The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-01 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, A7RIL 27.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
E. Robinson and I. Slater, Manchester,wouhen•drapere—l. Roberts
and J. H. Roberts, Aberghani:Eaves, Lancashire, cotton-6piangii—R •
Beck and E. Bowyer, Chester.. wine-merchants. ~ • :.,,bo...4ntifS

INSOLVENT.
April 27—Charlei Verrall, Lewes, grocer.
• • BANKRUPTS.
John Bitten, Northfleet, Kent, cattle-salesman.
Benjamin Brown, New Windsor, oilman.
John. King Kent, Craven-street, London, money scrivener.
Joseph Sellers, Ashborne, Derbyshire, ironmonger.
Thonias Brown, Gloucester, victualler.
, William Swain, Leamington-priors, Warwickshire. build;.,r.
Robert Reynolds, Manchester, cabinet-maker.
Thdinis Trollop, Trisknek. Lincolnshire, buyer 'awl Seller of beFz.
John Stock, Preston, corn-merchant.
Francis Garth, South algelds, common-brewer. . • r
• row DENDs.
May 21; S.•Edmunds, Percival-street, Northampton-square, London,
provision-agent—May-4, D. Fowler and R. Green, Lime-street, Lon-
.don, rigewbanta-.-oMay 21, R.,•Ksowlea,,Trump.street, wareheosemart
—May 21, A. H. Merriman. Leadenhall-street, London, trunk-maker
—May 18,J. R. Glenister; Tring. , Hertfordshire, auctioneer—May 18,
J. SMith, Little Warner-street, Clerkeowell, London, figgeral,cgmiafe
intigter-Mayl 8, G. W. 'Rohrs and F. W. Jacob, Mark-lane. Lon'tlon,
corn-factora 19, T. Liggett- and W.Linselt. Pieciulillys London,
taitors•May 19, . Sawer. Wood-street, London, riband-manufacturer
—May 19, J.:Turner, Great Portland-street, OxfOrd:streeti• London.
tailor—May 18, 11. Cook, Lancaster-place,. Strand.. London, navy-
agent—May 23, R. Stone; Thaine, Oxfordshire, carpenter—Mky 25, J.
Laing, Stockton-upon-Teee,,shipbuilder—May r. Gags.- Al .ftaes-
ter. cotton-spinner-May 24 R. Crafts. Coventry, riband-manufac-
,turer—May 22, W. Patten, Heaton Norris, Lancashire. druggist... May
21, R. 'lnman. Brighthelnaston, grocer--June 30. S. Skinner, green-
, ham, Berkshire, .brewer-.May•l2, T.. Pegg, Leicester, grocer May
19, V/. Robinson, Stones, Lancashire, woollen-ynappfacturep,dtlay
Worthington, and J. Coltman, Stockport, Cheshire, drapers.
- • . , • . OERTIFICATES • ~ •
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the
• • 18th dayof May. '
J. Dury Kidderminster„grocer7-W. Kidderminster, grocer--
N. Russell, Northallerton, 1 orkshire, flax-dresser—G. Arnold. Leaatd
ington-priors, Warwickshire builder—P: J.•• Harrison,
nlace,Coinmercial:road, London, stationer—A. Bell, Newcastle,opon-
Tyne, merchant tailor—W. G. Jackson, Hartlepool, Duel/tar,. grocer
—J. Miller, Durham Down, Bristol, nurseryman—T. TolyAt neild.
Birniingham, contractor fOr rail-rOad works,-.t. Inglis, Lothhury.
London, merchant—N. Hanes, Piccadilly., London, boo kaeller,47. F.
EVins, Milibank;street, Westminster, coal-merchant—G. Bel). Chert-
sey, Sgrrey, tailor—W. Chairleton,• Bernerstreet,.Cornmercial-road.
London, white lead-manufacturer.

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from
hundred, weight, exclusive 41)r the duties of Customs I)tid.or payable
the returns made in the week ending April 24. 15313, is li3s 9.44 per
theredrt, on the importation thereof into Great Britain. •

MEETING§ Olf, CREDITORS.
NAT.
BOUT',
1. Samuel B. ~lackson,.(2(ll , .....,....Olarendon.Rooms,' 1
1. Henry Orme, (speszial)
2. ,Patrick Magee, (Ist).. Clarendon Rooms,' 1
5. Mary Hatton and Son,
8. W. A. A.West ,(div.) Ditto l2
8. J. W. Williams ..,. . , , ,Littleflale, and Bardswell's, 12
11. James W. Bogie, (Ist) ' Clarendon Rooms. 1
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NOUTHERN .HOSPITAL. WEEKLY REPORT•

For the week ending AVitiL 28, 1838.

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PATIENTS ADMITTED. PATIENTS DISCHARGED.
Accidents without recommen-. I Cured
dation
bledicaLlndSurglcaleases with • Incurable • ~ 0
. , rgpmpendation . . .... .• • • •TII •Aiecl •• • • ~0 .•r..• ..4....... 4. 2
Ratainlng in the 1- ospital. B3

HoUie Hornby and Jacques Ittyers, tsq.
Chaplain, Re*. H, B. Joseph.—,Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
House Surgeon—r Mi.. Beujantinßlqwer.,

Donations and Subscriptions received by Messrs. Arthur Heywood,
Sons, and Co.,and at al}the Liverpool Banks.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.

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Tneanay 1 1 3 51 4.25 I
Wednesday 2 4 5 4 5 46
, 3 i •,6 39 7 12
Friday
811niaicy 5 8 41 9 6
,u11(1413% • • •.•• 6 9 254 -9 43,
{Monday ••••• 7 9 N 10 16,

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II I St. Philip and St. Jame,.
10 4 IVenus rises 9h km morn.
10 3 inventiotvdt the Gress.
1 gq,l MOM ie Ame 4 bit worn.
12 '6 Venus sets 2h 59m even.
13 10 13d Sunday efterEester. St.
15 0 f . (Jvha Evangelist

BIA:13-1S.
On'Ali;. 26th ultimo, Mrs. warner, (late' Miss Iluddarts) of. the
Theatre-Royal, Covent-garden,and Charlotte-street, Bedford-square.
London, of• a, daughter.
On the 28th ultimo, at his residence, 41, Seymour-street, the *lv of
.G. W. Elanch, Esq. surgeon, of a son.

MARRI ED.
Mr. Edward Marsden, coal-dealer, to Mrs. Alice Cawson, relict of
Mr. Edmund Cawson, pilot and publican, Mason-street.
; On the .15th ultimo., at Ormskirk;;Mr. Jaws Houghton, watch-
maker, to Miss Aspinwall, of the same place.
Ori the pith ultuuo, at St. Michael's Church, Mr. Thomas Jones,
chief mate of the Racer. of this port, to Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr.
John Beswick, of Manchester.
Same day. at St. David's Church, by the Rev. R. Davies, Captain
Herbert, of the ship, Delhi, youngest son of Mr. Herbert, of Chester,, jig(
to Isabella, etdest daughter of Captain Smith, of the ship Isabella, otel:
this port.
On the 17th ultimo. at .St. James's Church, Toxteth-park, Joseph
Berry, Esq. to Eliza, youngest daughter of the late Henry Penington.
Esq. solicitor.
On the 23d .ultimo, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. T. S. Bow'
stead, Mr. William Duncan, blockruaker, to Jane, the youngest
daughter of Mr. Styles.
On the 24th,ultimo, at the Anclentrbapel,Toxteth-park. Mr. Fran-
cis Hornblower, tea-merchant, to Jane Elizabeth, youngest daughter
of the late William Roscoe, Esq.
Ott the 25th ultimo. at Brampton, Cumberland. Mr. Thomas Baty.
of the firm of Baty and Gibson, wine-merchants, of this town, 10
Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. John Randleson, brewer, Brampton.
On the 25th ult, at Wallasey, by the Rev.. Thomas Byrth, l‘fr. John
Walsh, Merchant, of this town, to Frances, widow of the late lgr.
Thomas Lister.
On the 26th ult, at. Onnskirk. Mt, James Mill, of this town, mer'
chant, to Ellen. the second daughter of Mr. George Green, of Anertoa:
On the 26th ult. at Great-George-street Chapel, by tho Rev. Dr,
Raffles, Mr. John Phillips, of Duncan-street East. to Miss Eliza Faun,
MOrris, of Mill-street, Toxteth,park.
~On the - 26th ult. at Great George-street Chapel. by the Rev. Dr.
Raffles. Mr. Edward Crow to Miss Isabella Skilicorn.
'On the 18th ult. at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Mr, Bates.
0, IL Meads, Esq. only.son of Wm. Meads.' Esq. Evesham Lodge, to
Miss Amelia Simpson. of Oxford Parade, Cheltenham.

- • DIED: •
of
Mr. John Holden, of this town. The deceased was unfortunately
LOantethl ye a2tOWthottoinwsuksht,D°necakr Oarto'tgaftiged"ioM, William,
Dunn.
second
son
drciWnedwhilst attempting to escape from the wreck of the barque
Martha, of this port.
' In January last. at GOthland. aged 91, Dr. Eberstein, Bishop of
Island of Oothland The news of his death was not received at StoCh-
holm till the 30th of March, all communication with.the Island haying
been 'interrupted, for more than three months, by the severity of the
weather. The people of Stockholm were in possession of news to a
later date from India, America, and Africa that. from an -island scarcely
foity miles distant from their own shores.
, On the 14th February, at Loehaber Plantation, Berbiee,. suddenly.
aged 24, Mr. John Griffith, only eon of Mr. Griffith, of Great Mulling-
ton.
•
In March last. at Demerara, of yellow fever,after one-day's illness.
Mr. H. Nockelds, of Sussex-street, Toxteth-park. formerly olAtar"
mouth, leaving a widow and infant son to lament their loss.
On Sunday, tbe,4th alprch. at Pernambuco./ aged-51,-Joha. Oldham. Esq.
Same day, at Demerara, Thos. Ambrose, eldest son of the late Mr.
T. Peacopp, wine-merchant, of this town.
On the 9th ult., at her residence, Rallylin, near Ramelton.-Irelaall,
aged 93, Mrs. David Moore ; and on the 15th ult., aged 100, Mr. David
Moore, her husband.
On the 13th ult., at Ramsgate, after a long and severe illness. ia 0--
81st year, Chris toPher Tennant. Esq., unirersally respected.
On the 14th ult., at Noctou, aged 81, 91r. Win. Parkeri many years
bailiff to the Earl of Ripon.
On thsortb ult , at Brough, aged Si, Mr. Adam Davis, father of Mr.
J. Davit& organ-builder, of this town, and many years bailiff to the
Earl of Thanet, for the manor of Brough.
soSnr
time db:et3ri.,na,ge(r,cdh6a'6a,tETlizoaxbteetthl)..ptlat
rekl!elaloteveodf \Avliftreinoefhl‘almr.,Weahleteshrilrerat-
On the 18th ult., at Newtoa Valence, Hants, aged 80, the Rev. .E.
White.

On the 21st ult., aged IF years, Daniel Price, son of Mr, Joseph
Winders, bookkeeper.
Same day, of consumption, after a lingering illness of three Sears,
aged 37, Ann, wife of Mr. G. W. Gibbs.

Same day, aged 75, Mrs. Kenwortby, of Waterloo-road, much re-
gretted.
. Same day, suddenly, at Newton-in-the-Willows, Thos. Wray; Esq.
late of Dublin, barrister-at-law' universally, regretted.
On the 22d ult., at Oxton. Cheshire, deeply- lamented; aged• 26.
Elizabeth, wife of Edward Balman, Esq., of I3ishop's.Nymptonl
Devon. _

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Same day, at the house of his son-in-law, at Birkenhead, aged 80,
the Rev. R, Houseman, for forty years the invaluable incumbent of
St. Anne's Chapel, Lancaster. • • • • •
. Same day. at Castle Douglas.after a long and lingering illness; aged,
23, Gitrord, much and deeply regretted by a numerous circle of
friends and acqu.amtance ,
Same day, at St. Mary,gate, Rilion,aged 98, Mr. E. Johnsonand.
on the following day, at an advanced age, Lucy, his wife. They were
buried in one.g ,
rave. • , • '
On the 23d nit at the hbuse qf het uncle., Mr. Austin, near
_the Old
' -Swan West Derby, whither she had gone for the benefit of her health.
much regretted by., her family,and numerous . tinge. ed....frieiids, to
whiini her most amiable disposition had endeared her in the 324 year
of hetage,.Misa Hannah-Davies, late of Bold-street. after a protracted
And ;painful illuels,- which. she bore with truly•Olsrlstian fortitude,
perfectly resigned,. and .in joyful hopes of anothes and a 'better
*world." . e• • . I. -• , '
Same day, aged 82, John Side,bottorn, Esq:, of Ilusily,.Hyde.. •
Same day, in Great George-Street, Westminster, aged 18, Catherine
Etnuta, eldest daughter of 1. I': Plrntre; Esq. 14.1'.- • "
Same day, aged 83, Mrs. Ann Peacock, Marsk. near Richmond.
• Same day, aged 83ohlr.7Win Greenwood, farmer, of Clayton, nest
Bradford,
Same day, the Rev., Jolla. Parsons.. He '•was tie senior Catholic"
priest of Rook-street, Manchester, and was much respected as .a
scholar and a Christian. Mr. Parsons is the third. Catholic priest who,
ha that. town. has, is the course of thil; yeatvfalletrtrvictini ttOlse
typhus feyer.,cought, in the tetanus-discharge of his pattoral•rinty.
On, pig. ;24 th :Wt.. Robert, . son oC tb e late :Mr.. Thomas 'Gewiede
surgeon.
Same day,, at
,his residence.. the, Bavilion, Hampton-court Palace.
in his 78th year, Lieutenant-General James Moore. For upwards of
twenty-six years this distinguished officer was The favourite atid.ton--
fidqrstml equerry of his Royal Highness the late Duke of Kent; and
was In, attendance upon Isis royal liNhtress,at his deoease; ,• • " •
On the 24th ult. alter a lingering illness; aged 21, John, youngest son
of the late Mr. Thomas Foulkes, shipwright, Bin ndell-st:reet. ' •
On the 25th ult, awfully sudden, aced.3B, Mr. James Fieldheuse.
pilbt, of this port, he was as affectionate husband, ah indulgent father.
ana a sincere friend.
On the 26th ultimo, aged 56 years. Harriet,. the wife of Willielo
Heap Hutchinson. Esq. of Crosby House, near this town.
On the 26th ult. aged 81, Mr. Timothy Jones. of Macclesfield. •
On the 27th ult. aged 3g, the wife of Mr. W. Parke, Nile-street 'A
On the 27th ult. Matilda, wife of Mr. Cholmley Woodward, and
youngest daughter of the late Win. Roe. Esq. •
On the 27th ult. in his 81./th year, Mr. Henry Farrington, UPPer
Pitt-street.
On the 28th ult. at his house, in Virgil-street, Mr. John Ilinde.
On the 28th ult. aged 12 months, Robert Harding, the beloved dill'
of Mr. Thomas Parkinson. joiner, Mount-street.
On the 29th ult. at his house, Canning-street, aged 34; Mr. •re
Wrigley:cotton-broker.
On the 29th ult. aged 33 years, Charlotte Emily, the beloved wife of
the Rev. William John Purdon, South Bedford-street, and daughter
of the late Right lion. Denis Browne, M.P.

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