The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-28 00:00:00

DIED

In December last. at Port Philip, PETER LOWE, youngest
son of the late Mr. JOHN ORMANDy. stationer, of this town.
In February last, on his passage from this port to New Or.
leans, on board the barque St. Clare, of St. John, N.B. by a fall
from the foretopFail yard, Mr. EDWARD MYLECAINE, Letter
known by the name of Neddy Kewish, late of Douglas.
. .

Oat Calcutta, in his 32nd ear, Captain
GE3 theRG '4SELiIh of My,
NG ARaD, of the barque James T. Foord, of this
port. • •

On the 27th ultimo, aged 75, Mr. THOMAS PHILLIPS, drug.
:gist, late of Scotland-road.

On the 17th instant, at the house of her daughter, Mrs.
•Ramsbottom, Sun-street, Keighley, aged 96, Mrs. MARTHA
BOTTOMLEY. She has left behind her one brother. one son,
three daughters, thirty-two grandchi'dren, fifty-four great-

Same day, at her house, in the city of Chester, Mrs. GlL-
BERT,''retict of John Gilbert, Esq., and niece of Sir John
Parker Mosley, Bart.
On the--aritth- instant, at Bath, sudden
the last rcmaioing.aild of Mr. and Mrs
burn.square. Lond

aged 24, SOPHIA

BARTLEY, of We

Id formerly of Coven

arden T

►'. STANLEY, o:dh'gm

•
Same clay, at Leaniington, in her 37th year, GEORGIANA
LOUISA, the bell)ved wife of J. TOLLEMACHE. Esq.. M.P.
On the 19th instant, aged 63 years, Mr. WM. FIELDING,
Pembroke-place.
Same. (lay. aged a 4 years, Mr. ANDREW ALEXANDER
GOUDY,, innkeeper, Greenland-street.
Same day. aged na years, mr. THOMAS PRICIIA RD, drug-
pi,t and secdsrnan, of nliieit-pace, third son of Roht. Prichard.
Esq., of Stacks, ebeetbsm.
Same day, at Leawocd, in his 71st year, CALMADY POL-
LEXFEN lIAM LYN, Esq., of Leawood, and of Pasehee.house,
Devon.

On the 20th instant, aged 41 years, Mr. JOSEPH STRETCH
draper, one of the society of Friends ,
Same day, at his residence, St. Paul's-square. aged 73 years,
Mr. HUGH WILLIAMS, late master of NC'. If) Pilot-boat. -
Same day, at Meols Ilan, agrd so. Mr JOHN LINAKE R.
Same day, at New-terrace, Clarence-street, ROM'. SHELLY
ROBERTSON, son of Mr. Robert Robertson, cabinet-maker, of

this town

Same day, in John street, Evertor), aged 88 years, MARY,
relict of the late Mr JOHN PEARSON, late oe Kirltdate.
Same day,
,at 'London, Mr: DANIEL WAKEFIELD, Q.C.
-sed was in perfec`. healfh on Saturday, and was to have
• a cause in the Vice-Chancellor's Con, Monday,

but was found dead in his shower bath at an early hour in the
morning of that day.

Same day, in her lath year, Mrs. ANN DOUGLAS. town-cook.
Same• day,. in his 92nd year,. Mr. DENIEL. FENNING. of
Trinity-streft, Colche,ter. Deceased had endured so little
affliction throughout life that all his doctor's bills did not

few months previous to hi

his faculties were exceedingly well retained to the last

, near Carlisle

T of the Carlisle and Cu

JOHN NELSON,
k, aged 42 years.

4,,ca nal wine-unxcnanl, or this towu.
Same day, at the house of his father, Mr. CHAS. M'GOWAN,
of this town, architect and surveyor, only son of Mr. William
M'Gowan, architect and builder, Dumf
Same day; EDWIN, infant son of M
of her Majesty's Cust

ILLIAM KENDALL

2d instant. at Dublin, aged 70 y

Mr. RI(

John Moore, Wythycambe
Menzies; West Indian;

from Bombay—.
Jenkins, from Mal

dahlia,

—Heart 0,
for Quebe6—l

Huntress, Middleton; Herione, Falkner ; Intrepid, Roberts,
and Sea, M'William, hence at St. Petersburg
Heffnung, [Alders, hence at Riga
Farewell, Korsch, hence off Pillau
Maria, Krohn, hence at Woigast
Christine, Bell, hence at Stralsund
Primavero, De Cam

with mainsail split •
La Belle Alliance. Gawkema, from Antwerp. for this post, at
Torbay

The Bombay Castle was destroyed by fire

Graham, sailed from SO

B'h May. off Saugor

21Ith May. -411 for,this port.
3rett ; London, Boynton, and Kirk

man Finlay, Martin, he,nde at Bombay

VESSELS Sportiss.—Australia, hence for Callao, 23rd May, in
lat 19 S, lon 3'l W—Conqueror, hence for New York, I, th inst
in lat 48, lon 27—Euphernia, hence for Bombay, 3rd nit
7 N, lon 23 W—Lady Margaret, hence for Calcutta, I
lat 23 S, lon 26 W ► ' --, the Clyde for I):

~ in lat
1 April,

—London, from tit., tou;. 11th
,ns'aut. in lat 55, lon 22-11ichael, from the Clyde for Penang,
15th most., in lat 49, lon 7—Oregon, hence for St. John. N.B
inst., in hit 50, lon Ig—Sr•` henc-

a, new

Ditto, white
Irish red ..

Rye, English, i

Barley, English

l'a7tt4h7,inlsotn-28W. CblP:
man, hence cot Ne'vafOrl7,7 Scotch & Irish,v6uri
Malt, English, ap qr.
• - . •

• • THURSDAY, JULY 23—Wind S.S.W. 1 rish
Oats, 44 4515.
Anarvan.—Queen, Leary, from Quebec—Strabane, Grierson, E'lish & Scotch, ne
" C. 114i-iley, Litz, from New Orleans—Romp, Welsh . .
ge. Irish. fine qualities.
ea, Freeman, and Mary Clay, Mye, for New York general do
c, and Benjamin Boyd, Clark. lor Africa— Beans, English, v. v
nd Washington Irving, for Boston—Freak. Scoteh&lrish.risol

Stephen Baldwin, Baldwin, for Philadelphia—C __..._ _
I
Soldan, Thomas, and Edward Bowstead. Arnold, for'New Or- Flom
leans—Post Boy. Daniel, for Constantinople—lnduStrie. Zellier

3ase, Ei
Do. &I

English St Irish,

Tidy, Durkin, for Dordt—Elizabeth, Dr
—Chimaera, Abell, for Corfu—Bank, Dug
Canton—Theodore, Reintr!ck, for Stettin—

e, for 8

ta Martha I Oatr

n, for Ceyl

Irish, ni4

1 and
I, 'for I C

Cherub,
Jarvis, for (
-DevereCts, Patten. I

Leonora, The

ell) at Laguayra, and

change

at the quotations
t to ado

vernir

open with a firmer feeling on part of holders, 1
being still much on the reserve, the transactions
were rather limited, and our lait quotations mer
States and Canadian Flour, however, continue,

quirt', and by conned ng in some c
amount of business was done. Ir
the terms last fluted.

Barley and Malt seemed to er
sclrcely maintaining their previou

on the c ntrary, were rather morb

price,

ge very Litt

PRICES OF QRAIN

Ti.ere has been a trifling de

. s. d.
( 7 4
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0 —63 o
0 0 o o

4 - 3 -3

tia ..,41 0 —G2-

9 6 -30

nption, con-
vhich, how-
n&iered very
303 barrels

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RAN CH

AND CO

3RUSHES:

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ESTAB,LI-8-HMENT,
IFORD-PLAPK. LIVERPOOL.
L and COeFould call the particular atte

I South A

India, arid the West

.nufactory, 12, T

King Court, Lombard-street
r Brush Manufactory, 68, Up

}.London
Thames-street, 1.

BALL AND GALLERY OF SCULPTURE AND
ARCHITECTURAL DECORATION.
PATENT WOOD CARVING by MACHINERY.
Beautiful Specimens of this new mode of Carving, in
every variety of style, for ANTIQUE FURNITURE, PICTURE
FRAMES, MOULDINGS, and ENRICHMENTS.

New and Improved PAPIER MACHE, for Architectural Deco.
rations of every description ; C4IMG-FLOWERS, FRAMES,
BRACKETS, &c., &c., at gre laced Prices.

ENCAUSTIC ANMItHER ORNAMENTAL TILES.

Splendid COLLECTION of STATUARY, from the Antique;
FOUNTAINS, VASES, and GARDEN ORNAMENTS, in
TERRA COTTA, ARTIFICIAL STONE, and COMPOSITION,
warranted to stand exposure to the weather, constantly on view
at the

HALL AND GALLERY,
19, SOUTH JOHN-STREET,
where every information will be given.

A variety of PAPIER MACHE FRAMES, to suit the STAN-
LRD'S Engraving of the SAILORS' HOME.

4,)
DAB BAR ND SON,

TAILOJWAND DRAPERS,

110, BOLD-STREET,

LIVERPOOL

SPECTACLES
SUITABLE for every purpose, and adapted to every
sight to which they can be applied,

TELESCOPES,
extensive power and brilliancy, extra Portabl

OPERA GLASSES, Double and Single
MICROSCOPES,

and on

Suitable for every research ; and cription of Optical,
Mathematical, and Philosop Instrument, Apparatus, &c.
to be had, Wholesale an tail, of the Manufacturer,
C. j3-1-*CHADBURN,
OPTICIAN,
STREET, (Opeosrru TrroN's.)

71, LORD-

Instrunielits and Apparatus to order Made and Repaired on

the Premises

Manufactory, Sheffield, established upwards of Forty Years.

HUNTLEY and PALMER'S Superior READING
BISCUITS, which, from their superiority, have acquired
so much celebrity, arc now well known in nearly all circles in
the United Kingdom. Those called
SUPERIOR READING BISCUITS
are a variety of seven distinct kinds, forming a good variety
for Deserts, Teas, &c. The

FANCY MACHIN SCUITS
are a plainer kind, but of the st materials, and well suited
for Luncheon and for Chil n. The
GINGER AND C RAWAY WAFER BISCUITS
are of unrivalled ex euce : the Ginger are warmed with the
beet Ginger, and ean excellent stomachic. The
READING CRACKNALS

are a beautifully light and rich-flavoured Biscuit, and from
their easiness of mastication and digestion are much esteemed,
and will be found very suitable for invalids as well as general

SOLE AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL,
W 001)VILLE,
BOLD-STREET.

Reading, 7th Month, 2d.

NEW YORK HOTEL,
28, UNION-STREET,
WALK FROM THE PRINCE'S PIER

NOT FIVE MINUTES
AND LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE.
LEEDHAM respectfully informs Masters of
xi • Ships and others, that the above Establishment affords
every comfort and convenience that can be desired, and at
prices exceedingly moderate, viz. :—Bed, Breakfast, Dinner,
• Is. each.

Private Parties accommoda eerCth Dinners, Snacks, &c. on
the shortest possible notic
The Mercantile Pu • are informed that the well-known
established " ORDI RY," as lately conducted by Mr. Hamer,
of the York Ho , Williamson-square, is continued at the
above Establis went, and is ready at Half-past One o'clock;

charge Is. each.
Board and Lod

ngs for Masters of Ships and others, at 21s

C. L. has a LARGE Room at liberty suitable for Societies,
Sec- capable of accommodating 200 persons.
WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE FINEST QUALITY.
SUPERIOR DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED ALE AND

PORTER.
DAILY LOND
PROV ON, N
INOTTING PAPERHAM, AND OTHER
CIAL S.

THE LUXURY OF EASY SHAVING

From the Liverpool Mail of May 10th, 1845,

Lord Byron is said to have remarked that the pain or tedium
of shaving, taken. in the aggregate, is equivalent to the most
excruciating agonies suffered by the American aborigines du-
ring their religious and secret sacrifices. His lordship's opi-
nion, I suppose, obtained its foundation from a morbid excite-
ment of the nervous system, while undergoing the salutary
operation at the hands of an inexperienced-and clumsy practi-
tioner; but Lord Byron did 1946ide in Liverpool, and more-
over he was never in

MR. 4.011 N CARTER'S
IL4IR CU7'TIWAND SHAVING RSTABLISH-

,26(MENT,
RED CROSS-STREET,

MR. Entroft—ln the present day, when we hear so much of
all kinds of philanthrophy, I do conceive it in the last degree
important to speak to those whose jaws are lacerated beneath the
hands of some barbers, most trulybarbarous, to point to the above
shop. It is, in truth, the most commodious and comfortable I
ever entered, although I have travelled through forty English
.ies. I went there a short time since, and for the first time
r life ascertained the difference between shaving and sera-
Previous to the operation, I noticed the unique appear-
of the establishment—the marble fount, and the truly
e inscription, " Drink, if thirsiy," reminding one of the
3f the old Grecian, "Ariston men udor." The convenient
and handsome mirror—the well-assorted collection of varieties
lotto of the establishment in letters of gold
gO BUSINESS DONE ON THE SABBATH,"
ing—but I have already intimated that it was ex-

quisite. " Like a wash, Sir?" said my worthy manipulator,
and I washed. "A little oil, Sir ?" said another voice, and any
bead with oil was anointed. Well, I thought, this is luxury in-
deed. I was indulging in lucubrations greatly to the credit of
Mr. Carter, when I found yet another hand engaged in brush-
in hat and coat ; and when I asked how much to pay,
'!" I was amazed, but determined to patro-
suop, for I hold, Sir, that the man who smooths
• rough life, and provides us with the little courtesies
o which make life aereeable, is a public benefactor, and
• ryes the esteem of his fellows.

Three halfpenc

BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
MECHLIN GLAZE STARCH,
PARED WITHOUT ALKALI, OR ANY OTHER DESTRUCTIVE

PATENTEES,
AND CO

MOTTRAM,

BANK, PIMLICO.
obtained such