The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-20 00:00:00

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On the 17th ult, at Warrington A RIE
, Henry Long, Esq. of Knntsford, to
Mary, youngest daughter of the late W. W.r Oaskell, Esq. of Latch-
ford, near Warrington.-
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On the 6th instant, at Holvwell,John Jones, Esq. of Plas-issa, near
Corwen, to Mrs. Jones, of Plasyngorwen.
On the 14th instant, at Ellesmere, Salop, Mr. John Blake, of Bold-
street, in this town, to Eliza, second daughter of Robert Esq.
of .Sodylt-hall, near Overton.
On the 18th instant, at St. Luke's Church, by the Rev. Dr. Pulford,
Rodolph Zwilehenbart, Esq. to Margaret, eldest daughter of. the Rev,
J. R. Tetlow,
On the iltith instant, at Egiemont, Cumberlan
Captains'Wiliam Oxley,
Esq. of this town, to Anna Margaret, daughter of ohn yon-
sonhy, R.N.. of Spring-field,. near Whitehaven.. •

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At Bahia, in the 20th year of hisIED age, Mr. William Beck. son of the
late Mr. W. Beck, of Aldby, near Wigton. The deceased belonged to
the brig Jamaica, of Liverpool, and unfortunately fell overboard and
perished.
•
• At h ork, Abraham Brevoort, aged 93.
At Stratham, New Hampshire, U.S. aged 99, the Hon. Paine Win-
gate. He was, probabl3-„.the last survivor of the first Congress, la
which body he was,a senator. In 1798 he was appointed Judge of the
Snpreme Court, in New Hampshire, which. office he. held till 1809,
then being seventy years of age. He was, originally, a Congregational
Minister.
. .At Taunton, aged 88, Miss Southey, aunt to the poet laureate.
At Rathanagan, aged 83, Isaac Gatchell,.Esq. one of the Society of
.Friends.
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At Bath, aged 72, Mrs. Esther Hibbert ; and, next day, aged 85,
Elizabeth, relict of It. Markland, Esq. Mabfield, Lancashire, siitors.
• • At Ulverston. ageil 82, Margaret Garner.
At her house, in Doncaster, aged 82, Mary Arthur Workso_p, widow
of •the late John Arthur Worksop, Esq. of Howden, and of Worksop,
Lincolnshire. • • •
At Paris, Francois de Bovet, formerly Archbisholo of Toulouse, in
94th year. •
At Louth. Ellen Mathews, in her 102 d year.
Suddenly, at his residence, Newtown, Long Island, Captain James
Mcnurray, aged 57, a native of Galloway Spire, Scotland.
. At Boston, U.S. the Hon. Nathaniel Bowditch,. President of the
American Academy of the Arts.and Sciences, aged 65.
Lately, at Turnham-green, ,Middlesex, aged 82, Henry Heivetson.
Esq. sincerely and deservedly respected, He was a native of Raven-
stonedate, in the county of Westmoreland, and died worth nearly a
million of money.
Lately, at Lawns, aged 85, Mrs. Brown, mother of Mr. Marmaduke
Brown, of Wakefield, provision-dealer,
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On the 7th ult.. at Demerara, Captain Archibald 141Therson, of the
Cambridge Samuel Eumaeirvye.rs Ilety,
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upwards of seventy years ago, and for the last forty years resided pria-
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dles ; and, by many experiments and:much experiance, brought that
branch of manufacture to. great perfection.
On the lith ult. at. New York, in her 85th Year, Mrs. Eliza Brown.
On the 15th nit. at New York, of consumption, aged 41, Mr. James
Overt'; a native of this countr3.,
and for many years an efficient mem-
ber of the Methodist Episcomil.Church. • • •
On the 15th ult. eel Harlem, New york, after a short illness, aged 83,
Mr. Nathaniel HohneS.a revolutionary patriot. • '
On the 15th ult. in Weathersfield, Conn. Mrs. Ann Marsh, widow of
the late Rev. John' Marsh.'D.D. The placid influences of the gospel
equanimity and unremitting filial attentions combined to prolong her
life to the age.of,9o years. • • • . .
On the 24th ult.. at Manchester, aged 83, Elitibeth widow of the
late Mr. William Pike. •
On the 27th ult. at Avignon, France, aged 23, Capt. Edmund Royds,
of lhe 14th Light Dragoons, second son of Clement Royds, Esq. of
'Rochdale.
On the 30th ult. at Lausanne, aged 84, General La Harpe, formerly
Director of. the Helvetic, Republic.
On the Ist instant, at her residence, Glasheen, affer a protracted ill-
ness, aged 96, Anne, relict of the late John Bond, Esq. of, Cork:
On the 2d-instant, in Barnabas-square, Douglas, Isle of Main, aged
62; Mrs. Elizabeth Brown.
On the 3d instant, in London, from fever, aged 28, Dr. Fergus,
talented young physician, who held the appointment of Professor of
Forensic Medicine in. King's College, Dr. Johnstone,-the physician to
the FOundling Hospital, died, during the past week, from the same
canse ; and, we regret to state, many other medical men have fallen
vretims to their philanthropic zeal in alleviating the ,sufferings of
humanity.
• On the 3d instant, at the Manse of Glammis, aged 80. and in the 58th
year of his ministry, the Rev., Dr.-Lyons.
On the 3d instant, at Ramsey, Isle of- Man, aged 66, Frederick La
Mothe, Esq. Who, during a.• medical practice of forty-four years,.ob-
tained a very high degree of confidence and, respect among all, classes
in that island. His amiable disposition slid affable manners, as well
as his professional attainments, will cause his death to be long and
deeply regretted by all who knew him.
On the 31 instant,. in London, aged 30, Thomas, eldest son of Mr.
Cleater, Douglas, Isle of Man. • .• • • • •
On the 4th instant, at Naughton-hall, Salop, aged 82, Edmund Plow-
den, Esq.
On •the 4th instant, Mr. Joseph Dalton, of the Dog-i'-tle-Wall,
Dunham, Massey, mach and deservedly respected.
the•sth instant, at Trieste, John James, third son of the late Rev
.Thomas Maddock, Prebendary of Chester., •,..
On the 6th instant, at Southport, aged 36, Mrs. Harrocl,s.
'On the 6th instant , in this town, suddenly, Mary Ann, eldest daugh-
ter of George Shaw Petty, Esq. of Viverstone, aged 17 years.
On the 7th instant; Mr. John Lamb, of the Ship Inn, Frodshara-
bridge, aged 56 years.
On the Bth instant, James Clarke, Esq. of 'Lancaster, and formerly
of Jamaica. aged 75 years. • . .
On the 9th instant, at Stourbridge. Worcestershire. the Rev. Walter
Blount, late president of the. Roman Catholic establishment .for edu-
cation, at Sedgley-park, Staffordshire.
On the 9th instant, at her house, at Richmond, Mary Duchess
Dowager of Itoxburglie,-who was married, • first;to William, fourth
Duke of Roxburghei and; seeondly , to the late Hon: John Tollemache,
second son. of Louisa, Countess of Dysart. .• • , •.:• • • • On' the 10th instant., at Teignmouth , Rear-Admiral Tobin, C.B.
aged 69, an old mid e4teented officer.
- •On the lith instant; aged ,82, James Woods, Esq. of Aspull-moor.
near Wigan. • •
On the 11th instant, aged 21, Ann barley, daughter of the late Mr.
Robert tunes.
On the 13th instant, in her 67th year, Mr. James Weetenan, of Ever-
ton-breck.
On the 13th instant, at his residence in Pall-mall, London, Mr. Hart
Logan, one-of the members for Sufrolk. Ile" took Cold in the city. on
the sth instant; inflammation of the windpipe followed, and, on Fri-
day, Mr. Lawrence performed the operation of opening•the wind-
pipe, which produced instant relief, brit the patient died in three hours
afterwards. Mr. Logan wag in his sixty-sixth year. , •On the 14th instant, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Elizabeth nigher-
ford; aged 32.
On the 15th instant, Mr. James Stien. aged 30 years.
On thel3thinstant; aged 34, after n Bin:Piing illness, which she bore
with Christian. fortitude, Mary, tIIS. beloved wife of ••Mr. Thera°
Pearson, brewer and victualler, Warren-street, much respeeted•bY a
.who knew her. • •
• •On the 17th instant. aged 8 months, Henryry Bevirigton, and on the
18th instant, in her sth year, Margaret, son and daughter of Mr. J. "•
Leatherbarrow, engraver. • • '
. .On the 17th instant. aged 25 *ll-
,of consumption, after a lingering 1 ,
nese, Camilla Deborah. the beloved wife of Mr. C. Mitchell, publisher.
Be.! Lion-court, Fleet-street, LOOdon.,
On the 18th inatant, at his residence, Edge-lane, in the 70th year of
his age, James.liatton; Esq.

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