The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-19 00:00:00

On the 10th inst., Mr. Robert Knowlton Dawson, for
many years chief clerk in the Main Bridewell, in this
town, and son of the late Thomas Dawson, Esq., solicitor,

Keightley, Yorkshire
On the 10th inst., at Bridgenort
Lewis, aged 71.
On the 11th inst., in Hunter-street, aged 32, James,
eldest son of the late Mr. Edward Fowler, Preston.
On the 11th inst., at Richmond-lodge, Putney, aged 62,
Mrs. Fanny Elizabeth Fitzwilliam, of the Haymarket
Theatre, London, and sister of W. R. Copeland, Esq.,
lessee of the Theatre-Royal and Royal Amphitheatre, in
this town.
On the 11th inst., Henry, infant son of Mr. William
McMillen, Lark-lane.
On the 11th inst., at Little Neston, Robert Jones
Gordon, aged 19 years.
On the 11th inst., at Southampton, Admiral Dick.
On the 11th inst., aged 66, Mr. Joseph Hill, joiner and
builder, Much Woolton.
On the 12th inst., James Barkin, son of Henry N.
Burroughes, Esq., M.P., of Burlingham-hall, Norfolk.
On the 12th inst., Mary Ann, the wife of Mr. S. A.
Hurton, letterpress printer, Queen-square, and sister to
Mr. Thomas Johnson, Red Lion Inn, Horneastle.
On the 12th inst., at Southport, Emma Jane, only
daughter of the late Robert Ledsom, Esq., Everton.
On the 12th inst., at the residence of his brother-in-law,
Wm. Pike Esq., Glendarary, county Mayo, aged 32, Henry
Watson, Esq., barrister-at-law, of The Meadows, Birken-
head, and son of the late John Watson, Esq.
On the 12th inst., at Guernsey, Colonel Fraser, com-
manding the Royal Artillery there.

Salop, Mr. Henry

On the 13th inst., at Newport, Shropshire, aged 4 years
and 8 months, Mary Oswaldiva, only daughter of Mr.
Nathaniel Trotter, Oak-hill Cottage, Old Swan.
On the 13th inst., aged 9 months, Jessie, daughter of
Mr. Joseph Lewthwaite, Lord-street.
On the 13th inst., in Moss-street, aged '5, Ellen, relict
of the late Thomas Mahony, Esq.
On the 13th inst., at his residence, Shirley-park, Croy-
don, the Earl of Eldon. The deceased was born in 1805,
being the only issue of the Hon. John Scott, who was the
eldest son of the illustrious chancellor. He succeeded his
grandfather in 1838 as second earl. The noble earl mar-
ried in 1831 Louisa Caroline, daughter of Charles first
Lord Faversham, by whom he leaves issue John Viscount
Encombe, now Earl of Eldon, born 1845.
On the 14th inst., at Oxton, Cheshire, Mary Ann, wife
of Mr. W. R. Brooman, accountant, of this town.
On the 14th inst., suddenly, aged 24, Mary, wife of Mr.
E. Smith, Falstaff Tavern, Christian-street.

On the 14th inst., at Holland-terrace, Edge-hill, Mrs.
Elizabeth Lear.

On the 14th inst., in Portman-square, London, Mary,
the wife of Sir W. P. De Bathe, Bart.
On the 14th inst., aged twelve months, George Thomas,
youngest son of Mr. Thomas Banner, London-road.
On the 15th inst., aged 19, at Old Chester-road, Lower
'Tranmere, Cheshire, Charlotte Sarah, youngest daughter
of Lieut. J. T. Lamb, R.N.
On the 15th inst., at Oxford, after a long illness, the
Rev. Dr. William Thompson, Principal of St. Edmund-
hall, formerly a Fellow of Queen's College, and Rector of
Gatcombe, Isle of Wight.
On the 16th inst., at her residence, in Mulberry-street,
aged 60, Anne, relict of the late Captain Joseph Porteus,
of this town.
On the 17th inst., at her residence, Everton, aged 64,
Margaret Heslop, wife of James Stitt, Esq.
On the 17th inst., at his residence, Bootle-lane, after a
short though severe illness, Mr. William Major, who for
nearly forty years was the faithful, valued, and esteemed
manager of Messrs. Copeland's brewery, Marybone, Liver-
pool.
On the 18th instant, at Guernsey, Colonel George Bro-
die Fraser, commanding the royal artillery in that district.
On the 18th inst., by the Rev. H. J. Hindley, at Wal-
ton-on-the-hill, Thomas, second son of R. C. Gardner,
Esq., Newsbam House, West Derby, to Many Ellen, eldest
daughter of William Preston, Bock Howe.

SHIPPING NEWS.

TUESDAY, Sam 12.—Wind S., moderate,

ARRlVED.—Scotsman, Mearns ; Napan Belle. Abbott;
Victoria, Hogarth. from Alexandria, B—Rembrandt, Antwerp
—Maria, Hansen, Bilboa—Culloden, M'Lean, and Queen,
Mab, Glendinning, Bombay—Hebe, Johns, Charente—Glen-
caple, Hunter, Constantinople—Tueno, Corunna—Cyclops,
Brodrick, Manzanilla —W. Ward. Thompson, Mobile
Marshfield, Torry, and Daniel Webster, Howard, New Or-
leans—Columbia, Bryer, New York—Fidelitas, Moidbrodt,
Nider Calix—Creamore, Cobden, Paraiba—Jane, Jones, and
Alfred, Kerr, Quebec—G. Washington, Cummings, St. John
—Henry Jones, Jones, Santa Martha, &c.—Farewell, Sines—
Heatherbell, Hays, Sicily—Maria French. Tinley, Smyrna—
Amazon, Terra Nova.

SA I LED.—Coquette, Carrington, for Africa—Peri, Robin-
son, Boston—Alfred the Great, Brayley, Calcutta—City of
Manchester, Flinn, Montreal—Valentine, Gaston, Nantes—
Favorite, Thomas, New Orleans Paragon, Drinkwater ;
Rappahannock, Cushing ; and G. L. Sampson, New York—
Albert Galattin,Salter, Portsmouth—lnfanta, Caihoun,Quebec
—Emily, Bravey, Salonica.

Pamelia, Law, hence, at Madeira, and sailed for Monte
Video, 12th instant.

NVEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13.—Wind W.SW., light

ARRIVED.—Arctic (a.), Luce, from New York—Victorioso,
Alexandria—Titbit, Hinde, Barbados Richard Cobden,
Stewart, and Duke of Wellington, Campbell, Bombay—
Arachne, King, and Cambridge, Wilson, Calcutta—Frederick
and Ann, Fraberg—Jane Catharine, Hamburg—Gen. Wash-
ington, New Orleans—Amelia, and Charles Souchay,Williams,
Oporto—Carthagena, Hall, Rio, Hache—St. Vincent, Shep-
herd,. St. Vincent—Catharina, oon—Tyro, Alexander, and
Aotowette Maria, Verona, TrAate•

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THURSDAY, SEPT. 14

ARRIVED.—
horse, Heron,

I James A

hand—Alps (s.s.),
?hiladeinhin

ence, at Bo
Ayres.
Roads.

.-7_Wind S.W., ligh

s, from Methaurae—Sea-
:, Ridley, Calcutta—Africa,

Cain, and Roe, Bonny—Liverpool, Coleman, Jamaica—Fleece,
Ford, Montreal—Hugh Block, Abbott, Valparaiso—Jantina
Jetskalina, Havre—Fountain, Griffiths, Prince Edward's
Island—Harriett Humble, Fawcett, Caldera and Valparaiso—
.
Catharina, Claascn, Iqi
Medea, Nliclicelsen, Danz
C... r-r.___ll IF-1.,,.1

Cox, Terra' Nova—

t,

New Orleans.

the Nest, York—Karen Elizabeth,
Christiana—Falcon, T:_ylor, Melbourne.

Lusitania
instant.

Melsom.

), hence, at Madeira, and left for Brazil; Ist

FRIDAY, SEPT. I

Wind W., light,

ARRlVED.—Champion, Redmond, and Hornby, Barbados
—Balbec (s-s.), Hockley, Constantinople—Sopbia, Alexandria
—La Fortuna, Stagno, Marseilles—Matilda, Blair, Antwerp—
Frances, Coaker, Bahia—Camilla, Brine, Demerara—John
Martin, Clark, Antigua—Pampbylia, Vay, St.Jolin,N.B.—
Radiant, Rio de la Hackie—Burlington, Michaels, Quebec—
Kate, Girgenti.

SAILED:- William Rathbone, Pratt, New York—Salacia,
Atkins, Quebec—Eva, Chilbrook, New Orleans -Pelican,
Melhuisli, Bombay—Amelia, Craig, Shippegan—Florist,Tyne,
Demerara Edinburgh, M`Millan, Bay Chaleur—Wallace,
Watson, Miramichi—Elizabeth, White, Africa—Streo Rajah
Rajaswaree, Smith, Jamaica.
Beulah, from Melbourarlost at Sandhead.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 16.—Wind S., light.

ARRIVED.—Anne, Flett, Valencia—Bermuda, Carson, and
- • " • St. Lucia Jenny Lind, Champion, Montreal
, Candia—Couranto, Fernighirn, Singapore
s, NewOr:eans—EgyptianWitch, Alexandria
British Empire, St. John, N.B.
;, Boston— H armonion, Wikie-
and J. A.Westervelt, Hoodless,
New Orleans—Lady Sale,Cook,

—Beatrice, It
—Trafalgar, (

Mnraubam
laq Riptvni

Loodianah, (

press Eng,
York—CL:

Alortimoie, ti

Anna I

Margaret Wils
dos—Louisa 11:

(s-s.j, Alaste

Pacific (s.),
The Coven

:, Birkett

—Leopard, Mazatlan
Speed, Baxter, and Em-

it, New Yea

Hurd, Loa, Naples—
), Taylor, Charleston
;en, Hakker, Amster-
Harris, Adelaide.

and Cumberland,

Orleans—:

. .
Grisie-y, Quebec—Emerald Is!e, Cornish, New
of Fame, Boston—Assunta, Dandries, Maza-
ndrika, Venice—Gollia, Perchal, Barcelona—
totander—Souvenir, Popham, Sines—Acastus,
Island—Rover's Pride, Bowen, Alexandria—
n, Trieste—New City of Cork, Baines, Barba-
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AIONDAY,

New Yo

le—Gannet (5.5.),H01,,
,, N. S. W.—Canadian
Riggins, Rotterdam.

3d instant

rson, Which sailed for Geelong on
sterday afternoon, with cholera on

T. 11.—Wind W., fresh

ARRIVED.—City of New York, Rock, Rockwell, New York
—Eeva, Vander Mey, Bombay—Oden, Honduras —Under-
writer Mulliner, New Orleans—Bosphorus, Pendleton, St.
John, Honduras—Under-
writer,
Munroe, Crerer, St. Stephens—Emilie,
Woods, Africa—Freeland, M'Kenzie, Cuba—Daring, Norman,
Newfoundland—Vulant, Paul, P.E. Winckley,
Jean, Galatz—Princess Royal, Thomas, Marseilles—Camilla.
Mazaaan.

Smardon,
SAILED

Higgins, R,

—Julfa, Balfour, Sydney and Shanghae—Ranger.
dam—Emma, Deckor, San Francisco.

Prompt, and Lancashire, hence at Bombay.
Ann Baldwin, hence, at Coquimbo.
Sarah Sands, (s.s.) hence, at Quebec, 4th Sept.
Sterlingshire, Kendal, from Cardiff, at Panama.
Tory, sailed from Valparaiso, 17th July, for Callao.
Sarah Colman, sailed from Savanilla 13th August, for this

Sumroo, sailed from Bombay, 20th July, and Salem, 26th,
for this port. . _

Eagle; sailed from Melbourne for this port, nth June, with
80,000 ounces of gold dust, and £35,000 in sovereigns.
Harold ; Clynaene ; Highlander; Petchelee ; and Helen
Douglas, hence, at Calcutta.
Kedgeree sailed from Calcu
21th; and Merlin, Sith, for this po

July 13th ; Helen Wallace,

On the 13th of July the steamer New Granada spoke the
British barque Cotfield, of London, with 100 passengers from
Melbourne, out of provisions, which the New Granada sup-
plied.
Eleanor Dixon ; Chilet

bid ; Eleanor Ru;sell, making w,
Best, Pernambuco ; and Francis

and Perana, hence; Casper, Ta-
r, and Orion. Callao; Ann
arclay, Bird Island, at Val-

from Ceylon; Ampulla, from Mauritius;
Matilda Luckie; Sir Rich-
nerara; Mystery and Vul-
from St. Croix; Woodstock,
Quebec; and Lady Napier,

paraiso
John Pent(
Ceres, from Cape of Good Hop
and Jackson, and Topsy, from D
can, from
from Savar

from Prince Echlard fs!anci, at I

IkIELI3OTJRNE.—The Said
sailed on the sth July, and

.flint and Golden Era were to have
Gdiding Star, 9tll, for this port.
'he Edinburgh, of Glasgow, from

MARY PORT

Liverp• 01, for
with assistanc

t `sfiore, but-caine off

lost rudder.
PT 17.—The Mary Cc

Leman, of Liverpool;

was passed 30th Aug.

baby be the Mary

o London, before re-

ported a&ando

Oracle, hence
Lightning, he

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