The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-29 00:00:00

DIED

Lately, at Pentland, ag,..
Walker. The deceased had re I
and till within about a year of L
travelling on foot to Edinburgh,
On the 19th May, at San Franci,
William, eldest son of Mr. Thoma
On the 26th May, at Bombay, ag
H. Corkhill, captain of the ship Sot
On the 16th inst., aged 60, Mr.
man. The deceased was a native of Mot
s Oeent
where he at one time farmed extensive].
years since he removed to this town- and
as a cattle salesman. For twenty-t
never missed attending the Invernes
year stock to the amount of from
..e1
On the 17th inst., in her 28th year, Clementina. wire
Captainr Sir
F. Nicholson, Bart., R.N., and daughter of J. Loch,
,tlEievelr7ttohni.nst., aged 50
t
Esq., M.P.
On the 17th inst., at his residence, Tros-y-Faro, near Den-
bigh, suddenly, aged 58, Aneurin Owen, Esq., one of the
assistant tithe commissioners for
,England and Wales, and al.• a commissioner for the enclosure of commons.
On the 17th inst., in Edinburgh, in his 90th year, Gene
It. H. Sheaffe, Bart., colonel of the 36th Rep.;—
deceased officer was, we beliAm. e 1...
having been in it more that.
in Holland in 1799, and in the
Parker and Lord Nelson in 1801
1812, owing to the death of G
the troops devolved on him, r
collected together, he atta'
Americans at Queenstown •

9 mor

Pe: tlar.

:ed 34, An

of Vii Wan

j, of this port
John Pagan.

;even teen

ried on business
had

le years or mor
market, purehal
.000 to Aeis 000

Mr. William Jones; Watmoug

t soldierin
ee years. He served
pedition with Sir H.
in North America, in
Brock, the command of
a small force hastily
signally defeated the

,eventy-thi
tic
VV
er

Gen. Sheaffe, and giving up as prisoners
who far exceeded the British in number
services Sir Roger was created a baronet
On the 18th inst., aged seven month:
of James Henderson. of Russell-street.
On the 18th inst., at his residence, in
aged 58, Henry Foster.

-On the 18t11 instant, at G
months, Mary, relict of Mr.
On the 18th inst., in Lond
Lady Mackworth, relict of the

delivering his sword to

surviving troops
For these gallani

awes Stewart, sc

103 year

h year, t

ate Sir Digby AI

On the 19th jnit., in Salisbury 1
Mrs. Mary Atkinson, wife of Cal
ship Dtgre,ofthis port.
_ _

On the 19th inst, aged 73, Thon
lane, Wohorn-hill, West Derby, forn
On the 19th jest., at Elgin, N. 8.,
this town.
On the 19th inst., at the residence
Robinson, Cheetham-hill-road, aged
late of this town.

n, of Greer

7, Mr. Tl]

eldest son, Mr. Jos
Robinson

On the 20th inst., aged I
of the late Wm. Hyslop.
On the 20th inst., at the resid
street, St. Helen's, aged 37. Mr.

Elizabeth Hannah, only daughter

sale stationer, Calile°slleet. —•
On the 20th inst., at Hastings, S
Esq., of Waterloo, near this town.
On the 20th inst., at his resident
eldest son of the late Mr. Jos. Bro
town.

sex, aged 51, James Swift

7, George

.t, stonemason, of tbie

On the 20th inst., aged 45, Mr. Daniel Roxburgh, late foreman
shipwright.

On the 20th inst., in Paris, in his 80th year, Marshal Sebas-
tiani. The marshal was a native of Corsica. He entered very
young into the service, and won his first grades in the cam-
paigns of Italy. He was made colonel in 1779, after which he
was employed by tne first consul in several diplomatic missions,
in which he displayed great talent, particularly at Constanti-
nople. He was made a general, of
.division after the Battle of
Austerlitz, where he was grievonsly wounded. After the revo-
lution of July he became Minister of Fqreign Aflairs, and was
subsequently ambassador of France in London. By the death
of Marshal Sebastiani there now only remains five marshals.
Souls, nominated in 1817; Gerard, in 1839; Reille, in 1849;
Jerome Bonaparte, in 1814; and Excelmans, in 1815.
On the 20th inst., aged 83, M. de Latour d'Auvergne Laurau-
guais, the Cardinal-Bishop of Arras. The deceased was the
senior bishop in France,

4, Mr. Topham, father
'e at Chester, &c.