The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-03-05 00:00:00

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POSTOPPICE-PLACE OALLEII
1. N this Gallery will be found-PICTURES. b
Modern Masters, of the very highest (lug
Amongst the most remarkable, to which Publi
particularly drawn, are
THE CASA DE LORETTO, by DOM EN
ST. JEROME, by RUBEN S and VANI
ST. JEROME, by SPAGNOLLETO
CHRIST BEARING HIS CROSS, by SEX
PIOMBO.
A HOLY FAMILY, by FARM EGIM
A SEA VIEW, by BACKFIUTSEN.
ST. CECILIA, by DOMENICHIN
A ROAD-SIDE PUBLIC-HOUSE, by GEO
A FINE LANDSCAPE, by GASPAR Pc
And President WEST'S celebrated Pictw
BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR & DEATH Ol

for which 1000 Gt

Admission, i

in the Evenin

UNDER THE PAT
THE WORSHIPFUI
AND THE FOLLOWING THUS
John Bent, Esq.

BranaWo

J , jun
rill-1E LIVERPOOLones LICE
-A- ANNUAL CHARITY BAI
DAY, the 9th March inst., at tip
which has been kindly granted foi
The proceeds will be added to
set apart for promoting the Chant
ciety.

The Committee respectfully so;
Public.

Tickets (Ten Shinia
be had at the Society
and of the following .u.
Mr. J, Hamer, Chairman, York I
Thomas Jackson, Harford-st. I J. H
E. Marshall, Edgehill.
T. Clarke, Cable-street.
T. Green, Limekiln-lane.
J. Atkinson. Basnett.street
J. Lloyd, Stanley-street.
R. Jones, Lime-street.
J. Owens, Hotham-street
The Hotels. I

gs each, R
s Office. li

DANCING TO CONIMEN

No money will k

MERSEY Ck_
IVOTICE IS HEREBY Gl,
.1.1 the Landowners and of pers
of the River Mersey, will I
Chester, on SATURDAY, the
sider what steps it may be ad,
the protection of their interests, under
into parliament for establishing,a Conser
POTI
Chester, Ist March, 1841.

Sixth i

of the R

' BOROUGH 01
COMMERCIAL CODS,
IN compliance with the Reqi:
Bankers, Merchants, Broker,
I hereby appoint MONDAY, th
Twelve at Noon, in the Sessions
MEETING of the INHABITANTS (
to take into consideration the Restricti
of our COMMERCIAL CODE, and
proper Measures for obtaining such
may appear expedient.

IVERPO(
-REOuh

)ROUG

THOMA

Town-hall, 27th Febru

E.Eavi

Richard Moon,

Thomas Ripley,
Ormerod Heyworth,
W. Nicol,
John B. Moore,
James Aikin,
Edward Moon,
Joseph Shipley,
Robert Berm,
William Maury,
Richard H. Blundell,
Thomas Booth,
Thomas Todd,
John B. Neilson,
Richard Ashton,
James Bateson,.
John Garnett,
William Nevett,
Charles Fairclough,
William Clare,
Eyre Evans,
Alfred CasteHain,
J. A. Jee,
Arnd. Harrison,
Joseph Latham,
Harold Littledale,
John Wilson Carter,
Hn. Stolherfoht,
F. Haywood,
William Dixon,
William Joseph Myers,
James Lea,
Richard Bryans,
Thomas Brancker,
James Brancker,
William Dixon,
Joseph Ridgway,
William Stuart,
Henry Booth,
Henry Romilly,
John Taylor Crook,

John Crw
William V

William Ea
J.
Jol

John Wal
D. Neilsoi
William P

I Hugh Ho
Henry Ki

I W. Ridyard,
Robert W.' A

IJohn Green
J. P. Budd,
W. R. Dun

Geo.

Georg
John

IWilliam
J. Langt

William Oil,

John Eason,
John Priestley,
Christopher Rawdon,
James Mellor,
Dudgeon, Balleny, & Co.,
Edward Jones, •
Win. and John Lockett,
Andrew Melly,
Charles Cotesworth,
Charles M`Murdo,

AT a GENERAL MEETING of• thi
CHAMREIt.of COMMERCE/ held c

NICHOLAS ROSKELL, I
&c., &c., &c.,

The following resolutions were unanimously
subject of the Duties on Imports :
First,—Resolved—That the
mittee of the House of Commons,
parliament, which was appointed "
duties levied on imports into the
clearly established the necessity of a th.
wholehf the present system of Customs .
to thOemoval of injurious restrictions, an
impOsts which bear most grievously on t
success of the community, this Chami-
that such reduction, judiciously _
improve,_ rather than diminish, the revenue

evidenc

ipplied, we

Secondly,—That this Chamber, being Jomi
bers deeply interested in furthering the corns
between this country and the United
it incumbent on them to express their
that, unless some important modification of the t
ties takes place in respect to Flour, Rice, Timbei
Cotton, and other articles, the growth of tin
changes in the Tariff of the United States will be
in the coarse of this year, highly injurious to the
terests, and espeeially detrimental to its principz
tures.

Thirdly,—That the impolicy of taxing raw mi
duced into a country so dependent on its ti
prosperity is sufficiently demonstrated to induc
or lessening of the duty on Cotton. That
extent of the demoralising practice of smugglin
and the certainty that lowering the duty woul

increase of consumption as to more than compensate fc
apprehended loss to the revenue, are convincing a*
in favour of such reduction. That sound polir—
admission of American Grain, Flour, and P•
fixed duty. And that the prac
Timber operates most injuriously on tl
terest, the manufacturer, and the cor

(Signed)

A T a numerous MEETI
ri.. TANTS of this town, ___
South John-street, on MONDA
convened for the purpose of petit
of the " Jews' Declaration Bill,
Commons,

LEWIN MOZLEN ,
The following resolutions having bCCIL Su
Chair, were, on the motion of HENRY D.,
coded by M. SAMUEL, Esq., unanimously
Ist. That the inhabitants of this town, of
have witnessed, with the highest satisfacti
by the legislature, of the various disabilitiet
many of their fellow-subjc ets laboured, by ri
ligious belief, but have oause to regret, that
afforded to all other classes of her Majest
imposed additional restraints on the Jewish

a the t

2d. That, yielding to none cf the
voted loyalty to their Sovere
the constitution of these rea
firm conviction, that the sty _
pends on the united feelings of the
mote and cement this union, religion
be abolished, so that all entitled to the na]
may be enabled to participate in the ads
free institutions of their native country.
3d. That this meeting hails with since
troduction of a bill into Parliament, extent
of the first and second of her present M
act for the relief of Quakers, Moravi
to persons professing the Jewish faitl
the event of its

ure the

extent, relieve the Jews from a Brie

4th. That with these views,
ing, that the Petition now re
resolutions, be adopted, and forty
both Houses of Parliament : the one to t
mons through the members for the boron,_
be respectfully requested to support its prayer by their
ful aid.

m of ti

1, emb

for pr

sth. That with a lively recollection of the import
rived from the assistance of their fellow-town-
occasion of former applications to the lee.;-'
ish community again appeal to them
their behalf, and anxiously ho'
cause, backed by the public voict
sought for.

'(Signed) LEWIN
The Chair having been taken b

Cha:

It was resolvedzenanimob
cial thanks of this Meeting
LEWIN MOZLEY, Esq., for
of our cause, and for his a
Chair.

ANIEL, Chai

THE commissioners in
the sth day of Novem
against JAMES PARKE
Liverpool, in the county
dealers and chapmen, inte
instant, at One o'clock i

rid CHAI

2 the A

Rooms, in tiTer-posn.l7(l

tion of the bankrupts stands adjourned,) tc
of the assignees of the estate and effects of
under the said fiat, pursuant to an act o
th year of the reign

) audit t

and 1
King George tl
laws relating to bankrupt
intend to meet on the sat

same place

hen and v

effects of the said bankrupts
who have not already prove their c
to prove the same, or they will be
said dividend. And all claims no.
allowed. DAVID

to CO IT

TEA TRADE—LONDON, MARCH
tea, last week, amounted to 462,0001bs
deal doing privately, as the auctio-
morrow, check business. Th-

lay was 1

'on to-
BREAKWA

pang's cong,
PLYMOUTH
Monday last the first stone G
erected upon the western extrei
water was laid by Admiral Warrea.,
iett qrti3 4414.
tid. The w.OOl.lSe is eI
bs Oittsd k •
resr of 1102,—Pfvoliotete Hera

the worthy

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