The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-01 00:00:00

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GAME.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the MANOR of
WILLASTON, in the hund of Wirral, Cheshire, is
strictly PRESERVED, and Persons ound trespassing thereon
will be prosecuted.
September let, 1835.

NOTICE.
ripHE Public are respectfully informe hat, by command of
1 the Right Honourable his Majesty' Postmaster-General,
the LONDON (EVENING) MAUL w 1, on and after THURS-
DAY next, the 3d instant, be despatc d from the SARACEN'S
FIEAD COACH-OFFICS, DALE-STREET, .iverpool, at a Quarter
Est Nine o'clock, P.M.. and willarrive iu London the following
vening at Seven o'clock.
Passengers travelling by the above Mail are requetded to have
their Luggage at the Office before Nine o'clock. In consequence
of the acceleration in Ahe speed, and the delay occasioned by
taking up Luggage oil the Road, none will be permitted to be
taken up after the mai is despatched.
BW. BRETHERTON and Co., Contractors.

LIVERPOOL.CONSERVATIVE REGISTRATION
ASSOCIATION.

ALL CONSERVATIVES are earnestly requested to ex,
amine the Lists of Claims- and Objections which will be
fixed on the Doors of the Churches and Chapels on SUNDAY,
the 6th, and SUNDAY, the 13th day of September next'; by the
Overseers of the Parish of Liverpool, and of the seve 1 ToWn-
ships within the Parliamentary Borough. Also, e List of
Freemen objected to, which will be fixed in front the Town•
hall on the above Sundays.
The Revising Barristers will hold their Cou
tween the 15th day of September and the 25t
of which public notice will be given, and Co ,
objected to should attend and substantiate t
will be Struck Off the Lists of Voters.
Lists of those Occupiers and Freemen who have been ob.
jected to will lie for inspection on and after Saturday, the sth
day of September, at the following places :—The Standard-
office, St. George's-crescent; the Courier-office, and Messrs.
Mawdsley's, Castle street, and at the Conservative Registration
Association Office, 8, India-buildings, Fenwick-street.
Every information and assistance will be given to Conserva-
tives as to the course to be adopted with reference to claims and
objections on application at the above office.
By order, PETER WRIGHT,
THOMAS CARSON, Solicitors to the
JOHN PENINGTON, Association.
Conservative Registration Associationarce,
8, India-buildings, 31st August, 1 .

. some time be-
:day of October,
iervatives who are
ieir claims or they

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
THE SITUATION of LAW CLERK to th Commission-
ers of Watch, Scavengers, and Lamp axing become
iiirtli
Vacant by the Death of the late Peter Woo , Esq., it was Re-
solved at a Meeting of the Commissioners, eld This Day, that
the appointment of a Successor take place on FRIDAY next, and
that applications be sent to the Watch, &c. Office, No. 1, Fen-
wick-street, on or before Thursday, the 3d of September.
28th August, 1835. W. A. SMITH, Chairman.

BOROUGH COURT of LIVERPOOL.
JAMES ASPIN ALL, Esquire, ayor.
AMBROSE LACE,
AND Esqui .s, Bailiffs.
JAMES POWNALL,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV ,N,t t a COURT of PAS-
SAGE, for the TRIAL of CA ES depending in the
said Court, will be held before the said Mayor and Bailiffs, in
the Court-room, within the Sessions-house, in Chapel-street,
in the said Borough, an Thursday the 10th day of September
next, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, of which the Attorneys
of the said Court are required to take notice.
27th August, 183.5. FOSTER, Town Clerk.

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LIVERPOOL DOCK .
Dock Office, Liverpool, August 25th 1835.
WHEREAS NUMEROUS FR A DS AND' EVA-
SIONS, in the Payment of lijo - Rates and Duties
upon Goods have lately been discover for which several con-
victions have taken place before he Magistrates ; and
the Dock Committee having reason to believe that the practice
of making false entries of vessels' cargoes has been carried to a
great extent, republish the following extracts from the Dock
Acts, for the information of all persons liable to the payment of
the said Rates and Duties ; and hereby announce their deter-
mination to use every exertion to detect and prosecute to con-
viction all persons so endeavouring to evade the payment of the
said Rates and Duties, and to obtain the infliction of the foil
penalty for every such offence.
By order Of the Dock Committee,
WILLIAM FOSTER, Secretary.
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EXTRACTS FROM THE LIVERPOOL DOCK ACTS.
Penalties on evading Rates, 51 Geo. 3d, Sec. 21.
And be it further enacted' that if any Master, Owner or Own-
era, or persons having the charge or command of any Ship or
other Vessel, or any Owner or Owners, Consignee or Consignees,
or auy other person or persons, owning, or having charge of any
Goods, Wares, or Merchandises, imported into or exported out
_ of the said port as aforesaid, shall by auy means whatsoever, at
any time or times, elude or evade the payment of the Rates and
Duties hereby made payable, or any part thereof ; each and
ever Y-person eluding or evading payment as aforesaid, shall
stand charged with, and forfeit and pay, over and besides such '
Rste; and Unties, a sum of Money equal to the Rates or
Dutiei so eluded or evaded; and such sum shall, and may be
recovered from such Master, Owner or Owners, Consignee
or Consignees, or other person or persons respectively, by
the same ways and means, and in such manner as hereinafter
directed for levying and recovering any of the penalties and
forfeitures by this act, or any of the said former acts inflicted or
authorised to be imposed. •
Inflicting a Penalty on Persons evading Payment of the Duties,
53 Geo. 3d, Sec. 15.
And, whereas, by the said recited Act of the 51st year of the
Reign of his present Majesty, it is enacted, that if any Master,
Owner or Owners, or persons having the charge or command of
any Ship or other Vessel, or any Owner or Owners; Consignee
or 'Consignees, or any other person or persons, owning or having
charge of any Goods, Wares, or Merchandises, imported or ex-
ported out of the said port, shall, by any means whatever, at any
time or times, elude or evade the payment of the Rates and
Duties thereby made payable, or any part thereof, each and
every person eluding or evading payment as aforesaid, shall
forfeit and pay over and besides such Rates and Duties, a sum
of money equal to the Rates and Duties so eluded or evaded :
And, whereas it is found necessary that the penalty for evasion
of the payment of such Duties on Goods, should be increased ;
be it therefore enacted, that over and above, and in addition to
the said penalty given by the aforesaid Act of the 51st year of
the reign of his present Majesty, there shall be forfeited and
paid by each and every person eluding or evading the payment
of any of the Duties payable by the said Act, on any Goods,
`Wares, or Merchandizes, imported into or exported out of the
said port, THE SUM OF TWENTY POUNDS, and that such sum of
Twenty Pounds shall, and may be recoverable, and recovered
from each and every person so eluding paymept as aforesaid, by
the same ways and means, and in such manlier as any of the
penalties imposed by the said Act of the 51st year of the Reign
of his present Majesty, is or are recoverable.
By 51 Geo." 3, Sec. 139,
ONE-THIRD OF THE SAID PENALTIES is to be paid to the IN-
FORMER, and the other Two-thirds to the Charitable Fund of the
Dock Estate.

HULL AND SELBY RAILWAY.
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to
the intended RAILWAY from. HULL to SELBY,
held in the Court of Requests Room, Guildhall, Hull, on'
THURSDAY, Aug. 27th, 1833, and which was very numerously
attended,

The Right Worshipful the MAYOR, in the Chair;
The following resolutions were passed unanimously :
Moved by Mr.aldeTUlß.ll TERRY and seconded by JOHN JACK-
SON, Esq.,
That this Meeting being decidedly of opinion that very seri-
ous injury will arise to the town and trade of Hull, in case
various measures, now in actual progress or in contemplation
at other places for the accommodation of trade, be not speedily
met by corresponding exertions at this port, nd being en-
couraged to make such exertions by the prospe t of cordial co-
operation in the great manufacturing district , whose interests
are in unison with our own, resolves to prosec te, with increased
energy and zeal, the attempt to obtain an ac of parliament fur
the establishment of a Railway between H 11 and Selby, com-
municating with that now in successfu operation between
Selby and Leeds.
Moved by GEORGE LIDDELL, Esq., and seconded by Mr. JOHN
GRESH AM,
'that. whilst it is felt to he most desirable, on many grounds,
that the undertaking should at once embrace a Double Line of
Railway, this Meeting is of opinion that in case the large ad-
ditional Subscription wanted for that purpose be not raised
within the required time, the suggestion of a Single Line of
Railway, in the first instance, is highly worthy of consideration;
as affording, at an early period, great accommodation for the
conveyance of Goods and Passengers; and, at the same time,
paving the way for the ultimate completion of the work on the
snore extended scale, whenever it may be found necessary.
Moved by JAMES HENWOOD, Esq. and seconded by GEORGE
COOKMAN, Esq.
That the Provisional Committee be requested to take imme-
diate steps for obtaining additional Subscriptions, collecting all
necessary information, and communicating with the Manufac-
turing Districts on the general object in view ; that they be em-
powered to get flesh estimates, and that they do report the re-
sult to the general body of Shareholders, in order that the
particular measures found to be requisite may be adopted as
soon as possible.
Moved by R. M. CaAVEN. Esq. and seconded by Jpnra HENRY
SMITH, Esq.
That the Resolutions of the present Meeting be published in
all the Hull Newspapers, and such others as the Provisional
Committee shall think fit.
EDWARD GIBSON, Chairman.
The Mayon having left the Chair, to which Mr. Alderman
TERRY was called,
It was moved by GEORGE LIDDELL, Esq. and carried by accla-

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That the thanks of the Meeting be presented to the Right
Worshipful the Mayor, for presiding on this occasion, and for
his able conduct in the Chair.

Application for Shares may be made to Mr. C. H. PtittuPs,
Hull, Solicitor to the Provisional Couituittee; or to Mr. GEORGE
LOCKING, Hull, the Se-cretary.

A. CARD.
AXONS. HUBERT respectfully inform the Ladies and
.In. Gentlemen of Liverpool, that he h changed his Resi-
dence to 6, CHESTNUT-STREET, MOUNT- Lr.ASANT, where he
will gratefully receive applications Instruction in the
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