The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-05-04 00:00:00

LIST OF PASSENGERS

From Boston.—Lady Arthur (three) Misses Arthur, a
governess, three children, and two servant maids, Captain
Frederick L. Arthur and servant-man, John Parker and
Lady, Charles Parker and Lady, and female servant, Edward
Tuckerman and Lady, (two), Misses Tuckerman, Edward
Tuckerman, jun., Miss Grace Brown, NV. Y. IV

Miss Agness y

M'Alister, Thomas

Mellor and Lady

Bancroft, Miss Cadbury, Mrs. Hall and two da.tighters,
Edward Hall and two Masters Hall, Rev. A. Cowley and

Lady, Elizabeth W. Berry, Rev. Dr. Peter Parker, Thomas
J. Macauley, Elisha V. Ashton, Wm. Taylor, jun. E. H.
Welsh, James M. Whiton, S. F. Coolidge, F. W. S. Coo-
lidge, G. A. Kendall, J. W. Bates, M. Purton, D. L. Sug-
dam, Wm. H. Smith, F. A. Lovering, George Gurnet, Edw.
Blanchard, F. Swanwick, William Cruickshanks, L. Gold-
schmidt, A. J. Cipriant, Francis Watson, Seth S. Lynde,
Louis Meran, J. C. Martin, Wm. M'Culloch, Jos. NA bite,
Robert L. Stevens, M. A. Berk, Chas. Adshead, William
Nove, John Gray.-69.
From Halifax.—Lieut. Col. Freeth, Mr. Walker, Mr.
Coyley, Mr. Scholfield.-4.-73.

LOG OF THE STEAM-SHIP ACADIA
April 17-4 45, p. m., backed out from the wharf at Bos-
ton ; 5 45, pilot left the ship.
18 to 19—Wind S. to S. W.; running between Bost
Halifax. At 7 p. in., of the 19th, moored at Can
Wharf, making the passage in 50 hours. On the 18th,
gale from the south, with rain and cross sea.
20—Wind S. W. ' • course S. 55 E.; distance 76 miles ;
lat. 43 50, lon. 62 3; at midnight, started from Cunard's
Wharf ; at 1 15, a.m., Sambro Light S. W. 6 miles.
22—Wind E. to E. S. E. ; course S. 87 E. ; distance 150
miles; lat. 42 28, lon. 53 8; p. m., strong breeze ; a. to.,
moderate, with thick fog.
23—Wind S. to W. ; course E.; distance 210 miles ; lat
42 28, lon. 48 25 ; light breeze, with thick fog throughout.
24—W.S.W. to W.N.W.; course N. 88 E. ; distance '.:3;
miles; lat. 42 36, lon. 43 2 ; strong breeze and cloudy.
25—Wind N.W. ; course N. 71 E. ' • distance 244 miles
lat. 43 54, lon. 37 23 ; fresh gales, with hard squalls
26—Wind N.N.W. ; course N. 73 E. ; distance 21
lat. 44 52, lon. 32 53 ; strong gale, with hard squalls and heavy
sea.

en and

N.N. to S.W. ; course N. 66 E. ; distance
miles; lat 46 22, lon. 28 2 ; first part, fresh gale ; latter
riable, with rain; 6 p.m., spoke the brig Triad, of
28—Wind S.W. to N.; course N. 89 E.; distance
miles; lat. 48 23, lon. 23 10 ; light, variable breeze.
showers and a cross sea.
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!t•! ; lat

29—Wind S.E. ; course N. 67 E. ; distance 178 mil
49 34, lon. 19 2; strong gale, with squalls and high 5,....
30—Wind S.E. ; course N . 70 E. ; distance 193 miles ; hit
50 41, lon. 14 26 ; first part, fresh gale ; latter, moderate
fine; 10 a.m., passed a British man-of-war, with v
at the mizen

to flag

May I—Wind E.; at noon, Cape Clear N.W. b
miles; fresh breeze and hazy weather ; at midnight,
LightN.N.W. I N. 4 miles.

N.N.W. to N.E. ; running up Channel
passed Holyhead ; 2 p.m., abreast of the Bell Buoy
the passage from Tuskar in 14 hours.

Halifax, April 17, 181 l•
GENTLEMEN,—I have to announce to you the arrival
the steam-ship Columbia, at this port, having accomplish,
the passage in thirteen days one hour against a continurd ;:u
cession of head winds, although not to say very heavy.
continued heavy head sea has pervaded the whole of the pa
sage.—Yours, most obediently, but
(Signed) C. H. E
Messrs. D. and C. M`lver

JUDICIN

CONCERTS AT THE AMPHITHEATRE.---A magnificent balk!
is now performing at the Amphitheatre, under the direction
of Mons. Jullien. It is one of the most complete and ad n I -
ably organized we have ever heard.
TOXTETH will be seen by an advertisement
elsewhere, that a memorial, signed by the inhabitants of
Toxth-park, is about to be presented to the Town Council,
to petition for a landing-slip to be erected in that vicinity of
the river banks. •
THE Circsniaz Hotmos.—lt will be a source of deep
regret know, amongst the sportsmen and lovers of
crhegraceet'in Cheshire, that Mr. Smith Batry is giving the
e
management of the ClNshire hounds. He hi:l.s. held the;
sition so long, and he is so universally esteemed, that a N oid
haswil
selected necessarily
sbser s f. el t
Lucason andth occasion.co.—the
Lancashire
calls—to sell off his hunters, at Sani d
w.,11 take place on Saturday nett. Head'
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A PRAYER
FOR THOSE WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN " THE PRESIDENT,

(For the Liverpool Standard.)

wont to glide

i•like speed athwa-rt the ocean-foam

upon the distant tide

through the grey mist's gloom

rn not her white