The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-09 00:00:00

1 • , PIII7 it Pki . • • Oti Ifj t \ 4 x p r , t 4 4 A . f`a4d1,...4 V 4. No, 6,486.) DE, ErT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE l'ACti I:I SIIIP. —Fut SY uNKY Wrest ha ril • , thr fsth 11.tnit, hat shipping day Y.Stli Marla* n ,-11pyrr alu tow p NAOMI. A All, 700 to register, P Conuutud:r r loading In the Nast India Decks. This hat a various poop, Stud Eta UM ore .:.nration tn. ccnnfort a passenger& f i rr l tri= ••‘',. papa's apply to DErisr sod MOOSE, 9, ——— - • E virr and MOORE'S AUSTRALLLIT LINE 1) .1 i•A, 10 ,llIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (to altml Hawley, and win hays Immediate dr. Clipper Ship IMIOADWATLit, A I -71 tOlll mister. T. S. STOCKMAN, Commander: , r the London Omits. This nos ship, built under special n.t frr her fast-sailing qualities and sound delivery •ile ha, a full poop, with tint-rats aecornmodatios thin pas-anger.—For terms of freight or wimp 0 1:v TfT and SIOORE. 9, Billiter-steust. DEVITT awl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ! PACKET aILIP.—For LACBCDITON Direct shortly • 1 m the colony, and will have Immediate despatotn. • limit eliprer barque WWIIIITRY, A 1, 330 tees • • . kn a , aSt ITH. Commander: London Docks • „,„ xpresly for the Launceston trade, and has . •ommodation for a few chief cabin —ice t : ; fr.Lght or Imago, apply to Mr. T. B. WA ISA. . or to DE \ITT and MOORE, He. 9, Balder. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of irrEe rAct CM for ♦RlraALio trove Leedom 46ael Ship. csaaw. Docks. Grenadier .• 1,0011 j 11. ladle .. goyalAtbert •• a 2,500 Y. 'ode 4 ' with= Mel- i. WV ,1L Io _ .... wa ~ - •• • , blush . , ..Cherwell v•. ,irler .. Maltil4l4 ; 2,50. 'I. India ~.. :..;.‘l.l .. Fusilier , 2WO 'E. ladle M . .i.,,„1 .: u j o " i ° o . l l . the . :, 2.540 ; & India Yank 10 April 10 May 10 June 10 March 25 Much 31 April 2$ crlebnned line of paeketa bare, by their punetaality and r ,naees, earned a warld.kneera reyatation. and tbair pen ~..oramodltion funurpassed by any yards afloat.—Par rA . - n0 ,13 ” rennbettpa freight nt Damp la Australia anitt a t Ot— RAISE+ and Lb..Liverpo Um ol : an Apsts for Like and T. IL MACKAY and Co., 1. Ideadeshallmnet, u. E.C . VEW ZEALAND (Free Grants ). — WlLLlE, a „ GAMS. mud CO.'S LNE. Itetabtlitted la 1813. nmiermeutioned were s. whisk milord such general ad , t,: 0 3 AS Cannot he found in those et say other tbbe, will be j .; .• nt-tenoto.ally: To SW y:: ,yLn Nit.. rF e eel. Aaeldsad led. Ceablebeey 15t h March. Ausklood 2sth Mardi. Otago Slit March. A t 10 years ; Al 9 years Al 7 7 , 1 4 n1 A I 12 yews i W &au:l:Jure. — %;;.1) to wI ELI.. GANN, sod Co.. d Crosby-square. who bays rued tee lona% edition of thoLr •• Head Bonk of New or to GREEN, ROBINSON, aodCo., 1 arid?, last India AVtt..e. fiCNARD LINE.—BRITISH sod NORTH 1,/ AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STRAY-SHIPS, aypolatad by Rk Alr.s.lty to Aoa bet.Wollll LIVERPOOL sad NRW TORR. an t 'Ceorr.r.LITERPOOL and BOSTON, the Bodes drips calling land and receive paaseasers sad Rahn The fro low= or the, woods are apsolntird to gin trots Livens:mi. .rtto _ NINI 1. , r NEW VOILIC, Saturday, March 12. Talon. i.,—.veers and goods for Nassau and Havana, to be rr. 4: New York on board the R. M.R.S. Corsica. 01:1. A. tie LVlATON,Sattrday, )(arch 19. for N EW YORK, Batiiday, March .1& fusser moae7. including steward's has sad prorbdons, but intholit wlnn or liquors:—To Halt= aad Basicq chief cabin. second cabin. LI& To New York, chief cabta. 426 net cabin. £lB. Freight to Halifax. &atm, and New Tort. LS M et con. and 5 per cent. primage.—Apply to J. B. Foord, 52, Old BrA letreet, Loudon J. IL CIUTIO, Barre, and 12, Place de la Paris O. and J. Barak Buchananatreet. OUNgeow : D. rt c 'l7.lver, Queenstown: D. D. and C. Wieir, Diet UrerpsoL QTEAM from LONDON to NEW YORK. 0 The BSITII3H and AIIVJUCAN BTIAII NAVIGATION , NPANY I..hatted) wtli despatch one of the undermentioned ,71endlel tact screw Members t *ice earls month ter New Teri. ShiP• Tom. Elonetower. 2.500 800 CapWe Mow. 2.500 SOO Captain Couch. 2.500 800 Cap4BlB Pros& 2.500 800 Captain Harris. :11 , 41,1 New York The otandficent vessels are unsurpeesed by aey ocean-going ".earner, and hare accommodation for passengers replete with vary eorafint. The line will commence at an early date, the wt day to hs fixed In a later ansonncement. To load In the It ides Docks.—For freight or passage apply to the Company's trots. ALFRED LAYING and Co., 70, Covahlll. DR I LLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLI PPS, and J. co despatch the naidermentlemed grettlaaa gleaners: tor goprEltDAll. the BAVAVIER. every Sunday moring. ton, Ilinviltage Tier, at 10 gm calling at Blackmail for pea. Kneen at 11 a.m. Fares. £2 el 105., and 17a. rd.: and the P 1 t NnOND every Monday modals early tram off the Tower. fare al. i•riIIEMEN. Dmitri! vessels, Tinder Russian Bag, the ADLER, Eor ACHWALBY.. every Thursday morning weather per. ulUthe • at 8 am., from Horaelydown, and from Blackmail at :) am. Fares. Cl. and los . Sur GOTHENBURG. the LONDON. about March IS, from 8-ov1)•lown Tama. e. 3 3a., s*.t Sa, .ad ell. To be followed 4) ths .I , T.AF MASA, or t, paniagr. Re.. apply at Chapttaa raireraal Nara. tearst•circua, W.. or to PRIMIPIS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, U. Rood-lane. LC. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN itAILWAY.—.PENNSYLVANIA Di VISON. ,t.poNg DCC April tat lost, will be PAID In London at the e• °militated Bank 'Liaise& No. 7, Peechurch-street, Loodoo , st the exchange of is to the dollar. Coupooa will be repaired 4, be 10,12 rd at the Othce of the Company two days pre li only examkat{nn. Lowlqn. 7, 014 Broad-street, March SOAK AMENDED PROSPECTUS OF T HE IMPERIAL FINANCIAL COMPANY Lhitßed). Le.mted under the Compelslel Act, leer, by which the hability of the shartholden V Limited to the mount of their shirrs. Pt ID 100.000 shams of £5O each. first i.tU 50,000 shares. Deposit CI on appintion, and Cl on allotment. zqbee.esent calk not Oeseeed C 1 10a.. sad at Intervals of not less than three months. • caD win be made until after the expiration of three months from the dam ef allotment It le not Intended to call up more than LIU per share ; but as the °terminus of the Company increme^ and wore share capital ran be advantageously employed, further Menem of than, will be made, • preference being given to the them ettstinr shaerh-ldrrm. CRAlliall—jOHN CHAPMAN. Req.. Dtroctor of the Union Bank of Loselos. l i kprri . CatremaN—ritioßGE GORDON MACPHERSON, Fan., Chairman of the Agra and United Service Bank. John tinter Hanson, D1R20,018. Ludt Egg., Director of the National Provincial of England. Cm„tain J. Gilbert Johnston, Director of the London and South Weskit Railway Company. "ult. Kelton. Esq., Deputy Chairman of the Thames and Mersey Marine Ineuranee Company . . Amy Pally . oty . (iceman, of the Royal Et, Lace Assurance Corporation. Hakim , cholehtld, EN., M.P., Director of the Union Bank of s l.tidiald Doti Scott, Kart., Director of the National Rosin 'tat Sank of Enclusa. ii " t r , Dub! semiotic. Eon.. M.P.. 39, Upper firervenorakrest. Gataaat Marmots-1% Yemen. Sasdemaa, Fag. Birllllo.l. - nr.r. flank ..f London, Prinees.areet. Manalon.honse. 1 A.,es anii United Service Bank ,Limited'. Ti. Cannon-street. t rt. Me• M. Amherst, Morris, and Co.. iswv7. tit. , —Mean knight, Coleman, and Co., 1, Royal Exchange buildlrga swlrrtr.r em tem.—Arthur C. Blunt, Esq. OMeee-21. Pinch-lane., r'irfl'ink beg to ant .. race that they have concluded sailmfactor airangemenk, securing the powerful interest " co-operation of several eminent arms, amongst those ..f ilemmrs Peto, Betta, Retk Dreamy, Waring moat I ems Brothers. • •• _ . . •-• .0.11, of these • is the Directors have re. t • Inernur the .4,1131 of the Company to 5.000.u00 ster • •••• v , orhare. R.Z.O each. the first Issue of which will • ..hares a.So each. • t r , vrid appli.ants wdl have the option of renewing their : 1 . 1 .• or. or ha, mg their deposits returned : bat so Increase .• • .11ah,r shares originally applied for sea be enter- i 9 ^f tilla amended as. with as unaided form of n fnr shams. will ha immedl.tey forwarded to every • spahrsot. and no fresh application" caa Do neared. TEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS.— •r RAND BALL 0011PANY Udattad).—BOND! oe Pik t ar• PM., ready tee vase ' othatitutiag a drat charge awn Pr tarty at th e Company, repayable Is three years, sad tar , I tMt .t £lO per cent. per =task payable lalt.yearty. elt at the oftlm of the Company. MY, aars.d. w.c. ; a to 4 I I AYkr, stack sad share broker, H. Teitatheethryant, order et the beard. . _ r — aiblazcz LAWIANCI. Ssastar7• ARAI' REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES II et the se .u‘swica. Jarnyealnit, Aims% 8... . 11 as lb* Willer &MOW IMMIIMEms PItOSPECTUIL - The leading fmincial establishments in Paris am the Credit itobilier and the Credit Yonder : both of which have stood the test of experience. and base malised eery large profit* for their shareholders —the transactions of the Credit Fonder being based upon the land credit sj stem, whilst the Credit blobiller em braces general financial hostiles. The wisdom of this division of operations has been fully rea lised by the (teeth Folcoerfor Great Britain and Ireland, whkes, slate Its establishment, Asa found the offers of business, both et a land credits' well as of a general financial character, so 'erne as to necessitate the formation of the Credit Mobiller (Limited:, to undertake such financial operations r the Credit Feeder. with due regard to its specW object; cannot legitimately carry oat. The principal Weds of the Credlt Mobtller (Limited are ss follows, : un.;4 To er co-operate with other first-class Amadei sad ladastriel "°P. Tn netro ate goeerurnent and mun`clW loans . To aid In earrOug out coooessions based upon go►ernment guarantrs and subreutlous. inrnake iici7mii7ritc7Pisponifible contractors foe English and foreign railways, and other public works. To lend, on the security of stocks, funds. ihurs, debentures, and other approved iecuritles, with &pedal reference to the re quirements of the ,tack Exchange. The Credit Mohiller 'limited will also receive money on depreit, furlong or short periods. The marked success which has attended the operations of the various financial companies now 1n existence is well known. and D. evidenced by the following quotations of the market value of their respective &hares: Amount paid per Share. The London Financial Association i. 15 Now at Llt prem. The Internatiosal Financial Society 5 „ 7 The General Credit Company 4 „ 4 The Mercantile Credit Amorist/on S 9 The Credit Mobiller Parisi tO 93 The last dividend declared by the Credit Mohillor (of 14;r1s . bring at the rate of 25 per cent per annum. The Directors of the credit Mobiller :Limited' anticipate with confidence that results equally satisfactory will attend the pro gram of tile Company. - s Gres to he male in the annexed form. In the event of no allotment of shares being tn.., the deposit will be returned In NIL .should a le. number of shares be allotted than are applied for the deposit will be made arailable towards the payment on allotment, and the balance, If Aug, returned to . . the applicant. tures and forms of application for shares may be ob tained at the offices of the Credit Yonder Limited SO, Lombard street, sad from the hankers, brokers, and solicitors. PORN OF APPLICATI , N roll Malin. To he retailed by the Bannerol To the Directors of the Credit Mobilise (Limited'. Otatinnen,—Hasing paid to hoar bankers, Mews. Masters man, Peters, Mildred, and Co., or Meads. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, London, the am of l , being a &poi& ot Et per share on shares in the above Company. I hereby rei,unt that you will allot me th►t number, and I agree to accept such shares, or any less number that you may allot to me sad I agree to pay the deposit on allotment, and to sign the articles of emaciation of the Company when required, end I authorise you to insert my name on the regliter of imeneben for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signature Name to lull Redden*. Protessioa Date March tote. pHs CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited). .R. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the LIST of ATYLI CATIO•S for SHARES In this Company will he CLOSED TO. ytimaoW 'Monday, the 10th Instant. f.r London. and FRI DAY, the 11th kola* for country appticattons. By rifler of the Board C. Vr. SMITH, Secretary. SO, Lombard-street, Loudon, March 9,1634. THE ALBION BANK (Limited). Capital Z 1,000,009. In 20.000 Sttares of £5O tack. - Deposit el per Share on 2plication, ►od ZI per Share on It Is not intended to citll up mm than AIS per share. No coil will be made for three months after allotment. Three months Interval, at least. will elapse between two calls, and no call will stooed is per share . To be intorporsted owlet' the Joint stock Companies Act of IE4I, whereby tarts shareholder's liability is limited to the amount of his shares. DIRE , P , RL James England. Esq. Claie — ;;f Pt month . Springileldhome, Upper aspics. Th.onas cave, £.q., nherliT °('Lontan and Middlesex. Thomas Cotterell, Poo , SJ, Eaton-square, S.W. W. P . Nsier,, Est. ,rirm of W. P. Masters and Sone, Newest*. market Benjamin Haugh. Lam . Bradford street, and Beleall.hesth, Binnlegham. J. T. T. Pruchett, Req. Bern of J. T. Pritchett and Bons), 131, Pen- Thomas Aggs, Isl. ;firm of Thomas Asp and Co.), 136. Pen church-street, C. Henry Haggard. Barker and Bullion Merchant. Cheapside. R. F. Potter, Dm olg. F. Potter and , tS, Newirsi• street. )A provisional arrang ement for merging an Old Established Private Bank with the Albion Bank ;Limited , the active partner of which will join the Board as noon as the Directors are in • position to contlrin the provialosal WM. meet.) 111/01111W. Bank of Landon. Tkrendseedlestreet. The London and Ncetherei Bask. 2. Back-baßdinsa, Landon ; and lignrcautle. Lade, and Hudderellekt. Snow—James Shepherd : Zan.. Auction Mart. SoutTaui.-41. W. Ca mhastneeaßeq., 17. Nen Broad-street. :CDIf. William cooper. Esq oustaat. 13, Geoeirostrost, If aaslen-lioase. W Asdrewa, Kip., Yawl., rafted Kingdom Elsoltie Telegraph Cootpany„ _ _ Bacarraair ►an TeX —Yr. H. L. Price. Temporary Onion.—t Bank buildings. P!t . OBPDCTFB, Although the system of jolniikOeVienkion bee been estab lished td meet the reqiuremenis of most departreeste of trade, It has not been Introduced for the business of the Agneeltural and Cattle Markets of the metropolis and though the popahr ton has doubled within the last twenty-live yesn—awd maw quently the necessary quantity of supplies—yet the whole bail ees, amounting to Moen to twenty Wilkins per aninni, is left In the hands of a few private firma The Album Bank is Introduced to provide Increased facilities for this trade, by establishing an Mice in the City, as well as at Smithfield. and ihe Metropolitan Cattle Market: and subse quently. should ft be found desirable, by 'peaky breaches In the agricultural district& The value of the rapidly Increasing commielloe loaminess to be impacted by the AI Bank can be readily appreciated by a knowledge that the method in which deWnp are carried on at the Cattle Market constitutes the Bank the depositsy of all the monies passing from the buyer to the producer. The Metropolitan Meat or Poultry Market in Smithfield. now In eonne of erection, is destined, by the terms at the Act of Par liament, to oombtne and sapereede all otheninarkees in the metropolis. To this market will be cosesalrated al lions for the supply ofbetchers' s mat,yoaltry , and other produce to the inhabitants of the metropolis, and a circle of fourteen miles round It . -- 3'11• Directors have entered Into provisionel arrangements by which the advantage of commencing upon an established con- action, under competent and experienced management, will be secured to shareholders from the comment. meat of bust= which they are warranted in expecting that they will be to declare a dividend during the drat year. That the number of joint-stock banks may be ad increased More particularly under nimbi' circum v e a tet r =es, SI have led to the formation of the Albion Bak., h &mow Mated by the feet that so late as six years ago, whom the number of PAM-stock banks in Loudon was not more than six, their total depo its old not exceed £2t,000,000 while now that the number of these banks has been doubled, the Joint delimits are already more than trebled, animating to • total of £71,711,300. 7111) dividends of the older banks range from 15 to 30 per cent, in accordance with the dates of their establishment : and the premium on their shares are from 200 to 300 per cent., in a precisely similar ratio. The deposits and dividends of the Joint-stock banks recently formed show • rapid progress towards Identical manila Should no allotment take place the deposits will be returned in full. thould • lea number of share be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will be made avatlebie towards the pay meat on Allotment, sad the balance, U any, retained to the ap plicaet. Application for shares In the annexed form may be addressed to the Molten, brokers, or Directors of the Company, end to the Secretary, at the Mims of the Company. roar or APPIJC ASTON FOR SHRILL To theDlreCionT;r ci» - Z4ZiriZi7Lizatual. Geatletase.—Baring paid to your beakers the sum of beteg a deposit of LI per share nu shine to the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot see that member, and I swept such sham, or any lem mumber you may allot me, sad agree to eremite the artteke of sasseistke whoa required: and I resort that my Isaias of maytraced ea the re gister shareheidam tor the shame se el o Nem Y ton ltesidessee Preteseloa err badmen A GREAT SALE of LACES, Embroideries, ilandkerchlefs, Bilk Badery, Dressing Gowns, Cloaks, &c.- at halt peke, TlllB DAY ,Wedaesday , the 9th lost., aad follow ing days during the week, at A. BLACK BORNE'S Bruxelles and Spanish Depot, U Booth Andleystreet, Graweaorannare, laadoa. E P PS'S C 0 C 0 A, Diatlavhbed at a /FRAGRANT, GRATEML. AND lIMGORATING BREAK EMT BEVERAGE. Orlglaided 'Wan, Orr Oa am of UMW nadir haasoopaibla Iniagaiant, It las alma* Its sgrosabisasas Imam gaaarailz aocoated. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. )11.titCil 9, 1864. rPANI LIVERPOOL OE QUEENSTOWN TO NEW VOILA. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHLA STLUI-SELP COMPANY Intend dee. po-klar [bete tall-powered Okydeebedill boa Screw Seesso-Shipas ansing the VlSedStatete ~' FR LIVERPOOL FOR PEW YORE. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 9. PITY OF MANCHINTKR. Wednesday, Much Id. K ANGAROO. Saturday, March 19 kW every Wednesday sad every Sternal* Itattulay. CMS passes by the mall steamers sailing every Wednesday. _l7, and 21 (Wean seceding to the accommodation. Cabm ;usage by the Sal ardara airmen. 13 salsas. Forward visage Ineladtng all prow istona cooked. Feasengere tor lauta, the United States, and British Cokunbla, booked throng% ' very advantageous terns. —For further particulars apply to INMAN. 12, Wats...Seek livened ; or to &IVY/ ad RAM. 11. Matt WWI Aran* City. CREDIT NOBILIER (Limited). Incorportted nadir .The Othipantse Act, 1SIL" Capital ei.osemo. In 10,000 shams of LSO each First lame, 10,000 shares. Depcait on application 21 per share, and at on allotment. Sabsequent calla not to tamed LA per sham, and at intervals of not leas the three months. No caD will be made until after the explratioa of three months trom the dale of &lamest. It Is not istended to call op more than t. 20 per share ; bet as the operations of the Company increase, and more *are colt& can be advantageously empleytel, farther nineinsold Mares wig be reside, a preference being given to the than ea toting shareholders. The Right How JAMBS STUART WORTLRY, Charm& The Hon. T. C. Ha/lbarton. M.P. Kinard Warner, Essi., M.P. Lord litho Fitzgerald . Director of the Midland and Great Weston Railway et Ireland. Alexander Mahan Eth , Old thoodatreet Charles Km, Mau, Lloyd's Adolphe Hakim, Fdy. Meows. Pinto, Bahian Brothers and ondon. James Lerlck, RN C0., :9. Mars Arms-yerd, lasista. Charles K Newbon, Rat., Stanhope-place, Hyde park. Henry Pownali, Rwisellamusre. John Westmorland, Faq. Director of the Royal Lisserance Com pany., London. Directors al the Credit Fowler (Limited,. BANZIES. Messrs. Mastertnan, Peters, Mildred. and CO., London. Mows. Smith, Payne, and Smiths. Inndon. BOUClTolll—]terns. Newbon. Nyasa, and Co Nieboia. Newt Field, Son, sof WoO.T, S, Williford-court, Throgmortoe street. Preateis Boreand, req., County•chafsbers„ BECIIITALT . pro tam W. Smith. Temporary Oteces—flekee of the Orollt toscler„ Localised street THE THAMES IR.ON WORKS, SHIP .s. SIIILDLYG, JUTOIKSJUIING, and DIY DOCK COU PANY (Limited). Incorporated waera the Commalse Aet, £600,000. In 6.oooBharea of LlOO each. Deposit pee Share on Application, and £7 on Allotment. Subsequent Callanott.? exceed die per Shan, and sa Womb or son less thia tire . ; nonikn. WIECTUR& PETER BALT, kq., Chairman. Caplets John tank wales Lard Alan Spencer CharchilL Director. John Sodas aq.„ Cannonntreet. rasa Llark llMs, Denmark-MIL AIM Stewart Masiataca, Chaspaide. William Jackson, li p., Leadeohalintreet. linislaS—llears. Prescott, Grote, Cave, and Cave, Thread- 1101X1e018—Mean. Newbon, Evan, and tR, Nichelaalane. Haonnan—Mersre, Huai= and Rowselll, Tbreadneedle4treet. AlThrTon—Mary Edwards and James, irbereireel, Cheapeide. StClarkilr—P. J. Divers, Fan., Orchard-Yard. Madmen- Temporary 011oso—da, Kkeretreet, Cheepside. PROSYBCTIIB. The object of this Company is to purchase ant extend the well- , known and suceesful bushy:we canted oo by the Thames Iran , Works and Ship Building Company tLisilted‘. at Blackw•lL The Thames Iron Works and Ship Building Company ,Limited) was established In the year 1557, and has now attained the fore most position In the ecastreatim of vessels of war and ships et the Idabel& class for the commercial marine. The Iron for these visseela, and for their armour pills, Is mmafackired cm the pies. together wbrtrice ges, laidic=rll;=:rfortllatthgeettlha: mllls, steam hammers foundries, 'natter shops, saw mills, thc., are all of the best clean and to the WPM state of efficiency, Seeming together an sorehlistrama soequelloL Three of Ow Impart kondad frigates in the British Navy, the i Wernor, and Mariam, have bean built by the Thames dd and arises have lissa lemieed ke ken vends for , Dant* Roden. Spanish, and Turkish amiss tom of Machete now is warm of corudrectice. It hes ham determined to add to the misting business of the Comy two other lucrative branches. namely, Graving Docks and ftaMaisring which are naturally and essentially connected with its present operations. For this purpose, as well al for the large and Increasing busbies' of the Compasy, &considerable extension of capital will be required as the works advance and la order to carry out the °Ojeda in view. It is proposed to transfer to the sew Company ;rableet to payment of ths dividend toe the Wet yeer) the whole of t it h e valuable contrack, amok, goodwUl, and aleck of the Thames Iron Works Company, together with lon liabilities and la, is from the Ist of January, 1806. In consideration of the t to the Thames Iron Works Company of the sum of tt7s,bs, cd which tie shareholder. In thing Company will take 4110.000 In fully paid-op shares, and 6116,000 in debentures of the sew Company, bearing Interest at &per cent. per annum. The property of the Company consist. of 20 acres of freehold land on the Riser side of the liver lea, next Blackwell, and the promises and branch works known as the Phenix Iron Works, Idillwall , together with the valuable plant sod works. It is proposed to construct two Graving Ducks capable of re ceiving ships of the largest class, for which the accommodation on the River Thames is at present Insufncient. For this pur pose It Is Intended to purchase eight sores of freehold land M. modish* adjoining the works, having a frontage both to how Creek and the River Thames, which land Is at present In the occupation of the Company, with the option of purchase. The proposed new Waving Docks trill be In the immediate vicinity of the East and West India and Victoria Docks: and It Is confidently anticipated that from their admirable situation constant and remunerative employment for repairs, both of ships and *miner, will be found. The misting contracts of the Thames Iron Works Company, which will be tramferred to the new Com pany, amount to up wards of • million and a quarter sterling thdepsodently of the work in hand for the forge and rolling mills), and have all been taken on inch terms as fairly to justify the anticipation of the same profitable results which have already attended the Com pany's operations. All the Directors of the old Company .01 retain their interest In the new Compeny, and their sea‘ at fie Board, and the man agemest will remain In therm irwmienced hands which have hitherto conducted It so sammatully, and raised It to its present state P"P e i t Y* . . . Appllcations shares to be made In the anneted form. In ' for the event of no allotment of shares being made. the deposit will be returned In fell. Should a leas number of shares be allotted than am applied for the deposit will be made available towanla the payment on allotment, and the balance, if any, returned to the applicant. irOs" — pec uses and forms of application for shares may be ob tained at the temporary Mikes of the Cempany, 18, Zing-Mare% Cheapside, and of the bankers, broken, and solicitors. THE THAMES IRON WORKS. SHIP BUILDING. RNGINRIB.- ING, AND DRY DOCK COMPANY ;LIMITED?. 7011.11 Or M•11./C/111011 701 =ARIL To be retained by the Bankers. Gentlemen,—Haring paid to your Back ers. Messrs Me a ss d ra. m. P w rzsc ot o ,a tt. Grote, Cave, and Cave, the sum of per shire on alums in Use above Company, I hereby request that you wild allot me that number, and 'I agree to accept such shares, or sny lem number you may allot to me, and I agree to p iy the deposit on allotment, and to sign the Articles of Assad*, Mon of the Company wises required and I au th orise you to Insert my name on the register of members for the number of Mama allotted to me. Umal Signature Name in full) Residence Profession Date 11166 ROYAL ALH.A.MBRAL—In consequence of the JAI nonarriral of the Royal Cirque of the Isetbertsade. the triThas pretvlded for THIS IVINLYG a MIACKLI.AXJ 4 OIII . TAtsKINT, including the first Gymnastic, A sad Coa. Artois d the day. DOTAL ALHAMBRA.—FIRST. WEEK of AV the xxvir OBAND BLURT DIVERTISBIWT. Prim sigel t Diassete Itleas 111,111 a. ETILINZ 1411YDIZA. w% Feely rams Irra,tll.",wilD'ed—FTfilicrsel:Algi mod, whole of nth talented othopeny, with augthesend band and thorax direntel by Mr. Y. J thew:Lana in addition is the nine Methodism Admknon —Area, Ed.: stalls and balcony, le.: private bond. the ed. DANCING ACADIWY, 36, Aldersgste-street. ms. 'LOYD'S Waal QUADRILLE PARTIES, WEDNES DAYS sad SATURDAYS. Adsisdea, 6d. Elersies4ary lediteee- Um by Kr. 11. Reims Thursdays and fndsza Acirsamod aims Mods" Me quarter for isotroetioa coaimaaces April I.— E.& A Lag Quadrille Party Easter Wedataday. rickets, la rOjamped. ld, •] PROM .641151 NIGHTS GAZITTR. [tams OP soucrroas AND mama riarrovriras To SS °into= AT THE OPTICS or TIN Mir 31102NTRAR, ooMit or BANKRUPTCY, BANDIBRALIAMISIT.] BANICRUPIS. WnjL& Jost re morrnir.z Foxcourr. Pear 42011421122, Oak. moan. eabloet maker. to 'amender March r 2. at 12. Jude ntio, Deanotrect, robo, late reelobassell byeri ke•per. I Muth St, at ht MBAR; WISTRry, Petyy-ativet. Walwortb, Cab prOpelitcy, ....Idayeß22o4l. DasTniTitrooi;,lllghttreet, Poplar, beer retailer, Mar. 22. at 1. J011•211AN therms, berkbampsteml. Herta, schoolmaster. March 2t, at it WILLIAM BJUSSIII7 DAYus, Union.eoart, Md Broadotroot, and .Jablisothoo Chelsea. attorney, Margit IS, at It. dzotaz LEM Famosi sod THOMAS JAZ= GATIOZOLII. Mirtiabe,englueers. March at It- WILAAJI BHAI.DoLT, Button-road, Kensington, boot lotkor. Nardi tR at 11. loco Scam, litigate Within, wine merchant, Mar.tt, at 11. ALLIMULMIA PIaaIIuMADUCD, King Willisznairent, Qty. Ilber dant, March 24 st 11. ASILLI/11 BALICe. Ilmadoditeb, eau =reboot, Yu. Ulan. Joao butts CHANbLIZ, Loughborough-roan. NWOn, doe* March it, at 11. Joaarieetaiihit, Cleproad, carpenter, March 22. at IL IV/Wax tialliCastUt Ilacrros, ateeple Aston, (Wortlablte, late victualler, Kart% M u 12. IPwnt lincram. MYtoo-streat . Dantet-elente, enb , MM laskar. March It, at M. JAiIiELLTJEIIIII BRTAS..idOW, Da, entry, Nvrtbanrptonskire, Lint innkeeper, Marti 22, at 1. Jona VIMISSWOOD. Wlllenter-lane, City, pa Otter, liar. 22, at 1. 'turn HAS. New Voloo.street sad Taateratreet, Cripplegate, wzwi nu tp= 4 ,7: o, Ap si t' 4, at 11 64, .4 1.44. jaw, Pt broker. Itarch-19, at L Inman Afru:U.. Sandown, Hank, builder, March 22, at it, IMO flout Conn, King street, girattord, joantepaaa baker, /dart& 22, at IL JAXZI Kuwait, Baantir, Coronation-place, Stoke Newington. plater, Starch 2:4 at 12. Joma niuroglanr„ Warier-plate. Hackney-road. paper stature, Karat 22, at I. JAnnaCagran, Shvpherdatreet, Spltallields, beamed victualler, Mardi 22, at 1. . . Warta Doui, &Abedleld. bursa, cattle dealer. Mar. 22. at 1 . MOTU t 'oats arattrt 3XIIII, Park-walk. Fulham, 1 1 . 18 dealer, March et, at I. •• • - Lacs . Atar..ii - aliTau mews, Bayswater, rallway Waiter, bran:big, at L - . Wllatita4lillt, Ironmonger-tow. M. Labia. alcheatat. Match 2!. at 1. Jowl riamTiicholas-lane, City, solicitor, March 22, at 1. Joel IltA TH. Pulborough,tiunex, tarawr : March 22. at 12. ALgagto &anion., Cam3rtelge, hatcher, March RC at 1. JOYS WI/us and WALT= Pentonville-road, shell Bah matters, March V. at 1. JOBS Roman, Upnor. sear Rochester, and Chatham, mina tactunr or terra colts, March 21, at S. Thoitss BrAirrox. Birmingham, boot dealer, April 15, at It WILLIAM BLALSWAY, Rarborne, Staffordshire, April 11, at It Jamas IfincrauD, Upton-upoodevera, Worcestershire, coal merchant, Aprtl 15, at it Maxaici Mills, Birmingham, tobacconist, March 21, at 12. 3011 CLI2I Trash:it, humingharn, late omnibus proprietor, April 11, at it Malta Levy, Birmingham, tailor. April 11. at 10. WILLIAM Htawau t slvrl 711, Chipping Campden, Gloucester shire, attorney, March LU, at 11. Ramer! TBOlLte DX LA Col:Wirt:ea, Cardiff, ship broker, March _24 at 11. _ . _ _ . JoiinT.Faisso — a, Raglan, Monmouthshire, keeper of Raglan Castle, March la, at 11. MALACIII Masai Foy). Medford, 'Wend:aver, Mar. 21, at 11i. Jona If sae Teases. ALUM WILLIAM MialtlOrr. mat Jolts J Crick Sheffield. staaalactuiars, March 10, at 10. RICHAKD Bawer, wntlag state manufacturer, March 19, at 11. Bwaar Marrazws, Sunderland. and Boughton•lsllprioa Dur ham. haberdasher. March 23, at 12 . ALZIANDFA HASS/WON, jun.. itamisworth, Statiordahke, clerk, March V, at 10. JAMS" slaucr, Strad baboon, late draper's manager, Mar.22,M10. 3XllllSca. Strada/omm, milk seller, March 21, at le. J MIMS BUILT DAwsci. Birmingham, baker. March 21, at 10. Wu.ULM Brew, Birmingham, sword scabbard maker, _March le, at 10. HUNIti OOHS, Hereford, shopkeeper, Aprll 5, at 10. AtreAD Owe, Sca h, fisherman, March /9, at 10. Rau% Wasiak& Askrigg, YaebNre, botcher, Mardi MIL WituAß Haar. Ripley, 'surrey, tailor, March 19, at it EDWIN MILLING, Farnwerth, Lancashire, bolt manufacturer, March MA al 10. Mona' LoCattAar RIJN, Coventry, late medsman, Mar. !Mat CMS, Mime, Lancashire. boot maker, March 19, at IN. WitidAß /Lanni, Colchester. pork dealer, Muth 19, at lt. Blearamtil ranntia, Coldwater, plumber, March 19, at 11. Jolla Aatlli, Umucastle, laucolnah., boot maker, Mar.lßat 11. HIRT DAT, Weatonouper. Mare, Sunaersolohim, cabinetmaker, Lords 111, at It JOUR Nadi, .New,astie.upon..Tyne, photographer, Mar.l9, atlf. JOHN Stamm, Mold, Slintadre. publican, Luck 111, M 10. MART AN3I 114111111 D, widow, LlaupAtock„ Drecoaahlre, March 24, at 11. CKPm .Parß Mown, Bakewell. Derbysh.. publican, Mar. 19, at 11. Jona Jammu, MarwkA, butcher, March M. 81 11. flow MAHAL itighaide, near Ueakam, Lamer, Mar. 19, all 1. Juin Pentritatt, Ipeenhamland, Barks, ter,Mar.ti, at 11. !OWN WILLI/LIES. Bloke-apoo-Trent, beatrUee, March Xe, at 11. GiMaan Clangs, Alton, Manta, publican, March 43. at 1. !OMR STIIHoNIki, Will/C.o4e. Warwickshire, late beerhouse keeper, March Is. at 10. Jwz* LOCUM MAWR, Hanky, Staffordshire, beerhouse keeper, Larch IS, at 10. EON MID Davits, Bagful, Filotahlre, victualler, Mardi 19, at 11 . 'Mow Wituaiss, » iihington, Salop, beerseller, Mar. 22, at 11. WILLIAX Aglif URA Klugstue•up,u.llull, thsbeHONN. Allt.lNal 11. EDWARD CONfIN, Slue* s o rry, grocer, March 21„ at 11. Waitinet DAWN; JAIII3 900711. Raistenntall, 11. _wash- , IL JOhn kilihutal, tit Helen' s Lancashire, excavates, liar. St, at U. LAST EXAMINATIONS. April 7. R. Sampson. Violet bin, St lobes-wood, gas titter-. April 7. R. C. Cullen, Park-villas, Idniontote, auctioneer's oink -April 7. G. Geier, Caledonian-road, gresspocer-April 7. T. D. Pry, Jon-, Back.road, St. Georges East, paper stainer-April 7. J. Lockyer, Libra-road. Old Ford, assistant to • mete warehouse. man-Apnl 7. .1. Squirrel, South Norwood. Surrey, whitesindh- April 7. 0. W. Pembery, Woolwich, grocer-April 7. F. M. 11 id caster, Woodlands. Putney-April 7. T. Phillips, Marchneont. street, Barton-crescent cutler-April 14. N. Botsford, Fecken. ham, Worcestershire. grocer-April 6. H. Francis, Liantihangel. Abercowen, Carmarthenahire-April 4. I. Itemsokia, Meath. lily. Ire, victualier-April IS. R. A. Denny, Cheltenham, -April 4. D. Erase, Brecon, draper-April & C O. radiomen. Shipley, druggist-April S. J. C. Ramadan, Bradford, raw meter-March fig. W. Loadman. Bridlingtow quay, York. shire, grocer-March SI. K. 6111 e, Garth, Carnarvonahlre, ship builder -Apni a H. Bradshaw, Burnley Wood. Lancashire, cot too manufacturer-April 11. T. Percival, Latchford, Cheshire, cookeeper -March 24. .1. Nightingale. liaociesesid, silk manu facturer - March Id. C. Outteridge. Stunted. Esser, brewer- April a J Caritelley, Sheffield, sMng kali* cutler-April & C. K. Higdon, Seethed, cormaercial traveler-April ft O. Coward, Sheleld, miller-April II H. Harwood, Hancliworib, Yorkshire, thro.otcr- April &H. AitfErili, She ffi eld, foiganah- Apr' : Crewdson, Wlndlesham. S , wheelwright-March 11. T. C. Puddephalt. Luton, Bed( , kaksr-hark SI. A. Deemer, (Addington, liedJordahlre, baker-April 20. M. Parr, Blackpool, lancashire, &lima:tier-March IS I. Dobson, South Ottorlogton, Yorkshire, Mooeniasoo-April & & Wild , Leads, builder-April& W. Wood, Lot ileums, Yorkshire, saddler-April 1. R. & Lee, Castle Hill, Lancashire, Journeyman Joiner-April 19. Z. Mills, Stretford, Laomahlm, paper dealer-April 1. 0. Whittakier, Blaakbwn. wsame-March 42. R. Willem, Moak woarmosth Shore, Durham, fish curer-April 19. W. Thorny ma. Bishopwearniouth, grocer-April 19. W. Miller, put, Bishopmeannonth, ironfoundor-Illmch 116 J. Bacon, Chliver's Coke, Warwickahlre, ribbon weaver-March lft. W. Caw Naneaton, labourer-April 1. R. Orimi, Little Boltoo, rag dealer -April hi W. H. Abbott. Newark. tobacminest-April hi J. Price, Carlionapon-Trent, 1 OU110•111Mbir • beetinahar-Maack I& T. lowtrell, Nuneatou, cordwainsr-April7. J. Knight, For. Islaad of Portland, tailor-April?. J Mmletar, Helms, lamossidra, dealer In asithenware-ApM 7. L C. Willis, Salford, tielebar-April 7..1. Molynsni, PaHor& wool intractor-April 7. W. amils, Salford, grocer-April 7. W. Kenwortby. Manchester, wariesseessnan-April It W. Cloval, W linoolashhe, bineknelth-April 0. T. Orem, Ombouraby, Llamtmhirs, tailor -March LS. 0. Bartlett. Istadpott. Hampshire, market ardamr-March I& T. Smith, Smithies. Hampshire, baksr-March 1& B. white, Nsath, OlazoorganalOrs. April 20. T. Budwoeth, Leicester, cork cutler-A 14. 7. Mycock, Ipsiones, Staffordshire, Msrch 19. J. Warnin. Harlem, Itssopshirs-Aprill 6. B. ws. Dudley. groesr-el & H. Insley. Sediley, Staffordshire, Journeyman tailor-Apra 6. R. Gwynn, Dudley, miner-March Al. N. Murphy, W bltehaven, labourer-March 10. R. Vies& fit Smk, Cornocwall. mine agent.-March 17. S. laliebury, bet SWto4 lalcestershire, sad dle-April 1. W. Cragg Stockport, beerbouse keeper-April 14. 0. Farmer, Mlltondwit-Oravesend, Trinity pilot-March SI. R. &males, Staithes, Yorlohlra, comma markw-April & oar, Luddenlisni, Lint. builder-April 12. W. lamb, Brighton, labs porter merchant-April 12. C. Adams, Lehmann, Sum; riding master-April 19. J. , Nowenstiadindiar.Lyma- March 21. R. Walker, Bolton by Yorkshire, tamer. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. March 9. nue WADDILI, Old lleh-etreehlint foreign glass Ural 4. airman lave sad Joan TaAcriasiz. Artillery street, ertsaisssis clothiers. lier i trtir Bann, Bradford, eon DECLataIONII - 6F DIYID&ND& Jon Wainer Ingmar. aluatingdon. butcher—fat dividend of L Id., any Monday. at &snide Basingliallatreet. Ciialatian tint*, Ai• street, liereivastivet, taikw—lat divi dend of Oa, any at Stanstelits, Bailing/WI-street. Sarum:rat Sammy, Horton, and Iftheld, grocer -Ist dividend ot la 60., any Monday, at Stanstaid s, Beans. belialawat. Janne Knit Casbonra. Cornwall. altoseaker—dlrklesd of Is. lltd.. ;4 day, at radars, ltedruth. /MU Tanen. Caraborne, Cornwall. innkeener—dividend at tid.. any day. at Peter's, Redriath. Worm Miaow. Oaltegill. Cumberland. grocer—dlvldend7 la Md., say Wednesday or tetarday after March 14, at M. tau's. Corbels. rums MCCILSZAII, Bpittal and Canals, prdaser—divideed at 7td.. any Wednesday or Saturday altar March la at lialtaia loan spawn, real RrWgq near (*wilds, farmer—divided of aid.. any Wednesday or y after March la. at Halton's, Carlisle. THE THAMES IRON WORKS, sHIPEITILDING, KNOINILEING. asd DRY DOCK COMPANY (Melted). NOTICI I 8 1111REBY CIIVIN. that NO FURTHER APPLICA noNs ter SHARIPS In this Company will be RECEIVED A FIER TOMORROW (Thursday?, the 10th IneOsat, at 4 o'clock p.m. By order. Y. J. DINKRS, Secretary. Temporary Orncre, IS, King street, Chtspeide, March O. 196 i. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new Invention, so admirably contrived that a hill butt. u well as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on it *Jihad labour or trouble. Its action Is so Impalpable that the sediment of the meet Ilmtdd Veld by no possibility can be disturbed. Price Pa, 125., 14., to salt 44, 9, and 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No eentseg required. No more tat beer or sour gripe. Price ta. Id. ; ditto. eleetroplatM. Sa.—Apsdy direct to JAM BARLOW patentee, It, K Will We-street, Mansion-house. top that hie same sad addreas are ea every article : all atheism, spurious isaltatioss. Latraelop pada Established MO. FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLZTS, 4d. and ed. eme, sold by all chandlers and throughout the kingdom; but the public should ask groom throughout and see that the name of J. C. and J. FIELD is on each packet, box, and tablet. Whotesale and for exportation at Use Worb, UPPER MARSH, LAMB TII. LONDON. S., where also my heobtabsed their Prins Medal Parsalas Caudle.. CRINOLINICB.—OZMM A. g uTOLINF.B.-GEMNA, or Jewelled. 9e. 64, PRILPOTTS, V, PICCADILLY. INOLINES.-Banadectums. 16a. and 21s. PHILPOTTS, 17, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Oodina or Waved. 18a. 6d. PRX.POITS, 37, PICCADILLY. O RINOLINES.-Baasfleetuma Jewelled. 42a. PHILPOTTI, 37, PICCADILLY. C RENOLlNEB.—Magoificently Puffed, 46a. PHILPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Drawings with Prices port free. PHILPOTTA 17, PICCADILLY, RIN/41MT PERFUME FOUNTAIN, a pleading attfunct to the drawing MOM. tan room din ner table. de. Price from CI Iba Lent on hire for bazaars sad parties. Leasers Rime Water Crackers. a new and amus ing device for evening parties. b per dozen. —Z. RIMMLL, by elgolataient to 11.3.1. the Prisons et Wales, Wii in tra7d. sad 24, Corniall. London. LADIES. -ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, w T o Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving sad liseat4 tying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It imparts to the cheek, sad the softness and delicacy which It induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothing irrltatton sad removing all redness, tea, pimples, spots, freckles, discolors. Moos, sad other cutaneous visitations, render it Indispensable to every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the side, whether with mfference to cold and Melons/my, or lateen solar heat. Price ra dd. and ia id. per bottle.-Sold at to, lisifun-ffurden ; and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands' Kalydor," sad heerare of spurious sad pernicious articles under the mane of Lalydoe." fIORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE.. Na NAHA EXTRACTED and CURED In ons minute. without nether or the lease pain, by Mr. KENDALL, 86, Reseatetreet ' Ladies attended by Mm. Randal if preferred. Terms, is. ed. to fe. Kr Kendall baa testimonials from the Royal Family, witich L iaL 1 .. seen, with Demands of others, frees ellcf the similar to the following :—Yrees the RI Lev. the Bishop of London :—" Mr. Ikeda has casein mired setae corns on my feet without Cluny ;min.' —"Str Aisromder, Si . SL hoard two large • toeoafb sad • then detracted from hia l le i ny Mr. Ensdall. and ma stromply moominand kW.' Obsirre. 114 Ressnietres4 Quadzwit. rtINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, during twenty-nee years. emphatically sanc tioned by the medical profession, and universally accepted by the public, es the best remedy kw acidity of the steniaeb, heart burn, headache. root, and Indigestion and as a mild aperient for delicate oonetitutious, more especially for ladles and chfl dreg. It is prepared, In a state of perfect. amity and of sulfas etrennth. by DINN MILD and Os., 172. New Bead•alreet, Los lon and sold by all respectable chemists throughout the world. T AMBKRT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an AA effectual remedy, animas mallning lb. bowels or of tbe bead. truly eibmielou and pleasant, le admitted to M tbe best moilleine for lannediately refievlng counba, colds, confirmed ahem of eat/ma, and Metpleat eonausiptim. It fre quently eerie pumas whom the lenity proonume locurable, admirably snap tbe goblin which provokes trauma{ oee= approiching amenniption its Wade are truly bin Tereandef ahep. sr eves lying down for lair at mama. alma my ea relief to • few ialautes after tartan li— lted sold by W. LA NNW. demist, [lag Marftgaram, Leader*. Migrate. bottles. 130., sod quastitles to m sad by a, b. Pd. all Be particula be r end set far Laumbare Loam* Istkats. Moamar mud slew wiiwates Amp RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES nt PARLlA mmw.—Yostorday, is committers of the Onninsoss, the clauses of the Holborn Valley Improvement Rill were further omuidered, sod, after occupying all the sitting, were adjourned to this day. The clause of the Madly Han boor Improvement Rill were also mottled, sod tbehill passed through committee, it being 'greed that there should be fifteen commieniooers, the railway ocenpasy to have three. Further evidence for the promoters was adduced in favour of the London sod South Western (Hoesiogion Extendoe). The cue for the competing scheme of Chiohoeter and Mid. buret (No. 3) was opened by Mr. Rodwell, sod evidence adduced is its favour. no dons.. of the North Roden, Leocashire and Yorkshire, and West Yorkshire Railway Companies wore disposed of, mad the case for the South Yorkshire Railway and River Dun Company (transfer) wu roned by Mr. Burke, Q.C. The cam of the Chipp ing Non Railway wee dosed. sad that for the East and Wet India Junction opened by Mr. Dodson. Q.C. In committers of the Lords the alums of the Peournatic Dispatch Company were settled, and the bill for the Commercial Docks and fond Surrey Caul wee heard, evideam takes, and the bill pared. Further evi. deuce was takes in the see of the Bangor mad Llanberis Railway. TIM GNU? EARMN. —The adios ha the Court of Adobelt, et the snit of Captain Pato% r oammaader ei the Great &Aro, km been Battled, and secorebnily with. drawn. The appeal to the Privy Commit ta the eiallf witios ter damson to the ship Jana, at the festoons of tie Girt Skip is pinioning towards hearing. THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL HOTEL COMPANY (Linsiee6). coilal. Alt:MOO. la 6,000 Mares ol L2O each. lecorpoesteti under the Caipanies Act, ISM. Deposit, Li per share on Application, and Lt on Allotment Ne all to exceed £3 per Shore. DIILICTORE. Colonel llroae!oa Naos. y.P.,SaNtees-cresesst, liagrareaantare. I Erector of the Akzei;rir - a Mtin Cod Cow, the Army and 114 18 1 lair. I A. Lowry Cob, C.B, Cllteirman of the /Tatiana "Wen. t We Ifoteleimpany, Wimbledon. Thome Cotterell, Ig.. Eatonequeze, Director of the 13wil et Iflndoetso. Wi Ear% Esq., Washington Hotel, Liverpool Wake Wm. Fletcher Oordon,ilon-erescent, Bairn, In °mein Hansagn in_ Director al tae Langhala Hotel Company. ?a , rick Egon, Talbot.terraceXestbourne-park. Bayswater. Cheeks H. Hand.. Bp.. At Goorge's-square, Pimlico, Director of the United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Company. Charles Batch* Esq.. Director of the Queen's Hotel, Norwood. Tl;;;;s74l;unton, Esq., Porchetteraquare, Hyde.park, Director of the Inns of Court Hotel Company. John F.an Tibbs. PM.. Hatton-court : Thresdneedlealreet, Director of the Staffordshire Itottg Steck Company SAMiiaa—ln Loudon, Liverpool. and Hanchester :—The Alliance Peak (Matted!. SOLICITORS. In London—Mesas. Creere . yand Earo. Sl. Lomberd-ateeet. In Liverpool—Mom Uttiniale, Bulky, and Birdwell, Brown's-bonding". AZOITIVER—Ia Liverpool : J. A. Pletoo, Esq. Arprros.l. - - - - —• Maim. Edwards and JaWes, -- Public accountaata, 18. Kin. street. Cbsaßryle, Uodon. . . .-- . Staaky It. BoanetCiacEzubliTaccotitit;at, 91, Nicholas- London. Biorne. In London—Mmers. Conley Brothers, 110. Cornhilt. In Liverpool—Kamrs. Thasksiose and Hargreaves. Indla buildings. SECRETARY ;pro tem.) —W. Thompson. Eq. Offices—ln London. 29. Threadneedle-street. lu Liverpool: The Vra,hinglon Hotel. PROSPEC_ Lirerpool Is the port tiuoltillwhletithe wt passenger tragic which exists bete ems this country, America. the West Indies, and Canada, passes. . _ . . It k obvious therefore that firs-rate hotel accommodation to not only desirable, but absolutely ne emery . and to supply that requirement the Washington Hotel was built within the teat two years. It has been designed and fitted op on the model of the mat American and Continental Hotel, replete with all the cam• fort, convenience, and luxury, which modern tone can suggest. The Hotel is situate In Lime-street opposite the principal Railway Terminus, en one of the finest sites In the town. It contains about 100 rooms, furnished la the best style. . . Fader the hotel have been formed Ice wells ciaiile of storing about 3,0.r0 tons of lee . These at' e the oaly pu blic ice wells in Liverpool, and from their position can supply the whole town. The Company has arranged to purchase the tease of the Washington Hotel, together with the goodwill, stock in trade. fandture, sad tilting,. The ice wells, which are Included in the purchase, are DOW full, and from that source alone the Directors expect that a dividend of £5 per cent. on the capital will be re'9 l ,l. . . . It Ii intended that the establishment In Liverpool shall be the principal hotel, and that it shall co-operate with other existing ►otels In London, Manchester, and ether large towns to the United Kingdom, and also in America. As the Hotel is now in full operation sad ma►ing large returns, the delay occasioned Ty t►e erection of premises and acquiring a buaineu will be avoided. . . The Compeny will tale Immediate poesy don of the premises. and enter at coos upon the business, consequently returns a ill be made forthwith. and the Directors believe hat they are not overpstmatlaagg the profits when they anticipate large dividends for the ahareboldsra There will be no promotion money, and the preliminary en pewee will be rptrktod to the amount actually Incurred. If no allotment be muse to as applltant the deposit will he returned in tan ; and If a lesalliMher of shame be allotted ash are applied for, the balance of such deposit will be credited towards the payment on allotment. Plans of the property may be seen at the Offices of the Ocoi pw, and also at the brokers, where prospectuses and forms of application for the share may be had. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL HOTEL COMPANY limited). Capital £llO.OOO, la Goo Shares of £lO each. PORN OF £PPUCAI2O/1 FU& OR AIM. To the Directors of the London and Liverpool Hotel Company Limited . Gentlemen,—Harlag paid to your tankers the sum of £ Mktg a deposit of ti per share on shares of the above Cosspeay,l hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree ,accordiag to the form prescribed by the Articles of Association to accept such shares, or any less number you may allot me, and I request that my name may be placed on the Register of Shareholders for the shares so allotted. I am, Gentlemen. Name la full Profession Address In full Date This form, when filled up and signed by the applicant, to he left or sent to the Bankers, or the Oompany's 061104, Mum with the deposit of £1 per share . the Bankers' receipt will be either given or tent by post. WHERE SHALL I DINE T-At NOAKES'S NEW OPERA HOTEL, ficeratreet, Coventiarden, opposite the Grand Entrance of the Royal English Opera. ober* leen get a Dinntr, to an elegant and comfortable coffee-roan. for la. 6d., equal to the AIM= and Divan, being gd. Ices than their charge. Private rooms for large and small parties. Putdie and Private Billiardoimena ♦ good ilmoking.rocen. Beds from Is. 6d. A porter up &Weight. AN IMPORTATION of ORCRIDS fast noised per Shaman from Guatemala by Mr. Skinner. suitable for cool temperature treatment. C. STXVENS begs to announce that be has received instructions !rpm Mr. Skinner to SILL by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, 39. King-street, Covent. garden, W.C., TO.MORROW, March 10. at halter. 12 pre cisely, as meoettsent comprising the now well-known ORCHIDS, suitable for greenhouse and even drawing room treatment— kraal* Skinner. 'never seen doer!, odontogloesum munde, epl dendrnm vltellbson, with many ethers, all in the most perfect health, having principally left Guatemala January 22.—0 n view the morning of We, and catalogues bad. _BZILD& .. AIR J. C. STEVENS will SELLby AUCTION, at hie Great Room, 38, Lins-atrest, Oovent garden. Or IV-MORROW. Ilareh 10, at 7WRNd I! precircir, an IMPORTATION Just reenired dire* Iran our weitknorro Californian lorrirgrailant, d the SAM posible condition. comprising the tablets. welthsown each( the hardiness oi which have been well proved this bite were winter :—Weft lonia stgantes, sequoia, semperrirens, cowmen* mm misname bleNablans, liboordrus decurrene, piceaa c Za c rt plum Limbertians, pious ponderosa, pious Ismail:ola, abler Douglasil. sides Pattonlana. picea imadin also Noes Plow sod 'ilium gigantenm.--On steep* morning of sale, and eats tonnes had. New ready. mice Id., Mewed THE AUTOGRAPHIC MIRROR. Corms of No. IL Christian IT. of Denmark : Sir P. kidney, ifseldn= k felson, Neseelrode, Metternich. Miamian. Talseserne. Co Mn. Trollops, the Countess of Derby (Mles Ferree:, Charles ma, Cherie* Mathews, end sketchee, with autographs by the late Mr. Therteray. sod John Leech. No. 3, with tour more pages, and printed on superior mar, will be reedy on the 16 h inetfult. prim Is. The datesoolaibli canon for the future will be the lit sad 16th of every month. Mies, 110, famed. DIVIDIFI96. Yank U. J. Anderson, Ve.rFlitari, Whitehtars, wine twin dant -April GI. tnton. Wbeeleretreet, Spitaltields, chenille wanutactarer It P. Stewart. Drip:tithe...tree, Old Kent, road, superannuated clerk in the War-ogre-Awn 4. W. B. Appleyerd, Foots Cray. leak groosr-Mardi ft X Bouldlog, Lints dienl4--liszek H. C. leap sad Bodoch, Hinckley. Leicessenhlre, badery weaselecterers-Marek IX J. Niles. Bristol, cern lamer-Meech IL W. J. Glasebrook. Liver pool, menhant -Merck H. C. korenDk Liverpool. eaerehant- Merck 64 T. Prost, Dacoledeld, eir--blerch 6 ft Doe Doe, Bury ; M. looker. blambirier ; and Duttltord. merchants-Hardfl. J.Coasoa,dpimit grover-Mmli ft J. & Bu sy, Illnedsderm, powder leek Mask tt. J. D. Deventer, Bleint em, bookseller-March I& J. Y Pal. Direelnetwas, tatlway aleck-Yard IX S. 8. H. Love, nalaihsakr walla-Nardi tit A. Ihntoo. Suu =-Marele I& C. O . Hlnahnitiatn„ Bin = etc. Nara 12. 4. kraus MAW -March VC 8. Hermon. artiet-Yard ft T. Deeel= d.hk.. Direele= b ; r efetealler-Aprll & X MGM% lass km. -Inas& fl y D. Jones. Pwliyalsw. Glawswonwhire‘ apewer-liaial II& S. D Leeds, gam dealer [TWOPENCE -Mired U. Jr hag, Ueda, clock maker-March Si IL Pun. rho., Leeds. grocsr-March It W. Webster, Lews, pantry card maker-March 23. T. C. Kirkman, Leeds, grocer-March M. J. P. Cummings. Ludt draper-Much M. W. Adamson. Leda. shopkeeper-Nardi 23. W. nodes, Leeds, April 7. IL Van tickler, Crotched-triars, merchant-A 7. P. see, flythe, Kent bootmaker-April 7 H. Bunny, Newbury, Berkshire, brickinaker-tAprU 7. J. Arnold ( sep arate estate), Luton. Bedfordshire, strew plait twerehant-Masr.h 30. ft Bevan, Liverpool, wine merchant. PARTE MINIM DISSOLVED. W. Fisch and B. AtweU, Buxton, soniersetabire, auctioneers- J. Wood, J. Whitehead. and T. Tallow, Oldham, patentees of the tt Improved Com/G=4 4yd/sulk Governor," so tar as regards T. Tetlow-N. Levy and J. Thackeab, Artillery-street, Itish_ftimeste, wholesale clothiers-A. Lottimer and J. Lottimer, Wailing. street, City, Manchester wantherseamen-& Fowler and J. Gibbons. L iverpool and Idrkeohdad. sassier sionedoreb-I.= and D. Scott, Staniar. wholessls rug merchants-C. T. and J. T. Ballard. Bedford, drapers-T. W. Morrison tied B. C. Wilma, Nottingham. lace matinfacturers-W. G. Locke? and P. i Wlnterbum, Whitby, Yorkshire, printers-K. N. Clement and J. Suttee, Dover, Usendrapirs-W. & Arthur and C. Smith, Brisk& oil merchants-H. Hampton and T. Barnes, Whitehaven, I wholesale grocers-J. Stott sad 8. M. Denniston, Leeds, painters -A. Wall sod C. Wall, Bradford, woolstaplem-W. S. Lodey and E. Hail. Goldsuilth's-row, Gougb.souare, printers-J. lIW and J. Kershaw, Bury, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers-N. Walton and J. Mawatit, narrow .m-Furnesa. Lancashire, drapers -3. W. Anderson sad J. Gray. Glasgow and HAMA, muslin 800TCM 8111Q1MMITIAT10/49.. Rontmcn rINCIIART ALLIAJIPSIL ANDEFSOII, Lath, WWII- Ws druggists, March 11, at the hew Motel. Leith. MITOMILL AluusUA. Anstrother, Malkin, nether, March 12, at the Tontine Rotel, Cupar-VUe. Roam OrtWARY, Paisley, bookbinder, March 14, at the County Hotel, Paisley. Ina. Upper Karate , Ph Leonard". farmer, Month 16, at the Star Hook St. rru.teit AWAXSON, Thurso, draper. Match 19, at Cukeys Boyd Heti. nurse. EQUALISATION OP THE SUGAR DUTIES. After our report of the London Tavern meeting pester& had left, The L put the question whether Mr. Fairrie should be heard, which wee carried, some 21.10 bands being held up in favour, sod about 20 agaiust. Mr. FAIR= proceeded to say that if the question were note vital one to the trade in which he had been for Mysore reeved, he would not have come forward to move an amend ment in opposition to the resolution which had been sub mitted by Mr. Grepon. He dilated upon the unfairness of reviving a question which, after full inquiry, had been settled by a committee of the House of Commons. where both sides were beard. It was not fair that the beaten side should seek in this way to unsettle that which had been so settled ; be urged the injustice of a proposition to levy the same duty on the raw material sad the manufse %wed article.'illuetranni his argument by asking what would be thought of a proposal for leing the same duty on copper ore and manufactured copper ? The equaliaatiou of the sugar duties would practically exelurbs from the British market the low quality sugar, from which 50 per cent. of refined sugar was extracted, and to this extent, b 3 dimi nishing the supply, would enhance the price to the British consumer. Thllo where was the fine sugar to come from Not from the West Indies. The CHAIRMAN—From Cuba. Mr. Familia now understood the object of those who clamoured for equalisation. It was to encourage the slave grown products of Cuba. (Hear, hear.) It was absurd to suppose that Manilla sod other sugar producing countries would, if the same ditty was charged upon the low and fine qualities, improve the quality of the sugar ; on the con trary they would send only the coarser sugars. The public consumed refined sugar principally, and he held that under the emit* system of duties they did not pay more for it than they would,were the duty made equal on all descrip tions, pay for the low and unrefieed article. He concluded by moving an amendments " That it appears to this meet ing that the maintenance of the scale of classified duties on sugar with such alterations as were recommended by the select committee of the House of Commons of 1862, is oe asesary to do justice between all the parties concerned in the production, importaiMn, and refining of sugar, anal that an equalisation of the duties must limit the general supply of sager for the British market, raise prices to the consumer, anal injure the revenue." (Cheers.) The Cstmuisn repeated that the meeting was called for a specific potpies, sad amid much interruption and cries of "unfair—hole sod comer meeting," refused to put the amendment, suggesting that the gentleman who had pro posed at and his friends had better retire into another — Therrnimsait, who said he was a citizen of London, inked Mr. Crawford if he thoupbt his conduct wag con 'latent with that of a representative of that city The Cearebas replied that he should be quite as seedy to attend a meeting called by these wbo were opposed to the equalisation of the sugar duties, if invited, as he had been to attend and take part in the proceedings of the present meeting. Considerable interruption here took place, several persons boldly complaining of the chairman's unfairness, or "audacity" as it was &scribed by one gentleman, in re. fusing to bear both sides, and a formal motion was proposed that Mr. Crawford leave the chair. The Cmutmari would simply meet that proposition by declining to leave the chair. (" OP, oh," aud cheers.) Mr. LINDSAY. M.P., remarked that the meeting was dia tiectly called of persons favourable to the equalisatiou, and that there were so many who were opposed to that view press= only showed that Mr. Travers and his friends had not, as they might have dooe,pathed the meeting, as was not unusual in such cases, so as to ensue a majority in rapport of their own opinion, Like Bit J. Duke, he came for infor mation, and though he might have views of his own, be wished to hear both aides. He did not think that the r :Lut or taboo of the dut would ruin even !Ogre the t ro d.. He reed having to stead up in that room to combat the prejudices of the shipping trade, who thought that free trade in shipping would be their ruin. But what had been the result' - Why, that sin= free trade had been established, British shipping had far more than doubled, and both the shipowners sad the pubbe had largely benefited. (Hear, hear.) As it appeared to him, the only question they had to look to was the interest of the consumer—(hear) — ad that was the only point he oared one iota about. He would pat one or two questions to the opp onents of 'gusti est/9e. (" But may we answer them .") (Hear, hear.) First, was it net the fact that the present scale of differen tial duties wooed the importation of the want deserip time of sew 1 (No.) We, it erit • fact that the imports ososistei of 97 per rental the lower qualities and only three per cent of the higher qualities? (Hear, hear.) If so, ft was akar that by far the larger proportion of the wont de. =Airlines of the article =lee to ibis collet/7 ; sod has noq the reason because the differedlsl seals levied a higher rale of duty on the superior and a lower rate of duty on the infe. rice qualities? (Hear, beer.) Then was it not teas that the t system . stopped the manufacture of the bettor q ities of emu in those countries where they were pro duced! (A Voice : " I believe sot.") (Hear.) It appeared t o him orteinly that it did tie the heeds of the pradunen is making the best qualities,beceneed they improved the menu future the effect wee to raider them rum. to a duty upcm the improved article width was almost prokibitery. Again, wee it not true that the =meet mole protected the few—the re finers of this astotry—to the injury of the many ? (" Car. tainly not.") Let them prove that he was wrong in them pints. and be would go with them. (Hear. bear.) Bet he maintained that he was right, and that the differential seals of duties operated to the benefit of the refiners only. Farther he asked, did it not retard commerce sad ioj are the memo? (" No, no.") Theses to the process in the ducks of de ciding upon the quality of the sugar, so as to assess the duty. The same quality would look Menial on a dull day from what it would oe a fine day. and be differently charged. ("Oh, oh.") But if they removed all necessity for the ex amination they would substitute certainty for nocertelnty, and facilitate commerce, and beet& the revenue and the consumer at the same time. He was satisfied that before lon the refiners themeless would find it to their interests to mod up for the equalisation of the sugar duties as strongly as the skipping interests now stood up in favour of free trade in shipping. Several gentlemen io the refining interest here rose to speak, hut The Quietus stated that he was obliged to go to the House of Commons to take part in an important discussion the= affecting the interests of the citizens of London. Ho must, themfore, sow leave the chair, and be should advise those who were in favour of equalisation to go with him, leaving the gs Demon who took a different view to act as they iewd. (" Oh, oh," and laughter.) The meeting would then be • meeting of gentlemen favourable to the =meat system. He added, that but for the imperative =Me of his engagement in the House of Commons be would have been prepared to My is the chair till mid • t. Mr. Crawford and several other gentlemen then left the room, sod Mr. Detestable was voted to the chair. Mr. FIT= seemed= Mr. Fairritis amendment, and at great length entered late the whole question, replying to Mr. Crawford and Mr. Lindsay's remarks, pointing out that to equalise the duties would be to throw the whole seising trade into the hands of the foreign refiner, and to enhance the price to the consumer. So far from the imposed change being &feasible= free-trade principles, be eouteeded that the effect would be to give a bounty to the sugar pro ducer of the Mauritius and the Dutch refiner again= the BiiWb manufacturer, and urged that nothing could be more whir dm to charge the same duty on the dirt end refine whirl always formed part of the bulk of the low quality sugars as upon refined sugar ready for consumption. Some discussion tamed batmen Mr. Travers and ems of the Misers premit as to the (kWh al the maufeetere of sew, in referee= to the tags of treacle and of waste, and ultimately the amendment, pot as • substantive lutists, wee canted übsoilasly, sed • vote of thanks to Mr. Dubitable for presiding =soled= the meeting. MORI TNAN NY= AND MT= THAN Ey ER. —This applies te the Isruest sod best Reek y cof spring and PUlWier pstterus seer sabeaftsedWe b b 'ebbe asrovat Me world-tassed lea. trousers at Alfred lansalase originator's only eats- Wallows* TS, Brost-Mrset, 1t11101111.411.11111% hAtabllalesd --(Advertbensaa. ~.