The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-03-19

intelligence of the safety of the Cal edo
MIA, brought by the Acadia, which ar
rived there from England on the 9Th in
slant.
The Acadia brought dates to the 4lh OF
February. The most important and IN
terestlng Item is
TIE RETURN OF TIE CALEDO-
MA.
The Caledonia left Liverpool on the 9TH
of February, with the mails and "a large
number Of passengers. She had far
wind, and walked The water" admirably,
for the first three days, but on the 7th,the
wind chopped round, and blew very haru
from the Westward. On the II the storm
increased, continued on the 9lh, and rails
ed To such tremendous pitch on The
ION, that lhG fore siarbuard, bulWaIks and
ice house were carried! away, the fore cab
IN filled with Waer, The passengers wash
ed ouI-lhe bedding saturaled--and the
rudder sprung! Part OF the after bull
walks and the iron rail on the lalllaI
were twisted of, the wheel house DANA
ged, and Tie larboald paddle box partially
stove in.
In tins dilemma, the ship was nayigaed
| ~ her sails, while they tried to secure The
I ruddCr with chains and bolts. The storm
ragged with fearful violence on the llth;
| and at six o clock on the evening OF thai
| day, the Captain and officers decided IL
pom returning and putting INTO Cork for
| repalrs-lhe ruddcr being completely
t"lsled aud useless, and The sea running
very hight.
The Caledonia was telcgraphcd OF
llolyhca on The morning OF Thursday
the I'm, and about midnight she arrived
AT Liverpool. T.e Acadia was got ready
with extraordinary despatch, and lett
Liverpool with the mail and passengers
oi the Caledonia, al ) clock OH Saturday
the I9Lh.
The baptism of the young Prince Of
Wales was celebrated on The 2Jlh Janua-
ry, AT Lnndon, with regal ami pomp AN d
ceremony. Bcsd,s the vast array of
English nobility, The King of Prussia and
Prince Ferdinand of SAKE Coburg ere
present. The Archbishop OF CaHtGrbu-
bury received the name of the Phi nee
albert EdNarJ) from the King nf prus-
tho vnnc,,,,ie ,,rn(,i,e !, ',,'.,
The lie. The rejoicing and festival we're
Kept up ill a lalc hour of The night.
France has refused to join Tie alliance
against the slave trade.
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he CREOLE CASE. In the House Of
Lords %" ,he I'm OF February Lord
Dr""5''am brought before their lordships
'he case OF 'he Creole. In reply to his
questions, the Earl OF Abherdcen inform
ca Tie mouse mat communications had ia.
ken n1n pace between the Governor Of the