The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-02-03 00:00:00

DIED

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Lately, at Brussels, of the small-pox, one of the ojibbewsl
Indians, named the Bird of the Tempest.
Recently, on his passage from the lonian Islands, Mr. Henri
Smith, watch maker, son of the late Mr. Henry Smith, of 00

town.
Lately, at Perth, Mr. William Ramsey, sheriff-officer, who
had formerly been in the army, and served his first and la"
campaign in Belgium in 1815. He was youngest corporal DI
the 42t0l Regiment, at the battle of Waterloo, and had perhaps
unparalleled honour for a non-commissioned officer, of con!,
manding his regiment on the field of battle; for at the close 0:
that eventful day, it was found that every commissioned 001
noncommissioned officer but himself in that gallant corps 11
been either killed, or so severely wounded as to be pnt hors de
combat.
Lately, at Southwark, aged go, Miss Grey, sister to the late
J. Grey, Esq., late of the Morning Chronicle.
Lately, Mrs. Partis, founder of Partis College, near Bath, for
the wi.lows and daughters of clergyman, " and for other Beo

tlewomen.
On the 12th October, aged 45. on board the Frances Lawsoll;
on her passage from Africa, John Hutchinson, late master 0`
the Dibden, of Newcastle.
On the 14th October, in Bladden county, N.C. aged 123, TAP
William Pridgen. He entered his 125th year in June last. fle
has lived to follow all his children to the grave except one, 64
aged daughter. His grand-children are aged people, and he
has left great-grandchildren upwards of forty years of age,
and great great- g andchildren about twelve years of agt,
He retained his faculties till death, except his ,fight, which IS
lost a few years ago. He was able to walk until within a feL
days of his death, when he was attacked by fever, of which
died. 04
On the 4th November, at Ferozepore, Edward Charles, seCO
son of Mr. Richard Vaughan.
On the 7th ultimo, at his residence. at the Pieta, Malta, the
Right Hon. J. H. Frere. A pension of .Wl7OO a year reverts,
government
On the 7th ultimo, in her 93rd year, Jane Hannah, relict of the
late Mr. Murray, of Moormains, Portwilliam.
On the 17th ultimo, at the residence of her cousir
kine-street, aged 14, Miss Robinson, late of Kirkdale.
On the 14th ultimo, Mr. Jonathan' Allenson, coachmaker'
Oxford-street, Preston, aged 66.
dame day, suddenly, whilst preaching a funeral sermon e
the parish church of Spaxton, of which place he was rector, tG

Rev. W. El. George ,in his 51st year. - 110
Same day, at Haversham Vicarage, Westmoreland, in.„.
91st year, John Evans, Esq., M.D., of Liwynygroes, in L"
county of Salop.
Same day, at Crocketford, in his 99th year,

Mr. Andrei

limes.
On the Igth ultimo, in the 62nd year of her age, Margo
Lawson, Burlington-street, relict of the late Jooeph Rust, OP
cian, Pool-lane.
Same day, at Oporto, aged 34, Mr. Francis Kirkland GlOe•
broon
thek, late of Liverl.
O 20th nltimo,po (
at Hoghton Par,onage, near Preston, the
Rev. R. H. Thorpe, 8.A., incumbent of Hoghton.
CIA, t
On the 21st ultimo, at the Elms, Bare, Isabella Jane,
surviving daughter of James Giles, Esq., mayor of Lancast` '

aged 4 years.
Same day, aged 61, Catherine Redman, wife of Wm. Red13513..41
a faithful wife, an affectionate mother, and deeply regretted I"
all who knew her.
Same day, in Italy, in his 67th year, the Duke of Modena. est
Same day, aged 45, Mr. Edward Evans, of Greenfield.°

Holywell, innkeeper. lisp
Same day, at his residence, in London, aged 84, Mr. ,orf
Jones,- late of this town, the well-known author of the " Hl
of the Waldenses and Albigenses," and other theological wOlOO
On the 22nd ultimo, at his residence, Wilton-cir Per in
-
gsth year, Henry Gardner, Esq.
Same day, at Kieghoine, Dumfries, Mr. John G

merchant.
Same day, aged 2 years and 5 months, Archibald, son Of '
George Washington, shiwright, of this wn.
Fame day, aged as, Mr.p Thomas Payne,to of Chisenhale.w,
On the 23rd ultimo, at Macclesfield, iu his 29th year, •
Cotham, Esq., of Springfield House, St Helens.
Same day, at Dalemain, in her 79th year, Dorothy, Wldo.•
the late E. King, Esq., formerly Vice-Chancellor o the w"
of Lancaster.
On the 24th ultimo, aged so, Mr. John Mayo Hampc..
of Mr. James Hampson, publican, Fleet-street.
Same day, at Torquay, iu her ISth year, Elinor, the bel°e°
and amiable daughter of Mr. Thomas Chapman, IsTile.stree'
this town. • tlfe
Same day, in his 83rd year, at Bagnigge Wells, London' 0!•
Rev. Wm. Jones, Bapti,t minister, and author of various v0;0
Same day, Thomas Delves Broughton, Esq., fourth son o'lol
late Rev. Sir Tomas Broughton, 'Bart., of Doddington•P
Cheshire.
On the 25th ultimo, aged 43, Charlotte Eleanor, wife
Rev. E. Evans, vicar of L anarmon, near Rthin. ,41115
Same day, at his residence, Copley-hill, nuthe 26th yearisoll'
age, Mr. Wiiliam Wilkinson, youngest son of James Wit.'"
Esq., of Staleybridge,
Same day, aged 66, Sarah, relict of Mr. James Rogersen„.'.oo
Same day, Rebecca, youngest daughter of Robert AID'
cooper, Wavertree, aged 2 years and 2 months. ;0 the
Same day, the Rev. W. Giles, of Ashton-under-Lyne,
his mit, istry, and 75th of his e. ',Neter'
Same day, Sally Pr
.r, relict of the late James
hae, Same this town.
day, aged 15 m hs, Mary Anne, only daughter °(:(gr,
J. S. trice, woollen.draPer, Warrington.
On the 26th ultimo, at his house, Gerard-street, aged 54'
John Craig.
Same day, aged 41, Mr. George Summerton,
Anchor Vaults, James-street.
Same day, aged 24, at RJ.thbone-street, Mr. Booth
On the 27th ultimo, aged 59, Mr. Joseph Bea-
town.

58th yew

spirit deo

ley. °r IP.

Same day, at marpie-hall, Cheshire, in her 62nd Yes",ao‘,l(
Anne, wife of W. Skirrow, Esq., Q.C., of Lincoln's-inn,
her Majesty's Commissioners in Bankruptcy. stas.Pr
Same day, in his 53rd year, Mr. James Stubbs, of Thur
and lreby, late of this town.
prSesasmperidnatyer,,aogfetdhls4,toSwamnu. el, son of Mr. James Wardle,glettefoi:
Same day, in his 78th year, at the family seat, Courte-n,
Northamptonshire, Sir Wna. Wake, Bart. o{ et
-
Same day, at Preston, Mary Ann Jones, aged 47, silt
~-00` ,
George Jones, of South John-street, solicitor, second L.. ipeof
of the late Henry Jones, Esq., of Mansion House-stre;64.,
don, and grand-daughter of the late Henry Jones,
Edmonton House, Middlesex, M.P. for Devizes. '-
On the 28th ultimo, in her 7gth year, Margery, wife
Atherton. Esq., Farnwor.h, Widness. 0114
Same day, at Dawlish, Devonshire, Mary, wife of Jobe
~p,er
wick, Esq., of Kirkdale. Flag u.O,
Same day, after a lingering illness, aged 66, Mr. 11••,0.-
deeply regretted by his relatives. He was a resident of r' et
street nearly forty years. gsr h,f'4
On the 2gth ultimo, at 91, Prescot-street, Christiana
infant dauhter of E. Henderson, Es.
Same day, aged 76, at Holt-hill, Janqe, widow of the late 0,
Lightbody, Esq. 39 )400
Oo the 2nd instant, Thomas Kendall, chymist, air chfig
after a long and painful illness, which he bore WWI
fortitude.

The
been Shamrock, for Perth, has put back, with damage,
on shore on West Hoyle
his eth. Evans, hence for Swansea, at Milford, leaky, with loss
R„ ail% anchor, and chain cable, having struck on a rock in
"„,rasaY Sound
. ihe
I no. Commerce, on 'the 23rd Dec. at 4 p in. in lat. 3S 40,
14°,,," passed the schooner Granite, of Sedgwiek, water
7r,"', and abandoned ; masts and spars all standing
4114 it. Glanstone, hence for Plymouth, at Milford, with sails
nd pumps choked
'r• A. Davie, hence atCadiz
gro. Symonds, and Pearl, hence at Lisbon
_.Ysses, Pironet, sailed from ditto for this port 22nd Dec.
Souchay, Berridge, hence at Charente
," IL Mitchell, M‘Lachlan, from Whampoa, in the English
Channel
rigan'roond, M' Farran, from Cronstadt, and Theodore, Hein-
, from Riga, at Stornaway, both for this port
.24tIriana, Canna, hence at Milford, at Benin, part of the.orew
`„,a Mutinous state
ttossendale, from Sydney, at Pernambuco, and was to salt for
1,,,L8 Port 29th Dec.
'•M• steamer Cyclops, from Rio Janeiro, at Plymouth
Janet, Brown; amber. Cobb; Trieste, Bartoletti ; Clydestde,
Thomas ; Columbus, Stillstrom ; and Venilia, Martin, hence at
u,
Janeiro
Harriet L., Picott, ifrom Rio Grande for London, at Rio Ja-
neiro, leaky
Crown, Louttitt, sailed from ditto )th Dec. and Lady Bassett,
'Arthew, 17th Dec. both for this port.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 30.—Wind W.S W. moderate

ARRIVED.—BIand, Gattenby, Calcutta, left St. Helena 15th
hlt,_Rossendale. Golden, Sidney, N.S.W.—Windsor, Pepper,
Para—Gossypium, Brown ; Devonshire, Thompson, and Fran.
et:mkt, Smith, New Orleans—Autoleon, Ward, Baltimore
!lamer, —, St. Domingo—Wild Irish Girl, Graham, Bombay,
.err It eiena 17th ult.—U.lyd, , Ostend Gcorge Can-
ning, Mustard, Maranham—Janvrin, —, Naples.
SAILED.—John R. Skiddy, Skiddy, New York—Sophia, De
4„
-"rue. Honduras—Ondiaka, Gledden, New Orleans.

The Rossendale, that arrived last night, sailed from Sydney
20th
September, and Pernambuco 24th ultimo. The Ganges
!_ailed from Sydney 7th September, and the Royal Tar 16th
,si"Ptember, both for London. Left the Munro loading for this
1.',°11- On the 29th November spoke the Caractacus, from Callao
.7 Cork, 31 days out (since arrived at Cove), which reported
Valparaiso
the barque Bright Planet, of Sydney, from London, was in
and
refitting, having been thrown on her beam ends,
„nd had all her masts. cut away. On 25th instant, in long. 14,
_W an outward bound brig, dismasted ; appeared to .have
'-tith" on her stern ' - all hands were clearing away the wreck;
',Mkt not render any assistance.
Antoniccoi, Gaited from Ancona from this port .14th
Bono
Dr Commerce, from Hobart own, at Peambuco.
b,ew Pink, from Buenos Ayres, atT Pernambuco.rn
ca":n Til'er, hence for St. Michael's, at Falmouth.
tto aetacus, Barber, from Calfao ; Earl of Chester, Black-
Qe, from Canton ; Wande er, Hinds, hence for Montserrat ;
Rival Caithness, hence for Lisbon—all at Cove
~.lndeo, from Calcutta, off the Cape of Good Hope Nov.
.Vernini, from Calcutta, at St. Helena
11„24seLs SroKEx.—Lanercost, west coast of America, Sth
)40-,eniber ; Rajasthan, llth October, off Cochin; Pilgrim, 30th
ber, in lat. 35 S, long. 19 E ; Susan, 29th January, off
in-lOW, per Wild Irsh Girl.
MAnoN, Jani. 7.—The Chilmark, Follett, from Liver-
to th'.° Genoa, was wrecked on the coast of Minorca previous
Pa, e sth instant; master, mate, cook and one boy drowned.
i" °I the cargo has been washed on shore.
to ifir",l4lXEss, Jan. 23.—The Orion, Sunbeck, from the Baltic
hiornv be lighted
got upon the Point of the Holmes last night, and
lighted to be got off
Ilooiv Er!, Jan. 29.—The William Murray, Grobon, from Lon-
beh,..° Liverpool, in putting back to this port yesterday groun.ded
the titinl the North Pier, but has been hove off and brought into
p„ the apparently without damage
boif;RT Taman, Jan. 28.—A boat eighteen feet long, clinker
*tato marked cri the stern Aremona, St. John's, John C. Fox,
Washed on shore near the mouth of the harbour, 25th inst.

A. SATuRDAY, JANUARY 31.—Wind W., moderate.
144Qvan.--:Philomela, Bell, from Buenos Ayres, sailed 4th
bei—Marathon, Johnson, from Charleston, sailed 9th
Chester,'--t;,,uete, Owens. from Ambriz, sailed gth Noveber
Era:" 01 Blackstone, from China—Macedonia, Morse;
1at,."4 Watts, Snow ; Adams, Gay, from New Orleans—Exile,
pllA",rt. from Marseilles—Friendship, —, from Memel, for
fron;""St. Martin,Vaughan, from St. John, N.B.—Mary, Kilian:,
tlehon7armouth, N.S.—Martha, Birkby ; Ulysses, —, from
•
Of b ta„d , Douglas, Reynolds, for Africa, has put back, with loss
l'ird,rvarks, stanchions, &c., and leaky; bore up from Cape
Laclerre.
at Y Sale, from Liverpool, for Africa, has been condemned
Tby the Portuguese authorities.
retia, Baptista, from Liverpool, at Lisbon, at Falmouth.
Irtativa Liao from Liverpool, for Lisbon, at Dungarvan.
gare.r,_,vEstrOom 'ilazewinkle ; Kleinkinderen, Breens ; Mar-
Haiding ; John Muir, hence at Helvoet.
4ef'ain, Julien, hence at Accra.
paqt, Hannah, hence at Mobile.
T,Y, Quin, hence at Savannah.
e Nassle, from Ostend, for Liverpool, hence at Cowes.
41111zeordia, 2—, for Boston, that put into Holyhead, in a
Qrng State, was towed round here this morning.
kiae, kyrie, from Demerara, hence at New Orleans.
Perb, Mitchell, from Demerara. hence at Mobile.
tal4abeth Duckett, —, from C yde, hence at Savannah.
shads Adams, from Clyde, hence at New Orleans.
Harrington, M'Fee, from Fleetwood, hence at Charles.

for el,Moe'rn, Jan. 2g.—The Providence, Reed, from Newport,
, ieutta has put in here leaky.
4.lt"!',Noca' Jan. 29.—Merlin, from Liverpool, for Calcutta,
Vv:‘ in here leaky, having encountered heavy weather.
tita—sEts SPOKEN.—RivaI, from Liverpool, for Bermuda, 22nd
ot4ii at. 45, long. 13—Mayflower, from Liverpool, from New-
I, pit, 22nd Jan., In lat. 49, long. 21—Malabar, from Liver.
Nttlee or Bombay, rth Dec., in lat. 6 N., long. 1g W.—British
kforonl Liverpool,s' for St. Croix, 6th Jan.,. in lat. 23, long.
44. 44, I Pe. from Liverpool, for Gulf of Mexico, 26th Jan., in
in ?n,g. 9—Grindlay, from Liverpool, for Calcutta, 24th
a,. 3 N., long. 22 anchester, from St. John, for
-"leo; Stli Jan., in lat. 17 N., long. 32 W

A Striv •-'-,
4.17, FEBRUARY I.—Wind W.N.W. fresh.
Wed 94tf.—Stephen Whitney, Popham, from New York;
th`qi4eCT Jan.—Tartar, Russell, from New York—Stata,
'44 Georgia rn Demerara—Bidston, Harmer, from Calcutta—
A , Otis, from Mobile.

`4-tittTclan, supposed to be the Mary, struck on West Hoyle
ko'n' and filled. Crew saved by the Point of Ayr Life Boat.
100l4r, Percival, hence for Shanghae. at Falmouth .
" Of b ',a, Johnson, hence for Jamaica, at Falmouth, with
p,pttstran"..varks, stanchians, &c.
ItienkedqU'. hence for Port Philip, is reported to have !Jeep
tiohfan,,,c'en_Harbinger's Reefs, off the N.W. coast of Kingrs
SoSttlrowsn'edentrance to Bass's Straits, and a great many pe -
11,1';elso2rnirnd, Peterbridge hence at Barcelona
J., in-, Lamont, from Vit'lpararso, at Falmouth ; sailed 6th
ai,ls"taollecinlPanY with the Chimborazo, White; Chieftain,
,s HUrri and Glenarm. The Paramata, Bloomfield, and
nobertson, were to sail in a ew das for Liverpool
verd ard Jackson, Campbell, fromf Quebeyc for Liverpool,
Morris, Pentreath, from Quebec for , acre
brimManieaugan Shoals about 2nd Dec. Crews, except
at C4rles -,`"ging to the Sir Richard Jason, saved.
40Ve ' '-atrized, and Teazer, Lauriston,ck both from Tangiers,
1,4P/rilas to aiii),,bY, from Honduras, at Deal
tYiltshire, Lennox, from Newport at Valparaiso, and
Nov. for Callao
kor4Poot, atsct, from —, at Valparaiso
fro f, Jan. '4.—H blew a heavy gale last night and this
Lidr S.S.E. to W.N.W. The Comet, Sanderson,
Vtr-rik-,olt`9°ll. to St. Andrew's; Snowdrop, Lelean, from
I'l4°ol for Lisbon, and Faugh-a.l3allagh, Sav;ige, from Li-
ler 'Mr bf..ve pit in here, having experienced very bad

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. 'Wainwright, J. Garthwaite, and W. Bradley, Cburoh,
Lancashire, engravers to calico printers; as far as regards J.
Garthwaite—N. Smallpage and W. W. Botterill, Burnley, Lan-
cashire, share-brokers—J. and R. Dransfield, Gutter-lane, City,
fancy cloth-manufacturers—J. Connor and T. H. Cohen, Liver-
pool, booksellers—G. W. Colton, D. H. Fry, and 11. 0. Champion
de Crespigny, Riches.court, Lime-street, metal-brokers; as ifar
as regards H. 0. Champion de Crespigny—W., H. and D. Tatter-
sall, Newchurch, Lancashire, woollen manufacturers ; as far as
regards W. Tattersall—R. Lambert and J. W. Newton, Liver-
pool, stone-blue-manufacturers —A. J. and J. C. da Costa,
Liverpool, rice-cleaners—T. Whitehead and W. W. Martin,
Liverpool, saddlers.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.

.1. H. Limes, Richmond, Surrey, butcher.
W. Burleigh, Haverhili, Suffolk, scrivener.
J. Tinson, Farringdon, Berkshire, innkeeper.
E. May, Aldgate, draper.
J. Y. Yetts, Cardiff, grocer.
J. Lewis, Bristol, mercer.
BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Ellis, Great St. Helens, wine-merchant.
Alfred Oakley, Southampton, seedsman.
William Curtis, Croydon, bricklayer.
Frederick John Ablett and William Henry Ablett, High Hol-
born, drapers.
Joseph Nail, John-street, Tottenham-court-road, builder.
Benjamin Thompscn, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, innkeeper.
Sydney Pilling and Robert Green Watson, Gateshead, Dur-
ham, wine and spirit-merchants.
William Fc rdyce, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, bookseller.
Ceorge Watson, Gateshead, Durham, bookseller.
Aaron Shipton, Pitchcombe, Gloucestershire, clothier.
Robert Penhey, jun., Stonehouse, Devonshire.
John Peter James, Truro, draper.
John Brown, Liverpool, joiner, Feb. 13, March 6, at 11 o'clock,
at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy ; s licitors, Mr.
Nethersole, New-inn ; Messrs. Owen and Co., Liverpool.; official
assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool.