The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-29 00:00:00

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second daughter of Mr. W 11
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VICKER, to
__Yesterday,

t. Mark's Church, Captain THOS.
ETH THOMAS.

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e amount of rain which Miss ELIZABETH JENNETTS.
ha 7 xtr.
fallen this week, the advance of the barometer induced ex-
pectations of an approaching improvement in the weather; and DIED.
Lately, at Jaffna, while out for the benefit of sea-air, JOHN
the market, though quiet, was very firm and steady. A fair
ENZIE R Esq , for many years editor and propri•
amount of business has been done, both for export and for the MA CK
etor of the CeylonOSS,
Herald.
•
home trade, at the full rates of last week, and some of the ma-
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nufacturers, whose stocks have been cleared cff, decline to take On the 29th . May, WILLIAM, youngest se..
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orders except at a further advance. The unsettled state.:z:f the WILLIAM MORISON, ropemaker
was „.._
.
`--,ns /,- `weep C ' Dr--

,:ermany and ,eninark, howeve
ates considerable difficulties in respect to the trade
many, and checks the improvement which would
take place. At present, great uncertainty prevails r
the blockade of the Elbe, which had been declared b
nish government. As the steamer Lion, which left
Friday last for Hamburgh, with a cargo, has not retur
generally supposed that she was permitted to pass b)
nish squadron; and another steamer is announced.

still cre-
...s drowned from on hbard the ship Grace, on ii.._
with Ger- • Madras.
otherwise On the 24th of June, on board the
.Temina, on his passag(
respecting from Africa, aged 22, Mr. J. R. STANLEY, coonPr
On the I Ith ultimo, on his passage fi,
)y she Da-
Hull on HAYES, son of the late Mr. J. OR.MANDY.
yrnteidle Da-, iti„,
~ On the I2th ultimo, aged 1 year and 1 month, ELEANOR
1 _C_RITCH4Y ;and on Thursday, the 27th ultimo. aced 9 mars

next accounts from Hariiburgh, which will, no doubt
all uncertainty on this subject.
ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.—Being the annur
or rush bearing', there has not been so numerous an ati
of persons in the flannel market this week, and yet
every description were in good demand at last week'
The Wool market was much in the same state as on
week. Prices stationary.
LEEDS.—The unpropitious state of the weather has

1 Mexico, JOHN

vas of the ""me iIIII'IIICIMO, Minn Dattlin,,,, in the Genesee Valley
t, remove E Canal. Rochester, U.S., aged 23, H NRY THOMAS PADLEY,
son of Mr. John Padley, of this town, deeply regretted by his
al wakes,
relatives and- friends.
-- .-
tendance

purchasers in their operations this week ; yet a fair a
business has been done at the warehouses, and the ms
rers continue to he well employed.
BRADFORD.—WooIs : The demand continues upon
limited scale as for some weeks past. The sunnly in

On the 29th ultimo, on board the Earl of Hardwirl:e, on his
goods of passage from Calcutta, aged 58, Colonel G. MOORE, of the
's prices.
59th Regiment Native Infantry, Bengal Presidency, after forty-
this day fop y
r ears of arduous and uninterrupted service, commencing
with the capture of the Cape of Good Hope, under Sir David
Baird_

On the 11th instant, at London, in his 38th year, Mr. JOHN
APNAUGHT, painter.
On the 12th instant, at Heaney, aged
PLEB, horse-dealer, late of this to

Mr. MOSES SHAR

act is ratner upon the increase, and prices remain
alteration, except upon the best qualities, which al
affected by the low price of foreign wool. Noils and br
not so eagerly sought up, which may be partly accounts
the large quantity of foreign wool now offering by put
tion in London.—yarns : We are unable to report anv it

without

'ekes are
dforby

CALVERT,

ment in this branch. The shipping houses have not yet begun
to operate, which tends greatly to keep the market in its pre-
sent sluggish state. The manufacturers, both here and in Lan-
cashire, are doing a full business; but more demand is re-
quired to cause the spinners to be fully employed. In prices
there is no quotable difference.—Pieces: Not so many mer-
chants attended the market on Thursday as last week, which
mny be attributed to the very » nrtrnrti inila %v./anthem

Same day, 'at Bothwell, aged upwards of 90, JANET SU-
THERLAND, (Mrs. M'Beth,) a native of John O'Groats.
During her long life deceased never tasted wine or spirits, or
anything stronzer than t, a

week, but this had not had any effect on the quantity c
disposed of, the principal manufacturers being engag
orders. Stockg sin> vory ernnll of nll Ufraric +he. n, ca 0,11

ioostarn, atm naa never known sickness. She had not the
slightest pain when on her deathbed. and died without a strug-
gle. She taught a school until within the last year of he; life.
On the 15th instant, at Higher Tranmere, Cheshire, aged 54,
SARAH, wife of the Rev. THOMAS SEARLE.
On the 16th instant, at Douglas, aged 34, GEORGE AUGUS-
TUS, son of G. T. BROWN, Esq., and nephew of the Marquis
of Sligo.
Same day, at St. Asaph, aged 57, MARY, wife of the Bishon
of ARninh

Bame clay, CHARLOTTE, wife of 11

m approaching season.
HALIFAX.—The trade in our Piece Hall is as inani
the amount of business doing in the wareht
tensive. but snmewtint tnnrp than it Tyne

r. EDWARD N

noticed in our last

[icy guuus. 'aril rem
Wool is firm, and th

ACKroyd, formerly of Middleton, near I.eetis.
On the I ith instant.
M aged 2 years and 6 months, ELIZABETH
JANE, daughter of r. JAM ES DALE, of Bridgewator street.
Some day. aged 48. MARY. second danghtpr of ti, mr,-

rather more freely. There is more inquiry for some
Um: s of short wool, and a trifling advance is asked, I
not appear to be generally obtained.

Same day, v

liiiDDERSFIEL7).—Thej attendance of buyers this w,
been good, but we cannot report a brisk market. Th
ward state of the weather, and the uncertainty respect
harvest, cast a gloom on all, which, it is hoped, a succe
fine days will dispel.
GLASGOW.—There is very little change to notice in t 1
tion of this market, which, throughout the week has be
less active state than for sonic time past. Transactio
been somewhat more limited, but as the majority of m;
turers continue to limit their production to the probabi,
immediate sales, or are engaged on orders, prices c,
tolerably firm. The home-trade houses buy but sparim
until more favourable accounts of harvest operations r,
is probable they will continue to limit their purchase;
foreign advices of the week afford no additional encouro
to exporters. Commercial advices from India, by the
mails, are not generally favourable for our cla

le unto.

, suuuener, ovenden. Deceased z
years in one house, and was then obliged to leave it 1
Paired. He has left behind him one son, three da
twelve grandchildren, twenty-six great-grandchildren, and
four great-great-gyandchildren.
Same day, in his 79th year, Mr. G. MORTON, of Sheffield,
formerly serjeant-major of the Royal Horse Artillery. in
which company he served twenty-six years, and was in fourteen
general engagermnts, of which Waterloo was toe last.
Same day, Quarter-master WM. I'AGE, for fifteen years in
the 12th Regiment of Foot.

Same day, of bronchitis, JAMES RATHBONE, shipwright,
much respected by his family and friends.
On the lath instant, after
daughter of Mr. JAMES 3
tt Everton.
The Same day, aged 55, Mr. JOHN HUMPHREYS, of Newtown,
ment Wales, for many years in the employ of Messrs. Baring Bro-
thers and Co.
s of mat
Tay, of typhus fever
recent
'

lilies of
ontinue
,;;Iy, and

a few days' illness, ELIZA JANF,
,lARTINDALE, of Whitfield-road,

RAILWAY RECEIPTS,

The following* are the receipts of railways for the past
that is to say, up to the date to which the respective r
are made:—

Amount

une day, in Parliament street, so&
aged 20, JANE, daughter of the late Mr
rilyn, Gayddielwern, Merionethshire.
--Same day, at South Shore, near Blackpool, aged OR, ROBERT
PEEL, Esq., of Church-bank, in this county, third son of the
late R. Peel, Esq., of Accrington-house.
On the 12th instant, at Great Malvern, aged 58, Mr. R. L
MILLER, of the Norwich Union Assurance-offi ce, in this town
Same day, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. JOHN JACKSON
licensed victualler, Scotland-road.
847 I On the 20th in,tnnt TI A 11., 11 rrriflNi A

VS, of Tyncha•

I Aug.
19

-€ a.(l
584 0 C
1542 0 0
421 0 0
951 0 0
5431 0 0
2212 n n

153 0 0
737 0 0
930 0 0
1204 0 0
567 0 0

infant son of Mr

kinnt. JOHN THORN 1 ILI
- On the 21st instant, at his residence, in Duke-street, aged 74,
JOHN CALLAN, Esq., surgeon, R.N.
Same day, at Sutton, aged 53, Mr. M. GREEN, formerly
764 master of the Welsh School in this town.
Same day, JAMES ROBERT, infant son of Mr. RD. DICK-
..
917 INSON, of Cleveland-square.
Same day, aged 49, Mr. ROBERT SHAW

15020 0 0
1525 0 0

~ of Gree

1387 0 0

1084 0 0
2714 0 0
1227 0 0

,
vat ueruy, late of London-road.
Same day, at Nid Rock, Yorkshire, Lieut.-Gen. G. a C
L'ESTRANGE, C. 8., colonel of the 61st Regiment.
Same day, in his 77th year, Mr. SUDLO‘V. Deceased wa
upwards of forty-two years organist of the Collegiate Church
Manchester.

Same day, at Chesi

LENDER, of Canterbury-street.
Same day, at Kirkcudbright, North Britain, aged 63, after
long and protracted illness, Mr. ROBERT 11PNISII, for up
wards of thirty years register of tidewaiters at this port.
On the 23rd instant, in Norfolk-street, smidenly, veil
months, RUTH ANN, only daughter of Mr. HUGH: STE.
VPV.4

S4llle day, aged 4 years and
eltleg illu7l!ter of Mr. S. IV.

5 months, ARMINAI, FANS
TURNER, of Christian-street

conduct,
r Union

to asylum; of

Medicale the follow

ror the facts it contains, and tl

in winch it is written :
" Hardly had the last shots I
when I received in my establisi

fi nan et

'evolution, which, as A

lents ry

ertected much too fast

melant.

_•„ • as va
scription, as they expressed a constant
slaughtered and assassinated. One of t}
great learning, and the author of several
motionless, and with a fixed stare,
he was under the impression that
into a sewer, and there stifled
claiming,
door; they

man of

arks,
hardly uttered a word;

going to be cast

was ever ex-

)wn the

oot me

!' Others
thcm that

landed they heard threatening v.
they should be guillotined along
they constantly heard the reports of fire-arms. The pa,
tients of this class mostly belonged to the respectable
trading part of the community; and many of them had,
perseverance, succeeded in amassing
,orne property, which people new wish to p ossess without
taking any trouble at all. In order to escape the misfor-
tunes they dreaded, some of these patients tried to de-
stroy themselves, and the most careful watching was ne-
`-- •-.”,vent tr

by industr

pi,. am from doing so. Several, per-
ceiving that they were closely watched, resolved to die
with hunger, and persisted in their purpose with a sort of
wild energy. Out of six of these, who all thought them-
selves great cr minas, or ruined and betrayed by their
neighbours, two died in spite of the employment of tb
oesophageal tube. One of thae. 4-- t_ t- •

cessary to

_ two la
of the strongest delusions which I ev
had persuaded himself that his (
walled in, and that no food could
to live,' he used to say, ' when ali
his windpipe? You are choking me, a
dead. But some time afterwards we r
of another description of patients, wl
be fairly attributed to the workin

under one
crved. He
had been
w is a man

tical it

nd were very loqunciou

Rations, &

proclaim

members of 0;