The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13 00:00:00

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defects were to
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,ystem of the Customs.
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ary to the Treasury, had applied
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experienced the gre.. ACUlty in inuuc►ng persons to
come forward with any really useful information on the
subject. Next, his lordship was of opinion that it would
be very desirable to have eminent gentlemen in the com-
mercial world, or at least gentlemen eminent for corn.
mercial knowledge, at the Board of Customs ; but the
salaries were such, that merchants of standing would not
accept such posts, and it was evident that the opinions of
a second-rate class of
.merchants, of no standing 'or
position, would not be attended to with respect, and
could not meet with confidence._ Thirdly, his lordship
said that the government desired toact in a manner which
would be satisfactory to the trading world, and they might
rest assured that the whole subject should be fully inquired
into and carefully investigated with the least possible

delay. The deputation, after three go
conference, then retired.

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WALLASEY POWDER MAGAZINES

'aster -Gener
just issued the following regulations, to 'be' observed'
the lessees and occupiers, and all persons having the care
and control of the Wallasey Powder Magazines, opposite
Liverpool. Any person failing to observe these regw
lations will be guilty of a misdemeanor, and punish,
laccordingly :-
1. The premises are to be watched by a warder by da

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•dnance has

permit any person but such as

watchman are
employed in the service to go in
enclosures of them. They are not

the It

person to come within the outer gates that

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,gazines or the

le event of eft!,

those cases occurring, they are immediately to
parties offending, and report the

:tire the

storekeeper,

ante to th

,11 powder lying off the magazines
a red flag at the mast-bead, and the

2. All vessels laden
are required to hold
same is not to be removed so long as such vt.._
with powder on board.
3. That four. poles be erected above high-water mar.
in that portion of the river in which it is intended tc
moor powder vessels, to mark off the space within which
gnch•vessels are to be placed ; two of such poles to- be
fixed to the northward, and two to the sonthwiml.
4. Whenever barrels or cases containing gunpowder are
put into or taken out of carts, such work is required to be
superintended by a cooper. _ _

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. When powder is transported by carts, in barrels or
cases, it is required that the bottom of the cart shall be
covered by a piece of dry whito canvass, having a tanned

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