The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-13 00:00:00

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MONEY WANTD,(..-----
ANTED to BORROW, from '5 'o EI.OO, on good
'«T ANTED
for a limited period, a or which 5 per cent.
will be given.—Apply to J. C. L., Standard-office, (letters
post-paid.)

VWANTED, a well-educated Youth 3,4 6.P.PRENTICE
to the OH. and DRYSA I.TEP.Y 13 . INESS. Respectable
references will be required. A small progressive Salary will
be given.—Apply at the Standard-office.

WANTED, by a respectable Yount Ma aced 37, a SI-
TUATION as CLERK or B -KEEPER, in a
Mercantile House or Office, where it wo be his study to make
himself generally useful. The Advertiser has been many years
accustomed to business, and understands Book-keeping. The
most respectable references as to character can be given.—Ap-
ply to J. L., at the Standard-office, (if by letter, post-paid.)

BUTLER WANTED.
IVABNteTary4D
I‘,lainn aasGOATR's
‘Fv;liomeilayn h Wales, a
an unexcep-
tionable character for sobriety and honest • A Person of 35 or
36 years of age will be preferred.—All app ications to be made
(post-paid) to the Office of this paper.

THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER, FISH
COMPANY.
CAPTAIN GEORGE GERMAINE, MANAGER..
t'ijsILFADE,TaAnRr. active
;leand e intelligentst)ete v 103
p
11 e r'e
te nit° toa act as
the Books and take the general manav,eme 44 the Company's
Office, and will be required to provide sureties to the extent of
£5OO.

Sealed Tenders, (post-paid,) addressed " To the Committee
of Management," must be forwarded to the Solicitors of the
Company before the 16th instant.
The Committee have obtained an adequate number of Fish-
ing Smacks of the first class, manned by experienced Fisher-
men, and fully equipped in every respect to enable them to
insure an abundant and regular supply of Fish of every kind.
The Committee have also secured the purchase of a most eli-
gible site for their Depot and Offices.
By order, WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN,
. • Solicitors to the Company.

TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
BEG leave most respectfully to offer myself as a CANDI-
:I DATE for the Situation of COLLECTOR -of TAXES.
should a vacancy occur. I am the son of the late Sioteon
Frankland, Dock Master; and, 'should I he elected, it •-1i be
my endeavour to fill the Situation in such a manner • to merit
your approbation.,
I am, Ladies and Gentle ,
Your obedien Servant,
S. B. FRANKLAND.
13, Parker-street.
WM. MAYBRICK, Clerk of St. Peter's Church, most
respectfully solicits the Votes and Interests of his Friends in
favour of his Son-in-law, S. B. Frankland, Candidate for the
Situation of Tax Collector, should -a vacancy take place.—
Basnett-street, May 7. 1836.

LADIES AND GENTLEM/,N,
AS the Vestry will meet To-day, (Friday,) in ST. N tiOLAS
CHURCH, at One o'clock, I earnestly entreat the attendance
of my Friends to support me as a CANDIDATE r the SI.
TUATION of COLLECTOR of GOVERNM " T TAXES
and PARISH RATES.
My humble claims to your notice are founded on past services,
upwards of four years, in the Office for the Collection of Pari!di
Rates, and previously three years in that of Government Taxes,
and on the intimate knowledge I necessarily possess of the Du-
ties of a Collector.

Trusting that these considerations will not be deemed un-
worthy your attention, I 'Titian, Ladies and Gentlemen, your
obedient humble servant, GEORGE WELSH.
Co/lector's Office, Fenwick-street.

TO THE PARISHIONERS AND RATE-PAYERS OF
LIVERPOOL,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
I
BEG to return you my most sincere thanks file kind
support you have shewn me in Canvassing ' le Situation
of TAX-COLLECTOR, but finding that Ish d, at this time,
not be likely to succeed, I have, with the advice of my Friends,
come to the determination of RESIGNING, and beg most
respectfully to sulicit your Votes and Interest in favour of MR.
EDWARD GREEN, also a CANDIDATE for the Office,
and I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
JOHN ATKINSON.

TO THE RATE-PAYERS AND PARISHIONERS OF

LIVERPOOL.

GENTLEMEN,
IBEG leave to offer myself to your notice as a CA. DATE
for the Situation of coLucTOR of TA-' should 'a
Vacancy occur in consequence of Mr. For d resigning his
situation, and• Mr. Hart's removal to his 0 .e.

I have now been a llate:P;eTertW the l;;t Fifteen Years;
and beg leave respectfully to solicit your Votes and Interest.
Should I be elected to the office, it will be my endeavour to ful.
11l the duties of the situation faithfully, and to merit your ap•
probation. -

I remain, Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant.
EDWARD GREEN.
P.S—E. G. begs to inform his friends that the Vestry Meet-
ing is fixed fur One o'clock THIS DAY, at St. Nicholas's
church.
43, Great George-street, April2B, 1836.

TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
A. BEG most respectfully to offer myself a. a CANDIDATE
for the Situation of COLLECTOR of TAXES, and trust
that the strong. testimonials which 1 shall pr are on the day of
Nomination will be satisfactory. -
I have been several years Aavertisitt4nd Collecting. Clerk
at the Courier-office, the experience o- which has given me a
thorough knowledge of the town ; and I have also paid rates
between nine and ten years.
I am, Ladles and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient humble servant,
C. W. TOWNSHEND.

Castle-street, April 30, 1836,