The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-05-06 00:00:00

DIED

On the 13th ultimo, in Archibald place, Edinburgh, Captain
CHARLES GRAY, R.M. The deceased served in the Royal
Marines, and under the reign of four sovereigns ; after which
he retired on full pay, to enjoy the society of his friends, and
to devote his leisure to his favourite pursuit, literature. He
was the author of numerous poems, &c., which have been
published, furnished the notes to " Wood's Songs of Scot-
land," and was a periodical contributor to the Glasgow Citizen
newspaper. His writings prove him to have been a sound
critic, and thoroughly master of the poetry of his native land.
On the 24th ultimo, Mr. EDWARD EMETT, hat manufac-
turer, Scotland-road.
Same day, at Wrexham, Mr. DAVID SCHOFIELD, aged
37 years.

On the 26th ultimo. in West-street, CHARLES NICHOLLS,
for many years cook to Mr. Lynn, of the Waterloo Hotel, and
late of St. John's market. _

Same day, after a painful illness of seven years, Mrs.
ALEXANDER LEE, formerly Mrs. Waylett, the sweetest and
best of English ballad-singers
Same day, at Ackwortn, aged 26, ELIZABETII, wife of
HENRY WILSON, of that place, and eldest daughter of the
late Caleb Grimshaw, of this town.
Same day, at the residence of his father, Middleton, county
Cork, Ireland, the Rev. JOHN H. VARIAN, late curate of
St. Jude's, Manchester.

On the 27th ultimo, at Colesbill, Berks, the Countess of
RADNOR.

Same day, at the house of Mr. Edward Bray, in Cleveland-
square aged 33, JOHN, fifth son of the late Mr. JAMES
LOWE, of Ravenhead.

On the 28th ultimo, JANE, wife of JOHN MELLADEW.
Same day, THOMAS, only son of Mr. THOMAS LODGE,
of the Talbot Inn, Oxton.
Same day, at the residence of her son, Fairfield-terrace,
Tranmere, aged ISG, Mrs. MARY ANN TONGE.
Same day, in Woodside-crescent, Glasgow, aged three yea, s
and nine months, ELLEN ELIZABETH, only daughter of
W. STATHAM, Esq., of Richmond-vale, Bootle.
Same day, at Grove-house, Knutsford, aged 70, EMMA,
relict of the late THOMAS WILLIAM TATTON, Esq., of
Wythenshawe, Cheshire.

—Same (lay, in Eaton-square, London, Admiral Sir EDWARD
CODRINGTON. The gallant admiral entered the naval ser-
vice of his country in 1783, and has borne a part in some of
the most distinguished affairs recorded in our marine annals.
He was gazetted on five occasions, namely, in 1805, 1809,
1811, 1814, and 1815. He represenced Devonport in Parlia-
ment from 1832 to 1840. In politics he was a decided Liberal.
Sir Edward was decorated with the Grand Cross of the Order
of St. Louis and St. George, of Russia, and with the 2d class,

fAarttets.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET,_MAY_2,

Sugar.-There has been a very good demand for all kinds, and
sales are extensive, amounting to 800 hhds. 8.P., 10,000 bags
Bengal and 1300 bags Mauritius, at an advance in most in-
stances of 6d. per cwt., and the market again closes very firm.
-Foreign.-The sales of Foreign West India continue, at
steady prices, and amount to 160 hhds. 75 bass. Porto Rico at
from 375. to 41s. 6d., and 70 casks Surinam at 355. to 365. per
cwt., duty paid ; 600 bags Brazil have been sold at 185. to
IBs. 6d. for brown, and 218. 6d. for white.-Molasses continue
to arrive, but there is no demand to enable importers to make
sales; the business is confined to 270 puns. Trinidad, from the
quay, at 13s. dd. to 13s. 9d., per cwt. ; the quotations are re-
duced accordingly.-Coffee.-There is a steady demand at our
last week's quotations, and the trade have taken 110 tees.
Jamaica, a few casks Plantation Ceylon, and 200 bags Native.
Of Foreign, the sales are 1000 bags fine ordinary St. Domingo
at 435., 120 bags Laguayra at 48s. to 565., and ISO bags damaged
Rio at 335. to 365. per cwt.-80 bags Trinidad Cocoa are re-
ported at 445. to 465. 6d. per cwt.-Rice.-Some small sales
have been made, without change in price.-In Rum there has
been no business done.-Tea.-The transactions this week
have b en on a more extended scale for Congous, from Is. to
Is. lid., and scented Orange Pekoes, from Is. 40. to is. 70.
per lb ; also, several parcels of common Greens, consisting of
Twankays and Gunpowders, have met with buyers at full pre-
vious rates.-In Indigo, a few chests of Kurpah sold at 3s. 6d.,
and 7 serons of Caraccas at 4s. per lb., 30 chests Orange Shell
Lac at 525. 6d. per cwt„ and I 0 chests Lac Dye at Is. 6d. to
Is. 90. per lb. for good to fine.-In Sago, 150 boxes sold at
18s. 6d., and 150 bags Sago Flour at 15s. per cwt.; a large
business done in Castor Oil at from 30. to 4id. per lb.-In
Saltpetre, 1200 bags sold on rather easier terms, and in Nitrate
of Soda, only 300 bags reported, at 13s. 3d. to 13s. Gd. per cwt.