The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-13 00:00:00

DIED,

Lately, at her residence, on the Castle Meadow, Norwich,
aged 84, Arne ()Die, widow ofJohn Opie, R.A. The deceased
lady was the daughter of the late Dr. Alderson, and sister of
Mr. Baron Alderson. She married Mr. Opie in 1784, and
from a very early period of her life devoted herself to literary
pursuits, her efforts being principally directed to the compo-
sition of works of fiction and moral tales. Her productions
chiefly admired for the; • -^tieity and morality. From
the present year Al'

rs. Opie

ad lived in the "strictest

Society of Friends

On the 16th ult., at Concord, Mass., in her 84th year, Mrs.
Ruth Emerson. mother of the distinguished writer and poet,
Ralph Waldo Emerson, and widow of the Rev. W. Emerson.
pastor of the First Church in Boston from 1799 to 1811.
On the 19th ult., at New York, in her 25th year, Mary Ann
Clase, wife of Samuel T. Clase, late of this town.
On the 24th ult., aged 104, Mr. Thomas Chef!, of Parkfields,
near Wolverhampton. The deceased's faculties remained
unimpaired. He walked to church during the last thirty
years of his life almost without interruption.
On the 26th ult., at Seville, aged 114, Isabella Chava. The
deceased preserved her physical and intellectual faculties to
within a few days of her decease.

L'lndustrie
Caesar, Fleming . Janson H
Celerity, Parker avana I Barcelona On the 28th ult., at Dessau, in the Duchy of Anbalt, in his
Maranham Antje, Plukker Dordt G
Julius 67ermanth Germany, M. Schneider, a celebrated musical composer of
Phoenix, Moppett N. Orleans Irma, Bescoirol Leghorn .
Seatiower, Loring Ditto Columbus, Lister Savannah On the 2nd ____-
Fanny Giffney, Moody Ditto C. Chaloner, Thompson Ditto turer, of this town.
Rapid, Pearce Naples Victor, Kerkhove Ostend On the 3rd inst., Mrs. Worthy, wife of Mr. J. Worthy
victualler, Scotland-road.
Arabia (s.), Judkins, from New York, at this port, sailed
has .3'665.796 on freight,
30th ult., at 9 13 a.m.On the 3rd inst., at the Sefton Arms, Aintree, aged 49, Ann
•
Atlantic (s.), West, 'hei‘ce at New York, 29th ult. Rife of Mr. James Rossall.
Courier, from New Orleans fur this port, at Key West. On the 3rd inst., at his residence, Edinburgh. aged 77, Lord
Persia, Howard, hence at Charleston. Fullarton, who had only about three weeks retired from the
Carl Henrich, Von Bergen, hence at Cuidad Bolivar. Scottish bench.
Dirigo, Cooper; J. P. Heyward, Andros ; James Titcombe, On the 3rd inst., aged 69, Mr. Thomas Shaw, of Farnworth,
Hall; ,and Desdeniona. Farnham ; hence at New Orleans, near Warrington.
Taurus arvis, from Patras, and British Queen (s.s.), and On the 3d inst., Maria, relict of the late Mr. Joseph Law-
(,s.s.), from the Levant, and cleared for this port, at rence.
Malta.

st., Mr. George Hay, late tobacco-manufac

Euphroaine, Duguet, sailed from St. Domingo for this port, On the 3rd inst., at Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, aged 61, Mr.
6th ultimo. Ca
in, manager of the gasworks in that town. The
Thomasain,
deceased, who was a native of Kirk Michael, Isle of Man, re-
Piet Hein sailed from Smyrna, 19th ult., and Hoop, 22nd,
for ibis port, the former proceeding first to Chesme. sided many years in this town, in the employ of the Old Gas-
light and United Gas-light Company, Dale-street and Vaux-
Pectian,(o.e..), Milburn, and cleared on her return; Balbec,
(s.a.), Simpson; and Guile, Dodero, Unce at Constantinople. hall-road, and was also many years manager of the gas-works,
Silas Greenman, Magna; Rochambean, Stackpoli ; New Douglas, Isle of Man.
World. Knight.; and Marathon, Tyler, hence at New York. On the 4th inst., at Catisfield Lodge, near Fareham,
Dunlop, hence at Philadelphia. Hants,
City of Glasgow (s.s.), Wylie; Horatio, Hall; and General
aged 65, Vice-Admiral of the Red J. R. Dacres.
On the 4th inst., aged 2, Thomas, only son of Mr. George
Tetses-iffe (s.s.), Bell, hence at Malta. Edwards, hairdresser, Gerard-street.
The British brig Coquette, from Cadiz for Boston, put into On the sth inst., at Richmond-row, aged 66, Mr. George B.
St. Johnl'a, Newfoundland, previous to Nov. 16, in distress, Cutler, printer.
with part of her cargo (salt) thrown overboard. The rest
sold to avoid heavy storage charges. On the sth inst., aged 46, Mr. Richard Hind, of Vernon-
NEW YORK, :Nov. 30.—A ship was seen sunk, in seven place,
Birkenhead. Deceased's death was caused by the
of a wall in South John-street.
fathoms water, Nov. 9, off Doboy Island, falling
btu or SKYE, Dec. 4.—The Theobald, Mathew, of and On the sth inst., at the Abbotsford Hotel,Sencombe, after
from Galway for .Liverpool, went on shore on the Point of a short but severe illness, aged 18, Agnes Thornber, youngest
Strahad, Nov. 27, and has become a total wreck. daughter of the !ate R. T. Barnes.
STORNOWAY, Dec. s.—The Thomas Keay, from Liverpool On the 6th inst., aged 54, Mr. John Hazlehurat Skerretti:
for Newcastle, has ;put in here leaky, with pumps choked, Crown-street, deeply regretted by his friends.
and part of cargo washed out : has been surveyed and must On the 6th inst., aged 32, Sarah, the beloved wife of Mr.
erwesßidrelhetoonfl. hagereti-' S5O
2n: -
I_discharge.
BOSTON, Nov. 29.—A new barque, built at Charlottetown,
Wince Edward Islandr.which sailed thence about twelve days William Lloyd.
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tthhee
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inst.,
snts.t:.
a, t aHt
Holt-hill,
ta-rhriel
ln, sai dt etc, Ne
, aged 74, Martha, wife Of the -
:ago, for Liverpool, was totally wrecked when three day out.
e sclh• a
ft
lin: tleillailllva:3Wilri ieljnlioraysmeGPß:l Blakey, corn-merchant,S
Ala was fully insured in New York. Name not given.
On the Bth inst., at her house, HaMiltomn square, Birken.
head, aged ,1,
iAngstn.e,s, widow of the late W
Samuel, youngest son ofLaMirrd.l.llliolt,
B roe enk
tfiheel ds-trho ai
inst.,
s St
.o, ualghe,
dEsr ton
months,
Isabella, the infant daugh-
ter of Mr. J. C. Da Costa.
On the Bth inst., at his residence, Wilton-street, aged 84,
Mr. Thomas Lewis, formerly of the excise.
On the Bth inst., at Chester, Captain Coddington, who was
for some years manager of the Caledonian Railway Company.
On the 9th Kist , at Bedford-place, Toxteth-park, after a
long and severe illness, aged 41, Mr: Thomas Postance, late
of Stourport, timber-measurer.

MONDA.I7, DEC. 12.—Wind S.

ARRIVED.
British Queen <s.s.), from Constantinople,

SAILED

Glaucoc, Duncan •I Cambria, Foreman Cot fu
1 Newfoundland Tempest, Patten Philadelphia
Princess (Royal, Thomas Blossom, Ritchie Barcelona
Palermo Morris, Purdy Rio Janeiro
At argaret O.), Hockley Havre I Adventure, Wheeler Africa
Tarquin, Doughty Amelia, Johnson Bahia
New Orleans

Cornelia, hence (in 36 days), Laurcanna, Rita, and Maria y
Joanna—all at :Havana.
Australia, Torch, Yarra, Heart of Oak, Georgiana, and
Mercia—all hence at Melbourne.
Fanny, David M'lvor, Prins Maurite,.and F. C. Clarke—all
hence at Sydney.,,Anna, hence at Adelaide.
Umiverse, Hutchinson, hence at Montreal.
Admittance, Greybourne, hence at Quebec.
Chevalier, hence tar Ceylon, and Nith. hence for Bombay—
both at the Cape of Good Hope.
QUEBEC, Nov. 23.—There are now-in port, to sail, at least
43 vessels, 40 of which are not yet loaded; Sailors' wages are
422 10s. sterling, cash down, in silver, the moment the ship's
anchor is weighed.—Nov. 26. The ship Wildfire, for Liver-
pool, returned to Quebec this morning, being too crank to
proceed. The ship Chance, for Liverpool, is also too crank to
proceed; will have to discharge and winter here.-5 p.m.,
wind west, light breeze, but cold.
Courier,Gemmel, from New
KEY WEST, Nov. 17.—The
Orleans for Liverpool. went ashore on Davis Reef
oo
fn t e 9
cotton,th
inst., but was got off, after discharging 900 bales
on the 14th, and brought in here, making one inch waterper
hour. She will probably proceed after settling salvage Claims
and reshipping the 900 bales of cotton.
The Richard Mount, Cohn, from London for Odessa, and
the Eclipse, Davies, from Madeira for London, were in con-
tact in the Downs on the night of the Bth lust., when the
former lost jibboom and sustained some trifling damage ; the
latter also sustained some trifling damage. Both vessels
proceeded.

Ps, of that town. The
iWiliith his family, suddenly
ebrrmeaaknfaPsht
On the 9th inst., at Manchester, Mr. JOhn Phillips, only
fell from his chair and expired.
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dauecrevaivseding, wsohnilsotfsiAttlirn.gAaidt

On the 9th inst
ternal niece of the two
Fauconberg.

in Salisbury street, Mary Belasyse, pa-
' Roman Catholic Viscounts

_
On the 9th inst., at his residence, Great George-square in
hie 47th year, the Rev. 'I homes ►Great
M.A., Curate of Li-
verpool for nineteen years, and chaplain to the Earl of Lens-
dale.

On the 10th inst., aged 7, George Lloyd, son of Mr. George
Bloor, of H. M.'s Customs at this port.
On the 10th inst., at Fairfield, Leigh, Wm. Arthur, infant
son of Thomas Travers Hayes, Esq.
On the 10th inst., ac,ed 75, Mrs. Mary Williams, relict of
Mr. Richard Williams, late master of No. 5, pilot-boat, of
this port.

On the 10th inst., at Rock Ferry, aged 61, Mr. Samuel
Weston.

On the 11th inst., Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Richard Cook
Humberston Gate, Leicester.

On the 12th inst., at her residence, Edge-hill, aged 52,Jitne
Wife of Mr. Samuel Nociin.

Colonel
known as Le Colonel Cravache, de ) t d
I The Fans corresponuence or sae Arias announces the fol.
i lowing :—" A death, which has left an empty place in the
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Adolf van Nassau, hence for Sydney, 74 days oat; lon 12 E.
Aronia (brig), of this port, outward bound, Nov.in
48 N, lon 10 W.
Asia (s.), Dec. 4, let 51 N, lon 10 W. inlet
2, Q 1
C— commonly
ccoirmcliensoonfly.Boliemia, occurred on Sunday last.
this life, to the Dent sorrow of his friends, whom he
V. 25, lat of entertaining in most regal fashion,
legatees, and successors of the •
, heire, D. •
i roux des jeux du royatone, who were b
I final stipend equal to the re
Aunt Mary, Bombay to this port, Tat 24 S, lon 56 E, out 30 Ia" 1 I • ff
days.
Aurifera, hence for Melbourne, Nov. 2, lat 8 N, lon 24 W.
order to my inn o his
The luck of this man was s
before the King of Prussia lar e
waa fond
and the great joy of the ancient feriniers gene-
Asia
to allow him an
vehue f a ty sovereign in
place at their divers•
gannng tables.
o extraordinary that in one night,.
Bell Ro- k, New Orleans to this port, Nov. 3, lat 31 N, lon so W. laid a bet that he would. and tile Emperor Akxancler, he
Caledonia, of this port, steering S.S.W., Nov. 10, lat 36 N, and valuables theft Win the whole of the money, jewels,
lon 28 W. present in the room. There were more
than fifty persons gathered there all rich foreigners—English,
Canada (s.), Nov. 24, Ist 43 Y, lon 6r, W. Germane, Prussians—for it ' •
was during the stay of the allied
Crown (ship), hence for New Orleans, Nov. 30, lat 51 N, lon sovereigns in Paris,
and the reunions at Frascati's were con-
-10 W.
sideredthe schoolof
fashionable manners and high civilize_
Elizabeth Eliza, hence for Valparaiso, Nov. 5, Tat 41 N, lon tion. It is s • aid that every coin passed from the pockets of
35 W.
the strangers into that of le Colonel Cravache, and that the
Elizabeth Wood, of this port, Oct. 10, Ist 6 8, lon 28 W.
King of Prussia even his • et ring upon a I t
pawned sign as ven-
Farmer's Lass, Palermo to this port, Nov. 20, off Cape St. ture against him. For many years the colonel has lived a gay
Maria.
life in a chateauat the entrance of the Bois de B I - -
Garland, of this port, from Australia, Oct. 7, lat I
N, lon 32 W. ~...._. ~ . . _ . t
.. o ogne,
'Pvn"l"g gaily and without remorse the len e teagere made
Hornet, hence for Baltimore, Nov. 17, lat 41, lon 67.
to him first by Chaiab , then by Boursault, and privately by
Laidmans, hence for Rangoon, Nov. 4, lat 5 N, lon 19 W.
Benegat, who each re
that theirplace - -
in turn declared
Liverpool, hence to Jamaica, lat 49 N, lon 11 W.
Prince of Wales, for this port, Oct. 24. off Cape Trafalgar. worth a dump if le Colonel Cravache were allowed to fre-
Ranee, hence, Nov. 27, let 45 N, lon 11 W. quent their tables. He kept his vow most religiously while
Robert Henry, hence for Melbourne, let 28, lon 19 W. the privileges endured, and would often laugh at the bizarrerie
Robert Williams, of this port, for Pernambuco, Nov. 29, of his destiny which had secured to . him a princely income
lat 49 N, lon 9 W.
when the very privilege of the jcux had been destroyed. Had
Sarah Maria, hence for Leghorn, lat 40 N, lon 12 W. the decree which forbade the existence of gaming-houses
Shenandoah, hence for Philadelphia, Nov. 12, lat 48 N, lon gone forth while lie was in full vein of success he t h
, mus aye
59 W.
starved ; for he had no other resource but gaming, and pro.
Telegraph, hence for Sydney, Ang.l, lat 24 S, lon 18 W. fessed to have discovered the famous martingale which would
Queen of EnlitUd, Nov. 20; Ist46 Isii WA 12 W. ruin all the lucky chances of his adversaries for ever."