The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02 00:00:00

REMOVAL OF THE POWDER MAGAZINE.
A T a PUBLIC MEETING of the LANDOWNERS and
...CA. INHABITANTS of the PARISH of WALLASEY;
'assembled by Public Notice, at the Egiemont Hotel, this tirst
'ay of October, 1833, to consider the propriety of applying for
an Act of Parliament, or adopting such other method us may
be considered most desirable to obtain the removal of the
Powder Magazines from this Parish,

Mr. WM. HEALING:in the Chair.

The following resolutions were unanimously adopted :
Ist.—That the continuancd of the Powder Magazines in this
Parish is, from the vast quantities of Powder deposited there,
highly dangerous to the lives and property of the inhabitants
of this part of the county, and of the town and neighbourhood
of Liverpool, and interposes a considerable check to the pro-
gress of improvement, and the landowners and inhabitants of
this palish will use every endeavour to obtain the removal of so
perilous a depot.
2d.—That the opinions of the Attorney-General and Sir
William Follett be taken as to the power of removing the
Magazines by indictment, and that, if favourable, the same be
• forthwith indicted.
3d.—That in the meanwhile notice be given of intention to
apply to Parliament for an Act to r ove the Magazines, and
that in case the opinions given b nfavourable to removal by
indictment, or should such indict nt fail, that the Committee
hereinafter appointed be authorised to apply to Parliament
should they deem it desirable.
4th.—That in such Act of Parliament a clause he introduced
• that the expenses thereof, and all moneys necessary for the
purposes of the said act, may be raised by a rate on the
• Parishes of Liverpool and Wallasey.
s.—That the Cot poration of Liverpool be requested to afford
assistance in such application.
6.—That Messrs. Thomas Lowry, James Atherton, J. A.
Marsden, Henry E. Robson, William Healing, Vincent Hig-
gins, and William Bartley, be appointed a Committee to col-
lect information, and for the purpose of forwarding the objects
of this meeting.
7.—That all subscriptions to be received .for the purpose of
forwarding the object of these resolutions be paid to Mr.
Henry E. Robson, as Treasurer, for the purpose.
B,—That notice of these resolutions he given in each of the
Liverpool papers.

W. HEALING, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair, the thanks of the meet-
ing were unanimously voted to him.

VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL ARE INFORMED„
• THAT AT

LACEY'S REPOSITORY OF ARTS,
AND

JUVENILE LIBRARY,
Aro. 64, BOLD-STREET',

THEY will find an Assortment of interesting Publications
1. calculated for Presents, splendidly Embellished, and richly
Bound, at prices less by one-half than are frequently given for
Works of inferior merit and appearance. A variety of beau-
tiful Annuals, at one-third the original price. Albums and
Scrap Books, with Drawings and Prints, in every variety, to
fill them, 30 per cent. less than any where out of London.
Also, Writing Papers and General Stationery, in quality un-
usually superior, and in price extremely moderate.
Merchants, Captains, Traders, and Persons Emigrating, are
particularly referred to H. Lsczv's Establishment. where they
may be surplied will: numrus saleable Articles, on highly
advantageous terms.

An Assortment of PRINTS, ready Framed, suitable sizes
and subjects for Apartments and Cabins.
Folios-of Prints and Caricatures Lent for Evening Parties.
Lacey's Railway Companion, and Manchester Guide, price
One Shilling.
WRITING PAPERS, in price and quality, more advan-
tageous to the Purchaser than anywhere out of London. ,
Quire. Ream.
Good Bath Post. - 9s. Od.
Middle Do 0 8 -12 0
Superfine Do U 10 -15 6
Extra sized Do 1 0 -18 0
Do. thick Do 1 2 -22 6
Extra thick and fine . 1 2 -21 0
Do. do. gilt -
Superfine satin. 1 0 -18 0
Do. gilt or black . 1 2 -21 0
Finest thick satin 1 2 -21 0
Superfine satin, black border 1 6 -25 0.
Superfine tinted satin. 1 6 -27 0 .
Super thin laid Post..
Do. do. thick
Do. bl,ne wove satin 0 10 -15 6
Do. do. do 1 2 -22 6
Do. Bank Post, for foreign letters 1 0 -18 U
Do. large blue wove 1 2 -20 0
Fine yellow Foolscap •.. 1 3 -22 6
Superfine do.
Fine laid d0..
Superfine do 1 4 -25 0
Do: Pot. 0 9 -13 6
Note Papers, varions sizes and qualities, at equally low prices.
The -very finest Sealing Wax that is manufactured, 20 or 40
sticks, 4s. (id. per lb., Embossed Ditto, ss. per lb., Fancy Co-
lours. Gold, Spangled, Bronzed, &c., 48 sticks, ss. 64. per lb.