The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-09-11 00:00:00

CALLS.

The directors, ill conformity to their expressed intention at
the last meeting, have made ml,/ one call, and that for the
sum of £3 per share, upon the vroprietors, which call became
due on toe 11th,of August last, and is now in satisfactory
course of payment. In reference to the future, the directors
believe that one call of £3 per share will suffice fur the pre-
sent year ; and there will at all times be an interval of at
least three mouths between every two calls, whilst the large
number of shares .of which the company consists have the
effect of limiting each call to a moderate amount.

RADICAL CURE OF CORNS
WITHOUT CUTTING OR THE LEAST PAIN.

AXONS. J. PICA RD, from Paris, has
the honour tol
iL announce to the Inhabitants of Liverpool and its
Vicinity, that he undertakes the total eradication of CORNS,
BUNIONS, and every hard substance on or between the
Toes, without cutting, by means of an Elixir of his own
composition. The operation is performed in the space of
two minutes, without the least pain, and the patient may
resume his dress and occupation, with the satisfaction of
carrying the Corn or Root in his hand.
Mons. I'. is in possession of a great number of flattering
testimonials, (=ranted him in France and other foreign parts,
and by distinguished Physicians and Surgeons, which have
been given twelve months after the cure.
The Doctor will give attendance daily from Seven to Nine
in the Morning, and from Five to Seven in the Evening, at
his residence, Mr. Wm. \Vatburton's, 167, London-road,
near the Bath Arms Hotel.

Ail letters (post-paid) will be instantly attended to.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL,
in the County of Lancaster, 5
A T this M EETINGofthe COUNCIL of the BOROUGH
of LIVERPOOL, holden on WEDNEsnas, the first
day of August, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-
efght, being the Fourth Quailed) Meeting of the Council, in
the Council Chamber, in the Town-hall.
Present.

WILLIAM RATH

Richard Sheil.
din Brown,
Geo“,z,e Hob.
Christopher HirdJones,
Robert Beim,
E)re Evans,

cousc

Jiihn Holmes,
Ciawforit I.otrAn,
Richard ll.ittglthin,
Enoch flarvet,
\l'ilfian~ Shaul,
'William PrPsion,
Christopher Rawdon,
John B.trtin,
Benj ,win Frankland,
Henry. Holmes,
Thomas Sands,
Jo'hua Wainat.ley,
Thomas 8..1i0n,
Charles Birch,
.I•ihn Woolright,
John Bibby,

BONE, Esq., Mayor.

Thomas Holt,
Ittines Moon,
Thionas Bulley,
Purst.r Freme,
Ormerud ileynorth.

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Cm per,
lien Lai ranee,
John Nelson ‘Voud,
Witham Lassell,
William Earle, junior,
Thomas Alorecroft,
Thomas 13:acklo.irn,
Thomas Cot„ilati,
Joseph Alason,
Elsatd Sear,
John Swith,
George Hail Lawrence,
F. ancis Jordan,
John Platt.
William Wallace Currie,
Widiatn INPAtirdu Duncan

Charles Lawrence,
Wheleas a Committee, duly appointed at the Quarterly
Meeting ‘,l the Council, Ibticlen in the Council Chamber,
Within the Towndialt of the said Borough, on Thursday, the
Ninth nay of November, 1837, dad, on the 21th day of
November last,

As to Lorries, Wagghns, Timber Cal-H:l7es, Dra vs,
• Carts. and like Ciarrages plying fur hire in the Borough
of Live.paol, and the Owners and Drivers thereof,
order, aid ordain, and make, amongst °theta, a Byelaw as
toliowe

6. Stands and Statiunv for Cart, and Carters."
?Wet bilMictifs

frequentmgsuch wands shall place, their cairiages thereon,
with the horses' heads in such direction and manner as is
hereinafter specified, and that the several drivers shall be
con.tantly attendant upon weir respective carriages at the
said stands, and every driver who shall make delault in coin-
pliance with this t, etaw shall tot felt awl pay fur such offence
the fine of sum of five shillings; and for a second offence,
alleged and proved as such, the fine or soot of ten shi hugs;
arid for every offence, being sultsequent to a second offence,
and alleged and probed as such, the fine ur sum of twenty
shillings.
Un ler which said order, and as further part of the said
B)elavr, here specified certain places fot stands for such car-
riages and stations tor driver., with certain regulations as•to
the direction and manner of the heads of the horses of car-
riages thereon placed.

And whereas it is expedient to amend the said Byelaw, now
under and by virtue of a local Act, passed in the tcrst year of
the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, inti-
tuled, "Au Act fur reviving, extending, and varying the
powers of an Act passed in the twenty-sixth year of his late
Majesty King George the Third, for making and widening
certain streets, passages, and places in the Town of Liver-
pool, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, and for several
other purposes in the said Act mentioned; and also for fur-
ther improving the said Town." And another local Act,
passed in the fifth and sixth years of the reign of his late
Majesty Kiug William the Fourth, intituled, "An Act for
altering, amending, and extending the flowers and provisions
of an Act of the sixth year of his late Majesty King George
the Fourth, fur the regulation of Buildings in the Town of
Liverpool, and fur the other purposes therein mentioned, and
fur granting fnrther and additional powers for •the improve-
ment and regulation of the said Town, and the preservation
of property therein from fires and otherwise." And another
local Act, passed in the first year of the reign of her present
Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled. "An Act for altering,
amending, improving, and extending the provisions of cer-
tain Acts of Parliament relating to the Town of Liverpool,
in the County Palatine of Lancaster." And by virtue of an
Act passed in the sixth and seventh years of the reign of his
late Majesty King William the Fourth, intituled, " An Act
for the ',otter adnunistratiuu if Justice in certain Boroughs."
It is ordered and ordained by the said Council, and the said
Council do hereby order and ordain, that, fiem and after
such time as these present Bvelaws shali come into operation
and take effect, the said Byelaw,made by the said Committee,
shall be rescinded, and the same is hereby, by the said Coun-
cil, rescinded accordingly ;- and under and by virtue of the
several focal Acts, and by virtue of the said Act of the sixth
and seventh years of the reign of his said late Majesty, it is
hereby ordered and ordained, and the said Council do here-
by order and ordain, and make the following Byelaws
As to Lorries. Waggons, Timber Carriages; Drays, Carts,
and like Carriages plying for Hire in the Borough
of Liverpool, and the Owners and Drivers thereof.

1. Stands and Stations for Carts and Carters

That the several places hereinafter mentioned, and none
other, shall be, and the same are hereby fixed and appointed
as Stands for such Carriages and Stations for Drivers, and
that the Drivers frequenting such Stands shall place their
Carriages thereon, with the horses' heads in such direction
and and manner as is hereinafter specified. and that the
several Drivers shall be constantly attendant upon th.eir re-
spective Carriages, at the said Stands, and no Drivers shall
snake use of any other place as a Stand or Staticn fin any such
Carriage. And every Driver who shall make detault in cotn-
pliance with this Byelaw, shall forfeit and pay fur such offence
the fine or sum of five shillings ; and far a second offence,
alleged and proved as such, the fine or sum of ten shillings
and for every offence,
,being subsequent to a second offence,
and alleged and proved as such, the tine or sum of twenty
1' Road east side of Brunswick Hall-tide Dock, from Weigh-
ing-tnachine southward, horses' heads facing eastward."
N'irthiast end of Queen's-Dot k, front the corner of the
Piazzas westward to the flags, horses' hsa,.s to the south; and
thence westward to Kin's Dock Quay, horses' heads to the
west."

' Wapping, west side of road. close to footway, from
Ironmonger-place southward, leasing five feet clear trotu the
crossing, hoses' heads to the east!'
North end of King's Dock, as at present, horses' heads
eastward."

" East side Canning Dock Quay, horses' heads westward."
George's Dock, the whole length of the east shed, with
horses' heads lacing the Goree. Carters, at all times, to make
way for carts t hat h love occasion to pass to or from the shed."
" Prince's-Dock, south end, along the mark or line of stone
laid down for that purpose, with horses' heads to the south."
" North end do., with horses' heads to the south.",
" East side of du., horses' heads to south or north close to
the wall."

" Waterloo Dock, along the south wall, with horses' heads
to the east."

Victoria Dock, along the east wall close to the footway,
horses' heads to the south."

•"rrafaigar Dock, in a line with the Lock-pit, horses'
heads to the east."

Clarence Dock, east side, close to the wall."
" Back Hood-street, near Wit. John's Market, horses' heads
towards the market."

2. Copy of these Byelows.
That the Owner or Owners of any such Carriage, duly re-
registered, and the Driver of every such Cat riage, having a
registered license, shall be entitled to a copy of these By claws,
certified by the signature of the Clerk of the Peace, without
any charge for the same; and every ropy of these Byelaws,
after the delivery of such first copy, that may be required by
auv of the said parties, shall be certified by the Clerk of the
Peace, and delivered without charge: provided, that the
party requiring the same shall also require a copy of the said
Bvelaws, made by the said Committee, and pay .for the same
the appointed fee of One Shilling; but, otherwise, for every
copy of these Byelaws, after the first, One Shilling shall be
paid to the Clerk of the Peace certifying and delivering the
same. .

3, i3yelaws of the CommTtlee as hereby amended, confirmed,
and these Byelaws and those of the Committee to be construed
together.
That the Byelaws of the Committee, as now altered and
amended, are hereby confirmed, and these Byelaws, and the
Byelaws of the Committee, shall be construe,t together.

4. Commencement af these Byelaws.
That these Byelaws shall commence from the Twenty-
ninth day of September next. •
WILI,IA BONE, Mayor.
Pursuant to slh and 6th William IV: e. 54. extended by
Ist Victoria, c. 98. D. RADCLIFFE,
Otark u j the Pe Ace for the Borough