The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-18 00:00:00

DIED.

At St. Helena,

Recently, I;atly Elizabeth Alezande,

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Recently, at Paris, of cholera, M. Les Cazes, the son of
the celebrated companion of 3Tspoleon during his captivity

The deceased

!ady vi as sister to the late'Earl of Caledon and aunt to the
present holder of the title, and was connected with the
.noble families of Caledon, Craven, Clarendon, and Radnor.
Recently, aged 88, Lady Marianne Anne Shirt. Her
ladyship was daughter of the fourth Earl of Shaftesbury,
the grandmother of Mr. Gerard Start, M.P., and connected
xvitt the noble houses of Cardigan and Lucan.
On the Ist inst., aged 60, Miss Anne Eastwood, Great
Crosaall-street, daughter of the late Luke Eastwood, for-
merly of Lancaster.

On-the 7th inst., Charlotte, infant daughter of Mr, R.
Robertson, tea-dealer, Mill-street.
On the 7th inst., in Shannon-street, agtd 70, Margaret,
wife of Mr. John Hawkins, cordwainer, of this town.
On the itth inst., in Gill-street, aged 47, Sarah, wife a
Mr. John Wynne.
On the Bth inst., at Warrington, after a protracted
ici-
ness, aged 24, Ellen Leigh, of Bridgefoot.
On the Bth inst., aged 55, Mr. William Morrison, late
of No. 3 pilot:boat.
On the 9th inst., aged 62, Mr. W. Gore, fanner of
Tarboek.

On the 20th isast., aged 78, James Muir, Esq., Great
George-street.

On-the 10th loft., at Parkgate, Elizabeth, wife of Ro.
bert Johnson, Est,.,, and only child of Richard Alison,
Esq., of Woolton Heyes.

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On the 10th inst., aged 36, Mary, wife of Mr. James
Walmsley, Ratcliffe-street, Everton.
On the 10th inst., aged 8 months, Andrew, infant awl
of Captain John Howe, of this port.
On the 10th inst., at her residence, Highfield-park,
Rock Ferry, Miss Molynaux.
On the 10th inst., after a long illness, aged 37, John
, Jones butcher, Kent-street.

On the 10th inst., aged 34, Eliza Jenkins,late of New-
bury, Donegal, wife of Mr. Francis A. Dorothy, of Ten-
ttrden-street, in this town.
On the 11th inst., after a lingering illness, aged 42,
Eliza Agnes, wife of John Browne.
On the Ilth inst., at Grove-street, aged 65, Juliana,
relict of Mr. Richard Weeks Steer, of Dartmouth.
On the 11th inst., at Taunton,
aged 68, William Blun-
dell, Esq., of Crosby-hall, in this county.
On the 11th inst., at Tattenhall, Cheshire, iu her
59th year, Maria, wife of John Gardner.
On the 11th inst., suddenly, Ann Kaye, second daughter
of Mr. William M'Cracken, pilot.
On the 12th inst., aged 7 months Lorentz, son of Mr.
Alfred Braun, tallow-chandler, St. James's-street.
M- On the 12th inst., aged 5 weeks, Martha, daughter of
r. Robert Adamson, of the Old Ha market.
On the 12th inst., at Paris, aged 56, Henry Anderson,
Esq., of Clifton-park, BirkenhAnd

On the 12th inst.. at Great Howard-street, very sad.
denly, aged 56, Mrs: Margaret Malone.
On the 12th inst., aged n, Mr. Geo.. Hilton, Nether•
field-road North, Everton.
On the 12th lost., at No. 3, Keynsham-parade_ Chelten.

• .14-ca xi, utiarles Crouch Murray, youngest son
of the late Samuel flrandford Co Esq., of Demerara, and
of Zeelught-house, Cheltenham.
On the 13th inst., Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late
Jonathan loose, Esq. -'

On the 13th inst., at his residence, Summerville-house
Pendleton, Mr. Paul Moon James, managing directo-
the Manchester and Salford Bank for LS years.
On the 14th inst., Jane, infant daughter
Guy, of Ifranmere.
1g colt by The Flying On the 14th inst., at the residence of

A' Mr. Wm

BANKRUPTS
le merchant.-

-W. W. Arliss, Plymouth, Devonshire,
—T. Stenhouse, Friday-street, Cheapside,
warehouseman.—J. and W. T. Purdy, King's Lynn, Nor-
folk, builders.—T. Squire, Grosvenor-mews, Bond-street,
coachbuilder.—C. White, Salisbury, Upholsterer. —R.
Morrison, Drury-lane, baker.—G. Tennent, Market-street,
Westminster, licensed victualler.—W. and G. Reade,
Hibernia Chambers, London-bridge,provision merchants.—
W. H. Fleming, Camberwell, brewer.—C. Spashett, Bark-
ing, Essex, mast and block maker.—J. Smith and J. Ashby,
Great Comm-street, Brunswick-square, linendraper.—J.
Rowley. Shorediteh T

navrrac,7, .auva cauvtaL, agent.-1... J. wruth
Windsor, Berkshire, dealer in cutlery.—W. Sims, St
George's-square, Pimlico, builder.—J. D. Jones, and C.

3urslem

taffordshire; tailors.-4. H. Cripps, Shrews-
bury, wine merchant.—H. Rubbra, Dudley, Worcester-
shire, grocer.—C. Terry, Birmingham, cut nail manufac-
turer.—W. and Mary Ann Whitehead, Leicester, inn-
keepers.—J. E. Preckter, Newquay, Cornwall, shipowner.
—G. Hobson, Leeds, grocer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
pool, shipbrokers.—Cope and Co

spirit merchants.
spinners.—Cooper
-silk throwsters.

Robson and Doke, Liver-
., Manchester, wine and

Rhodes and Co., Oldham, cotton
and Sheldon, Macclesfield, Cheshire,

PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS.—T. Wilkinson Openshaw,
Lancashire, builder, first div. of Ss 9d, on Tuesday, July
25, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. Fraser's, Mau-
chester.—J. Higginbottom, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lanca-
shire, money scrivener, first div. of 7s. 3-td, on Tuesday,
July 25, and any Tuesday, at Mr Pott's, Manchester.
DIVIDENDS.—Ang. 7, T. Morhury and R. Blindloss,
Manchester, silk manufacturers,—Aug. 8, J. Fuller, Fla-
.

ton, Lancashire, logwood grinder.—Aug. 8, J. Law, Rams-
den Wood, near Todmorden, Lancashire, and E. Hudson,
Gale, near Littleborough, Lancashire, cotton spinners.—
Aug. 8, T. Marsden and J. Clayton, Rochdale, Lancashire,
cotton manufacturers.—Aug. 8, S. H. Watson and J,
Kingston, Rochdale and Burnley, Lancashire, mercers.—
Aug. 8, J. Waddlington, jun., ,Wigan,, Lancashire, draper.
CERTIFICANE.—Aug. 7, E. •Coultate and T. Swindells,
Manchester, brokers.

MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.
District

:".,:aninel Yowls (Ist)

21, J. W. Williams & W. F Warbreck (Ist)
19, John D. Neil and H. Sanderson (Ist)
21, Peter Backhonse (audit)
24, Hugh Barclay (2nd)
24, I'. H, Myers and Wm. Myers (2nd)
24, Samuel Mead (proof and div.)
24, Samuel C. Fox (audit)
25, William Cole (audit)
25, Francis W. Robinson (audit) ........
27, Elizabeth Salter (2nd

Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,

Ditto,
_Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,

TRADE AND MARKETS.

MONEY AND STOCKS.

WAKEFIELD, Jinx 14.—Millers continue to buy
with the greatest caution. The best sorts of wheat are
rather lower, and secondary and inferior 2s per quarter,
with little passing. Oats and shelling have rather receded.
Beans were steady. Barley and other articles as before.—
Arrivals of wheat, 6,751 quarters.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, JULY Is.—We had a
moderate supply of farmers' wheat at our market this
morning, which was cleared off readily at a decline of about
2s per quarter from the prices of this day week. A similar
reduction may be noted iu south country and foreign, the
transactions in both of which sorts have been very 'Waited.
Barley a slow. sale at a reduction of fully is per quarter.
Oats difficult to quit, and is per quarter cheaper. Flour
continues a very dull sale, and must be noted fully is per
sack less mony. There was a good deal of cold rain during
the week, but we have now fine genial weather, whicla
must be favourable for the growing crops.
CORK, JuLy 15. —We have this week to note a farther
depression in the value of all breadstuffs. Fine flour re-
ceded 6d to is per cwt. ; inferiors, is to is Od ; wheat 2s
per barrel ; Indian corn, 5s per ton. The consumption is
still good for everything, but the trade is working out of
stock and only supply their wants iu mere retail. The
weather, though variously viewed with effects, has not
apparently done harm. Grain crops stand well and are
filling; the potato is luxuriant and soft, with partial and
slight symptoms of blight. Meadows ha-- improved

greatly, and we have a return of summerlrelvte.

DUBLIN, JULY 14.—Our corn market continues dull
as possible, and quotations at foot only represent mere
retail transactions to supply immediate wants.
White Wheat.4ls 04 to 45s 04 Oats, tawny.. 00s Od to OOs Od
Red do ... 38s 0(1. to 41a Od Rapeseed 00s 0(1 to OOs 0(1
Barley.griud. 17s 04 to 22s Od Oatmeal.- 16s Gd to 17a Gd
Do., malting 005 00 to 00s 00 I Bakers' Flour.22s Od to 27s 04
Bere. 00s 00 to 00a 00 Indian Corn,
Oats, white .. 16s 6d to 17S 60 per 480tb.4156 Od to 38s 00

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Dan
Lake, Cori

Hutchison, Montreal—George, Petro N skHavannah—
i; Alex andria—Loftus, Hicks, Havre—Soskenni Boinier e.
Iceland—Rambler Rot terdam—Samuel Bad Aer, Sa :.t?r, Mobile
—Lord Althorp, Valparaiso Vitnla, Hodson, Trinidad—
Caroline Schenck, Ellery, Paraiba—Golconda, Kcrr, New
Orleans —Buena Ventura, Tbeobald, Apalachicola—G. A.
Hopley, Malony, Charleston—Danube, Newton, Alexandria,
E.—Speculant, Andressan, Memel.
SAlLED.—Washington, Page; and Pacific (tn. s.), for New

Connor,aari

eham, Genoa--;
ien, Anderosea,
L—John Rao;

York—Paramatta, Alindock,- Atric
Alert, Ramsey, Baltimore—Calpe „
Baibec (s.c.), Hockley, Constantinople—l,
Bergen—George Ann, Bulloch, Alexandria,
Killen, Melbourne.
Dalriada, Scott, from San Francisco, at Realijo,
Menzies, cleared at Havannah for London, 21st Jun(
Glencalpe sailed from Constantinople, 23.-d June, f
port ; and Guisachan, 29th, for the United Kingdom.
Swordfish, Cobb, from Maceio, at this port; sailed 4th Jun,.
and Pernambuco, Bth June, in company from Pernambuco
with the Ashburton, from Sydney for London, and the Corrido,
for this port. Left the Windermere and Midas loading for
Mural°, and Beatrice, at Pernamt

THURSDAY, Jt

ARRIVED.—Union, Lyburn, from Malt

this po►t

Mathilde, Peter

bun, iNtaktobing—H ercules, Thuroe. Callendberg—Craftiqty.
Bain, Nieusted—Margaret (s.), Hart ison, Havre—N.4lllln,
Bert ram, A kyab—Ripple, Brown, Lisbon—Gan}mede, Herts,
Stubbekiobing—Arcadia. Brewer, Boston—Benjamin Hewit-
son, Lloyd, Dantzic.
Buena Vista, from Apalachicola (reported Buena Ventura),
ran her anchor through her bow in docking, and had nine
feet water in her hold.

FRIDAY, JULY 14.—Wind S., light.
RRIVED.-111lith0 (s. s.), Goulding, from Oporto—Race.
Burke, Leghorn—Fallen, Christiana—Paul, Koop,
"—Quatre Bras. Bondiz, Amsterdam—Lady of the
.ico—Teal, Stowe, Alexandria, Va—Flora,Girgenti.
~AILED.—Saxon, Corkhi;l, for Dernerara—John Buchanan,
-IF, Rio Janeiro—Mary Theresa, Paulsen, St. Thomos—
•et Ridley, Palfrey, Newfoundland—Thomazin, Baker,
irgin del Pelar, Baches, Barcelona.