The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-26 00:00:00

A PaIL ?6, 1( 6. fibttL WEST TRESAVEAN MINING COM ANY. 0711 HE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING wi' be heid at the City of London Tavern, on Thursdayji the 2St h instant at one o'clock precisely, for the. trans. • on of the General Business of the Company, when the rep tof the state of the Mine accounts, &c, will he submitted. • By order of the Directors, Company' s HENRY LUCAS, Agent. G!fflees,l74, Dale-street. • THE LIVERPOOL FLINT GLASS CO. ANY. riilHE Provisional Committee appointed for e purpose of Bd forming the abOve Company give notice tha ,in Consequence ()f the numerous Applications for Shares •1 ch have already' 7beeti received, they intend closing the Li after Wednesday next. The Shares:will be chafed ely afterwards, and an early day fined fora Meeting of the Sharehiddets,toappoint Directors.—Printed' Prospectuses and formS'of applications may be had at the Office of 'Mr. EV4Ns, South -crescent Chambers, Lord street, and at Mr. COGLAN'S, Exchange -street EasL PROSPECTUS OF THE LIVERPOOL ANYFHECARIES' COMPAN Y. CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SHARES of £lO EACH. .O.POsiT 2s. lid. PER Ski A E.E, IT is needless perhaps at the present moment I o comment upon the general utility of Joint Stock Companies, w hick has at once become so obvious to the Public. It may,.howeyer, be necessary,-in proposing the.Establishinent of an Association .to be called •' The 'Liverpyral Apothecaries' Company," to mention a few of its peculia a Yamages,particu- V larly su c h as w i ll b e , found to benefit the tic at large. It has b een f or some time a matter of usideration among' the Medical Men of this town to form an Establishment where they could prorMre Drugs and Medicines of genuine quality, entirely free.from-the cteleterionS admixture which they have ftiund so frequently to thwart their skill, and thus to add con siderably to the sufferings and risk of their Patients. • In the formation or the Liverpool Apothecaries' Company, under the direction of eminent Members of the Faculty and Others of long experience in the business of Chemist and Drug gist, such an establishment will be offered to them at once; for the success,ol which to the Shareholders it is needless to refer to the Apothecaries' Hall, London, and the Apothecaries' Corn- Pay, Glasgow, the Shares in the latter of which a'e now at an amazing premium. The advantages which this town possesses over all -.Abets in thekingdoth tor an establishment of this kind must be obvious to all, particularly in the means of procuring a genuine supply of Foreign Drugs on the must advant ageous terms, as wel l as for the di s p osa l of a very large quantity among the dense popu lation of the immediate neighbourhood—for tae furtherance of Which it may be found necessary to have a Branch of the Esta blishment in Manchester. This will be left to the consideration of the Directors alter the first general meeting of the shareholders. To make the Liverpool Apothecaries' Company efficient, it is proposed that the Capital shall be £lOO,OOO, to consist of 10,000 Shares of £lO each, 2s. lid. per share to be paid on allotment, and further calls as the Directors named at the first General Meeting shall deem necessary for the interest of the Company. It may be as well to state that Members of the Faculty, and persons engaged in the business of Chemist and Druggist, will n ave a preference in the allotment of shares. I Applications for Shares to be made to Mssrs. Sun Low BROTHERS, Sharebrokers, 30, Castle-street, Liver e pool ;or to Mr, HENRY FoRSHAW, Solicitor to the Provisional Committee, Ila rtingthia . =chambers, North John-street. Fonm OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. • TO the Plovisioaal Committee of the Liverpool Apothecaries' Company. I request you will secure me Shares in the Liverpool A Potlxecaries' Company, subject to the P I ospectus as issued. Name in full Profession or Trade Residence Date PROVISIONS AND REGULATIONS. Although it cannot be denied,that.there are many respectable establishments at which Medicines of the very best quality can be obtained, yet, from the notorious adulterations which are known to exist, there is always some diStruit in the mind of the iudividual who unfortunately requires them. . In regulating the detail theref o r e. o f the present Company, Particular care will be taken by the Directors to obviate this feeling. It is intended that the Drugs shall be selected of firit-rate t oality only The cart ectnes s of the CheraiLaf preparat i b us l lna nutactured - On the premises will also be strictly examintd. ff.ll fact, no art i c l e wilt allowed t o b e scut out Limit he qua mty be sanct i one d an d approved of hy a Committee of Mewcal en. I ) ispensed by competent assistants, there advantages will 'surely be properlyappreciated by the puulic, and mutual be befit will oe derived therefrom. It is intended that the La oratory and Compounding depart , i nent s shali - he upon an scale, always open to the in- Pection of Members of the Faculty, being ..shaveholders, and t 4 der certain restricti ons , to t h e i r pupils also. : 'phis to the lat er will,. no doubt, be considered a valuable privilege.i , Th e waut ti kith; has lua bee felt . ( 1 the mercantile community of this port, as it is we g ll kn n own tha t houses receiving largeurdets for exportaiion, are oblige-I la have theth executed in London, and impoi . ters, on market (er • • L `Td, a , e coMPelled to look to the same quarter for a "lale I. That the Provisional Committee shall proceed to the 4 ii i _lntrnent of Snares as sounras. pos . sible, ,, llowing a reasonable ,"te tor applications to be receued OM the neigubouring ' "'nwns •• ti 6 2, • Tha,t the Provisional. Conamii,..ee shall make such reserve nMSitares'as they shall deem pruper for the interest of the • - 9, lll Pany, whi c h s hall b e re t a i ne d unt i l Di rectors are appo i nte d . shal l be called tOr the election of five otment Directors, three to turin a euoruin, by whom the aff a irs o f th e C ompany s h al l b e con d ucte d ; wo to retire annually ' but eligible to re- e l ec ti on . 4. That, Animal General Meetings shall be held on the first ' ll 4 ., ° nday in J une eac h year , t o receive and adopt the report of sha.tiirectors, and to elect two Directors. ll That none but a Shareholder of not -less than fifty Shares a be eli g ibl e f or a Di rector. u 'That, at a ll G ener al M ee ti ngs, a h o ld er o f f i ve Shares shall t en t vote;.. ten Shares, two vot es; an d f or every additional t en 9nar,!‘s, one vote; but no Shareholder shall have more than "tes• ...A Shareholder may vote for another, holdin his . l'ltte r e.„ r , g t i • •, 1 btu if any Shareholder shall refuse or neglect to sign the 4oi v AssoCratiOn, when prepared, after 21 d a y s ' not i ce being e e n, the Sh ares of such * person, ' as well as the deposit paid 81 ' shAll b e f or f e it e d f ur th e b ene fit o f t h e C ompany. Call ~ hal: en the appointment of Di rec t ors b e i ng completed, a e urth ° , . £1 per Sh are s h a ll barnacle, giving ten d a y s ' notice; and d av , e r Calls as th e Di rec t ors May. deeinnecessary, giving thi rt y e,',lvti!,e prior to.cacla Call. that th'e Directors shall be empowered to build, purchase, tue,!"lisuitalde pretnlscs, engage managers and other subordi 'u leers at fixed salaries, and to take all other necessary 1 7,snl'es fo r the completion of the establishment. y ea ; Should one-half of the paid-up Capital be lost in any one Pet ) ,;-I , Peciza gpmere I meeting shall be called, when the 'Com boide"all he declared dissolved, unless two-thirds of the Sham e -11..1,then present Shall otherwise determine. su ch , kat it is intended to .establish a Branch in Manchester; Di rt f---tranch be under the management-of a local Board of ti v 4" ) rs, nominated by the general Board of Directors at 2. , °I • Th e 1 hat the above conditions may be altered or modified by sobj'revisi ona l C ommittee or the general Board of Directors, . e to the approval of the next. General Annual Meeting. Pit (I Q ' — ' 4 PECTUS OF A JOINT STOCK COMPANY, - FOR THE ClosE or P IN IN ltp G SPERM OIL, BLEACHING OF WAX, AND THE uPACTURE OF WAX, SPEI2M, AND COMPO. SITION CANDLES, 7'.4 E YO E CALLED LIV ERPOOL, AND MANCHESTER SPERM OIL REFINING COMPANY. It . v. . l C APier a 1., £150,000, IN 15,000 S HA RES OF £lO EACH. ,IIeCPSSiIV of an E sta bli s h ment f or tbe,R4FIN LNG of v hao t "'EßM has lon g b ee n e xp e ri en c e d by the Mer ter, a B ' S hi powners, and Consumers o f Liverpool Manches ret 41 41 05 t" ennre 111 . e Neighbouring Districts, the want o uch h av i ng ly prevented the this of is article as a tir o ur Shipments in'atietikg this Port to N, South Wales. uherio, c onsrquently, such cargoes as ha • been imported fl e e,, rig, reshiPp'ed to L0t410.0.-; to ere Refined, and I °. 411 tie's_l (1 returned to this countYl:i be c sumed, buytheued th e obie almost incalculable adddional .‘penses which it is 4. Th e e n of the present Establishinent to remove. 1 it s inruan_surription of Spei in Oil may even yet be considered ...:4,7oBltiatstittes",efejle,altliongli it has increased very considerably within year ad has been generally adopted as a nd e • or other Oils for the purposes of Afachinerv, thus titio i t . . a most valuable article of Importation to the Mer- Theand Sh ipowner.p ns i , ; ; 4 i , ty' of Liverpool to the principal manufacturing ngoja ct lea e great and growing intercourse between this Port °nth Wales which by the establishment of the twill he materially ine'rea - sed, point out the necessity a t , . __re right of the town to this very lucrative trade. lAr!erchant and Shipowner this. Company secures ; ket Jro an article they have hitherto been debarred 4 11 1 4 to . or, havin g imported it, have been compelled to , laa l ., t „ a sacrifice by sending it to London to a few mer the, who • . s to th " n have enjoyed the monopoly. ile.ntthe:.eonsuiner and' dealer the ad yabtages will at once pre-, i, g raet ur '"elves, the saving of Freight, the locality of the Ma b ~ .t h e purity of the Oil, and the reduced price at which u.lt purity . n 4 , 4? , a l li n c le t o h d ,, e , d ; at the same .. tim m e, to add th e BLEactillsc of Manufacture of w AX, SPERMACETI, and C?m -,e 4, 211 7 t. tv131,1,..5, as at necessary Branch of the Refining t;Llirio..! °IL . with the Bleaching of the SPErtmACETI,. thus lish4leitiLzerinsiderable additional profit, and naaking the Este-. .„Jt "I c omplete in all its Branches. • C_l,soooplpesed tliat the Capital of this Company shall be :', in 1,000 Shares of £lO each; no Shareholder to ,‘'ph:tqs.tinin ten Shaes. :4)ara affairS' oft Company shall be managed by a %eh , • u irecor.s,wh o shall be holders of at least fifty Shares h e ar?'rtt , 1 2,.,0r one 01 , 11111 g per share shall be paid on an allot -111:140..(7'r,1Y the expenses incidental to the formation of the 4 (er the Y . and a further sum of £1 per share within 14 days O de a 41) Pointin'ent of Directors, and all further calls will be h 8 Dire • ;at o titt ctors may deem reusite. Jelui„m er pr - Bhare s m ill b e reser q ved for Manchest er an d the tkAppiiiß Ofß;.. 4 ilons for Shares (if by letter post-paid) to he made at p e it.k iN v s s of Mr JOHN PRATcHETT, Accountant, or Messrs. t;teei;k_snit:r.eean. CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, 14, Blundell -court, (e° A i 123 d, 1636. --- JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. CLARENDON ROOMS, TO . 8 ti A E-B ROKEI: S. cONIIITTEES OF THE vmuouS JOINT A _ ...- ' STOCK COMPANIES, AND OTHErS. _ A S it is considered' th a t ir. the present flu c tu a ti ng s t ate o f the Share Market, it might be an advantage to parties in terested in the various Sclie,ocs low proposed for the investment Of Capital to have seine tixo, place for a dail Meeting, where tip purchases and sales of'Shares might be . effe ed without loss of time, and with more convenience than ca e afforded upon the • Exchange the the Proprietors of the 'Clare don-rooms propose to set apart one of the Rooms for this p Rise, between the hours of Three and Five o'CloCk in the Afternoon of each day. The terms of Subscription to be One Glinea per annum for each person, and the proposal to be carried into effect as soon as time 'names of twenty gentlemen willing to subscribe shall be lodged with the Master of the Rooms, at the Clarendou-buildings, in South John -street, where any further information upon the sub ject may be obtained. Such of the several Committees of the Joint Stock Companies as will guarantee not less than Five Meetings within the space of one month may be accommodated with a Boom at the price of Five Shillings for each Meeting, instead of Seven Shillings and -Sixpence, the sum usually charged. Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, • 20th April, 1-836. d about (ion be ichester, irectioD. AuctiVe the pro; reduced wening an d the at low tetsect .ded to trough rmentg y, two sides rn im ighout f Wa s and ye no, Lee of v day that. Ilgers l rates 11 still Com-. In d ;:i3obitO. ISLE OF MAN AND LIVERPOOL JOINT STOCK COMPANY. FTIHIt PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE regret at, owing. to the Applications for Shares having been v y numerous, they have been compelled to reject e very l ru portion of the Applicants. Those rersons only to whim hare„ , have been allotted.will receive circularS.—liy order, J. GEO. SNOWBALL, Solicitor. EGREMONT HOTEL AND FERRY COMPANY . THE Prospectus fi r the forthation of this Co a n y may be obtained, and Sh ares a ppli e d f or , at Or - -Office of Mr. P6Ac6cx, Solicitor, 79, Church-street, of w printed Forms of Applications for Shares may be had. The Share List will be-closed on .TuritsnAY next, the 28th instant, and the allotmenc.of Shares will be made on the follow ing day. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC For forming a Joint Stork Company for erecting and carrying - On SAW MILLS in the Timber Trade. T HE Public are respectfully informed, that sev al influ ential and leading men in the Timber Tr e, in Liver pool and Manchester have it in cantemplaiio o establish a Julia Stock Company for erecting. and car y• g on Saw Mills on an e: - .tensive scale, unconnected with t import or sale of Timbe and entirely for the use oh he I'ul c, being convinced that Saw Mills conaccted with the purchase and sale °Mather, by wholesale or otherwise, will not be beneficial to a Joint Stock Company; but that separately, as common Saw Mills for ge neral use, they will produce, under good and respectable ma nagement, a very ample return for the Capital invested, A prosrnctus will be issued in a few days, and for further informa tion in. the lute. im, apply to Mr. LEATHER, Solicitor; Claren don Buildings, Liverpool. ,• PROSPECTUS OF THE LIVERPOOL AND NORTH WALES STEAM PACKET COMP Y. Capital, £50.000, in Shares of £5 ch. 941 HE promoters of ibi s C ompany are d s • us to establish a .a_ more certa;n and frequent eommuni on between Liver pool and Beaumal is, 'Bangor, Caroarvo , and the7ne:ghbou,- bood. To effect - nhich most des!rable object, it Will be neces sary to obtain iha assistance of those persons who are interested in the welfare of the Principaliiy. By placing good Packets on the station. commanded by enperieuced seamen, the pro moters of this Company have no hesitation in saying, that the number - oflikitors would be considerably increased; and there cannot be the least doubt that a very favourable opportunity now presents itself for the tot tnatiou of a Company having the above objects in view. To convince every,yobia,ssed mind the certainty of success to the Company, as an inves;inett for Capi;al the 'promotes, need only refer to the " Isle of Man Stea n Packet Company," as an instance what , can.beztio-ao when aided by the exertions of the members of a Company. CONO.TIONS. That a Cornnany be formed, to be called " THE LIVER POOL and NORTH .WALES STEAM PACKET COM PA N Y," Capital, £50,030, in 10,0 A "Sha..eS of £5 each. That the Company shall be. coniideierf 'formed as soon as 5,000 Shares shalt have bean apotopiltated. • That 2s. 6d. per Share be paid on allotment, to defray the expenses of forming the Company. ' • That £1 per Share shall be paid within fou , teen days •after the choice of Directors, and thirty days .previous, notice shall be given of any further call. The Stiares will be to beater, signed by three Directors and the Sect etary. A Register will be kept, to record to whom the Shares are first issued, and fort eansfer, if required, by the holder. That a General Meeting of the Shareholders be immediately held after the formation of the Company, and afterwards an nually in the month of May. Thit the Directors he appointed at the first General Meeting. That every holder of fifty Shames, and upwards, be eligibte as Directors. That at General Meetings, each holder of five &iar?s, to have one vote; twelve Shales, two voles; twenty Shares, three votes; fifty ShareS,• and upwards,. four votes; and the votes May be given personally, or by written proxy, held by a Share border. That the affairs of the Company be managed by six Di rect o rs. That these conditions may be altered and amended as may be deemed e: - :pedient. That a Deed of Association, for the security of the Share holders, shall be submitted to the thst General Meeting of the Shareholders, for their approval. That the Deed of Association, when so approved, shall be e::ccoted by each Shareholder, wiq bin fourteen days after notice to that elfect sha► . t have been given to him. That the Shares of those persons who shall neglect or refuse to e:;ecute the said Deed, within the time appointed, shall be forfeited, and the depasit paid on such Shares shall be also for feited, and shall .become pact of the general Stock of the said CoMpany. Copies of the Prospectuses and Conditions, with printed forms of application for Shares, may be procured froth Messrs. St; OLOW BIWTHEns, Shame-ltroket*- 39, Castle -street, or 111 H. A DAMSON, Solicitor, Tarleton-street, Liver-pool, to whom : applications must be addressed, post-paid. PROS PECTUS or THE LIVERPOOL ME PLC EIANTS' JOINT STOCK. SALT CON PANY. CAPITAL, £2lO MO lu 00 SHARES OF £25 EACII.,I( THE immense injury which th e Merchantsand Ship of this Port have sustained, in conseguenceof I h °nib, al ion of the Salt Proprietors tcrsupprt the preSent .ceedio g ly huh rates, is too well known. - to require much co ) eot; it may be proper, however, to observe, that this porti of our trade has suffered a very material diminution, while ur rival poll, Gloucester, as well as several ports in France. Spain, and Por tugal. have been reaping a proportionate benefit. Previous to the combinati on b e i ng en t ere d i nto, the annual export of Salt aveiagen 375;000 tons; -but, owin g to the nrweedings of the p, event monopoly, it has been reduced to about 250,009 tons. - thus drawing from our port the ann!..;.al exportation of 125,000 tons. , , For flit v,ero years previ ous t o th e eg i steuce of the combioa tiori; 'Coinrimn Salt was selling at flow B+.d /o , ' - 2 'per ton, an d Stoved and oth er Sal t i n 'p roportion ; lidt- isi ,the establish ment of the mon o p i ly it haS been incoeialssloile 2t.' 6d:,- thus i n if, c , easin4 1 fie'price of the article from 45 to 50 per cent.; and a still foil lice advance is in contemphifion. As - 1116 , r:ban - Is and Shipowners . 'generallv may not be cc_ quai9ted with the,reason why these high prices are sustained, it maybe well to renork, that the enormous profits,which' were realised, chiring4he period the,Salt Manufacturers were under the survey or the. ExClie, ;rained there to take long leases of their works at.Ahigh rents, in ithe full expeetation that there would he no alteration in the then existing laws, add (bat their plofits would in unwise lie ditr,inished. A considerabte:portiou of such leases remain still' unexpired, and, as the profits atb considerably reduced to what they were when from 10s:_to 2 5 5 - :per.ton were the selling pi ices, the pre sent combination has been entgred into to support those who may be thus circumstanced, as *ell as to prevent a fair compe tition in the trade. To do away with Ibis monopoly, it is proposed to form a joint Stock Company, to consist of 10.000 Shares at 1.:25 each, and to he conducted upon such principles as will ensure the constant supply of a good article, atit remunerating price to the Com pany, as well as being advantageous to the purchaser, and not subject him to such fluctuations in the value as he has for the last few years been compelled to submit to, whereby a large portion of Shipping has been driven to seek those advantages in foreign ports which we ate so well calculated to afford in our own. Among the advantages to be derived from such a Company having suitable Works erected in the viciniy of the Port, where Coasting Vesselsqnight load as they now do at Garston, the fol lowing may be enumerated, viz., 1. That a considerable saving would be effected in bringing Rock Salt to the Works to be manufactured, from the well known fact, that, with the assistance of salt water, one ton of Rock will yield at least 25 cwt. of mainrfactuied salt; conse quently, of the Weaver dues, and freight to be charged upon the Rock brought down, (say Is. river dues, and freight 3s. per Ton,) there would be a considerable saving in these items alone independently of the increase • for, were the a r ti c l e -manufac tured up the Weaver, the dues and freight would become chargeable upon the weight of the manufactured article instead of tha raw material. 3. That a saving would be effected in the purchase of fuel, which forms a serious item in the manufacture of Salt, as the Weaver dues would be entirely avoided by sending to Runcorn, or entering into an arrangement with some of the Coal Pro p; ietors of St. Helen's, to deliver at the Works. 3. That the advantage of always being able to supply, in a few bouts' notice, whatever quantity might be required by ves sels in any of our Docks, would cause all parties, except those persoriallY interested in Works up the Weaver, to apply to the Company, as they would not be compelled to wait for several days in-a state of uncertainty whether they would be able to re ceive their supply or not, the Mats being so frequently detained at Weston Point from want of water, or by contrary winds, and the water of the Weaver being freqUently run off for a period of fourteen or fifteen days at a time. 4. That the present prices are exorbitantly high may be proved from the circumstance of Common Salt having been sold for y ears a t f rom B s , t o 9 s . per ton, and Stoved and. other Salt in proportion, thus advancing the price of the article frOm 45 to 50 per cebt.; cousequentiv, if the minimum selling price be limited t 9 10s., and the expense of 'Manufacturing be taken even at Ss. per ton, there would still•he a direct profit of 25 per rent. on the outlay, with a still greaterper centage on the'roore profitable manufacture of Stoved Salt, independently of the ad vantage to be derived fromithe Company employing their own Flats, whi c h geneially4elthough paying a handiomeprofit) are a separate and dislina inteiest. That the idea of having Works erected in the 'vicinity of the Port (which may afford to - pay a profit on the outlay) may not be considered merely chimerical, reference need only be made to the Works on the banks of our river, at Garston and Dun geon, the highly respectable proprietors of which have for the last century carried on an extensive and profitable business, although compelled to bring their Rock through the river Weaver to their Works on this river, and have successfully competed with the manufactu..ers on the Weaver. Independently of the considerations already adduced, there is one circumstance which must not be . kept out of view, viz.,' the probability th a t i n a very s h oa t p er i o d t h e E as t I n di a mo nopoly in this'article will be thrown open to fair competition, which will no doubt prove highly beneficial to the manufac turers in this district, especially es our trade with all parts of tbe eastern hemisphere is - rapidly on the increase. That the name of the Company be "THE LIVERPOOL ERCHANTS' JOINT STOCK SALT COMPANY." The affairs of the Company to be managed by twelve Direc ori, each holding twenty-five shares, or upwards; five to be a quorum The Shares to be appropriated on the 30Th of April instant, E 2 per Share to be paid on allotment, and further calls to be made at the discretion of the Directors. No individual to hold more than one hundred Shares in the Company. _ _ A bolder of five Shares to have one vote ; of twenty-fire Shares, two votes; and for every twenty-five Shares, beyond the first twenty-five, an additiunal vote; so that the holder of one hundred Shares will be entitled to five votes. Applications for Shares, with christian and surname, resi dence and profession of the Applicants, to he sent, undercover, to the Office of Messrs. SHACKLETON, WRIGHT, and HUNTER, Brunswick -street; to Messrs. THOS. TINLEY and Co., Ship and Share Brokers, 106, Oldhall-street; or to Mr. Tilos. Foust , 1.11, 23, Exchange-buildings. . _ _ April 19th, 1616. At a MEETING of the PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL MERCHANTS' JOINT STOCK . SALT COMPANY, held This Day, It was resolved, • That an Adveitiement he prepared and inserted in the CheS ter and Liverpool Pap-rs for off,s of Salt. lines and Works. That all persons bolding 10 Shares and upwards in the Corn pany to be allowed an extra Discount of 21, per Cent. upon all Purchases made from the Company. Vablic 13obito. TEI E LIVERPOOL STEAM TOWING _COMPANY. A GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders in the above Coinpany will be held at the Clarendon' Rooms South Joon;sireet, on FRIDAY next, the 29th instau 'at twelve o'clock precisely, to elect Seven Directors to m• a e the affairs of the Company, and the necessary Trustees. Nu Person will be admitted who does of produce the Bank Certificate. By order of the Provisional Cothmittee, SHACKLETON WRIGHT & HUNTER. ---- WOODSIDE FERRY COMPAN Y. ------- TO BUILDERS. - • I "DERSONS willing to CONTRACT for he ERECTION of IL STABLING for the above Cdrripa may see the Plans and Specification. for the same, at th ' igtice, Woodside, ou application to the Manager at the Gate . Tenders to be given in not later than Twelve o'clock on FRI n4Y next, the 29ih April,_ instant; directed to the care of the Manager, Mr. W. Rampling," stating the words "'!'ender fur Stalling" outside. • April 25, .1833. THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHEST R FISH COMPANY. AGENERAL MEETING of the Sh r' Company will be held at the Gold street, Liverpool, Tars DAY (Tuesda ) Eleven o'Clock, to receive the Report rnittee, and appoint Directors and a went. ( eholders of this . Lion Inn, Dale the 26th instant, at . the Provisional Cora omrnittee of Alauage- The production of the Circular containing the the Allotment of Share, and the Note marked upon it of the Deposit having been paid, will be required at the door. • WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors. LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK STEAIII-PACKET COMPANY. - CAPITAL £200,000, IN 10,000 SHARES 0 £2O EACH. T render the .Ship s i nten d e d f or t hi s ,ine in every w a y commensurate with the magnificent: f the -project, it has been thought requisite to increase ti Capital to £200,000. This Sum will enable the Company t construct' such Vessels as, for size, steam-power, swiftness, beauty of Mould, and inter nal accommodation, shall not. be surpassed by any thins afloat. A Prospectus will be published at the ctose of this week. Applications for Shares are in the interim requested to be made to JOHN N GA LE, 17, Exchange -street East. LIVERPOOL FLOATING BATH JOINT STOCK COMPANY. A S it appears to be a generally received opinion, that Joint Stock Companies are peculiarly calculated to ensure to the Public the advantages which they ought to derive from Public I.;stablishments, and, by extending the sphere of, in,. fluence, stimulating-the exertions of the parties in their favour whose interests are connected with them, the Propriet or o f th e Floating Bath, a t th e suggest i on o f some of his friends, proposes to 'place his Establishment on the same basis as various other Public Companies in the town. His avocations and duties, of a public and private nature, rendering it impossible for him to devote the time he has hitherto bestowed in perintending the Floating Bath, is the main circumstance ich has influenced him in submitting the following plan to t Public. The Com pany now proposed cannot be viewed a chimerical or dotibt ful speculation, as the utility of the F ating Bath is generally recognised. It originally cost £3, and from the excellent` state of repair in which it has been kept every season since it was built, it may now be considered nearly as good as new. It is complete as regards its requisite furniture, it is newly painted,' it has three large Anchors, which weigh upwards of three tonic. 120 fathoms of strong Iron Chain Cable for Moorings , 130 dozen of Towels, two good Boats, &c. PLAN. The Floating Bath Joint Stock Company to be formed wh'en 500 Shares of £5 each are subscribed f or , o f w hi c h number Ole 'present Proptletoi . is desirous of retaining 50 Shares. A Proprietor of Five Shares to have a k'ree Ticket of Admis sion to the Bath. A Proprietor of Ten Shares to have two Free Tickets. The Bath to be placed under the superintendence of a Com mittee of the Proprietors, chosen by themselves. The sum of £1 per Share to he paid on the first day of May next, and the remainder of the subscription to be paid in the same proportion on the first days of the following months of June, July, August, and September next. A division of the profits to be made at the close of each Season. The Bath will be brought into the River early in May; all the usual expenses of fitting it out, of repairing, of painting, &c. will be borne by the present proprietor. The names of Subscrikers will be received at T. COGLAN'S Office, 12, Exchange -street East. TILE LIVERPOOL STANDARD EGREMONT HOTEL AND FERRY COMPA.N Y. ', Advertisement headed as above, is pub- W l li i sh i ed 6 in S the an Albion news Paper of this day, andoffering certain Property, called the Egremont 'lintel and Henry, for sale, 1 do therejole hereby give Public Notice, That, by Agreement in Writing; dated the 25th day of July last, the above-Mentioned Property, with other . Lands . and Hereditaments in Liseard, was contracted to be ld to me by Mr. John Askew, fur a considerably less sum, money than that mentioned in the Advertisement, and that ave some time since filed a bill in Chancery against the sai Askew, and also against Messrs. Engel and Brentano, a others who have given me notice of claims upon the purchas money, to obtain a specific perfoimance of such agreement; d Ihivesometime since, under the written consent of the sai Mr. Askew, agreed to let such Ferry to a public Company, ea ed " The Egremont Steam Packet Company," for a term of twenty-one years. And I require all Persons not to enter into any treaty for the Purchase of any part of the Property alMve-mentioned, and, in case any treaty has been signed, to suspend any further pro ceedings towards concluding the same ' and, in particul ar , t o suspend the pay ment o f the Purchase Money and taking con veyance thereof. am ready and desirous to give full information on this sub ject to all Persons who may request it, and to lay before them Copies of the Contract, of all the correspondence between me and Mr. Askew, and Mr. Peacock, his solicitor, and the cases submitted to very eminent counsel, with their opinions theteon. WILLIAM BARTLEY.. Temple-court, 251 h Aril, 1836. LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER COAL COMPANY. riIHE Shareholders are informed, that the Co Tract for the i f _IL Great Park Estate, at West Leigh, is now mpleted, and the Company will be put into immediate possess' n thereof. A .PUBLIC MEETING of the Proprietor will be held at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, T 1 DAy (Tuesday) the 2,tith instant, at Three o'Clock in the Aft noon, to appoint Directors. It will be necessary that each Shareholder produce his Alloi mein Scrip to secure admission. By order, JOHN COLTART, Secretary. Company's Office, 29, Chapel-walks. THE LI V EPPOOL AND MANCH ESTER HIDE, TAN NING, AND LEATHER COMPANY. CAPITA', £300.000, IN 60,000 SHARES OF £5 rzAcu. 11" (S Company will secure to LtvEnnoot., a proper in fluence in the Leather Trade an influenc e no t hi t h ertO possessed by thi s P ORT, an d place the 7 Market here in a fair competition with the for celebrated BursToc I'4 JR. To Importers, Butche.s, Curriers, and Coidwainers it will form a grand. source of mutual advantage, by sharing in the profits of each mhe,.s transactions, without ini.ingementon any. To Carriers it will afford an increased ptolit on transit, it witl advance the busin ess an d seventies of the port, give to t he i Ca pitaliSt a good interest, and pro:tuce to t he Puh.ic a better a , ticle. It is a well I. now n fact that the slowpocess . orfa.nning ;en ders the business a heavy matter for the priva,jt Cafiialist, and that in _consequence - various methods have e *adopted to force the process !bread add htisteti the yet ur • he effect has been the production Of . ixatherptedisposed to ck.'--4ee Sir Hum plirey Davy. .The Capital is p;Oposett lO be raised in 60;030 Shares of !:.5 each, to be caned:forma small stints, Viz.:' one shilling per shale to .he paid for thescrio; on allm trent ; one pound per share to be paid wiitlio 21.; daVs after the Meeting for the Election of Di.ecicas; and aTiriiiter coil often shillings per shate on each !Toe, (Jays fot4hving, viz., the first Tuesday it Juiy, the Ihst Sentemtiet., and the first Tuesday - in November next, of wilco) call foe' teen days' notice at the least shall be given by the WitelOrS, and'( tia t'no furthercall shalt be made until after a Ilepo.t' shall have been approved at a Ge'nerat A rinual Meeting. That the iiist.pliotment shall not exceed 25,060 Shays, in clediog 5000 for .South America, sod that no a oplicat;on for English shines- stiall be received after the li•th day of Maw next; the allottneut to iake place on the Ott,, and the Meeting for the choice of Directors on the )7.h of t he same munih, at Tweive o'efock, at the Clitieodon•rootns, Liverpool. Holders of five shares to have one vote; ten sna.es two votes; twenty sha.es five Voles ; tbitty shores seven votes; and one . vote for every five shares a oove ty. No person holding less than one hundred shares to he a Director. The Books to be made up bate-;early; and ;Fat any time the balonce.sheet shall exhibit a loss of ous-iiiird part of the sub scribed .Caoital. the Company shalt be dissolved, and the le maiotog Fonds divded amongst the Shaieholders. All trausl'ers of shares to be made under the bonds of three Di-ectots. In order to ca. ty this Company into iinniediate one.atitio, the P Comatii.iee have po it:lased a Tanyatd and Premises by the Canal side; and, when the time arrives fur the choice of Directors, the Cour,taey wilt be compl e t e, an d , ea rl y for exten sive busioess. For fcri her particulars apply to Messrs. bENR y and TtiostAs BEAKBA NE, Tunnees, lierland ; Mr. WALKER, Solicitor, Duke , sireei ; or to Mr. J. linco, Stiarebroker, Cla.endon buildings, biverpo.il, wto is au, ho , ise.i to receive applications fur Snares, under seal, addressed to lite P.ovisiunal Committee, . .• . . FORM OF A"'PLICATI . ON. To the Provisional •Committ e e of the Liverpool and Manches ter Hide, Tanning, and Leather Company. GENTrAitibN,-1. request you will allot me Shares in this:Cotnpany, subject to the Prospectus of thelBth Aprd, 1836. IV'ame. Residence. --Profession. Public obiro. OF vicroßlA PARE. TONTINEROSPECTUS,THE 11 IANCHESTER. Bankers,—Messrs. Wintry, Ityle, and Co. Architect,—itichard Lane, Esq. Solicitor,—Mr. T. Percival Bunting. rir HE design of the undertaking, now submitted to the Pub lie, is the formation of an e:;tensive Park, in the *nime diate neighbourhood of the great and increasing ' own of Manchester, and the erection of an adequate nu er of first rate Dwelling-houses. The want of private r r ences of this description is, perhaps, sufficiently notorious roue the extreme difficulty which has been experienced in r eting with them,-- a difficulty which, when coupled with circumstances, that a very considerable number of the in oitants must abandon their present abodes, in consequence • the rapid conversion of Dwelling-houses .into Warehouses, will at once evince the desi rableness and importance of the proposed measure. Nor can it be doubted that a large and beautiful tract of Land—skilfully laid out for the erection of handsome villas, protected from nuisance, and each residence so placed as to command an advantageous prospect, without interfering with those around it,—will furnish an object of great ornament and interest; and, looking to the income arisin g both from the Houses t o b e erected upon it a t a cost which the extent of the undertaking will greatly reduce in each particular case, and from such por tions of it as may be sold off on chief rents, will prove a very sate and profitable investment for capital. With the view now stated. a very appropriate site has been secured, in a most fashionable and improving situation, extends Mg from the Didsbury to the Stockport Road, and about two miles from the Manchester Exchange. The Land has naturally a Park-like appearance, and possesses, advantages for the in tended purpose perhaps not equalled by any other. Among these may be enumerated its contiguity to the best roads leading from that part of time Town to which the principal business is rapidly removing; the variety of means of access to it; its total freedom from manufactories of every kind, and from any of their disagreeable effects; and the accommodation which will be presented by a new and elegant Church, on the point of erection, either in the Park, or immediately on its verge. The principle ofTontines, upon which it has been determined to proceed, is one which has been often and extensively adopted in various parts of the kingdo:n ; and offers inducement, totally different from any of the numerous projects now before the Public. Taken in conjunction with the well understood and appreciated system of Life Insurance, no scheme can be devised so certain to preserve the Capital embarked in it, and so entirely free from all possible risk. It will appear from the conditions subsequently stated, that each Shareholder will have the appointment of one Nominee, :fur every 100 subscribed, and, during the life of such nominee, will be entitled to an equal proportion of the annual profits of the estate; and that such Shareholder, or his repiesentives, will not only have the chance of becoming entitled to one fiftieth, or even more, of the whole property, but, •by insuring the lives of his nominees, may at once secure his subscription ; and, by similar insurances from time to time, may protect the increased value of his Shares, occasioned by the falling off of the nominees of other individuals. The expense of insurance will be so truing as to render it almost certain that, in the course of a very short time, the income arising from each Share will pay that expense, in addition to a handsome interest. The Plan, thus considered, offers a mode of provision for children infinitely superior to any other. The amount of Sub scription fur each Share, upon which a high interest will be receivable. during the continuance of the life of the nominee, And which may be insured, as before stated, will secure a much greater and more certain result than can be effected by any other means; besides which, it should be remembered that, even without an insurance, there is a fair probability that, although the lives should fall before the division of the estate, the e suin subscribed will be amply reimbursed by the largeness of the annual dividends.—For example,—if a Parent of six young children, wiselyuniting the advantage of Live Insurance With those of a Tontine, should take up one share for each Child, he might, by the yearly payment cf less than 1:1 a Share, secure to himself, on the death of the survivor of his children, the whole amount of his subscription.. It is quite needless to point out the advantage which the Shareholders who shall have selected any of the fifty surviving nominees will realize, or the great addition to the value of the existing Shares which must necessarily be experienced annually. It is sufficient simply to advert to the rapid and signal improve ment which the formation of the Park must at once occasion, and to the gradual rise in the price of land in this neighbour hOod,—a price which, notwithstanding its late increase, is not yet one-third that of land similarity situated near Liverpool and other large towns. The holders of Shares, in respect of which an Income of Ten Pounds per annum is derivable, will be entitled to votes for the County. The Tontine is to consist of 7,500 Shares of LIFO each. The interest of the Shareholders is to depend upon the lives of nomineas, to be named by them, on or before the first day of October next. One life is to be nominated for each share; and, during the life of the nominee, the Shareholder nominating, his heirs or assigns, is to be entitled to a proportion of the rents, profits, and other advantages, arising from the estate, corresponding .with the number of his existing Shares. On the death of a nominee, except he or she be one of the fifty nominees last surviving, all right, estate, and interest whatever attaching to such life, and to the Shareholder having nominated the same, shall immediately cease and determine. When the number of the nominees shall be reduced to fifty, the Shareholders, their heirs or assigns, who shall have selected such fifty surviving nominees, will become the absolute owners of the estate. The estate shall be vested in three persons, to be nominated by the Di rec t ors, as T rustees for the Shareholders; and all vacancies, by death or otherwise, shall be supplied at a General Meeting. • The whole management of the Tontine shall be vested in a Committee of five Shareholders, (not being Trustees,) to be called ‘‘ THE DIRECTORS ON THE VICTORIA PARK TONTINE," who shall be appointed at a General Meeting of Shareholders, 'to be convened by the Provisional Committee. The Directors shall choose a Secretary to be responsible to and removable by them. An Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders shall be held in the month of July, at which the busineSs of the Com pany shall . be transacted ; but Special General Meetings may be called at any time by the Secretary, on the requisition of three Directors, or of twenty Shareholders. Each Shareholder shall have a vote at every General Meeting, for every ten Shares held by him or her. The number of Shares to be holden by any one person shall be liMited. Each Shareholder shall pay _a deposit of £5 p er Sh are, on allotm e nt, i n t o th e B an k o f :Messrs. Daintry, Rvle, and C 0 .., at the sam e ti me s i gn i ng th e Deed of A ssoc i at i on ; together with such further calls, not exceeding £lO per Share, at any one time, not without two months' previous notice, as the Directors may require. That the Shares of those persons who shall neglect or refuse to pay any Call or Calls, within the iiine prescribed, shall he forfeited, and shall become part of the general Stock of the Company. That Shareholders shall have the preference, according to priority of application, of purchasing such sites in the Park as may be laid out for selling upon chief-rent, at the price fixed by the Directors. That every Shareholder who shall transfer his Shares to such person or per Sons as shall I approved of by the Directors, shall thenceforth cease to be liable to any further responsibility to the Company. Copies of the Prospectus and conditions with blank forms for signature may be obtained from Mr. FRANCIS BAYLEY, Share-broker, King-street, Manchester, and of Mr. RICHARD DAWSON, Sharebroker, 9, Exchange Alley, Liverpool, with whom a plans of the Park are deposited. By order of the Provisional Committee, T. P. BUNTING, Solicitor, Manchester. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. A N Advertisement having appeared in some of the Liver plol Newspapers, and a Ps ospectus havin. been issued for the formation of a Company for the carryi .. trade between Liverpool, the Staffordshir e Potteries, and e neighbouring Counties by the Rive,. Wevo.," and my .arne having been inserted at the head of a Provisional Co. • iftee appointed for carrying such scheme into effect, Ihe y give notice that I never authorized any person to introd e my name as one of such Committee; nor ant I interested, either directly or indi rectly, in the formation of such Company, or have 1 any Share tir interest therein. JOHN BARBER. Great George-place, 25th Apra, 1836. VAOXLIALL-ROAD SIZE AND BONE COMPANY. CAPITAL £5,000, IN 1,000 SHARES OF £5 EACH. IT has lon g b een a matter of sot prise that, in this county; the Manufacture of Size, Extract from Animal Tallow, and Preparations of Bone should be confined to Man • ester and its vicinity, while Liverpool, into which most of th ones are'itn ported front Ireland, Spain, Portugal, and . erica, is a fre quent buyer of an article in itself of little va e, but taxed with the heavy charge of t wo f re i g h ts, viz., to ,i place of manufac ture in the interior and returning to this i place of sale An Establisthent has, however, recen y been formed for the manufacture of these articles; it is most eligibly situated on the banks of the LeedS and Liverpool Canal, Vauxhall-road with , capabilities fiir au extensive and lucrative businesS. ~ The present Proprietor, wi s hi ng to extend the business to The several branches for which already the more expensive part of the arrangenients have been incur red, (but yet requiring an in-. crease of capital,) submits to the Public the formation of a Joint Stock Company, fur the making of Size, (for the use of Dyers,) and of Engine and Wag,gon Grease, the extracting of Animal TalloW, and the grindin g of Bones for Agricultural purposes. A sufficient inducement for investments in this project is afforded in the great probaoility of there being a large profit upon the capital embarked. The articles manufactured are of very great and increasing consumption, the raw materials cheap, and a constant supply in Liverpool is obtained with every facility. The Premises present an excellent opportunity for the erection of an Apparatus fur Boiling Linseed Oil, and Grinding Drugs and Dyettunds. The present PrOprietOr, resolved not to relinquish the busi• ness, binds himself to hold one-fourrh of the number of Shares, and will personally afford evert , information on the Premises, between the hours of Ten and Twelve, until the 28th instant, when (as in addition to what shares he retains several hundreds have been already applied for) the Allotment of Shares will take place according to the following proposal, viz. : That the Company shall consist of 1,000 Shares of £5 each, on allotting which 2s. each shall be paid, and immediately after a Meeting called of the Shareholders (a here ; and at all subse quent meetings the holder of five shares shalt - have one vote, of ten shares two votes, and one vote extra for each ten snares} to appoint Di. ec t ors or M anagers, and Ti ustees, in whose names the Property shall be in vestetl. Calls:—First, £l in one month; Second Call, £1 in two mouths; and it is not expected that any' further call will be required Applications for Shares to be made to Mr. Jottiv NEAt.E, QII the Premises, To-morrow, the 26th of April, and until the 28th instant; at the Office 'of 'Mr. W. W. MowristEit, Stock aril Share Broker, Exchange•chambers. Liverpool; or Mr. W. W 4 LKER, Share Broker. 31, Church -street. Liverpool, Tath April, 1836. 1411141 c Zobir.s. TRINITY ti ARBOUR.. nrtHE .Parliatneulary Deeds for this undert. ing will lie .1. for Signature at Mr. DA wsores Office, .N 0, Eiehange-' alley, from Two to Fouro'clock on Wednes V the 27th in s t. The pa r ti es to w h om Shares have beensame,t- are uested to call and execute the sae, oth erw i se ey will be re excluded from all benefit arsine from the allotment of Shares. RICHARD DAwsoN, Sharebroker. Liverpool, 25th April, 1836. • PROSPECTUS OF A COMPANY - FOR THE ESTABLISHAIENT OF A. NEWSPAPER, TO D TUE LIVERPOOL IN CALLE DEPENDENT. To be published three times a week, or daily, us the Company when .firmed shall determine. TO fear God, and honour the King, shit!l be its immutable principles, scurrilous to none, nor allied to any party. - The happy medium will be sought, repudiating alike, the party opposed to all change, and the le ve l l i ng an d d estr • ice doc trines, that, unopposed, mus t su b vert the b est in ests of.our happy country. On the reduction of the Newspaper Stamp t one penny, it is intended that the Price, dependent on a lam roprietory shalt. not exceed ThreepenCe, or One ,Shilling al Sixpence per week, for a Daily' Newspaper, publisned at such n hour as shall con tain the Parliamentary Debates, and the latest Intelligence from the Metropolis, and at this , price it is ca l cu l ate d t h e prof i t to be deri ve d f rom an extended c irculation, a ith addition of ge neral printing, will amply pay the management. The Editorship, to be open to public competition, at a salary worthy of Liierpool to give, and assiduity, talent, and refined general literature to receive.. I The profit s on a d ve rtisements Must make this one of the most Crofitable speculati ons , an d t h e risk absotutely nothing, as the apital will be laid out in nmey'S worth; and to interest ad vertisers generally, it is propose,t, that the required Capital of £20,000, shall be raised in 4000 Shares of £5 each, in calls not exceeding £1 per Month. One Shilling per Share in be paid on allotment, to defray the incidental expenses. To be under the management of. Three Directors, to be chosen by the Shareholders, at the first General meeting, to be held in the month of May ne.it. Application for Shares to be made to Messrs. THOMAS MAINE and Co. gO, Eichange Alley, North, will be received, for Fourt ee n D ays only,.from the date of thi s , a cons id era b le number being already appliedfor, and a preference will be given to those whose advertisements are must considerable. Liverpool, 23d April, 1836. THE LIVERPOOL JOINT STOCK BRICKS, LIME, AND CEMENT COMPANY. CAPITAL 1;50,000. • TT would app ear, f rom t h e numerous adVertisements in the I_ papers, that Joint Stock Companies are becomiv• the pre , vaihng system fur conducting a large portion of th 'business of Liverpool. The advantages to he derived iron command of capital and a combination of strength are u triable; but it is obvious that the ultimate success of these mpanies must de pend upon the extent of the consumptio and demand. It is upon this ground, therefore, and will) a ull assurance that no prospectus for a Joint Stock Company has huherto been pre sented to general notice, combining so completely these advan tages, that an establishment, upon an extended scale, for the Manufacturing of Bricks, LUne, and Cement is proposed to be formed, and the Projectors now submit it to the consideration of the public, as a sure Means of a profitable investment of capital. The rapid and, extraordinary increase of Liverpool—the numerous buildings, extensive public works, and various improvements now actively in progress in every direction, will at once prove a constantly increasing demandlor these articles. For the convenience of the public, the Projectors propose to have establishments at the uoith. and south ends of the town. The Capital of the. Company to consist of £50,000, iu 5,000 Shares of £lO each. A deposit of Ios. per Share, will be required upon the appro priation of Shares, a further payment ot E 2 per Snare upon the execution of the Deed of Association, and the. retnaiader to be paid up as may be deemed expedient by the .Board of Directors. In the allotment of Shares consumers to have a preference. As soon as 2,000 shares are subscribed for, the Company to he considered as formed, and a General Meeting of the Share ' holders to be then called for the election of Directors, whose qualification is to be 30 Shares. A Deed of Association to be then prepared, for the efficient management of the Compa s ny and tire security of the Shareholders. At General Meetings the holder of five Shares to be untitled to one vote, of twenty Shares to two votes, aud of thirty Shares or upwards three votes. Each Shareholder may vote personally, or by a written proxy held bk a Shareholder. Written applications for Shares, (post paid,) to be made to Mr. WALTER CIA exis, Share-broker, H reet, Liverpool. COMPANY. SUBSCRIBE D TRANM CAPITA E !. I: RE 3OO, D 000, OCK IN SHARES OF £IOOIZACH. DEPoSTT QIN CE the opening of the East India and China Trades, the k. 7 want of Dock Accommodation in the Pott of Liverpool, arising from the very great, increase 'of its Commercial Rela tions, has b ee n muc h f e l t, and the Horst serious inconvenient es continually arise in consequence. This it has been the object. of the proposed " Harrington Dock Company" in some mea sure to remove; but it is conceived that even with the accom modation which thal Company will be mile to afford, there will be a gietit want of room within the port for Vessels to dis charge and receive particular Cargoes with that dispatch which a press of business so frequently requires. Under this con viction, the Proprietor of To antnere Ferry is willing to dispose of his Right of Shere to a Joint Stock Company, for the pur pose of effecting an object so desirable; which Company it is 'imposed to form, ,under the name, and with the Capital and Shares dbovement The sheltered sitnation . of Traninere, and the great nattrial adt'iantages it offers for Dock purposes, in Depth of Wa are so well known that it is perfectly unnecessary to re Situated immediately opposite to Liverpool, its co the projected " Chester Junction Railway," fr there, :o the Grand Junction Line, through Ch connecting the Mineral and Manufacturip' country, will -tinder the project at once sp for capital, and an amazing accommoda Interest. at thew. ,exion with the Ferries ,ter, as a centre Districts -olt1;e- 46 as an invest ment tion to the Shipping — lf ii;hould be fOund desireable hereafter, the Company will have the option of purchasing the Ferry, or right of passage ac , oss the river, Upon liberal terms. Plans, showing the situation and extent of the various Wet and Dry Docks, Shipbuilding yards, &c., will be ready for the inspection of the Shareholders . in a few weeks. SA Cortimiltee Will be formed from amongst the principal_ hareholders, intro whose hands it is proposed to entrust thei Managenient of the Affairs of the Company, provisionally, until an Act of Parliament, to sanction the objects of the Company, shall have been obtained. Applications for Shares (post-paid and sealed) to be ad dressed to the care,of Mr. BR ITTA IN, Solicitor, Chester. Chester, April, 18g6. • PR OF THE EGRESIONT HO O TEL SPECTUS AND PERRY COMPANY. . T CAPITAL, £25,000 IN 12,50 SHARES, OF £2O 'EACH: HE Property &insists of the Egrerneint Hotel, together with ' the Four Cottages on the east end thereof, and the Two Shops on the west side of the Hotel, and the Land on the south side thereof, (u se d as a Bowling -green and for Pleasure grounds,) and also the Pier, Toll-houses, Coal Wharf or Quay, Weighing Machine, and Tap-room. • • The Hotel, Cottages, Shops, and Land are Freehold of Inheritance, and the .remainder of the Property is held by- Lease from the Crown for thirty-one years, commtnencing from the Mih of October last, at the Rent of £lO a year. The Owner of the above Property having offered it for the sum of £25,000, and agreed to accept of a Deposit of £6250, to pay whkit it is proposed that £2 10 . Share should be paid on allotment, and £2 10s at the e of Three M on th s ; Kr and the balance of the Purchase Monov ( ;eating interest at the rate of £5 per cent.) to he . paid at the end of three or live. years, as the Directors may in their discretion think proper, it ' has been determined to form a Joint Stock Company, to be called the " It:GRP:MONT HOTEL and F.ElatY CO/1,1-. PAN Y," for the p ur p ose o f p urc h as i ng the same Property and 2.5.0u0 all necessary Steam-boats, The C a pit a l to consist of .£., to be raised in 1250 Shares at £2O each. The Compauyto be under :he management of five Directors; three to be a quorum. The Shares to be allotted on the 29t up oT m At h r e il ai f i n:41t t ;:. £2. 10s. per share to be paid immediately. visi,mal. Directors all future calls to into the Union Bank, to the credit of the Pr d o, and 4. 2 10s. at the end of three months, an d be made as the Directors may require. .?' . .... t conductivthe • e to interest and to I,)e approp riated as the • attli_eFir...st : Genet al Meeting of the Company. Di 2; r :l e ° cb S ir i s )a r r n e a s y thoeiebaefireersecornes'ildt er mos „ er y, holder.ot 20 ••jhares to be eligible of the .Shareho . ,- . The Directo i r d s e t r o i - . b , e Shares two votes, ;it:a Net - ity Shalva . appointed . ~ arm the votes may be ... ' Director. Meeting, each holder of five Shares t 1 o )1e as A a t D a ii: . . , men 'Ler- • sot ally or by written proxy held by a Shareholder. s filan the respective dais appointed . • ' call by any Share holder • enndtitl,eipdv„t,aor: j)snethvroetee,Ctoetns; e h n is d giLr es and ti:l Galls In the event of the non-pavmetit of any raid thereon shall for payinwietnhtintheforueortie, be absolutely forfeited, anti the Director s shill he at liberty to • create New Shares in the place of such as shall be forfeited,. and issue the same on such terms and conditions as they in their discretion shall deem proper. On payment of the w h o l e o f the POrchase Stoney, the O wner of the Hotel aml Ferry shall execute a conveyance thereof to- Trustees to be chosen by the Shareholders at the first Public . •• Meeting. . WA Deed of Association will. he immediately prepared for the efficient tnanagement of the Undertaking, and for the security of the Shareholders.. .. . . Application s for Shares, stating the names, address, and; business of the.Applicauts, to be made (if by l e tt er, post pa i d) to Mr. Jour; .I. i ascock, Solicitor, 79, Church-street, Liverpool, where Collies of the Prospectus and Printed Forms of Applif cation may be had. THE DOCK ESTATE. MEETING of the RATE PA YERS Of the DOCK ESTA'rE, convened by the Chairman of the Commit tee, , was held yestetdaV in the Ctitton Sale Room on the sub ject of. the proposed hick Bill. The first Chairman, hl r. Hugh Hornby, not having, in the opinion/of a considerable number of the gentlemen preiient, condo ed the proceedings with that strict impartiality which was e ected from bin, tbev, on his leaving the chair, voted Mr. xander Smith, Junr, his room, w h en t h e f o ll ow i ng re 0 tam, prop ose d b itf y Jou MULHOLLAND, Esq., a n d secon d by T. B. 1101(SFAI.I.,-EsnN was unanimously agreed to. "Resolved 'That the Committee of 'Management of the Dock Estate /Jo consist of Twenty four Rate Payers of £5O or upwards, s and that they b e e l ecte d w h o lly b y t h e Rate Payerd of the annual amount of not less than £IU, and by Bond Hold ers ; and that a Petition to the House . of Commons, grounded upon this resolution be immediately prepared and submitted to the Rate P a y ers o f t h e Dock Estate, and -tbat the said Peti tion do lie fur signatures at the Exchange Rooms." Sikned on behalf of the Meeting, ALEXANDER SMITH, Junr., Chairman. ROYAL BANK OF IRELAN . THE Provisional Comthittee hereby giv otice, in conse quence of the regulated number of ' arcs having been subscribed for, the Company is constitute , and that alt future Applicatains fur Shares must be laid efore the Provisional Directors for Approval, and none will e alloted hut toeligible parties, nor at a lower premium than £2 per share, the premium lo form a reserve fund for the beneiit of the Company. Foster place, Duulin, 91/t April, 18%. ROYAL BANK OF IRELAN Fr HE Provisional Committee hereoy giv, notice to the several individuals to whom Shales h been allotted, to pay . the First Instalment of £5 per Shar , oge;her h :is. per Share for Outfit, on or before Sattods the:3,lth day of April, into. the Bank of Sir Robert Shaw, Bari., and Co., to the credit of the Royal Fauk of Ireland. Shluld the Deposits not be made in due time, the Shares will be fin felted for the benefit of the Company. Fosier-pace, Dahlia. April. THE LIVEUPOOL UiVION AHLL, THE Project o,s of this Company have c templated its fo , matiou fur some months, and thong. the present an nouncement is made at a period in one rest ct uncut iuoaie. on account of the numerous speculations now float, some of w ,, ictt have thrown discredit with many per-) s on all newly fa, med Joint Stock Companies, vet the Pr h ectors have been lei to announce this Companyat the present ime on this very account. .in order that the attention of the Inhabitants of Liverpool and the Neighbourhood may be directed to its advantages, which come home io every one of them, before Capital has been other.- wise embarked. The complaints of Adolleeated Bead and of high pricl3 b e been too gen era l an d well founded to require any pat ii, ' qilar elucidation o f th e i r trut h , and the high price of If, ead in the last year, a t a ti me when Wheat was : uoprec e d en tl y c h e a p, is fresh in th e r eco ll ect i on of every one. It To obviate these complaints and to supply this town and 's neighbourhood with good unadulterated Bread at a cheap tate, - a Company will he established in Liverpool for the Grinding, of v Corn - andthe mahing . of Bread on a scale commensurate with f, the demand which the utility of such a Company may tea , sonably he expected to ensure. The Shareholders bein.. Consumers of thei r own Bread; a certain guarantee INAI be thereby given that it will be good, wholesome, and unadulterated, which will alone recommend the undertaking to the Public, and to the poorer classes in parti• cular, as deserving, of support. As an eligible investment for Capitai, it is;conceived the on del taking cannot fail to answer the eipections which its Pio:. jectois have loaned, from the success of situilar Companies in other large towns. It is also 'proposed to erect the Mills on such a scale that, independently of Grinding suaiciitirlyor the; Company's owo consumption, t bey will also be e dallied- to-v-arfv-ott:fitt extensive bi-ing in a libeial return for the Capttliff busitleSt. - MR - lers;'a business sri'litAratle, t,Tat alone it would Toe Capital required for the effiCiebr ; i.L.ng of the Com pany wilimotexceed £150,000, i ne wdi r if toqlihrChase of Land, j and the E;eciiou of Mills 'and other IThildings, and suitable Machine. ~; I t is intendec;rhat the Company shall be called "," THE LI- N," GA - W. 90 L itivested,.. , . 4NION:11.1ILL COMI"ANY," aild'. with the view of ex.tending.the- interest in i he C9lpany as f4 r .ais possible amongst the Housekeepers at large, and Uniting all and inler ests in its Suppoiti,it is proposed to raise the'requi t ed C ap tal in 15,000 Shares of £lO each. The Management to be vested in Five Directors, each hold ing 50 Shares, anti Three to be a quorum. The Directors to be chosen-at the first meetin g orthe Sharp , hold ers, w hi c h , w il l be held within ten days after the aliutment of Shares, and of which due notjce will be given. At the first General 11l eetin,g the holder alive Shares, or uw• der, will have one vote ; the holder of ten shares two votes ; and the holder of twenty shares hr upwards two votes, and One additional vote for every ten shales above the first ten ; each Shareholder to be allowed to vote by proxy, such proxy being a Shareholder The right of voting at future meetings to be then fixed. The proposed regulations of the Company will be laid before the Shareholders at their first General Meeting, and a Deed of Association will be prepared, pursuant to the regulations then adopted, which deed will be executed by each Shareholder within tweuty one days after the meeting. The shares of those persons who shall not eNec,ite the deed within the time limited shall be forfeited, and the deposit paid by them become part of the funds of the Company. The object beiug, not to fill up the share list rapidly ; but to give to the housekeepers of Liverpool and its neighbourhood an opportunity of satisfying themselves of the eligibility of the pro posed undertaking, and ~thereby' to establish' the Cornpauy at the outset, on a firm ind - ektelided bit As, the share list, not Wit h standing the very nuriterouAppliciitintis' for shares, will not be closed until Friday, the ' . 4qtti' i tgtiV,; an m d the, allotment of shares will be made on the 2 YdlrriVri 01'4, and notice imedi atelY oiven to-each Sharelitild'ethr "t n . ' ' A deposit of £1 per Alit* nY4t he paid within s even d ais after the allotment of shavotf, Nfofilie'kands of the Ba n k eis i o the Cempany, to the idettiftft 11tifIk'Provisional Committee, and such persons who Win' not paid the,deposit will not be al lowed to vote at the Cant leneral meeting, but their shales w . be forfeited. i.livi, The subsequent calls will be made by the Directors as re quired,-but a larger sum than El per share, shall not b e ca ll e d for at one time, and on e m ont h' s no ti ce shall be given of each call.—An arrangement will be recommended at the general meeting for allowing parties desirous of . paying up the full amount of their sha res , to d o so and receive inteiest on their money. Copies of the Prospectus, and printed forms of application, of Shares, may be obtained, and applications for Shares must be left at the Offices of Mr. COGLAN. Share Broker, No. 12, Exchange -street East; or of Messrs. WonTuttsc4ToN and HOLT, Solicitors, Chapel Walks, Li7rpooL Liverpool, 16th April; 1836. SEACOMBE MARINE BUILDINGIAND i 4I OMPANY. CAPITAL, £30,000---IN 2000 SHARRS Or' 5 - EACH; TO Be PA!I UP IN THREE f,,A.10.-r-DEPOSIT, 2 Part SHARE. , „ r IIE rapidity with..which the Town-of L . elpool is extend ing along the east bank . of the Mers , gradually ad vancing the value of the Land by which i is surrounded, both in Cheshire and Lancashire, but much ss so hitherto in the village of Seacombe than in any par the vicinity, although its central situation. and nearness to e Exchange, points' it out as one of the most desirable spo s in the neighbourhood. This has been chiefly occasioned .by the want of a prompt and convenient communication, an objection now entirely removed a commanding Stone Pier, and a Railway upon an inclined plane having Just been completed; so that, by means of a large Railway Carriage P assengers can b e put on b oard and landed from the Steam Ferry-boats at all states of the tide, with ease and comfOrt. A Marine Parade, twelve yards wide, and three hundred yards long, extending from the south side of the Ferry along the beach to the end of Wheatland-land. has been cona , menced : to be completed in three months. These improve ments must, ere long, considerably raise the value of Land at Seacombe ; but the quantity eligible for building near the Ferry and the shore is very limitted. The land, however, secured for this Company, is without exception the roost eligible that cdn be obtained. It is Freehold of Inheritance, and contains about Fourteen Thousand Square Yards, extending Three Hundred yards along the north side of Wheatland-lane, with a good road in front; the depths are moderate. It commands beautiful views up and down the river, Bidston-hill and Lighthouse; is close to sea bathing: There is abundance of clay under the whole, which, lying higher than the road, can be obtained with case and economy ;—sufficient to make 200,000 bricks has been raised and cut. A well has also been sunk to a spring of excel lent water. his proposed to lay this land out for the erection of Marine Villas, Cottages Ornee, a Boarding-house similar to those at the,most celebrated Watering-places, with Baths, (..,ar dens, and a News-loom. The Buildings to be upon one uniform and handsome plan,' so as to give the whole a stamp of respecta bility, which shall at once render it attractive to residents, and profitable to the proprietors. The purity of the air, and salubrity of the climate, cannot be surpassed, although but one mile froin Liverpool, where the in crease of manufactories—so offensive, not to say injurious to health, renders such prop er ty as thi s i ncreas i ng l y va l ua bl e. 'Prospectuses, with full particulars, and conditions, and printed forms of, application for Shares, to be had of Mr. fliomAs MoaEtHoPT, Solicitor, 31, Church-street, or to Messrs. HARIVIiion BANNER, SON. and THOMPSON, Share-brokers, 4, Mr. Castle-street, and r. C. O. CowlE, 15, Exchange-alley North, Liverpool, (if by letter, (post paid,) a here a Map of the Lnhd may be seen ; but no applittions will be received after ;Our= day, the 30th April. FORM OF APPLICATION. To Mr. SIR, I hereby authorise you to put down my . uame as a Subscriber for Shares in the VICTORIA FARE TONTINE, which I engage to take on the terms and conditions of the Prospectus of the said Company. Name. Profession. Residence. VICTORIA PARK TONTINE. TT havin g be en genera lly reco mmended to the Committee to appropriate a greater portion of,the Park for Sale, upon l e chief ren t or ot h ew iS e, t h an was oricYinallv intended, it has b een determined not to allot more tha 000 shares in this undertak ing. No application for Shares 11 be received after Saturday, the 39th instant, when the books wi!l be closed. RICHARD DAWSON, Share Broker: _• : . FIFE. JUNCTION RAILWAY, rIONNECTi NG the County of FIFE with the ounties on k.._./ the North side oft he TAY, on the one ham and those on the South side of the FORTH on the other, tus foi ming a 01 / link of union between the Ferries on the Fo i and the Tay, by connecting the Dundee and Newtyle tailway, with its branches to Cupar and Glamnais, the Du re, Forfar, and Ar broath Railways, presently heroic Pa • ment, and their in *tided extension of them to Kirriemuir, rechin and Montrose, as well as the proposed Railway from Dundee to Perth, with the -great Railways on the south of the Forth, particularly the Edin burgh and Glasgowliailway— the Edinburgh, Iladdington, and Dunbar Railway—the Edinburgh, Leith and N e wh aven Rail 'way, and the Edinb urg h, Dalkeith, sad Leith . Railway; and Tieing a branch from the great Trunk Railway proposed to be - e :tended from London by York to the Scottish metropolis. The advantages of a railway connecting together districts of th e country so very populous and advancing, and passing through a highly cultiv a t e d li ne , fertile i n its agr icultural, and abounding in its-mineral 'productions, are too apparent to re quire to he commented on. • Indeed it is difficult•to select a-portion of country of equal v.- tent in toe kingdom, which presents so many facilities and ad vantages for a railway communication as the country b etwixt the. Fife and T a y ferries. 'The intercourse between Fife and the Lothians on the south, and Forfarshire on the 'north, is even at present very great; and some idea of the extent of the. in-. creased communication may be formed, when it is considered that durin g the year 18.35 there w ere - upwards or 75,0 v ii-,isen ,gers between Newhaven and Burnt island,. Petiyeur, and 'Kirk ably, and upwards of 31,000 between Newhave - n, Dundee, and Ab'ettleen, &c. The quantify of goods which would be carried along a railway connecting the two ferries would be very considerable. The manufactures of Dundee and of the otherl6 - i 'on the lines of the railway on the north, would be brougho Ilie markets t ip the south in a cheap and speedy manner;'4 311`e ailleres Of commerce sent from the south being carried at la comparatively . cheap rate, would find a ready market in the populous and flag , l' 'fishing towns of Dundee and Perth. Lookingat , the intetnal resources of the county Or Fife alone, abounding as it does in coal and limestone, a very considerable traffic might.fairly be expected, when the want otthese articles on the north of the Tay is considered. There are at present imom ted into Dundee about 300,000 tons of Scotch coals an nually. If a cheap and speedy cemn - tunication liy a railway through the coal district of-Fife was formed. the greater part of This large quantity might be fail ly calculated upon as part of the yaliwav traffic. There are likewise upward of 100,000 bolls of line imported into the ports of Perth and Dundee, besides im portations into the intermediate ports. Impressed with a consideration of the great advantages to the conuiry at large, which the formation of a railway between the Fife and lay ferries would produce, it has been resolved by a number of gentlemen to endeavour to carry it into effect, and that as promptly, economically, and beneficially for the share holders and the public as its great accessibilities will admit. • 0 Tns LINE. The two termini of the line are proposed to be Port on Craig Or Newport on the north, and Burntisland, or wherever the proposed low water pier shall be - erected, on the smith. In re gard to its iateratedutte direction, the line which shall be ascer tained to be, nost advantageous, on the report of eminent eng neers, will be adopted. THE EXPENSE. The &stance between the extremities of the line will be about thirty-two miles, and when respect is paid to the recent great improvements in the fwmation of Railways, it is expected that the cost will be less than £ lo,oooa mile, bin it has been deemed expedient to have a capital to the extent of this rate, being ,X 320,0130, by which means a ste a dy an d sure progress i on and completion of the work may be relied on. THE PROFIT. Considering that the county of Forfar is internally destitute of, and that Fife abounds in coal, and considering the facilities which would be given to the ports Of Kit kaldy or Dundee fur exporting the agricultural, and mineral, and manufactuting .productions of the county of Fife, a very great source of teve nue would be thence derived:. • .• )n passengers, however, the greatest reliance for a revenue may be placed. Toe number of passengers at present is up wards 01'90,000 annually, exclusive of those travelling farther north, and who would - also avail themselves of the railway through Fife. But say that the increase of passengers was only to the extent of one half of Ibis gross number, or 135,000 throughout the line, and nearly as many for intermediate dis tances, but say altogether 250,000 passengers for various dis tances, this would yield veariv. R 35,250 0 o Goods, consisting of coal, lime, grain, flax yarn, &c. &c., carried along the railway, at least lB,OOO 0 0 £53,250 0 0 Deduct expense of maintenance, and manage ment, conveyance, &c ..... 0 Yielding a profit of upw ar d s o f 11 per cent. annuallyall on o the capital stock. 1. Tile capital Stock of the Company shall be £3'20,000, di vided into Shares of £5O each; a sum not exceeding £3 per Share of deposit shalt be paid upon subscription, and no farther call shall be made until an Act is obtained, and this Act shall ppovide that not more than £5 per Share shall be called up at one time. The deposits to be payabk . at the Western Bank of Scotland, and to Messrs. Jones. Loyd and Co., Loudon. • The undertaking shall be under the management of a Committee of fifteen Subscribers, to be nominated by the Part ners at a General Meeting to be called for that purpose, to be held in Edinburgh, and the sederunts of the Committee shall be held in Edinburgh. 3. The Company shall be held as constituted as soon as one half of the Capital shall have been subscribed, and a General Meeting of the Subscribers shad then be called, for the purpose of appointing the Committee; and another General Meeting shall be held so soon as the Surveys are completed, and the Engineers' Report obtained. Applications for Stock to he made by letter to Messrs. Ro- BER'I SON and Co., 15, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh ; Mr. JAs. WATsoN. South Frederick -street, Glasgow; Messrs. SH TEL and SmA LI., Writers, Dundee; , 111 r. RICHARD DAWSON, Exchange alley, Li4rpool and also to WI LLIAM DUNCAN, Wi S. and J. J. DuNiAN, 29, Windsor-street, the interim Clerks, in the annexed form. • • Edinburgh, 12th April, 1836. FOIIM OF APPLICATION: Messrs. W. Duncan, W. S. and J. J. Duncan, 29, Windsor-street, Edinburgh. (Date.) GENTLEMEN, I request that I May be enrolled as a Subscriber for • Shares of the Capital Stock of the Fifeshire Junction Ilailwov, on the terms stated in the Prospectus, dated 12th April, 1836. I am. Sic. (Name and residence of Applicant.) • ••-•-''•- •,* ." • e 1'~~•~~ • •rk ~+~...0N r.i. 1 - l'PkV it id ta Lon -1 be me of ?, as this our and. e Jer nu-