The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-27 00:00:00

:PREFERMENTS:

The Rev: Florence James Wethered,.M.A., fellow of King's
College, Cambridge, to the 'iiteragenf Hurley Berks. va-
cant by the death of the Rev. W. Mayor, .D.C.h: Patron;
the Portic-_liLall:ex.
Dr. Adam Browne, of CambrOge, has been appointed to
the valuable living vacated by Dr. Bowstead's promotion to
the bishopric of Sudor and Man. . . •'!
On the 9th instant* .tbe , Rev. Francis Jackson Blandy;
M.A., was instituted,bytbe ti erY Rev. the Dean of Salisbury,
to the vicarage of NAherhav'.en,, Wilts, vold.by.the death of
William Williams, clerk, on. the presentation of the Rev: and
Worshipful Francis Lear, B.D.
The Rev. Morgan Rice Mon:an. late of St. David's Col-
lege, Larnpetre, to the assistant curacy' ofiL
,angyfelach.
The Rev. C. B. Elliott, M. A.,• die rfory cf Tatting-
.
stoke, Suffolk.
The Rev. M.A., tnthe vicarage of Galalming„
Snriey. ' •
The Rev'. James Thwaytes, to the perpetual curacy of
Trinity Church, Carlisle. • .
The Rev. W. Boyle, 'M.A.,' In the` rectory of Freshfoid;
Soinersershire, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. G.
Bythesea.
' • ' '

OBITUARY,
July 15, at Ilmtham Parsonage, Devon (the residence or
his son-in;law, the Rev. J: Yolland,) the Rev. Bartholomew
Goe, M.A., vicar orßoston, 'id the county of Lincoln, aged
71 years.
At Oldham, aged'62; the Reit. Williirn Winter, minister
of St. Peter's Chapel, about 40 years; St. Johu!s, Hec'Ash-
ton-tinder-Lyne, 28 yerir; and head rna'stet ofthe fieergiam-
mar school, Oldhain, 19 years.
At 41a, Ca rIO

trier-xrevr-iirnyr Brant, tate eriflre-6 _a r
Suddenly, in Peel, Isle of NI n; aged 67, the Rev. James
Gelling, 36 years vicar of Kirk"-German, Isle of Man.

I3Y LORD DVRHAM.

On Tuesday night there was laid on the table of the HOuse
of Lords the following return of the appoinments made by
the Earl of Durham since his arrival in Canada, and the
names of the persons holding those appointments:
May 29, 1838. -
His Excellency the' Governor General his been pleased: to,

make the following* Appointments :
Tole Secretaries to the -General Government. Charles
Buller, Esq., member of the Iniperia/ Parliament of Great
Britain and Ireland, and Thomas Edward Michell Turton,,.
Esq., barrister-at-law.
o'be Military Secretary-and Principal Aide-de-Camp---
Colonel-George Cowper, • K.H. •
To be Attaches to the High Comniission--,Gervase Parker
Busite, Esq., Arthur Buller, Esq., and the Hon. E. Pleydeit
Bouverie.
To be Aides-,:e-Camp to the Governor General.—Lieut. the
Hon. Frederick Villiers and Capt.,S...apheri !-
stream Guards Ensign W. H. Frederickseavendish, 11.. M
52d Regiment Light Infantry; Cornet-the Hon. C. A.
H.M.'ith Dragoon GUards.
To be Extra Aide-de-Camp—Captain Ponsonby, Royal
Fusilier Regiment.
Tube Private Secretary to the Govenor General. Edward
Ellice' jun.. Esq , Member of the Imperial 'Parliament of
Great Britain and Ireland.

- • June 2`,,1838'
His Excellency the Governor General bas been pleased-to,
summon to the Executive Council 'the follOvring gentle-
men :
The Secretaries of the General Government, riz.•LCharles
Buller, Esq., M.P., Chief secretary; T. E. M. Turton, Esq.,'
secretary; Colonel GeorgeComper, K.H., military secretary; ,
the provincial secretary; the commissary geneilak
His Excellency the Governor General' has been pleased to
make the•following appointments
To'he attached to the High Cotnmission.—Lieut Col. the'
Hon. Charles Grey, H.NI. 71st Rei. of Light Infantry.'
To be Inspector General of Hospitals, and of all Medical,
Charithble,, and Literary Institutions, in. the Province. or.
Lower Canada.—Sir Jelin Doratt, Knight, M.D,
Colonial-office,,Downing-street. July 23, 1838: