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

and the Gold Cross of the Redeemer of Greece. The de-
ceased was well known to have been for years on terms of
intimacy with George IV. and Wilifam IV. He was a member
of an old Gloucestershire family, and was uncle to Mr. Coa-
rington, M.P.

On the 29th ultimo, ANNE, wife of BENJAMIN PLATT,
Esq., of Great George-square.

Same day, at her Vine-street, aged 23, of con-
sumption, ELIZABETH DAVIES, youngest daughter of Mr.
John Davies, of this town, and deeply regretted by a nume-
rous circle of friends.

Same day, at Little Sutton, Cheshire, aged 67, GEORGE
WORTHY, glass merchant, of Williamson-square, in this
town.

Same day, Mr. RICHARD J. MOXEY; surperintendent of
the Edinburgh police.
Same day, at Chester, aged 74, THEODOSIA, daughter
of the late Rev. Archdeacon LEIGH, rector of Lymm,
Cheshire.

Same day, at the residence of his daughter, at Litherland,
aged 78, Mr. HENRY HOLMES, long known as a most
respectable tradesman of this town, having been eminent in
business as a gunmaker for a period of nearly forty years.
On the 30th ultimo, at Seaforth, aged 35, J. H. RAYNER,
Esq.
Same day, after a short but severe illness,, aged 38, Mr. WM.
WHALEY DICKSON, of Eccleston, near horley.
Same day, in Everton, aged 44, Mr. HOWARTH.
Same day, at Chester, suddenly, aged 46. Mr. J. M'CUL-
LAGH, of Belfast, piano-forte manufacturer to the Royal
Irish Society.

Same day, SARAH, wife of Mr. FRANCIS BARNES, of
Roscommon-street. Everton.

Same day, in Finch-street, aged 20, ISABELLA, second
daughter of Mr. DILLWORTH.

On the Ist instant, at Oak-hill Cottage, Old Swan, near this
town, Mr. WM. COUPE. _

SaMe day, Lt her residence, Old Swank deeply regretted,
aged 57, MARY CALDWELL.
Same day, of water on the brain, aged seven, EMMA, eldest
daughter of Mr. JOHN BARFF.
On the 2d instant, at his residence, Bedford-street, Toxteth-
park, aged S 3, WALTER CRINDLAY, Esq., shipowner.
Same day, aged 30, MARY, daughter of JOSEPH BAL-
SHAW, licensed victualler, of this town.
Same day, Miss HARRISON, Vale of Ciwyd Restaurant,
Peter's-lane, eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph Harrison, late of
the Stanley Arms, Manchester-street.
Same day, ELIZA ANN, the wife of Mr. WILLIAM
GREEN, of Brownlow-hill, and third daughter of Mr. J.
Wood, Accrington.

Sarrie day, of Cork. aged 36, the Rev. JAMES O'DRISCOLL,
of St. Augustine's Chapel, Brunswick-street, in that city.

TEE' LITERPOCL STANDARD.

M Ir.

Allarketo.

411.
LIVERPOOL CATTLE ➢fARKET, YESTERDAY..
W- have had a fair supply of Cattle and Sheep to-day, and
prices,ave,a shade higher.

SINKING THE-OFIPAL.
Prime.first-class Heifers
Second-class Heifers
Prime first-class-Oxen
Old Cows-and half-fed Oxen Sid. „4 d. „
Prime Wethers 6d. „ 64d. „
Second quality
Old Ewes
Lambs 22s. „ 288. each,
Number at market :—Beasts, 1682; Sheep, 451

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 30.
Beasts, 1571 ; sheep and lambs, 5349; calves, 176. A very
brisk market for good beasts; middling and inferior same as
last week. Wethers in the wool met ready sale, at full prices_
Lambs very scarce and dear. Best heifers, sd. to ad. mid-
dling and heavy, 4ad. to 5d ; cows, 30. to 4d. ; best wethers,
in wool, 64d. to 61d. ; ewes, sad. to 6d. ; clipped wethers, sd.
to sad.;-; lambs, Bd. to 10d.

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, MAY a;
The supply of home produce both in Liverpool and Alanches-
ter becomes unusually small, whilst that of foreign-, though
sufficient to make up the deficiency which would otherwise
exist, is not so overpowering as it has lately been. Still as
regards Wheat and Flour, the business of the week has been of
a retail character in both this and the other markets of this
district; and without positive change, the tendency of prices
eas been to decline. The value of all other articles has been
well supported and with a steady demand, some advance has
beets realised. There is a fair attendance at our Exchange to-
day, and the character of the market is fully described by the
preceding observations. We make no alteration•in our last
quotation for Wheat and Flour. Very few Oats and but little
Oatmeal offering, the former are Id. per bushel, the latter fid.
per load dearer. English Beans held firmly at an advance of
Is., and Egyptian 6d. per quarter. Indian Corn steady. Bar-
ley and other grinding stuff fully as dear.