The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-01 00:00:00

DIED

Lately. in France, seed 88, M. LEFLAMENG-D'ELBOU-
VI LLE DE LA CH ATRE. formerly Mayor of Vernon. He at
one time served in the Garde Ecossaise of Louis XVI., and
gave proofs of courage in the affairs of the sth and 6th October,
1789. _ _

Lately, in Glasgow, Mr. HUGH M'COMB, sen., warner.
The deceased, embued with the military spirit prevailing
among the young men at the beginning of the present century,
entered the 71st Regiment. or Glasgow Light Infantry, at that
time commanded by Liet.-Colonel Cadogan, who afterwards fell
at Vittoria, and was present with the regiment in no less than
eighteen engagements, besides skirmishes. &c. At the late
distribution of the war medals the deceased received one .vith
ten clasps attached to it, each clasp having engraved on it the
name of a battle, and are as follows :—Roleia, Vtmiera, Corun-
na, Fuentes D'Onor, Vittoria, Pyreneess, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes,
ant' Toulouse. He was also with the regiment in the expedition
to Walcheren. At the short peace in 1814. when Napoleon was
sent to Elba, he received his discharge with a pension; and on
his return to his native city he entered into more peaceful pur-
suits, at which lie continued till a short time previous to his
death. In 1826 he wrote a sketch 9f his military life, under the
title of Vicissitudes of a Scottish Soldier, and in which was de-
picted many a thrilling incident of the Peninsular Var. The
sketch was published by one of the most eminent of our Lon-
don publishers. The deceased was much respected in private
life by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance.
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On-thP 20th April, at *Singapore, after a short illness, G. T.
AIREY, Esq., R.N., commander of the Hon. East India Com-
pany's war steamer Pluto.
On the 18th May, at Ahmedabad, Captain WM. TOPHAM,
7th Regiment Bombay Native Infantry, youngest son of the
late John Topham, Esq., of this town.
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On the II tit ultimo, at sea, J. B. MASSIF., first lieutenant of
her Majesty's ship Ajax, and sixth son of the Rev. R. Massie,
rector of Eccleston. _ _

On the 17th ultimo, in Llewellyn-terrace, Lambert-street,
JANET JARDINE, wife of Mr. ROBERT EDGAR, cooper, late
of Dumfries.

On the 19th ultimo. at Leamington, FRANCIS FITZEIER-
BERT BROCKHOLES, Esq , son of the late W. F. Brockholes,
Esq., of Claughton-hall in this county.
On the 21st ultimo, ag^d 11 months. ALFRED, youngest son
of Mr. ROBERT HARRISON, of Salisbury-street, Eyerton.
Same day, aged 16 months, WM. WILSON, son of Mr.
THOMAS B. BROWN.

Same day. at his residence, in finch•street, aged 60, Mr. J
NI`KENZIE.

On the 22d ultimo, in Islington, Lowton, in his 79th year,
Mr. GEO. WATKINSON, for forty-eight years clerk in the
Bank of England.

Same day; Mr. THOS. TOWNSON PRESCOTT, solicitor.
Same day, at the residence of Berson, aged 77, ELIZABETH,
relict of the late Mr. WILLIAM MERRICK, bricklayer, of
this town.

On the 23d ultimo, aged 60, Mr. HUGH MONTGOMERY,
of the Trafalgar Hotel, Waterloo-road.
Same day, in Sussex-square, London. aged 44, HENEY H.
FAZAKERLEY, Esq.,of Gillibrand-hall and Fazakerley-house,
in this county.

On the 24th ultimo. in Park-grove, Birkenhead, of decline,
aged 35, ELIZABETH, eldest surviving daughter of the late
THOMAS HANCOCK, M.D., of Lisburn, Ireland.
Same day, aged 34, HENRIETTA, wife of H. A. EWER,
Esq., solicitor.
Same day, in King-street, Edge-bill, aged 51, ELIZABETH,
wife of RICHA RD JAMESON, Esq. of Penrith.
Same day, aged 2s, ELLEN, wife of CHARLES PRICE,
shipwright, and daughter of the late Wm. Eves, stonemason.
Same day, much respected, in her 46th year. ELIZABETH,
the beloved wife of Mr. GEORGE STUBBS, woollen draper,
and second daughter of the late Mr. William Grayson, painter,
Pitt-street.

On the 25th ultimo, aged 49, MARGARET, wife of RD.
BRYANS. jun., Esq., of Parkfield, Birkenhead.
Same day, at Ro►naldkirk, Yorkshire, aged 61, Mr. WM.
LIND, greatly respected. He had been relieving officer in the
Middleton district of the Teesdale Union since its formation
fourteen years ago. _ _

Sameday, at his house in Queen Ann-street, ROBERT
LENIN, Esq.. M.D., aged 79. More than fifty years ago he was
elected physician to the school for the Blind, and continued in
connexion with that institution to the period of his decease.
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On the 26th ultimo, after a long and severe illness, aged 51,
Mr. G. ADAM GREEN, of the Roscoe Head lnn.

Same day, at Prescot,' Mr. HEYES, the respected senior of
Messrs. Heyes and Pemberton, solicitors, and coroner for the
Prescot division of the county.

On the 27th ultimo, at Bootle, aged 59, JOHN, son of the
late ANTHONY CHRISTOPHERSON, surgeon, of Sison,
Leicestershire.

Same day, at his residence, Old Chester-road. Tranmere,
Mr. WILLIAM FISHER PICKARD.

Same day, at the residence of her father, J. Sothern, Esq.,
The Priory, Aighurth, aged 26, AUGUSTA, wife of JAMES
RICKARBY, Esq.
Same day, at Claughton, Birkenhead, aged 54, the Rey. WM.
RICH ARDSON.

On the 28th ultimo, ANN, widow of the late Mr. THOMAS
ROBINSON, merchant, Baker•street.

htpptng intelitgena

TUESDAY, JUNE 24

Wind W.N.W., light

ARRIVED.— Constitution, Britton, from Neu "irdik—Beraza,
Campbell, Paraiba—Norman, Fay, New Orleans—Mary Jane,
Whitfield, Patras—Britannia, Hamilton, Montreal—Bowling,
Antigua—Mary Micheson, Trinidad—Alfred, Galatz—Doris,
Oporto—Gannet (s.s.), Sullivan, Rotterdam—Thor, Nielsen,
Nykjobing—Hertha, Dade, Nantes—Agnes Sophia, Caen.
SAlLED.—Georgina, Williams, for Calcutta—Choice, Caen,
Buenos Ayres—Archer, Alexander, Pernambuco—Reciprocity,
Porter, New Orleans—Express, Welsh, Pillau—Fidget, Jarvis,
Labrador—Carolus, Howes, and Edward, Bray, Boston—W. A.
Cooper, Lincoln, Baltimore—Rother, Morris, Mauritins—Bos-
coppa, Mann, Danzig—Elgin, M'Cann, Archangel—Fred. der
Grosse, Hensel, St. Petersburg—Oscar, Dillon, Constantinople

—Kyanite, Goldsworthy, Newfoundland and Brazils—Norfolk
Hero, Kew, Oporto—Hugh Roberts, Owen, Civita Vecchia—
Fortitude, Leggat, Narva—Achilles, Klem, Alexandria, E.

Hinds, Curwen, hence at Islay, and sailed for Callao 7th Apr.
Rimac, Young, sailed from Arica for this port 9th March.

Sophia, Rusuiiod, hence at Port-au-Prince.
Magician, Steele, hence at La Guayra.
Pilade, Bernotti, sailed from Cagliani for this port 10th inst
Livorno (s.s.), hence at Leghorn.
Patriot, Austin, sailed from Leghorn for this port 7th inst.
Alfred, Beichambers, hence at Genoa.

Crescent, Williams, sailed from Cadiz for this port I I th inst.
Elizabeth and Ann, Jones, hence at Riga.
Queen, Amos, and Parrian, Hart, hence at Helvoet.
Britannia, Coulthard, and John Woodall, Frazer, hence at
St. John, N.B.
Resevean Banfield, hence at Scilly, and sailed for New-
foundland 18th inst.
Ann Carr, Davis, and Everton, Ditchburn, from Barbadoes,
at Queenstown.
• St. George, Scott; Hero, Harrison; Patelina. Russell; Jane,
Twentyman ; Hibernia, Webb; Argent, Allason ; Wellington,
Wedgewood ; Cameleon, Burney ; Hope, Sheridan ; Cynthia,
Dean; Mary Ann, Hunter; and Nairns, Thompson, hence at
Newfoundland.
Mary Hartley, Don lugh, sailed from Valparaiso 28th March
—Bergman, 29th—and Abbots Reading, Ist April, all for this
port ; Mary Muir, 6th April, for Huaneras ; Ripley, 10th, for
Copiapo ; Countess of Minto, 10th, for Coquimbo • Courier,
14th, for Iquique; United, 15th, for Caldera; and Bolton Ab-
bey, 24th, for Callao.
HOLYHEAD, June 22.—The stem of a boat, with "John Clif-
ton, of Dundalk, Nicholas Ferran," 'rented in yellow letters,
inside, was picked up a few days ago, in Carnarvort Bay.

THURSDAY, JUNE 26.—Wind S.W., light.
ARRlVED.—Montezuma, Leavitt, and Metoka, Eldridge,
from New Orleans—Birmingham, Taylor, Quebec—Hibbert,
M'Coy, Buenos Ayres— Fore+t King, Hawthorne, St. John, N. B.
SAILED.—Jenny Lind, Lovill, tor New York—Thetis, Tilley,
Quebec—William Bayley, Teasdell,. and 'Red Rose, Archibald,
IV° Janeiro—Heatherbell. Ellis, and Reliance, Lowe, Montreal
—Lady Bassett, Hill, Moroinz, Brazils—Cosmopolite, Forsyth,
Valparaiso—Queen of the Isle, Lewis', Rio Grande—Bellona,
Ritchie, Port Natal—Levantine (s.s.), Walker, Messina—Jane,
Jose. Hamburg—British Queen (s.s.), Bell, Constantinople—
Queen of the South, Quick, Malaga—Cygnet, Boyce, Dordt—
Caroline, Dility, and Pizarro, Jansen, Cronstadt—Lancefield,
M`Gowan, and Eaglet, Sling, Lisbon—Laura, Lavarazza, Genoa
—Regent, Duncan, Wyburg—William, Watkins, Danzic—Con-
test, Hannaford, Gibraltar—Achille, Starace, Naples.

Glen, hence for Naples, at Milford, with loss of gaff.
Castilian Maid, Ferris, hence at Valencia.
Maria Helena, Setubal, hence at Lisbon.
Pomona, Legg, sailed from Lisbon for this port 11th inst.
Belmont, Grant, from St. John, N.H., at Bristol.
Limena, Krebs, from Porto Rico, off Queenstown.
Magician, Steele, from La Guayra, at Porto Cabello.
Oregon, Williams, hence at Plymout'a, to embark emigrants
for Adelaide.

Ctomwell, Rands, from Callao ; David, Kermath, Rio Hache;
and Harbinger, Cummins, Newfoundland, all at Queenstown.
Sarah, Rose; Marsella, Hawks; Scipio, Greggs ; Ada, Car-
ter; Bahia Packet, Furness; and Anne, Havard, all hence at
Newfoundland.

Pow'. MA nue, June 25.—A large ship, supposed to be inward
bound, is on the ( auseway.
HOLYHEAD. June 25.-I'he schooner Thetis, Tell, of and for
Yarmouth from Liverpool, anchored in tnis bay last night,
and at 12 30 a.m. was run into and sunk by the steamer St.
Colombe, coming in with the mail from Kingstown; crew
saved.

FRIDAY, JUNE 27.—Rind S.

ARRIVED.—J. C. CaihOuse, Mitchell, from New Orleans—
Elizabeth, Williams, Nantes—John Scott, Waddington, Leg-
horn.

SAlLED.—Constantine, Buntiag, and De Witt Clinton, Funk,
for New York—Anna Rich, Burwell, Boston—James Browne,
Childs, Philadelphia—Volant, Child. Newfoundland—Junius,
Cooper, City Point, Va.—Transit, Moffatt, Calcutta—Queen
of the Isle, Hewitson, Sincapore—Jane, Dowling*, Sierra Leone
—Margaret and Rachel, Davies, Compobella, N.B.—Goojerat,
Edmondson, Arichat—Gratitude, Eason, Constantinople—H.
Margaretha, Odenburger, Danzic—Aeroe, Goldmann, Bergen
—Ebenezer, Lark. and Resolution, Orme, Rotterdam—Jemmy,
Seagert, Stettin—Jessie Amelia, Limmon, Archangel—Pigeon,
Donives, Antwerp—Hayader. Christiensen, Croustadt—Ger-
manico, Tupar, Trieste.

Ferucia, Orgenti, from Galatz, at Queenstown.
Medora, Carter, from Dieppe for this port, off the Start.
Mistley Park, hence for Danzic. off Lowestoft.
Blarney (s.s.), hence at Brielle.
Emily, Wood, hence at Pillau.
Eliza Rae, Rae, hence at Riga.
Seine, Williams, hence off Havre.
Clotilde. Bemart, from Havana, off Falmouth. She encoun-
tered a hurricane, from S. to N., Bth June, in lat. 40, lon. 57.
Halcyon, Wade, hence for New York, was fallen in with on
the Ilth instant, in lat. 39. lon. 55, dismasted, with loss of
rudder, &c., by the W. H. Wharton, arrived here from Mobile,
which took from her about 145 passengers and part of the crew.
The remainder of the passengers and crew were taken on board
the Connecticut, from Mobile for this port. The Halcyon was
dismasted in a gale from the S.E. on June 8.
PORT MA DOC, June 26.—The vessel reported yesterday to be
on the Causeway is an Italian brig, laden with wheat, bound
for Liverpool, with a Falmouth pilot on board ; part of her keel
is alongside, and it is feared the vessel will be a wreck.