The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-05 00:00:00

DIED

Lately, at Linden, aged S 3, Count Von Kielmannsegge, the
Hanoverian general. Deceased entered the army in 1793, and
served against the French at Nieuport, in Holland, at Ham-
burg, at Quatre Bras, and at Waterloo, sl here he commanded
a brigade.

On- the 7th April, at New Calabar, on board the barque
Catherine, of this port, of which he had command, age! 33,
Captain James Shearer. He was a native of the North of
Scotland, a. d brother of Sir. John Shearer, assistant at the
Liverpool Observatory.
On the 2sth May, at Quincy Rancho. rear Marysville, aged
2L Mr. A. Abercrombie, of Bamb,,th, S.irlingshi re, Scotland.
On the 4th nit , at Rochester, U.S., aged 54, Mr. Jos. East-
woA, late of this town.

On the 12th ult., at the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, aged
above 100, Thenins Johnson, seaman. The deceased is believed
to be the last of the crew who sustained Paul Jones in his
despz!rate conflict with the Serapis, in 179!.
On the 13th ult., at Providence. R. 1., in his 81st year, the
lion. Caleb Earle. The deceased was for several years a
rep esentative in the Legislature, was foimerly Lieutenant-
Governor of Rhode Island, and twice an elector of President
of the United States.

On the 22d ult., aged 20, Captnin Isaac Watt of Irvine
Ayrshire, late of the ship Asia, cl Glasgow. , ,
On the 93d ult., at Enfield Rectory, near London, the
Countess of Lisburne, or Crosswood-park, Cardiganshire.
On the 23d ultimo, aged 6 year's, Mary ; on the Ist instant,
aged 3 years 6 months, Eliza, and, aged 1 year 6 months, Louisa ;
and, on the 2d instant, aged 8 years, Josiah, children of Tho-
mas Parry, boatman, in the customs at this port.
On the 24th nit., aged 55, the wife of Mr. Robert Routledge,
of Cumberland-street.
Same day, at Whittington, aged C 6, the Rev. Chas. Arthur
Albany Lkyd, upwards of forty years rctor of Whittington,
and second son of the late Rev. Jam Robert Lloyd, of Aston-
hall, Salop.
On the 25th ultimo, aged 54, Mr. John Woolley, of Nether-
field-road North, Evertor'.
On the 25th ultimo, ned 78, Mrs. Martha Dakin, relict of
the late Mr. George l)akm, licensed victualler, Brownlow-hill.
On the 25th ultimo, aged 24, Mr. George Buck.
On the 25th ultimo, aged 36, Isabella, wife of Mr. John Orr.
On the 25th ultimo, at Kippiehw Mains, near Bowden, aged
105, Mrs. Scott. The deceased retained possession of all her
faculties to the last.

On the 26th ultimo, at Rainhill, aged 42, Mr. Jonathan Han-
key. The deceased had kept te.e standing engine at the top of
Whitton-bank for sixteen years, under the London and North-
western Railway Compqny.
On the 26th ultimo, Martha, fourth daughter of the late Mr.
Philip Regan.
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On the 27th ultimo, aged 7 years and 3 months, William, son
of Mr. Peter J. Flanaghan, of Kew-Streit.
On the 27th ultimo, Mary, wife of Mr. Joe Harrison, of
Grange-lane, Birkenhead.
On the 27th ultimo, aged 33, Rebecca, wife of Mr. William
Alleock, joiner, Upper Beau-street, Everton.
On the 27th ultimo, aged 36, Mr. Peter Whitton, of the Nes-
ton Arms, Warrington.
On the 27th ultimo. at Newtownlimavadv, Ireland, aged 43,
Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Mr. John Young, late tide sur-
veyor in her Majesty's customs at this port.
On the 28th ultimo, aged 7 months, Robert Walter son of.
Mr. W. Rawle, of Myrtle-street South. ,
On the 28th ultimo, aged 67, Edward Pilkington, Esq., of the
Manor-house, Mullin, N. Wales, surgeon in the 35th Lancers.
Ott the 28th ultimo, aged 71, Mr. Thomas Prest, superannur
ated tidewaiter of her Majesty's customs at this port.
On the 29th ultimo, suddenly, alter a brief illness, aged 43.
Mr. Thomas Parkinson, for twenty-two years a faithful servant
of the Dock Trust in the surveyor's department.
On the 29th ultimo, aged 22. John Cartwright Lockett, Esq.,
of the !lollies, near Over, Cheshire, and student of Christ's
College, Cambridge.
On the 29th ultimo, aged 51, Mr. Al Tarlane, of Grange-vale-
terrace, Birkenhead.
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0:1 the 29th ultimo, at the house of her con-in-V..«, St. Anne-
street, aged C 9, Mrs. Jane Bickerton Edmonds, relict of the
late Mr. John Edmonds, of her Majesty's Customs at this port.
On the 29th ultimo, at his residence, IVilliamson-street, sud-
denly, aged 48, Mr. John M'Enelty, egg and fish dealer, St.
John's Market.

On the 30th ultimo, aged Si years, George Edward W.; young-
est son of Mr. John Lloyd, of St. Anne street.
On the 30th ultimo, at Broughty Ferry, aged 2t9, Mr. John
Heron, of her Mhjesty's Customs at this port.
On the 31st ultimo, at Egremont, in her 51st year, Elizabeth
Eve, wife of Mr. Thomas Hendrick, of Bedford-terrace, Low-
bill, late of her Majesty's Customs.
On the 31st ultimo, Augusta Baugh, infant daughter of Mr.
James Williams, of Lime-street.
On the Ist instant, al Wootton-hill, aged 2 years, Frederick
Leicester, youngest son of Jolt : Crosthwaite, E.eq.
On the 2d instant, Martha, third daughter of Mr. John Platt,
Aigburth.

On the 2d instant, at her residence, Halifax, Yorkshire, Har-
riet, widow of Win. Moore, and youngest daughter of the
late Daniel Dyson, of Willow Hall, near Halifax.
On the 3rd instant, at No. 2, Warwick-street, aged 72 years,
Ann, widow of the late Richard Gardner, Esq., of this town.

A BEGGING PRIEST.—The Mayo Constitution contains
a letter from, the Rev. Ilarniltoil Townsend, rector of
:Put that
Ballyovee, exposing some gross tnis-statements made in a
begging letter issue d by a Romish priest resident there.
cruel landlords."
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families in the parish altogether! and that the other
statements contained in the letter are equally gross. He
will not venture to hint, he says, that the mendacious
priest applies the money to his own use which he osten-
sibly receives for the necessikus, but says the fact is
patent that before the famine of '47 and '4B, he lived in a
thatched house, that be has since built an
elegant house
two stories Welt, and within the Ist. few week offered to
sell to an English gentleman as much land as would em-
ploy fifty men daily.

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ADDRESS 01? Tut SUPREMACY DECLARATION COM-
miTTEE.—A manifestation of the sentiments of a vast
number of the clergy in regard to the " Gorham case"
has been made public in the shape of a declaration
(signed by more than 2,300 clergymen of the established
church, among whom are the Deans of Manchester,
Llandaff, Bristol, Ripon, and Carlisle, and many other
dignitaries), setting forth their surprise and concern at the
attempts made by parties holding office in the church to
invalidate and nullify the judgment recently delivered 1:17
the sovereign, as " supreme governor of this realm as wt l
in all spiritual or ecclesiastical things or causes as tem-
poral," in the said case; and protesting against any at-
tempt, from whatever quarter it may proceed, to bring
into contempt a judgment so issued. The declaration
further holds such attempts to be equivalent to the enforce-
ment of a standard of doctrine in the church by un-
authorised individuals, to be irreconcilable with the first
principles of all church polity, and necessarily to lead to
a state .of disorder, strife, and confusion in the church.—
Times.

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