brig Alpha, of
Whitby, bound west.
June B.—Wind N.N.E.; dist. 255 miles ; lat. 45 48 ; long.
37 12 ; first part squally with heavy rain ; latter part light
breezes and fine.
June 9.—Wind E. by S. 1 S.; diet. 217 miles ; lat. 46 51,
long. 32 3 ; light airs and fine weather, with a heavy cross
swell from the eastward.
June 10.—Wind S.; dist. 210 miles; lat. 48, long. 27 10;
steady breezes and fine weather, with a heavy head sea.
June 11.—Calm ; dist. 241 miles ; lat. 1914 ; long. 21 11
calm, cloudy weather. Passed the barque Chatham, and the
Dutch barque Vrow Johanna.
June 12.—Wind dist. 250 miles; lat 50 19, long.
14 56 ; strong breezes and E.N.E.*cloudy weather.
June 13.—Wind variable ; diet. 238 miles ; lat. 51 27 ;
long. 910 ; fresh breezes and cloudy weather. At 730 a.m.
made the land ; at 10 30 a.m., passed Cape Clear.
June U.—Running up channel. At 630 a.m. abreast of
Holyhead ; at 8 30 a.m. received on board a pilot off Point
Lynas ; at 2 p.m. arrived in the Mersey ' • making the passage
from Halifax to Liverpool in 10 days 14 hours.

INSTRUCTION IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.—We beg
to recommend to notice Monsieur Hubert (whose address
will be found elsewhere) as a teacher of the French language.
We have had opportunities for many years of ascertaining
his qualifications as an instructor either of adults or young
persons ; and we know of few in whom confidence may be
more safely reposed.