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,NADMIRALTY,
oTicEishereby given, that a SESSION
• Llvr, of OVER and TERMINER and GAOL DE-
•.,$l for for the Trial of Offences committed on the
,pon,,`lll SFAS, within the jurisdiction of the Admirllty of
1:06'40, will be held' at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey,
, ndon
' on TUESDAY, the 11th of February next at Eight
...LIE in the morning.
,411c1 all 'Sheriffs, Gaolers, and Keepers of Prisons, in
se custody any Prisoners, charged with Offences com-
rosy ttel_ the High Seas, or, within the said Jurisdiction,
are hereby required to transmit a copy of thes
, j,,,nutment of every such Prisoner to Mr. CHARLE,
.NuciNS, the Solicitor of the Admiralty, at his office,b
.the 'O, Lancaster place, Strand, London, in order t
15th measures may be taken for removing all
et the Prisoners to his Majesty Gaol of Newgate, for trial
Coronets,
s'icl intended Session's and all Mayors, Justices,
n ne", and other Officers, before whOm any Inquisi-
.l4,B',lnformations, Examinations, or Recognizances may
ti trap °ten taken touching any such Offences, are required
ranainit the same forthwith to Mr. JOHN CLARK,
e of
of Arraigns of the High Court of Admi-
riltY of
a_ England at his Office, at the Sessions House in
"Id
London. GEORGE ELLIOT.

• A er, LIVERPOOL, JAN. 28, 1834.
44 a MEETING of the INHABITANTS
%Qv of this TOWN, professing the JEWISH RELI-
tt held at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street,
AZilaYs January 2, 1834,
After “lIIS LEWIN MOZLEY, Esq., in the Chair,
,Initteerearling the proceedings and report of the corna
ofglPPointed to Petition Parliament for the rem
„,;i7r Civil Disabilities, it was resolved unanimously,—
removal
y,
! is en-lhat although the Blitiih-born Jews of this town,ie
Xis °n with their Brethren throughout the United
deer; have experienced painful disappointment
eht.;:e,grAt at the unsuccessful results of their efforts to
1241.tbe Legt•slatu7 the Removal 'of their Civil
Prod 5!
Um with gratified feelings they witnessed. the
chti 9t Public opinion in favour of the justice of their
tlienl4lllibted by theproceedings in Parliament during
steptill:Nd, by the liberal sentiments promulgated by
tion ress and by the zealous and active co-opera-
; caunte.....l4 large a majority of their enlightened fellow-
?. 47'.
°their impressed with a firm conviction of the justice
aft of t
eauNes and animated with the hope that the
lubr 'atnlerance (applicable alone to his Majesty's Jewish
itt-dtt) 4111 be ersd from the Statute Books, this meet.-
tio,i 'Otte their full determination to persevere in peti-
te a! Parliament, and in using all constitutional means
l
Itilegable them to be placed, with reference to their Civil
the 11
°I2 the same footing as all other Dissenters from
3 Es,
Church.
Ifigii,itat the able and enlightened manner in which the
r,"°ll. Robert Grant introduced into Parliament a
deep the relief of his fellow-subjects, the Jews—the
ths;:el*ttrch and knowledge he exhibited in support of
du.r,4llre. and the manly and liberal arguments he
Rr HI defence of their claims, entitle him to the lasting
titet,„"ade °f all bearin,, the name of Israelite, and to the
4.7,.1nd respect of the community at large.
ii 4,41 that this Meeting most gratefully acknowledges the
13,kaable services rendered to their cause by his Grace the
1.44. °l* Somerset and the Must Noble the Marquis of
fio-.."lvne, in presenting and supporting their last Peti-
nomopa the House of Lords, as also the aid afforded by the
4tls,"tm Noble Peers who presented Petitions and ably
6edtheir prayer.
ble., 'hat the unanimous and cordial thanks of this
toid"ng are especially due to the Members for the Borough,
so to
thSan..don and William Ewart, Esq., and equally
the p " members for this and the adjacent Counties, and
thiticl`ePresentatives of the neighbouring intelligent and
serni Y Populated towns, for their useful exertions in pi e-
timing Petitions favourable to the claims of the Jews,
t,lineti.e valuable support in the Commons' House of
of t6ll,l;hat this Meeting, in acknowledging with feelings
Used itlt,Pest gratitude the lively zeal and active interest
god othe "'fir behalf by the Clergy, Bankers, Merchants,
inbals'tarts of this and the neighbouring towns, ns,ti appeals
nti..‘.a
to their intelligence and liberality for a con-
es(' Zi:n nr their valuable aid in and out of Parliament,
in Nan. eel
confidence that their appeal will not be made
1,. Th
..iperonniat the above Resolutions he published in all the
Guar4"'ll4 Papers, and four London, in r' The Manchester
G
8 t" " Sheffie Iris, and " ds Mercury," an
°titer Papers ld
as the" CommitteLeee may deem needfuld.
The et. M L. MOZLEY, Chairman.
b,hy.learaecuttiaermoesdn, hEay.l.
ing quitted the Cnair, it was taken
reupon it Was
seconded b moved by Mr. I EWIS SAsturn,, and
mously, y Mr. B. FaANKL;N: and cmied
unani-
That the unwearied zeal and indefatigable exertions
l !spaye. by our respected Chairman, M. L. Mozley,
4q., in promoting the objects of this Meeting, his clear
att_tt. interesting detail of ihe proceedings of the Committee,
;Ithe assurance of his continued interest in our cause,
11(title Win to our most warm and unanimous thanks.
'ed by JOSHUA VANOVEN, Esq., seconded by Mr.
JosEPH HESS, and carried unanimously,
ity4hat this Meeting is especially indebt,d to Lewin moz-
Ps,,„,' EN., for his active and useful services as Honorary
bei_etatYs for the able assistance, which, on all occasions,
i td
the Committee, and for his valuable aid
he proceedings of this day.

I. BARNARD, Chairman.
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