The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-08 00:00:00

East India Dock Muse, St. Heten's-plare, London,
73rd September, 1833.
AVACANCY having occurred by. the itesigna-j4o of the
Sik.,..R.ErAg7 to the F.:Amr INDIA Duel( Cu ANY, such
persons as may be desirous of 'otresing theraselieirier that
Office are requested to address a letter to the Court of "Directors,
on or before the 26th of OetobeAt peat.
The Gentleman to be aptioilited Inuit be well acquainted with
the general operations of Commeree; and it is desirable that-he
should be welt informed. on all that relates to the Trade \of the
Port of London. He must be of an intelligent mind, and of
active, habits of business. He will have apartments in the
house of .the Company, in London, where he will be expected
to reside.

Every other particular may, be obtained by atplicatiOu to
JOHN FARRAN, Esq., St. Helen's-place, any ciav in the week,
except Fridays and Sundays, between the hours of Eleven and;
Three.

SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN
KNOWLED • %
MITE QUARTERLY MEET of the LIVERPOOL
1 DISTRICT •COMMITT _,-, of the' . SOCIETY for
PROMOTING CHRISTIAN NOWLEDGE will be held'
on.THURSDAY, the 11th instant, at One o'clock at the' BLUE
COAT HOSPITAL. (Signed) I'. BULMER.
J. B. MONK:
tip
- - } Secretaries.

TO BUTCHERS.
PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
A NY Person willing to CONTRACT for supplying the
WORKHOUSEtA.•- with BEEJ, in Quarters, including
from 80 to 100 lbs. per week of Si 11 Meat, all of. the first qua-
lity, for the next Six or TwekyeMonths, is requested to, send in
Sealed Tenders for each per Tea, to the:Parish-offices, Fenwick-
street, on or before MONDAY next, the I,lth instant.
' Any information respecting the daily consuniption, and the
manner .in which the same must be supplied, may be received
from the Governor, at the Workhouse.
By Order,
Parish-offices, Fenwick-street JOHN MACKINLAY, Secretary.
, sth October, Nat

BOROUGH AND TOWN' OF - LIVERPOOL. •
-CHARLES HORSFALL, ESQ., 1 FR.
THE GENERAL COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS
of the PEACE for this BOROUGH and TOWN will be
held in the NEW COURT-S4OM, on the south side of Cha-
pel-street, on MONDAY, the 21st of October instant, at Ten
r 6,06
o'clock in the Forenoon; hen and where all Persons bound
over to Appear and P cute, give. Evidence or Answer, are
to attend, on pain of t ir respective Recognizances being es-
treated.
And the COURT of, PASSAGE, for the Trial of CIVIL
CAUSES, will be held before the MAYOR and BAILIFFS
of the said Town, on Thursday, the 24th day of October instant,
at Ten o'clock in the Morning, of which the ATTORNEYS of
the Court are required to take notice. -

FOSTER,
Town-clerk and Clerk of the Peace.
' All persons are requested to take notice, that no Tra
verse will be tried at these Sessions, unless.the same be entered
for Trial in the Town-clerk's Office, on or before the first day
of the Sessions.

-'
An all nra ictments for Misdemeanours and Assaults found
at these sessions against Persons admitted to Bail must be en-
tered for Trial at or before Twelve o'clock, on the day next
after the charge vf the Grand Jury, Otherwise. the Trial'of the
same will stand over untit the Sesstons

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
lILT a Meeting of the Commissioners of Watch, Scavengers,
and Lamps, this 4th day of October 1833, the Accounts
of the Treasurer, from the 29th September, 1832,
to the 30th
September, 183.3, haying been audited and found correct.
Resolced,--That the same be published for general infor
P. WOODS, Clerk to the 'Ciunmissioners.

Scar
Me Commissioners of Watch, Scar. , 1 and Lamps, in Account
Current (from the 29th Septem , 1832, to the 30th September,
1833,) with the Parish of Liv 001.
To Balance of Cash on hajdfr the 29th Septem-
ber, 18.32 • :t
.. Ditto in the hands- :Messrs. Leyland and
Bullins, ditto. - 12 1 -1
.. Rate for 1832, collected at 11d...
in the £ £17803 2 0
.. Arrears ditto • 2262 1 9 20065 3 9

£ s. d.
3 14 11

Amounts received for Manure
sold to sundries
Amount 'received for Rent of a
Boat in the Manure Yard, Etna
Slip •

807 17 6

5 0 0
lo 8 0: 823 5 6

Timber in ditto

Amount received on account of broken Gas
Lamps
Ditto from Watchmen, &c. for Fines'
Ditto from the Parish of Liverpool for Coals.
Interest received from Sundries
A Dividend of ls. in the £ received from the
Estate of Roscoe, Clarke, and Co. ..

2 11 6
26 7 1
21 11 9
51 8 4

150 9 3

£21156 13 2

WATCH,
£ s. d•
By paid Wages to 118 Watchmen, 16
Captains' 3 Keepers of Lock-up
Houses, Fire-bell Ringer, Office-
Keeper, l'atroles, &c 7217 . 2 0
• Gratuities to Captains,Watchmen,
&c. for good conduct lB 0 0
▪ Clothes to Captains, Watchmen,
and Keepers of the Lock-u 1
Houses .-........... £314 4 b
.. Less received from 'Watch-
men on acc0unt........ 80 15 11
233 8 7

s. d.

auperanuated Watchmen
Towards the Funeral Expenses of
deceased Watchmen 7 7 0
For apprehending Felons
On account of Prosecutions
Out of the " Disposable Fund"

SCAVENGERS.
.. Scavengers' Wages . 1459 19 11
.. Cartage of Street Manure 1126 6 6
.. Rent of the Manure Yards, &c 170 11 6
.. Wheelwrights' Work, repairing
Carts, &c.
.. Brooms

GAS LAMPS.
▪ The Liverpool Gas Light Com-
pany, for One Year's Lightirlg ..7.4,91 7 5
.. The Liverpool Gas Light Coin-
pany, for Fixing and Removing
Pillars, &c. a 73 Q,
The Liverpool 011 Gas Light Com-
pany, for One Year's Lighting 243 6 0
'or' Lamp Irons, Pillars, and Job.
bing Iron Work .. ... 19815•• 7
.. For Gas Lanterns ....
......... 3 110
SUNDRIES, •
• For Repairing Water Tank and
Cartage of Water to Fires .. 39 8 0
• Rattles, £9 2s. 4d, Truncheons,
£4 10s., Oil and Lanterns,
£l4 78. .34,
.. Candles, £l4 78. Ild., Belts
3s. 44., Coals, £64 Is. ld. 83 12 -4
• Handcuffs, £12., Brushes, 19s. Gd. 12 19 6
• Rent of Offices and Yard,
£37 17s. 5d., Joiners' Work,
£52105. lid.
.. Plumber and Glaziers' Work,
£6 Bs. 9d., Brick Work, £35
16s. 5(1.
.. Removing Prisoners from the
Lock-up Houses 6O 0 0
• Law Expenses, ,£ll2 .9s. Id ,
Petty Expenses, £33 13s. 3d 146 2 4
.. Advertising, Printing, and Sta-
tionery, £l6O I4s. 4d., Water,
£3
.. Subscription to the Dispensary 5 5 0

SAII/111 lES.
.. The Collector's Commission 401 6 0
.. The Commissioner's Law Clerk
£BB Od., Treasurer's Clerk,,£140
.. The Treasurer's Assistant Clerk,
£6O, Superintendent and his
Clerk, £2BO 9s. 4d. 340. 9 4

910 10 4

By Balance due from Leyland and
Bullin this day 770 13 10
By Do. In the hands of the Treasurer 519 9

785 13 7

£21156 13 • 2

WILLIAM THORN HILL, Treasurer.
JAMES GILL,
Audited by MATTHEW NELSON, t C"lunissi"ers.