The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-09-21 00:00:00

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U. M. H.
Tuesday 18 11 9 11 21
Wednes. 19 11 38 11 53
Thursday 20 ; 0 8
Friday 21 021 1 033
Saturday 22 I. 47 1 2
Sunday 23 117 ;. 131 ,
Monday 24 146 2 1

15 5 j Sun eclipsed invisibly.
16 2 Moon in apogee. 10h..rnorn'
16 8 Jupiter sets 6h loin even'
16 9 St. Matthew. •
16 5 [Autinwcommert
/5 7 15th Sundsy after TrinilY•
14 8 .Venus in. Perihelion 611.01•_.

MARRIED. • •
On the 4th instant, at Plumbland Chutch:the*ReieXlitistolifle-
Benson. B.A. curate of Plumhjand, youngest son of the late
John Benson. M. A of St. Helen's, Cockermouth,. tq, Antie.eP"
daughter of • Mr. Thomas Wilkinson, yeeMan.
Same day, at Carlisle, thr •Rev. Joseph Twentyman tu,4Pelis'
only daughter of the Rev. John Fawcett, of Ca-rlisle'.:
On the 13th instant. nt.Sheffield. Mr: John •NatsOn.O.the
of S. and J. Watson, Charleston. United,States, and . LlTerig)"s,
J
merchants, to Caroline, fifth daughter of the late Mr.:WilliokOVe
so Onsth of Park-works.
the 1 instant, at St. Pancras-Church, London, by the
John Shrren Brewer, M.A. of Queen's College, Oxford. Riellb,
Dart, Rig. of Albion-street, Hyde-park-, to Ellen Grace Elizabe
only daughter of the late William Webb, Esq.
On the Isllit instant, at St. David's Church, Mr. Hugh Evan.4:.tro,
Mary, widow of the late Mr. Boss, and second daughter of -1
John Newnes.

• DIED. . .
In New York, the venerable Da Ponte, eminent for his learning
rin thteh
rasVenetianseso
f territory,
the h(,ijivasnt
Alps,wherea,
icrnwiansg. from en"-
yon literary talents. He was horn in the year 1749, at Cenadte,
town
nehe
in his 90th year when he (lied. He resided for some years at the
Court of Vienna, where he composed the words of several of. t"
most admired of the Italian operas, worthy, by the spirit afay.vt.V,
city of their execution, to be set to the exquisite music of M^z"jo;
He afterwards came to this country. whence he emitrated to t •
United States about the beginning of the present century. Tar,
On the 17th July, at Demerara, of yellow fever, in hbr 12th N
Thomas John, the last surviving son of the late John • T. SmealeY.
Esq. of Li nae re.
On the 17th ult. at Norfolk, U. S. aged 73, Mr. Hugh 3.l"QoUtir'i
one of the oldest inhabitants of that-town. Ile was nativ(,),.
Ireland, but has resided for a great many years .in that horPg'ity
He was one of the founders of the Junior Volunteer Corps. t 1 last,
odd years since, and rernaineil,on-finnorar•rnemberto•the
turning out as briskly as a younger brothers t a moment of alarm
or ersary
on soie anniv i
On the n
21th ult. at Chelsea,eeb-brat agedon. 60, Martha, wife of Mr. Vo°'
Aekers, formerly of this town.
On the 3d instant, aged 93. Mrs. Anne Johnson, of Brow,
ht°°'
near Manchester, in the perfect possession Of all her facultiese,„
On the 7th instant, at Blackpool, aced 68, after a few daV'sthi;oter
very much respected by a large circle of acquaintance:l"r- gurney
Lindley, Sheffield. cutler, &c. He was on :his annual jou.
gibeo,
through this neighbourhood, for the purpose of mecting
tomers, whih he had been in the habit of doiog for many
when he was suddenly taken ill at Blackpool, and, in a feWcia.J
fell a victim to his disease. 0111
On the Bth instant, Edith, youngest daughter of the late Mr. •
surgeon, Warrington.
Same day, at the Caledonian Hotel, Inverness,
holm, Esq. aged 2S, formerly M.P. for the county of Invernfr6. of
Same day, at her house, m Lowther-street. Carlisle,age(l;kv,,s.
suffocative catarrh. Ann Maria, the beloved wife of George,"flfote-
tus Woods, Esq of Lower Castle-street, Carlisle, and Balia74o
house, Isle of Man. At ten o'clock on Friday night. she
ira
perfect health, before four o'clock on the ensuitp, artern9ol,
Was a corpse.
On the 9th instant. aged 83, Mr. John 111m:dale, 01410%
Same day, aged -27. Ellen, wife of Mr. B. Smith, ChorleT• A ins.
Same day, aged :20, Prineess Charlotte, slaughter' of MrIL
cow, Highfiold-house, Boarding-school, Chorley.
On the 11th instant. aged 77, Mrs. Sarah Leech, Morley. - cony
Alexander C!iis-
On the 13th instant, suddenly, at his house, on Woolwieli;rother
mon, Major-General Adye, C.B. Ile had joined aparlY of his:re-
officers, the previous day, at General
state)ruinmond'S, 60 noreturn home, appeared in his usual of health.' -Th.(' gef'oo the
ceived a serious wound in the expedition to.Walcherea,
effects of which he never thoroughly recovered.

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