The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-13 00:00:00

JOINT STOCK BANKING COMPANY.

TO be Established in Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham,
and Leeds, with Branches in the Towns adjacent, upon
the-principle of the Scotch Banks, to be styled TX NOBI 11-
ERN AND CENTRAL.BANK OF ENGL. . D. Capital
£300,000, in 30,0 M Shares of 1.10 each.
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Copies of the Prospectus and Forms of Aprlleation for Shares
may be obtained at the Provisional Committee-room, 82, King-
Street, Manchester ; from Mr. HARPING, Solicitor, Cross-
Street, Manchester; Mr. NVORTHiNGTON, Solicitor, Chapel-
walks, Liverpool; Mr. W. S. HARPING, Solicitor, Waterloo--
street, Birmingham; and Mr. JOHN W. CROMPTON, Solicitor,
Leeds.
.Liver;

,o.►, Dec.

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
THE AUDIT COMMISSIONERS appoint3eby virtue
of the several Acts of Parliament, relatiugle the LIVER-
POOL DOCKS, are required to meet at thiVDock Office, oft
MONDAY, next, the 16th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Fore-
noon, to Inspect, Audit, and Adjust the Accounts of the Dook.
Estate. GEO. WITHERS, Treasurer.
Dock Office, Liverpool, 11th Dec. 1833.

NOTICE TO THE LESSEES UNDER THE CORPO.
• RATION OF LIVERPOOL.
GROUND RENTS for the present year having become duo
On the 29th SEPTEMBER last, the Lessees e hereby re-
quired to pay the same immediately at this e.
And such Persons as are in Arrear for the e Ground Rents
are hereby informed, that Legal Measures will be instituted,
without further Notice, unless the clt minds which have repeat-
edly been made, shall be liquidated fcrzliwitli. -
JOHN DEANE CASE,
Treasurer of the said Corporation. s
Treasurer's 0. ffice, Town-hall, Dec. 11, 1533.-

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
AT a Meeting of the SELECT VESTRY, held on Tues-
day, the Dal December, 1833, - •
Resolred,—That the application of the Cottage ,0 ers for an
extension of the time for compounding at One off; be com-
plied with; and accordingly the Select Vet y ill accept from
the Owners of Property under the annu alue .of £l2, one-
half of the amount of their rates, if paid on. or before the third
day of February next.
Extracted from the Minutes,
By order,
JOHN MACKINLAY, Secretary.
Par'sh OFces, Fentrick-s treet.
N.B.—No deduction whatever can ha made from the Rates
on Cottage Property after that day. ..

HOUSE AND COTTAGE OWNERS' ASSOCIATION.
AT an Adjourned PUBLIC MEETING of this ASSO-
CIATION, held in the Large Room of the Blue Bell
Inn, London-road„ an WEDNESDAY • Evening last, the 11th
instant, at Seven o'clock, to receive the•lLeport of the Depu-
tation-, (appointed at the last meeting to wait upon the Church-
wardens,) of the Answer given by the Parish Authorities to the
subject entrusted to that Deputation, relative to the Reduction
on the Assessments of Cottage Property, and an extension of
time to pay the rates on-such reduced assessments,
Mr. WALTHEW in the Chair,

It was movedliiMt•.ifit..l,;.:Rl), andsecondedby Mr. A LLEN,
That the Deputation appointed at the last Public Meeting
to wait upon the Churchwardens, Overseers, and Select Vestry,
with the memorial, do now communicate the result of their in-
terview with those gentlemen. .•
It was moved by -Mr. ALLEN, and seconded by Mr. JONES,
That the thanks of this Association .be . presented to the
Churchwardens, Overseers, and Select Vestry, for the very
courteous manner in which the Deputation was received, and
for their kind acquiescence in extending the ime of payment
of the Poor Rates on Small Tenements £l2 and under, to
the 3d February, 1834, and that the elm' an do communicate
this resolution to them.

It was-moved by Mr. 11PGEE, and seconded by Mr. BELL,
That this Meeting do recommend to the Members of this
Association in particular, and to all Rate Payers in general,
under the. Liverpool Local Act, to avail themselves of the boon
• ,
thus granted, and pay their Poor Rates within the time allowed.
It was moved by Mr. MoRGAN, and seconded by Mr. ED.
SIMONDS,

That the thanks of this Meeting are due to the Deputation,
Messrs. Ford, Ellis, and Knapper, for their kind attention in
presenting the memorial, and receiving.tho answer to it of the,
Parochial Authorities. . _

It was moved by. Mr. MORRISON, and seconded by Mr. DALY,
That this Association trusts that the Churchwardens, Over-
seers, and Select Vestry will lose no. time on the assembling
of Parliament to apply for the repeal of the Liverpool Local
Small Tenement Bill, agreeable to an unanimous vote of last
'Easter Vestry.
Mr. WALTIIEW having left the Chair, it was taken by Mr.
KNAPPER, when
It was moved by Mr. Samuu.s, and seconded by M. &ruins,
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr.lV.Walthew,
the Chairman, for his unwearied exertions in furthering tho
objects of this Association, and the ability with which he has
discharged his duty on all former, and on the present occasion.

TO THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR OF
LIVERPOOL. •

WE, the undersigned, respectfully request that you will
call a PUBLIC MEETING of those Persons who are
desirous of expressing their sense of the ability, moderation, and
firmness displayed by THOMAS FOSTER, Esq., the Town.
clerk, during the late long and laborious•insestigation before
the Municipal Commissioners, in order to determine upon the
best mode of signifying their approbation of his conduct on that
occasion.
Liverpool, 10th December, k
John Moss,
James Bourne,
- James Ackers,
Cyrus Morrall,
• James Irving,
W. Troutbeck,
Richard Dawson,
Samuel Holine,
Edward G. Deane,
• • Charles Lawrence,
Augustus Campbell,
Thomas Tobin,
Nicholas Robinson, -
Jonathan Brooks,
Peter Wright,
• John Bourne,
Henry Ashton,
John Sanders,
• Joseph Lyon,
Thomas Stavert,
J. B. Brancker,
Thomas Tinley,
William Colton,
Samuel Dutton,
• Edmund B. Lyon,
James Aspinail,
• Thomas Bold,
• Robert S. Henderson,
• • Richard Jones,
George Green, jun.,
• N. D. Bold,
John H. Turner,
• Robert Ilorsfall,
- •Daniel Brade,
• AnthonTSWainson, - • .
- John Alanson; --
Robert Ledson,
• Richard Tetley,
James llarrison,
William C. Molyneux,
• -Robert Heywood,
•Thomas M. Banks,
• 4.• K. Myers,
William Graham,
• -Richard Dobson, -
Charles R, Taylor,
• •S,,Brown, Son, arid Co;
• •Jaines Robertson,
- -IL W. Preston,'
G. G. Unsworth,
Man. Fischer,
John Rothwell,
Richard Dennistoun,
William Cain,

Alexander Smith, jun.,
J. Campbell,
Matthew Jamieson,
E. D. Falkner,
James Gilfillan,
Duncan Gibb,
J. Nelson Wood,
Henry C. Chapman,
John Crosthwaite,
John Fletcher,
J. C. Morrall,
Edward Wilson, jun.,
William Dowsoq,
Robert Setup,
A. Renders
Thomas 13raneker, jun.,
John Parker,
Benjamin Wright,
J. 'l'. Haynes,
Thomas Kaye,
Johu Tomkinson and Sent.
Robert IV Kee,
John. Mottershead,
Robert Russell, •
M. Joynson,
James Reline,
James Ty rer,
Mottersbead, Hayes, & Son,
Thomas Wilson,
Thomas C. Molyneux, •
John C..Molyneux,
John. Norris,
William Norris,
James Winder,
Sohn. Carter,
William.Anderlon,
John. Wilson,•
John Knowles,
Thomas Parkinson,
Gilbert Cummins,
John. Cross, .
James Williamson,
Ralph Clay,
Clarke and Nicksott,
James Holnia, jun.,
Thomas Rinnuer,
Robert. Rigby,
Joshua Wahuslcy, .
401141 Thompson,
William Hoskinson,
John Hohne,
James Knight,
Heury•Lathatn,
William= Roberts. . •

in compliance with the foregoing request, a PUB LIC
MEUTING of Persons desirous to promote the object-therein
stated. will be held iu the Coußt-ROOM, in the SES*IONS_
not sx' in Chapel-street, on SATURDAY next, (To-morrow,)
the 14th iestent, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon.
JOHN WEIGHT, Major,
Town-hall,loth Dec., 1833.