The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-07 00:00:00

SATURDAY, SEPT. 4.

ARRIVED.—.Africa 1
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; left 25th
Aug.R at
SAlLED.—Niagara (s.), Leitch, for Halifax and Boston—Guy
Mannering, Freeman, New York—Charlemagne, Singer, and
Essex, Smith, New Orleans—J. Henderson, Collier, Baltimore
—Abraham Young, Whitmore. Charleston—Bloomer, Clarke,
and Dan Huntley, Coldfleet, Halifax, N.S.—Jos. Waddington,
Carmichael, Valparaiso—William, M‘Farlane, Richibucto—
Callao, Cragg, Lima—Portena, Shadrack, Bahia—Hendrika,
Kizar, St. Thomas—Golden Fleece, Palethorpe, Rio Janeiro—
Cordelia, Stevenson, Demerara—Recorder. Sharp, Calcutta—
Maple Leaf, Solley, Bombay—Zagora, Scuria, Alexandria, E.—
L'Angelique Marie. Petitbon, Dunkirk—Fernandes, Contente,
Lisbon—Danzic Packet, Naumann, Danzic—Gaetana, Ansaldo,
Genoa—Simpson, Bingston, Norkjobing—Vigilant, Denduyts ;
Triton, Glebbeke ; and Eugene, Helsmortel, Ostend—Susanna,
Tindall, Pemau.

Favourite, Lithgow, from St. John, N. 8., for this port, of
Cape Clear 30th Aug.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 5.

A ant v ED.—Northumberland, Smith, from Bombay—Olive
Olive, and Charles Humberston, Williamson, St. John,
N.B.—
Seringapatam, Peckett, St. Petersburg—Katinka, Amsterdam
—Courier, Milligan, Arica—Nyverheid, Lievens, Ostend.
SAILED.—Cape Cod, Hopkins, for New York—G. A. Hopley
Pierce, Alexandria, A.S.—Earl of Elgin, Rose, Quebec—A gnes
Brown, Manilla—Carena, Main, Havana—Albatross (s.s.)
O'Reilly, Rotterdam.

Rhodes; ArNi
New York.
J. Dunlop, Me

off New York 25th Aug. at 3 p.m
nia ; and Yorkshire, all hence

Adams

Jumi n. J aryls, hence at Boston.
allThr
Earl of Lot
Callao nt 13-1,
eitnocne,
aStmclituliete lAcTaterford, Robinson ; and Falcon, Gibson,

I Catherine, Flett, both from

DIED

At sea, on board the barque Frances, on her passage from
Para to this port, aged 14, John, son of Mr. Edward Hurst,
Old Swan.

On the 7th of March, on his passage from China to Englam%
aged 36, Capt. William Towerson, of the barque Courier, of
this port, third son of the late Mr. Towerson, of the Coat-close,
near Whitehaven.

On the sth of April, at Bonny. on the coast of Africa, on
board the ship Era, Mr. John Hughes, cooper, of Seacombe,
Cheshire.

On Thursday, the 29th April, on his passage from Bombay,
Capt. Robert Macdowall, commander of the barque Winder-
mere, of this port.

On the 15th ult., at East Pascoula, New Orleans, Mrs. Gen.
Taylor, relict of the late President of the United States.

On the 19th ult., at Ebberly-house, Devon, aged 70, Henry
Hole, Esq., one of the magistrates for Devonshire. The de-
ceased gentleman was well-known and much respected during
his residence in this town, some forty years ago. In early life
Mr. Hole practised as a wood-engraver, when that branch oZ
art was comparatively in its infancy. He was a pupil of the
celebrated Thomas Bewick, and subsequently settled in this
town, where he pursued his art with success, as the illustra-
tions of the early poems of Mrs. Hemans, and the works of the
Rev. Dr. Shepherd, M'Creary, Gregson, and others show. He
was a protege of Roscoe. Mr. Hole bade adieu to this town
and his profession about the year 1813, on his coming into pos-
session of a large property in his native county, Devon, where
he has ever since resided.

On the 24th ult., at Gibraltar, aged 49, Mr. Evan Griffiths',
of this port, late master mariner.
On the 25th ult., aged 75, William Thistlewood, the veteran
steeple bell-ringer, formerly of Birmingham. The deceased
rang his first 5000 changes in 1795, and his last in 1859. For
many years he was sexton of St. Mat iin's Cemetery.

On the 25th ult., aged 50, Mr. Wm. Foster, for the last seven-
teen years master of the Blue-coat School, Warrington, and
formerly master of Hunter-street school, in this town. The
deceased was much and deservedly respected.
On the 28th ult., aged 15. Emilia, third daughter of the late
Mr. George Stubs, of Warrington.

On the 28th uTt., at his residence, Moss Cottage. Wm. Taylor,
Esq.

On the 29th ult., aged 75, Mrs. A. Chell, of Elm Cottage,
Edge-lane, relict of the late Mr. T. Chell.
On the 29th ult., aged 65, Mr. William Langley.

Phythian-street,

On the3Oth ult., of dropsy,
of Chester-street, Birkenhead,

1 60, Mrs. Mn,•garet Avery,

On the 31st ult., aged 1 year and 9 months, Frances, youngest
daughter of Mr. Alfred Braun, tallow-chandler, of St. James'a—
street.

Ye- rs ,q theuar ew, Rife Z
On the Ist inst., at his residence, AbAenrncrßomumb
ged
52, Henry Moore, Esq.
On the Ist inst., in Portland.storefeßisvee-rbyasnukd:Eednglye,-laiVniaer:
relict of the late Captain Richard Butcher, formerly of London.
On the Ist inst., of disease of the heart. Mary Ann, wife of
,floror..nnjS
the
eee
Joseph
Watson,ninbssett.r:t Marleyatoe after
a Ruiner.
Rllslington.oonbg son illness,

On the Ist inst., of consumption, aged 43, Mr. Thos. Brewer.
On the Ist inst., aged 5 monts, Alfred, son of Mr. John T
Thomas, Queen-street, Ed ' '

On the Ist inst., of water on the brait
son of Hugh Fenessy, Esq

Dublin

1 16, John James,

On the 2nd in
P. Brandreth, E

it., at Brc
;q., M.D.

,ged 60, Alice, wife of J.

On the 2nd i
of Mr. E. H. S.

1 16 months, Willi

Alfred, infant son

On the 2nd inst
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Ir. Peter Stubbe,

On the 2nd inst., at his

58, Mr. ifenr):.H.OPe": insura

On the 2nd inst., of dysentel y,
Of Mr. Charles Norris, Rice-stree

ged 8 months, Charles, son

On the 2nd inst., in London, John Kemble Chapman, Esq.
mlneteraorplyolliitfaenttlitiemdterecse.aasendd
awt•atshcaot npneerciotdedfownnitehdsaevmeartarlimofontihael
alliance with Miss Tree, the sister of the present Mrs. Charles
Kean. Of late years he has been the editor and manager of the
Sunday Times newspaper; besides which, he was the principal
partner in one of the most extensive printing establishments
within the city of London.

On the 2na inst., at DO
Lawrence Keizer, of Whit

On the 4t
Keely, Esq.

On the 4th inst

Murray, Esc

On the 6th inst., Amy,
Esq., Hart-hill, Alla-ton.