The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-03 00:00:00

Mame°.

WANTED, for two or thrveks, A YOUNG MAN
who can assist in makin out Accounts.
Address H. H., STANDA

A N ASSISTANT in a GRA IMAR SCHOOL is de-
sirous of a similar SITU PION in a good Private
School. or as Tutor in a Fami . He is competent to teach
Latin, Greek, and all the essentials of a superior Englis,
Education.

Apply, by letter to R. N. D , Mr. MoRRIcE, Bookseller,
Blackburn.

LIVERPOOL CORN XCHANGE.
MHE GENERAL ANNUAL METING of the PRO-
It PR lETORS will be held FRIDAY, the 13th instant,
at Eleven o'clock, at the COMMITTEE Room, Brunswick-
Areet. WILLIAM LOWE, Chairman.

STEAM TUG COMPANY.
A DIVIDEND of SIX TALIANGS per SHARE
1-I,_ will be paid to the Share lders of the above Com-
pany upon application to Messrs. SHACKLETON WRIGHT
and Iluis-rEa, No. 6, Brunswick-street, on and after Wed-
nesday next, the 4th instant.
Liverpool, 2nd July, 1838.

PARISH OF LIVERPOA.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY VEN, that a SPECIAL
L 1 GENERAL VESTRY will be held in SAINT NI-
CHOLAS' Cricacii, on TnutinsY, the sth day of July next,
at one o'clock in the afterillban, to take into consideration
the proposals of Thomas James Hall, Esq., on his mediation
for the settlement of the Church Endowment Question be-
tween the Corporation of Liverpool and the Trustees under
the Endowment Deed, and which have been approved and
adopted by the Council and Trustees as to their parts in the
arrangement. At which Vestry a motion will be submitted
to the Inhabitants -approving of the
_proposed arrangement
and sanctioning an application to Parliament for a Bill to
carry the sanie into effect.

Dated this 30th day of June, 1838.
WSJ. HUSON,
WM. GLADSTONE.
) Churchwardens.

PARIS II OF LIVERPOOL.
AT a Meeting of the Inhabitants assessed and contribut-
ing to the relief of the Poor within the Town of Liver-
pool, held in the Parochial Chapej of our Lady and Saint
Nicholas, in the said town, on Tl> rsday, the 28th of June,
1838, (pursuant to notice dulyt blished according to the
directions of the Act for the befter Paving and Sewerage of
the Town of Liverpool,) for the purpose of nominating and
choosing such and so many Commissioners as would be e-
quisite to supply the subsisting vacancies in the number of
Commissioners. according to the provisions of the said Act.
The Rev. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, one of the Rec-
tots in the Chair.

A Summary or Report of the Recaipis and Expenditures
of the Commissioners for the year Pnding the 23d day of June,
1838, was laid before the Inhabitants, as directed by the Act,
and read.

It being reported to this Meeting, that of the nine Com-
missioners chosen ono of the Council there were five vacancies,
occasioned by the disqualification, by non.attendancep of
James Hey worth, Esq., William Shand, Esq., and Crawford
Logan, Esq•; and by the retirement by ballot, of .john
Holmes, Esc, and James Lawrence,-Esq.; and that of the
fifteen other Commissioners there were seven vacancies, or-
cassioned by the disquaiification, by non-attendance, of Mr.
Richard Harbord and Mr. Robert Heywood; and by the re-
tiretnent, in pursuance of the provisions of the Act, of Mr.
James Aspinall, Mr. Samuel Johnson, Mr. George Barton
Irlam, Mr. Edward Gibbon, and Mr. William Wales.
The following Gentlemen, having been severally proposed
and seconded, were respectively declared duly elected Com-
missioners to supply the subsisting vacancies, namely :
OUT OP THE COUNCIL.

In the place of
James Hey worth ...disqualified....James Heyworth.
William Shand do Charles Birch.
Crawford Logan do Crawford Logan.
John Holmes retired John Holmes.
James Lawrence . ...... do James Lawrence.
RATE PAYERS.
Richard Harbord...disqualified James Gill.
Robert Heywood.. do John Kilshaw.
James Aspinall retired James Aspinall.
Samuel Johnson do Samuel Johnson.
George Barton Mara ...do George Barton Irlam.
Edward Gibbon do Edward Gibbon.
William Wales. d0...• ...John Leyland.
AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair—
Resolved, on the motion of Mr. JOHN HOLMES—That the
thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Reverend Rector
Augustus Campbell, for his impartial conduct in the Chair.
EDWD. G. DEANE, Clerk to the Commissioners.

A Summary of the Accounts of the Commissioners udder the-
" Paving and Sewerage Act." with the " Parish of Liver-
pool," from the 24th June, 1837, to the 23d June, 1838,
Paring and
Old Sewers. " ew Sewers.
£ s. d. £ s. d.

RECEIVED.

To Balance as per last Account, in the
hands of the Treasurer
Amount in the hands of Leyland and
202 7 6
linllins
Paving Rate for 1837, collected at 8d in
the pound .£14,298 12 10
Ditto for 1836 4,716 7 8
Ditto fur 1835 lB5 17 0
19,196 17 6'
Sewerage Rate for 183/, collected at 4d in
the pound
Ditto for 1835 2,604 7 9
Ditto for 1835

7,009 4 8

Amount received from the Corporation,
in conformity with the Act of Parlia-
ment, being an annual sum in lieu of
Paving and Repairing certain Streets
and Sewers
Amount received from Ditto, being an
annual sum to be applied to the pur-
poses of the New Sewerage only
Amounts received on Account of Laying
out and Paving Great Howard-street
and Victoria-road, viz :
From the Corporation of Li-
verpool £1,323 9 10
John Shaw Leigh, Esq. 1,404 14 IJ
Sundries for Sand 45 2 3
2,773 6 H

Amount received from
The Liverpool New Gas and
Coke Co. for Paving... £283 10 8
The Liverpool Gas Light
Co. for Ditto 213 14 8
The Liverpool (Bootle)
Water Co. for ditto
The Trustees of Mrs. Mo-
lyneux's charity for ditto 230 0 0
Sundries for ditto ... •
Ditto for Flagging 169 19 9
Ditto for Crossing Stones 7O 12 2
Ditto for Paving Stones
Ditto for Iron Posts
1,168 8 5

Amount received on account
of the sewerinFraser-street 10 0 0
For sundry Branch Drains .. 68 9 0

Amount received from sundries on ac-
count of Law Charges 24 11 0
Interest received from Leyland and Bul-
lies, &c 1 14 2

£28,369 14 5

PAID.

Paring and
Old Sewers.

PAVING, FLAGGING, OLD SEWHILS, &C.
By amoimt paid for £ s. d.
Wages to Paviers, Labour-
ers, Excavators, &c. £7,975 2 6 .. • .
Paving Stones, Breakers &
square Sets 5,866 17 11
Wages to Stone Breakers
Crossing, Curb and Eye
Stones
Flats 1,987 14 4
Flagging, and Masons'
Wages repairing Flags B9B 12 5
Repairing and Cleansing
Sewers, making new
Branches, and N% ages to
Watchmen •• •• 637 83 .. .. • •
Sewer Gratings, and Iron
Guard Posts 6O 12 6.. •
Cartage of Materials
Iron Work and Repairing
Tools, &c. for Workmen 201 8 8
heelwrights' Work do
Plumbers' and Glaziers'
Work, and Repairing
Gas and Water Pipes 37 510 .. .•
Rent of Offices and Yards 192 10 0
Advertising 53 19 3 .. • •
Printing and Stationary . • 61 13 6
Law Charges
Stone Masons' Work, &c .• •• ••
£332 13s. 10d., Lime,
£55 2s. 10c1
Office Keepers' Wages,£27
65.. Petty Expenses, £l7 44 6 0
Water for Offices, Mea-
suring Tapes, Bcc 3 17 0
23,616 0 10

WATERING THE STREETS.
By amount paid for
Water, per Liverpool and
Harrington, Liverpool
(Bootle) Water Co.'s Re. £259 7 10
Cartage of Water, £636 Os.
4d., Pumpers' Wages,
n ss.
Repairing and Painting
Carts, £96 Bs. 10d., Sun-
dries, £3 2s. 7d.
Repairing Iron and Wood
Pumps and Water Tanks 61 7 4
Superintendents' Wages 65 8 0
1,215 19 11
NEW SEWERS.

By amounts paid on Account of Contracts
for Sewers in
Vauxhall-road . .. £3,612 9 3
Paradise-street andWhite-
chapel
Chapel-street and Tithe-
barn-street
Regent-road ....•
Ilighrield-street 527 3 1
Parliament-street 1,260 15 11
Richmond-row
Knight-street lOO 0 0
Great Crosshall-street 7B II 11
Copperas.hill
' Derby-street
Canning-place
Fraser-street
Mount-pleasant 209 13 7
Sundry Streets
Watchmen's Wages at the
different Shafts
Lanterns, Oil, Sough Boots
Top Coats, 8:e.
Repairing Gas and Water
Pipes
Wood Fence at Sewer,

Beacon's Gutter 2O 0 0
The Superintendent's Sa-
lary

111,468 15 6

SALARIES.

By amount paid the
Treasurer, £125. Treasu-
rer's Clerks, £l2l 10s £246 10 0
Law Clerk
Six Collectors' Salaries and
Commission
Two Assistant Surveyors 287 10 0
Commissioners' Assistant
serving Notices, &c 27 16 6
1,071 16 6
By amount in the hands of Leyland and
Bullins
By balance in the hands of the Treasurer 011 5

205 0 0

4,558 7 9

£`18,36914 5
Audited by JOSEPH GIBBONS, t
Commissioners.
THOMAS KAY E,
CAPES ASHLIN, Treasurer.
Liverpool, 23d June, 1838.

18,135 7 1