The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15 00:00:00

DIED

Lately, at Teltair, U.S., aged 104, Mr. JOSEPH WILLIAMS.
The deceased served as a lieutenant in the American army
through alarge portion of the revolutionary war.
Lately, at the House of Plenty, Mile-end, London, JOHN
lIOLE DN, a native of Stepney 4Union. Deeetised,•who was

chloroform, and half a drachm.•--which was less than the ave-
rage dose, was administered to 'him in the presence- of the
medical gentlemen 'belonging to the establishment;-without,,
however, producing any of the 'premonitory symptoms. A
similar-dose was again given to him, when he suddenly-died,
without-exhibiting any of the symptoms usually found to pre-
cede the full and desired effects attendant on the administra-
tion of chloroform.

On the 6th iiftimo, at St. Donis, Captain H. M.'SHREVE.
Deceased commanded the first steamer that ever ascended the
"Mississippi River.
On 'the 22d •nitimo, at 'Washington, aged ES, Major 'MOR-
DECAI M. NOAH, a highly-respected member ofthe New
"York Press. _

'On the 26th' uttimo, DATTISTIN I, corporal of gendarmes.
Deceased was the officer who pm-sued and killed the brigand
chief, II Passato-re, and died of the wounds received in the
combat.

On the 28th,,altimo, aged-88, Mr. JOHN PRICHARD. of
the 'Crown and Anchor, Bangor. Deceased was the.,oldest
married man irrilie city, andhad eerved as gardener with four
biihops of Banaar, as also with present dean.
• On the 29th ultimo, at Longterm, Cumberland, aged R 7, Mrs.
JANE' LITTLE, mother of Mr. David Little, -watchmaker,
Carhole. •

On tlielOth -ultimo, at Crosthwaite, near Winster, aged 80,
Mr. ISAAC WALKER. The deceased, who was formerly-the
servant of the 'late Jonas Barber, the noted clockmaker of
Winster, Windermere, having realised a competency, 'built
'himself a snug' little cottage,,attd passed the remaining part of
his life-in quiet ,simplicity amongst his flowers and thebirds
which; in their natural state, he had brought to an extraordi-
nary degree Of familiarity and confidence, especially the
robins,. Which -feared not to build their nests in his-ivy and
hatch their young. He and his feathered friends met every
morning. They would perch 'themselves on the brim-of his
liatoan bis shoulders, and on his hand, to pick the-crumbs be
-had•provided. As many as five' birds have been atone time
tbus•perched7upon their benefactor.

'On 'the 31st 'ultimo, at "The Cottage," near Ithylrin
fabyear; Mr. JOHN EVANS, of,Riluddlan.
1 ithrthe 2d instant, aged 81, JOSEPH SHAW, of Farnwortli,
near'Warrington.

Orrthe 3d -instant, at Briercliffe Parsonage, near Burnley,
after a short illness, aged 40. the Rev. J. M. LINDON,
formerly curate of All Saints' Church, in this town.
Same day, at Leith, aged 72, RALPH SHERIFF This old
veteran was brother to the eccentric individual longso familiar
to the•streets of Edinburgh as "Doctor Syntax." He served
under Sir John' Moore, at Corunna,•where he was three 'times
wounded, and was afterwards at the siege of Waleheren, and
at Badajez. 'He was discharged from the 80th Regiment in
1825, with a pension of 2s. Id. per day, and bad the Corunna
medal.

On the 4th instant, aged 7 months, ANN, daughter of JOHN
TAYLOR, of Great,'lomer-street.
Same day, aged 4 months, JOSHUA, only son
THOMAS IMXON. publican, Shaw's-brow.
On the sth instant, at Everton, aged SO, SAMUEL STANT-
FORTH, 'F.sq., for many yes-s the distributor of stamps at this
town. The aeceased tilled the office of bailiff of this borough
in the year 1808, and chief magistrate in 1812.
On the 6th instant,, in Yew Tree-place, Prescot, aged 63, Mrs
MARY POWNALL, formerly of Kendal.

Same day, at his residence, Stanhope-terrace, aced 37,
THOMAS 'QUAYLE ; also, on the 7th, at his residence,
Mona-terrace, Great• Homer-street, after a long illness, in his
62d year, THOMAS ASHURST, late of the Customs.
Same day, at his residence, No. 53, Kirkdale-road, in his
61st year, Mr. HENRY SPENCER.

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•• .1‘..,C1J11 IJOAISCI
Scholfiefel, New York—Australia, Pickering., New York and
Quebec—Jane Morris, Brown, Port Natal—Lady Constable,
Dawson, RichibuctoAnn and Isabella, Allen, Eanta Martha
Agry, Boston—Ma,bilda, Bremen.

John Cock, fro:n Ichahoe at St. Helena.
Fergus, Small, hence and St. Thomas at Belize,
Billow, and Portland, hence at Naples.
Emilie, Lemerie, hence at Port Louis.
Henry Winch, Harris, from Hong Kong at Qe
Roberi Kelly, from Mobile off Queenstown.
Jeanne l'Estlser, sailed from Bordeaux for this

gen, 3rd, and Ea
Royal Soverf
and sailed 1

;ailed from St. Nnzaire 2nd
;le, 4th, nil for this port.
cn, Robertson, from Bomb'

stout, Gronir

Helena

tndarah, Pearson, from Calcutta at S
21st Feb. for this port.
Caxiense (a.), Johnson, from Maranham, has put bad
ing been run into by an outward-bound brig off the SI
and received damage, has docked at Birkenhead.

Helena, and sailed

THURSDAY, APRIL 10.—Wind N., light.
AlrltlvEn.—Florida, Mills, from Savannah—Levantine (s.s.),
Patten, Marseilies—Geelatta, Gagnerie ; Judy, Trent ; William
Canynges, Holbrook; Cuba, Gibsem ; and William. Krause,
Nantes—Floe, Jaffia, and Angelique, Itcoutt, St. Malo—Felica,
Pistal ; Holstein, Lepert ; St. Vincent, Madu ; and Frances,
Lemoine, Rouen—Ospixy, Cook, mid Bullion, Havre—Curlew,

wayth, Dieppe
SAILED.—St. Andrews, Hunkin, for Tunis—Blanch, Jonee,
New York—Martha, Roe.; Sarah and Louisa, M`Lettan ; Shaw,

, 4uu ...0w..., rattan. zNewtountuand—Atkinson,
Jackson, and Edouard, Kalff, flalifax—General Parkhill, for
Charleston—Derby, Sopwith, Portland, A.S.—Lord Riversdale,
'Watkins, San Francisco—Manchester, Baines, Bahia—Costi-
-guano, Randich, and I'epi, Giacick, Trieste—Naparima, Rae,
Restigouche—Everton, Ditchburn, Jamaica—Malibran, Gib-
son, Cuba—Hector, Rofe, •Heyront—Leibnitz, Jorgenson, for
Hamburg—Elizabeth, Bellamy, Gibraltar—Crescent, Cadiz—
Etelvina, Gaitequez, Bareelona—Aid, White, Riga—Saxon,
Crosby, New Orteans—Patriot, Hooper, Rio Grande—Autum-
nits, Jackson, Oporto and -Sydney.
Manalta, frem Buenos Ayres, off Scilly.
Nederlands, Moss, from Honduras, and Ava, Sharp,'from
Bayonne at Queenstown.