 Of the newcomers only one lapsed, as they saw no stigma attached to a Jewish identity.Though 1837–43 were years of recession, 28 more Jewish merchants migrated from the Netherlands and Northern Germany; and Samual Hadida from Gilbraltar and Abraham Nissim Levy from Constantinople acquired a warehouse in Mosley Street.The 1841 census shows at least 76 Jews engaged in the cotton trade in Manchester.