The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-08-28 00:00:00

BIRTHS,

At Gravesend, the wife of 1t..111a1 tin, Esq. of a son. being her
nineteenth child, fourteen of whom are noW living.•
On the 19th instant, at his residence, Clarence-street, the lady of
Mr. F. Oxley, of a son.
On the 21th instant, at Westbrook, the Lady Georgiana Ryder.
of twin daughters.

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• MARRIED. - •
Lately, at St. George's Church, by the Rev. T% G. Leigh, George,
fourth son of Mr. John Maekinncy, to Margaret, eldest daughter
of the late Captain Alexander Liaison, of this tr,wn.
On the 16th instant, at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man, by the Rev'
R. Brown, .Mr. John Barnsley, of Ashton-under-Lyne, to Miss
Isabella Killey. of DoOglas. : • .
On the 20th instant, at St Catherine's Church, Mr. James Mad-
docks, of Waterloo, to Miss Jane Dickenson. of Formby.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr, Willigm Rushton to Mar-
tha, daughter of Mr. William Quirk, painter,
On the '22d instant, Mr. Samuel Kenyon to Miss Tate.
Same day, at Kirk Marown, Isle of Man, by the Rey. AV, Dug-
can, Mr. Edward Quayle; of Manchester, to bliss Eliza Quayle, of
Crosby. •
On the 24th instant, at St. Luke's Church. by the Rev. James
Aspinall, Mr. William Adamq of Newport, Shropshire, to:Sarah,
youngest daughter of the late Mr. John Bradley, of this:town.
Yesterday, at St. Bride's Church, by: the ftev..LlL.Steirnrt.
A.M. Mr. William Coventry to Mary Ann, only daughter of Wen'
Kemp, Esq. Mulberry-street, of her Majesty's Custonit.:

DIED. •
On the 25th June, at Demerara, aged 27, Captain W. If. CatleY,
of the barque Prince Regent, of this port, nephew of Captitic Jas.
White, St. James's-place.
On the 21st ult. on board the brig Otis, on his passage from Ha'
vans to Philadelphia, Mr. J. Maelzel, the celebrated chess-plaver•
On the 28th tilt at Little Peover, near Kitutsford, in his 76th
year, Mr. Charles Pritchett.
On the 9th instant, at Perth, aged 82. Mrs. Macdonald, last stir'
riving daughter of the celebrated Neil Gow. She had attained to
an age of two years beyond that of her celebrated father, Neil
having died in his 80th year.
On the 16th instant, at Frodsham, aged 36, the. •Rev. Thomas
Cooper, M.A. Assistant Curate of Frodshani, much" esteemed.
On the 20th instant, of inflammation in the- throat,. aged 3 years,
Francis John Stewart, youngest son of Captain F. Stewart, Bur"
lington-street.
Same day, aged 65, Mr. Henry Fox Cooper for many years con-
nected with the London press, and fortnerly editor of the John
Bull.
Same day, at -the Haymarket Theatre, LOndOn, while laughing
very heartily at the performance, Mr. James Carr. aged 35.
Same day, Mr. Richard Smith, of Piccadilly, Manchester. fie
was standing by the Union Club-house, Mosley-street, with Mr•
Francis Hodgson and Mr. Samuel Ogden, with whom he had been
in conversation but R few minutes, when he suddenly Put his hand
to his head, exclaimed " Oh God!" and fell..
Saint'Saint'day, at the house of-his mother, at llrighead, Glamorgan-
shire, aged 37, Rhys Price, Esq. Comptroller of her Majests.,
Customs, Exeter, recently Comptroller of Accounts in the Ware-
housing Department at this port
Same day, aged b 9, Elizabeth, relict of John Green, Esq• of
Lamb-row, W halley.
Same day, Mrs. Tibnam, Wye Cop, Salisbury.
Same day, at his seat, Marley, after a protracted illness, in"
David La Touche, Esq. Mr. La Touche was for many. tears at the
head of the banking firm which has for so many years been con-
sidered as the leadingestablishment in this kingdom. In his com-
mercial transactions he was liberal, high-minded, and considerate
as a private individual he was a munificent contributor to the poor.
and took personally, an active Interest in all the principal charitie_s:
as a father, friend, and citizen, he was affectionate, faithful,
and honourable ; and few men have departed this life, leaving
after them a fairer fame or a more spotless character
On the 23d instant, nt Penketh-hall. Wavertree, WilhelmloB,
wife of Captain Ttippen, R.. W.M. M. of Reading, Berks. -
Same day, at Woolton-grove, Harriet, the only daughter of the
Rev. R. 11. Formby.
On the 24th instant, after an illness of less than four days'• 1%Ir•
John Marshall, of this town, late of Workington. aged 57 3'3,i
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deeply lamented by his disconsolate widow and affectionate chip
dren.

On the 26th instant. after a protracted and painful illness. Su-
sauna, the only daughter of Mr. I'ryco Davies, of Fazakcrley. nge
11 years.
[We have been requested to contradict -the statement in our last
Tuesday's publication, that the late Mr. Hardman, of Manchesteir
commanded the Manchester Yeomanry on the ever-mermral'e
16th of Augnst, 1819. The deceased never belonged, to the corps. J