The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-28 00:00:00

DIED .

A short time back, at Crathorne, Yorkshire, R. Clipman,Esq. , aged
107 years. He was born and lived all his* time in the same parish.
The same may be said of his father and grandfather for several gene-
rations, and they all farmed under the Crathorne family successively.
—Norwich East Anglian.
On Thursday, the 20th instant, at his residence, Coleshill, War-
wickshire, George Pinkerton, Esq., at an advanced age. He was a
gentleman of retired habits, and universally respected.
At Dover, aged 70, Capt. J. Hatley. R. N., last surviving compa-
nion of the illustrious, navigator, Capt. Cook.
On the 26th Sept., at Fernando Po, D. Collier. Captain of the Swift-
snre.

On Monday, the 26th ult., Mr. William Hughes, late of Upper
Canada, in the 80th year of his age.
On Tuesday, the 27th ults, at New York, Mr. George Whitehead,
He was a native of Ashton, near Manchester, (England,)
On Wednesday, the 12th instant, at the Vicarage, Eccles, Amicia
Eliza, infant daughter of the Rev. T. Blackburne.

on—Thursday, the 13th instant, John, the eldest son of Mr. John
Bartlam, aged 23.
On Saturday, the 15th instant, at Graythwaite-hall, Elizabeth,
the wife of Myles Sandys, Esq.., of Graythwaite, in this county.
and sister to Limit-General S►r John Hamilton Dalrymple, Bart.,
Colonel of the 92d Highlanders, of Oxenford Castle, in the county of
Edinburgh.
On Sunday, the 16th instant, at his house, Highfield-street, in his
42d year, Mr. Cuthbert Pye, cart-owner, and late warehouseman to
Messrs. Morris aii4 Hignett.
Same day, of a decline, Miss Sarah, second daughter of the late
Mr. Francis Nickson, of the King's Head Inn, Frodsham, aged 21.
Same day, at Abervstwith, in the 62d year of his age, Thomas Mar-
riott, Esq., late of Manchester,
On Monday, the 17th instant, Mrs. John Adamson, aged 64.
Same day, Anne, wife of Mr. Thomas Roberts, aged 46,
On Wednesday, the 19th instant, at Ballasalla, Isle of Man, Mr.
John Sharpe, in his 87th year.
Same day, in Russell-square, London, of . effusion on the' brain,
the effect of long previous illness, but accelerated by the recent loss
of her lamented husband, the Right Hon. Lady Tenterden.
Same day, at his house, in Pembroke-place, after a long and pain-
ful illness, which he endured with much Christian patience, Mr,
Wm. Wilson, aged 74 years.
Same day, aged 71, Mrs. Katharine Lander, relict of the late Mr.
William Lander, many years a.respectable inhabitant ofßirniingham,
and also of Byrom-street, in this town.
Same day, at Workington, John Beck, Esq., late• Comptroller of
the Customs at Workington, aged 83. •
On SUnday last, Mr. George Webster, son of Mr, Thomas Web-
ster, of Prescot, deservedly respected by his relatives and friends.
On Monday last, Emily, the infant daughter of Mn William Col.
ton, Upper Parliament-amt.

Vottrp,

WRITTEN ON READING AN UNMANLY " TIRADE " ON THE FICKLE-

NESS AND INCONSTANCY OF WOMAN.

On, call not woman fickle, changing,
'Tis man that's false—for ever ranging,
Seduced by some insidious beauty,
Still straying from the path of duty,
In quest of some unhallow'd pleasure,
Neglecting a far greater treasure--

The faithful wife—the anxious mother—
The dearest friend—the truest lover.

Love trims the lamp and stirs the pottage,
That cheers the labourer in his cottage ;
On all around his light reflected,
Nor is the faithful dog neglected.
Think you he visits splendid houses,
Where lordly squires neglect their spouses 2
No—and if there dear woman strayeth,
'Tis man, that his own hopes. bewrayeth.

Still be to woman ever tender,
Stand forth her champion and defender,
You are not faultless—don't accuse her.
And why, oh why, should you abuse her t
Who was it watehed your cradled slumbers,
Sang you to sleep, with pretty numbers !"
The last work of her Heavenly Maker,
Cherish her still, and ne'er forsake her.