The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-01-09 00:00:00

DIED.

At Sydney-lodge, near Southampton, aged 78, URANIA
ANN, Dewager marchioness of CLAN RICARDE, only sister of
the late Marquis of Winchester.
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of htihse7llastteyaneard,
sister Sir ROBERT
the FITZWIGRAM,present
At Rome, Lady SOMERVILLE, wife of sir Wm. Somerville,
Nlarquis
Conyngham.
Drowned, in the China Sea, aged 32, Captain JOHN STOBIE,
rme mightuem(ous
look
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one of a,ofh liis crewincrtiiiwiecio filiead lestfallen ti s life in t
overboard,he
when both perishe before a boat could i.e sent to their aid.
On the 4th September last, at Canton. aged 75, HO QUA,
the great Hong merchant. Several days previous he was
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aware of his approachit,r end,and requested, being unable to
it remains to be seen.
On the 19th of september on his passage from Penang to
Bombay, aged 38, Mr. PHILIP BEYNON, iate master of the
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ship Harriet Scott,". sincerely lamented by Lis widow, and a
numerous circle of friends. His death was occasioned by
injuries received in an affray with Malay convicts, he was con-
veying to the latter place, his remains were conveyed back to
Penang. The following is coried trom the Gazette:—" We bu-
lie i Captain Beynon here, and I think 1 may say, 1 never saw
more true and honest grief evinced in my lite than was shewn
upon this occasion, and never was there an occasion which
called for it more, for a more honest, upright, and straight-
forward character did not exist, and he has fallen a victim to
his own benevolence of character."
On the 12th•Novemher last. at Garden-reach. near Calcutta,
of Cholera, in the 26th year of his age, GEO. PINYON POWLE,
Esq. His talents in the mercantile profession and his virtues
in every department of private life will cause him to be deeply
mourned by the large circle of his friends, while those who had
the piivilege of being admitted to an intimate acquaintance
with him will feel his e.ely death as an irreparable loss.
On the 21st November last, at Nassau. Bahamas, S. B.
HORNBY, Esq , late of the Royal Artillery, second sou of the
Rev. Geoffry Horoby, rector of Bury, in this county.
on the 25th ult., in Church-street, Preston, aged 65, Miss
SHAW.

-45(.1the 24th ult., aged 80, Mrs. MARY WHITTAKER, of
Burley, near Otley, mother of Thomas Whitta6ef , Esq., sta-
tioner, Wallbrook, Louden.

same day, at Bebb ngton, Cheshire. aged eleven months,
THOMAS FRANCIS, son of Mr. JOSEPH WALLEY, Assistant
Overseer of Tuxteth.park.
Same day, at his residence, Pwllheli, North Wales, aged 80
years, WILLIAM HUGHES, Esq., father of Mr. J. Hughes,
surgeon, of this town,

On the 26th ultimo, aged eight months, THOMAS PATTER-
SON, only child of the Rev. W. MORGAN, 8.A., Incumbent of
St. James's, Clitheroe.

Same eay, at his house, on Bi>hop-hill. York, aged 73, STE-
PHEN BECKWITH, Esq., M.D. He graduated in 1798. His
friends will long mourn the loss of his faithful friendship. Dr.
Beckwith was the gentleman who recently bequeathed above
40,000 to the charitable institutions of York. He died a bache
lor.

On the 25th ult., at his brother's house, (G. Taylor, Rose and
Crown, Cheapside,) after a severe illness, in his 26th year,
ALEXANDER, youngest son of the late Dr. TAYLOR, of Fort-
william, _ _

Same.day, in the 83rd year of her age, ALICE, relict of Mr.
RICHARD WI GNALL, of Rose-hill.

On the 2gth ult., at Hastings, the Right Hon. Lady KEN-
SINGTON.

V Same dap,
at his lodgings, in London, of apoplexy, Mr:
THOMAS GIBSON, of Carlis:e, an artist of considerable
celebrity.
On the 3.,th ult., SARAH, wife of Mr. J. HOWELL, sen., St.
John's•hill, Shrewsbury.

SAne day, ALICE infant daughter of Mr. TIJOS. GREGSON,
printer, Craven-street.

same day, at Lindneld, Sussex. in his -4th year, WILLIAM
ALLEN, Esq., of that place. and of PI, nell e, nit, Lombard-
street, Lcn lon. a meaiber of the Society of Friends.
Same day, suddenly, at his residence, ( Toxteth-
park, JO SEPH HARK'S, Esq., in his 61st year.
Same day, at Nottingham, aged go, Mrs. WATSON. mother
of the late Rev. Richard Watson. This venerable lady was
remarkable for intellectual vigour, soundness of judgment,
religious an:. moral consistency, and exemplary coliduct in all
the relations ul life.

On the Ist inst., at Ormskirk, frnm a sudden fit of apoplexy,
ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. WILLIAM JOHNSON, and daughter
of the late Mr. William G rside.

Same day, at calke Abt•ey, Derbyshire, the family seat, Sir
GEORGE HARPER CREWE, Bart., aged 49 years.
Same day, at the G ebes, parish of Glender i.ott, at the ad-
vanced age of 89 years. Mr. JOHN HATRICK.
On the 2nd inst ,at Bridlington, aged 8, MARY. relict of the
late Mr. JOHN MAJOR, farmer, formerly of Dartindale, near
Bridlington. _ _

On the 3rd inst., deeply regretted, Mr. WILLIAM CATOR,
Canning street.

Sam. -clay. at his residence. Green's-cottage, Southport, aged
29 years, ROBERT MAWDESLEY, Esq., solicitor, of the firm
of M awdesley and M aw, 11,m.
Same day, after an illness of two months, deeply regretted
by his family and ac iintance, Serjaant SAMUEL M'CRAN',
East India Coinpail's service. lie entered the army at an
early age, and served a number of years in the Sth Regiment,
the West India Regiment, and. mole latterly, in the 64th
hegiment, from which he was discharged with a pension.
Same day. at Arbroath. M A RY, wife of Mr. JAMES WEIR,
and last surviving daughter of Mr. David Morgan, West
Downie, Forfar:hire.
Same i,ay, aged 17 years, FRFDE RICK, son of Mr. JOHN
GARDNER, Canterbury. street.
Sam eday. aged 4. months, KATE, twin daughter of Mr.
DAVID ROBERTS, Hope-street.
On the sth insta t, HARRIET ANNE, aged 2i years, daughter
Of Mr. GEO. AKERS, Richmond-row.
Same day, aged 2 years and 10 months, CHAS. RAYSON,
youngest child of Mr. Tti 0 MAR BAN N ER, Queen-Anne street.
Same day, sur.denly, at his house. Bedford-street south, Mr.
ARTHUR WINSTAINLEY, wine merchant, of this town, aged
34.

On the 7th instant, aged 34 years, ANN, the wife of Mr. JOHN
HARDMAN, Great Homer-street.