The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1853-10-25 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

WILBRAIIA3IB.—The Queen, taking into her royal consideration that upon the decease of Edward Baron Skelmersdale, in the month of April last, the title and dignity of Baron Skelmersda/e devolved upon Edward, now Baron Skelmersdale, a minor, as Only son and heir of Richard Bootle Wilbraham, E., who died in the year 1844, and who was, whilst living, the eldest son and heir apparent of the said Edward Baron Skelmersdale., and according to the ordinary rules of honour, the sisters that, Bootle Wiihra.. of the said Edward Baron Skelmersdale cannot enjoy that, IA and prnec,eidvedencenswilistuch ivoalklerhaEdvebwaeedn dilauertozoi sthkeemi. had thereby succeeded to the title and dig late faither, title fsaid Ricliard Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to ordain and declare that Adele Mary Bootle Wilbraham, JessY Caroline. Bootle Wilbraham, niniliniateacemyrs7dalohefaed'tßzialsel'ulrfrdon Skelmersdale, Edith Bootle Wilbraham, and Rose Bootle Vvilbraham, sisters of the said Edward, now Baron Skelmersdale, shall henceforth have, hold, and enjoy the same title, place, pre_ eminence, and precedence as if their late father, the said Richard Bootle Wilbraham, had survived his said father, Edward Baron Skelmersdale, and had thereby succeeded to the title and dignity of Baron Skelmersdale. And Her Majesty has been further pleased to command that the said Royal order and declaration be registered in her College of Arms. , MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE AT WEST DEarr.—On Saturday an inquest was held before C. B. Driffield Esq., at the Farmer's Arms, Club-moor,so on the body of a young who had been diswcocivniaerend dronamwneded Hinanna poahndClaonrkThunrs,day evening. John Heaton, a cowman in the employ of Mr. B. H. Jones, of he had observed Larkhill, stated that for several days. past his master's but something floating in a pond near he took no fur-they supposing that it was only a dead dog, ken thinking - notice of it till Thursday afternow!,w _ ~...., .that it might be the body of a human being, he dragged it out. On being'• brought to land the body was discovered to be that of a young woman in an advanced state of deco s mpo.. The last time the deceased was seen alive was atun. ta fortnight ago, when she was noticed walking .nea Club-moor, by a woman named Anne Rushton, who is in the employ of Mr. Jones. A letter was found ket dated the sth October, and vvritten fromFleet'and other sliht circumst wood from luckw, daughter f 'ances 2 it is Clarkson, supposed that she is the. o a person Rained clarkson, who keeps, or once did keep, a temperance coffee-house, at Fleetwood. Latterly, after previously leading a comparatively family she been forced to enter into the service of a at Even, where she had not been very well treated, for the %niter of the letter found on her, exhorts her to keep up her spirits, and not to mind the hardships she comns of, as he will shortly conic for her. From the generatenor of his letter there is reason to suppose that .the girl was attached to the writer of it, and that disappointed affection and unwonted annoyances induced her to cotrunit sucide. The jury returned a verdict of " Found drowned"  Loading in Prince's Dock.  For NEW YORK,  te4, ‘, :' 1 * The regular New York Packet-ship ‘k\‘-,1  WEST POINT,  Captain W. R.