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THE BRITISHPAVING, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT COAIPANY. Capital 2,000,000. Without presuming to question the honourable intentions or just views of the persons under whose influence a large portion of is Capital of the Country has been embarked in foreign specula hon., doubtful in their nature, and the returns to be derived from which cannot be estimated, it is not too mach to assume, that the interests of the kingdom. and the true prieciples of national wealth 379 best consulted by an appropriation of its surplus Capital to objects of internal improvement. By such an application of Capital, the best 1331 of peace are encouraged, an impulse is given to the industry of the Country, and the real wealth of the Nation is augmented. Amidst the numerous plans submitted to public consideration, few combine the advantages of national improvement and comfort with individual security and profit : and it is to be lamented that is a country like England, which can boast of unexampled wealth, 13 national dignity should be diminished, by a want of attention to works of general utility and convenience. The defective state of the Paving of the Kingdom, particularly of the metropolis, the inadequacy of the Capitals of individuals to engage in works of a public and extensive nature, and the conse quent breaches in the performance of their contracts, together with the admitted imperfection of the systems generally acted on, have long been subject+ of complaint and regret; at the same time it is well known, by persons conversant with this branch of trade, that the profits realized by the contractors, far exceed the fair return they ought to dense from the employment of their time and amitaL The regulated prices published by the different Building Arti. 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Title Deeds, and other Securities, for such periods as may be found beneficial, and to purchase such Properties, either reversionary, contingent, OT otherwise, as shall offer a profitable return, by which means the Company will be able to afford unequalled facilities to individuals to promote the esecution of public and private works, and thereby to secure to the Proprietary all the benefits of a Society for the investment of Capital, in addition to tie other advantages attendant on its transactions. The Investments of the Company will be strictly confined touch as ensure an immediate and profitable return, the Directors pee cludirg themselves from engaging in any transaction bearing the remotest appearance of hazard or uncertainty. In the execution of their Paving Contracts, the Directors of this ompany do not contemplate any interference with the Superin ending Authority of the Commissioners and Committees appointed be the different Parishes; but rather design to eo.operate with them for the purpose of carrying more fully into effect their powers and Intentions, at a lower rate, an extended Credit, and , pon improved principles; and it is intended in all cases to employ the poor of the several parishes, where their labour can be made available. The Affairs of the Compare y are under the Management of' a Committee of Directors, assisted by the Engineers, Architects, Sur. :errs, and other Officers of the Institution ; and all Engagements behalf of the Company will be entered into in the names of the Directors. they having recou• se against the Funds of the Company GOiy. so that no Shareholders can be called upon to pay more than the Amount of the Share or Shares held by him or her re spectively. 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