The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22 00:00:00

• 1 / 4 42 APRIL 22, 1836, 'Public Octoo, LNDON, SALISBURY, EXETER, 'PLYMOUTH, AND. FALMOUTH RAILWAY COMPANY. OFFICE. 12, PANG'Ilif,5-LdiYit. CRE.IPSIDE, LONDON. DjitEcT,,R,!. John Allen; Esq., Bath, Colonel IVillium Bailey, H Borradaile, Esq., on. D. Plcydell,Bouverie, R.N. John Brothers,,Esq.. W. W. Burdon, Esq., "M.P., William Cash, Esg., Robert C. Giwnie tlin), , EgEsg, q., APPin' William TJ. Andrew Hunt Grubbe, M.A., homas Heath, E.sq., Edward Hughes, Esq., George Money, Esq., Henry Norman, Esq., Robert PagQ Esq, Sir Joh n W. Pollen, Bart., M.P., C hristophe r A r d en, Es CommirrEE q. John Clench, Jun., Esq., , bar,. Bishop Davie, Esq.. Joseph Barnes Sanders, Ede r sq., Al- Joseph Sparkes, Esq., nry Sparkes, Esq., William' ?inney, Esq., M.P., fitowland Raland, Esq , Joseph Barnes Sanders, Esq., Henry Short, Esq., Sir John Slade, Bar , Joseph Sparkes, E• ~ Henry Collins S tt, Esq., Henry Sparkes, sq., loon Rod was tock , Esq., Thomas Br Swinhoe, lisq.,. Right Hon it Edwd. Thorntian, Q.C.8., Col. John Charles Tufnell, Jan Twells, Esq., George Walter, Esq., James C. Wileocks, Jun., Esq.; John Yates, Esq. AT EXETER. James Ham, Esq., Alderman, Charles Hubbard, Esq., Warwick Hele Tonkin, Esq., John Tucker, Esq., Alderman; John M. Wilcocks, Esq., James C. Wilcocks, Jun_ Fsq., W. J. P. Wilkinson, Esq. Exeter, Solicitor. COUNSEL. F. W. Slade, Esq., P. Twells, Esq. . V. 11. FURLONG, STANDING Sir William NVeld) Follett, M.P., Richard Preston, Esq., SOLICITORS. Messrs. Birkett and,Son; Cloak.lane, Chenpside. George Stephen, Egg., Basinghall-street. PARLIAENARY AGENTS. Blessrs. Thdmer and Gitl z m M, 44, T Parliament-street, Westrnin?-ter• Sir Robert Sidney, 11, Palace-yard, Westminster. ENGINEER.—George Landmann, Esq. SUPERINTEN i> EN T. —.I olin Herapath, Esq. SUEVEYOR.—Chati, Dean, Esq., Exeter. G eorge Price, Es SECR ETARY IN LoNnox. q., at the Railway Office, 12, Pancras-lane, Cheap side, London. SECRETARY 1N EXETER. rirllui.for(l Furloug. Esq.,. Railwayol3ice, Castle-street, Exe ter. MIE Directors having extended the period for the Payment ,- 11 - of Deposits to S A TURDAY next, the 23d instant,. Persons to w h • . , shares have been allotted are respectfully informed, that their. Paytneuts will be received on application to _ G. ATKINSON and TOWNLEY. • THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER HIDE, TAN „ NING„ A:AID:LEATHER COMPAN Y.* TU.APIT.II. f.:300,01.10, IN 60,000 SHARES OF £5 EACH. HIS Company will -secure to LIVERPOOL a proper in in die : Leather Trade, an influence not hitherto Possessed, by this Pott,r,-and place the Market here in a fair cumpetiti.4l.-with the far celebrated liniszot. Falk. fort' a Impor,ersi. Butchers, Ourtiers, and Cordwainers it will grand eource 'mutual advantage, by sharing in the P l '2fits of tavh o th ers transactions, without infringement on any. JO C arr i ers it will afford an increased profit on tivisit, it will adva nce t h e business and revenues of the port, giv to the Ca- Pltalist a good intei est and produce to the Public a etter article. ten ders is a well known fact that the slow process o fanning the b us i ness 4i a heav matter for the priv. Capitalist, and t n consequence heavy matter methods have bee lee to force py: p r ocess- forwaro and hasten the return : the effect as bn D avy. Produ ct i on of Leather predisposed to crack.—See Sir Hum each, is proposed to be rais e d in 60,000 Shares of £5 to,h, to be called for in sma ll SUMS , v i z . : one shilling per share 0 8 paid for the scrip, on allotment; one pound per share to 13: Paid w ithin 21 days after the Meeting.for the Election of tratehetors; and a furtlier call of ten shillings per share on each , T ue _! days following, viz., the first Tuesday in July, the first of w V a V In September, and the first Tuesday in November next, the Call fourteen days' notice at the least shall be given by p_ Ihrectors, and that do further call shall he made until after a `Tort shall have been Approved at a General Annual Meeting. clu l t pat the first allotment shall not exceed 25,000 Shares,. j9g 50 00 For South America, and that no application for th,g;rl shares shall be received after the fifth day of Mai next; the alto shares to take place on the 9th, and . -the Meeting for w o e _ °ice of Directors on the 17th of the same month, at Twelve t i' u c l , at the Clarendon-rooros, Liverpool. tweet 45 's of five shares to have one vote; ten shares two votes; Vote f orshares five .votes ; thiity shares seven votes; and one than e verl , shares above thiity. No person holding less th e hundred shares to be a Director. 1 )al l e 110 01:5 to he made up half-yearly; and if at any time the se r i b n e, i e sheet shall exhibit a loss of one-third part of the sub thaine:4 Capital the Company shall be dissolved, and the re rei'n:2uns divided amongst the Shareholders. itausler f hares to be made under the hands of three ! ctor 8 o . In S ' Provrder carry this Company into immediate operation, the the S',.%)nai Committee have purchased a Tangy and and Premises .o).„,`janal side • and, when the time arrives for the choice of si v i , -- b e u "' s r : B l the Company pany will be complete, and ready for exten ttleßS. (4 ' further particulars apply to Messrs. HENRY and THOMAS 1 4 4 " 11 , Tanners, Litherland ; Mr. WALKER, Solicitor, l,i h r i s treet; or to Mr. J. BACH, Sharebroker. Clarendon fee s h n gs, Liverpool, who is authorised to receive applications ar ea, under seil, addressed to the Provisional Committee. 10 FORM OF APPLICATION. th e FORM Committee of the Liverpool and Manches- G:7' H ide, Tanning, and Leather Company. tots l 'Ls.xter.i,—l request you will allot me Shares in o mPany, subject to the Prospectus of the 18th April, 1836. a me. Residence. Profession. -- ' P RCTUS of THE LIVERPOOL APOTHECARIES' CONY. CAPITAL £ lOO.OOO, TMPA N SHAH es of £lO EACH. DEPOSIT 2i. rid. PEI: SHARE. t 1 .yeediess perlia ps at the p resen t momen t t o commen t u p on onc e ? ) geuerat utility of Joint stock Companies, which has at e cotne.so o;ivions to the Tiublic. Cod: however, be necessary, in proposing the Establ;sl , mrnt kssociation to be called !` The Liverpool Apozhecar . ies' l's pa nt," to mention a few of its peculiar advantages, particu /,' Vila as will be found to benefit the Public at lar g e. theV il s been fur some time a matter of consideration amon g th e „'edic a l M e n o f this town to form an Esta.boa sment where e ol f c ould pro c u r e Dugs and Medic'nes of genui e quality, fou4 t e lY fre e f rom t h e. d e l e t er i ous adinkture whic they have Bide ri - i s s `' frequently to thwart t heir skill, and th to add con -14r7,1Y to th e suif e riogs and risk of their Pa • ts. Oud er "e fortnition of the Liverpool Apothe " ties' Company, oth ers the direction of em "u eminent Members of the F aculty and kist ,f long experience in the business of Chemist and Drug toe on estahliShinent will be offered to them at once; for ti'lt lce ess of which to the Shareholders it is needless to refer APothecaries' Hall, London, and the Apothecaries' t o an the Shares in the latter of which are now at an T h g pre m i um. the ic e . advantages which this town possesses 'over all others in to aii,lngdoin for an establishment of this kind must be obvious . 14 I , ol . l :3"tieularly in the means of procuring a genuine supply or rh e ( IP Drugs on the most advantageous terms, as welt as Latio n of ."Posal of a very large quantity among the . deose popu 7,hieh ;, the immediate neighbourhood—for the turtheranc , e of ,"„Lislu T nl aY be found necessai v to have a Branch of the Lsta qe twat in Manchester. This "w•ill be left to the consideration of 'r o rec tors after the . drst general nieeting of the shareholders. 14 01 ; 0 41 , ake the Liverpool Apothecaries' Company efficient, it is States'ed that the Capital shall be £lOO,OOO, to consist of 10,000 did r.Ol £10" each, 2s. fid. per share to be paid on allotment, 4 tecti t till ! , calk as the Directors named at the first General It m ashall deem necessary for the interest of the Company. §e as well to state that Members of the Faculty, and 4 ve tt "'gaged in the business of Chemist and Druggist, will Ap t i l P i elletic e in the ailotinent of shares. ~ R O„ lea tl"ns for Shares to ''.be made to Messrs. , SuoLow -.L" " • C 1 t Liverpool; Ho s harebrokers, 30, Castle -street, e-stree , Mr. 11 Wks c Sfrne Manchester ; or to . Mr. 4 41 ,,, 1i1, 1 its I,A NV, Sol;C'Ior f o nt e Provisional Committee, 41'n-chambers N, , rtli Jo-street. , T o th e Nam .ov• APPLIcATION ee FOR SHARES. ovisional Committ of the Liverpool Apothecaries' 41 ! re quest Coinpuny. ()th ee. . you will secure me Shares in the Liverpool dries' Com • pan), subj'ect to the Prospectus as issued. Name in full • Profession or Trade Residence Date Alth O PROVISIONS AND REGULATIONS. Is tllabr i lgh it cannot be denied thiit there are many respectable b. Ishm e t ob t • II sat which Medicines of the very best quality can ‘oo tv ' t ied, yet, from the notorious adulterations ‘yhich r a th re e .. to exist, there is always some distrust in the mind 9 Ia who unfortunately req tires them. hrti 7 4 Itiou the d .tail therefore of the present Company, f eelie e „ 4 “" care will be taken by the Directors to obviate this It i';'" rltllit„"'tended that the Drugs shall be selected of first t -i•a n te s °6l 3'. The correctness of the Chemical prearaio faZ4e.ured on'the remises will also be strictly examined. lit), I)", 46.4i-tit:le will p be allowed to be sent out until the qua ken, e sanctioned and approved of by,a Cuminittee of Medical 4 e llav etv lr e sea by compete n t a ss i s tants, th es e advantages will ', I P be derived 4thlit ' 1"0Perl app erefrom.reciat by the public, and a mutual be ed mat - t: Intended that the Laboratory and Compounding depayt *Pectie,„all he upon an extensive scale, alwas oen to the " cen t 'Members of the Faculty, being Shareholders, and t er I'vriirrialu r estrictions, to their pupils also. This to the lat , Th e ,' no doubt be ccinsidered a valuable privilege. n Y theA'a:ilt of a n ' Establishment of this kind haslong been felt ,that h 41ereantile community of thport, as it is well known . to h e °uses receiyincr large orders for exportatien, are obliget hand" them executed in - London, and in porters, on the other eo That the nipelled to look t o th e s a me quarter for a market. - , ' . ‘otr n . ulsl. : Provisional Committee shal proceed to the „"tne f o n ' of Sh ares as soon as posSibte, allow in l g a reasonable lovvns a Pplicatio ns to be received from the neighbouring tio e n ' c uat the Provisional Committee shall make such reserve toel'" Shares as they shall deem proper for the interest of the 3. I PY, r.vhich shall be retained until Directors are appointed. eh" , besi.t, immediately after the allotment, a general meeting loo rurn %ailed for the election of five Directors, three to fo . rm d a . tlv,e to r ely whom the affairs of the Company shall be conducte , t 4. i„re annually, but eligible to re-election. 5 eoday n naitAnnual General Meetin gs shall be held on the' first e bi t June each year, to receive and adopt th e rep o rt o f I„ e ctors, and to elect two DirectOri. % hall t e ha t none but a Sh are h o ld er o f not less than fifty Shares eligible for a Director. Shav e ghat, at all General Meetings a holder of five Share's shall Se e Yote ; ten Shares, two votes; and for every additional "en v et a ' r es, one vote; but no Shareholder shall have more than '‘'ritt e e s. A Shareholder may vote for another, holding his 7 ' ili Pr"Y. Deed at if a ny S hareholder shall refuse or neglect to sign the Riv e or Association, when prepared, a ft er 21 d ays ' notice being t here' ( t he Sha res of such person, a s we ll as the deposit paid shall he forfeited for the benefit of the Company. tali ,„Pat, on the appointment of Directors being completed, a fu rther £1 Per Share shall be made, giving ten days' notice; and d ays' 4 - ails as the Directors may deem necessary, giving thirty g. ~,I!otice prior to each Call. br ,e2..hat.the Directors shalt be empowered to build, purchase, h ate tit suitable premises, engage managers and other suboidi tnea4.lllcers at fixed salaries, and to take all other necessary to . P . 3 for the completion of the establishment. Ye ar 'oottld one-half of the paid-up Capital be lost in any one Pant' aLsl)ecial general meeting shall be called, when the Coin holiff.'"4ll be declared dissolved, unless two-thirds of the Share r,!,,theti piesent shall otherwise determine. su ch hat it is intended to establish a Branch in Manchester; bi r 'ranch to be under the management of a local Board of L iv eet° " , nominated by the general Board of Directors at o . rtioot, the4,That the aboVe conditions may be altered or modified by tabit'iNvisional Committee or the general Board of Directo "t to the approval of the ne x t General Annual Meeting. rs, üblic ac tic . IMPERIAL' BANK OF ENGLAND. Ilflat List of Applicants for SHARES in this BASK Will be Closed To-moanow NIGHT, the 23d itvtpit, and the Allotment fur Liverpool will commence on TiJEWAy next. By order a of the Provisional Committee, A. WALN, - Esq. Chairman. THE LIVERPOOL BOTTLE AND FLINT GLASS COMPANY. CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN 10,00 SHARES OF £lO EMIT. IIIHE Projectors of this Establishment will court ence Busi- J 1 ness without delay. Prospectuses may be had at the Office of Der., ARDSWELL, Solicitor, Lord-street, or Mr. JOHN BERRY, S tare Broker, Cook-street, Liverpool, where applications for Shares are to be addressed.—All letteis to be post-paid. EARDSWELL, Solicitor, Liverpool. MANCHESTER. AND LIVERPOOL UNION DISTILLERY COMPANY. CAPITA! £200 , 000 , IN X 2 ,000 SHARE'S AT £lO EACH. . . THE great benefit which has resulted to the Public and to Subscrilfers from the establishment of Joint Stock Com panies, where a larger Capital than ordinary is reAuisite to effect any particular object, is too well known an ' appreciated to need any lengthened illustration or commen The immense fortunes which have been re• zed from the dis tillation of spirits induce astonishment that e public has not long since adopted a plan participating_ in the enjoyment of sonic of its advantages. These considerations have induced the Projectors of the present undertaking, who principally reside in Manchester, to call public attention to the subject, and to determine on the establishment of a Joint Stock Company, with a subscribed capital of &IMMO, although it is anticipated that not more than half that sum will be actually required. From the greater conveniences afforded by the loCal situation of Liverpool, it is intended that the business of the Company shall be carried on in that town; and the projectors of the un dertaking have possessed themselves of such information on the subject as enables them very confidently to hold out to the Sub scribers, that, as compared with the numerous companies which are in progress a formattion, this affords as good a prospect as any of a profitable and steady return on the capital to be in vested. It is proposed that One Shilling per Share shall be paid en allotment, to defray the necessary expenses of the formation of the Company. That £1 per Share be paid 21 days after the election of the Directors. That £2 Per Share shall be paid within three months from that date. That any further calls shall be made when required by the Directors, not exceeding £2 per Share at any one time, and of which one month's previous notice shall be given. ' That, when . 6ooo Shares shall be taken, the Company shall be considered 'as formed, and a Meeting summoned lo elect a Board of Directors, which shall' consist of Seven Shareholders, holding not less than 100 Shares-each, and who shall continue in office two years, when two shall retire annually, but he quali fied for re-election. That a holder of Ten Shares shall be entitled to One vote; Twenty Shares, two votes; Fifty Shares, three votes; and of One Hundred Shares and upwards, five votes. That Shareholders may vote by proxy,,suth proxy being a member of the Company. And, in order that the liability of Shareholders may be re stricted to the amount of their subscribed capital, a clause shall be inserted in the deed of settlement, providing that, in case one-fourth of the paid-up capital be lost in any given pe riod, the Company shall forthwith be dissolved, unless two thirds of the proprietors shall otherwise determine, at a General Meeting of the Shareholders to be called for that purpose. Applications for Shares to be made, with names, professions, and residence, addressed to the Provisional Committee, to Messrs. ROWLINSON, HowA►tu, and WYCHE, Solicitors, 32 Drury-lane, Liverpool; or to Messrs. THOMAS MAIN and Co,' 24, Exchange-alley North, Liverpool, from whom Forms of Applications and Prospectuses may be obtained. PROSPECTUS OF THE VICTORIA PARK TONTINE, MANCHESTER. Bankers,—Messrs. Dantrv, Ryle, and Co. Architect,—Ricbardlane, Esq. Solicitor,—Mr. T. Percival Bunting/ riflHE design of the undertaking, now submit dto the Pub lic,l. is the formation of au extensive Pa -, in the imme diate neighbourhood of the great and i ceasing Town of Manchester, and the erection of an adeq to number of first rate Dwelling-houses. The want of lair e residences of this description is, perhaps, sufficieutly notor' us, from the extreme difficulty which has been experience ' meeting with them, — a difficulty which, when coupled with he circumstances, that a very considerable number of the inhabitants must abandon their present abodes, in consequence of 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 furnish an object of great ornament and interest; and, looking to the income, arising both from the Houses to be erected upon it at 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 safe and piofit able investment for capital. W.th the view now . stated, a very appropriate site has been secured, in a most fashionable and improving situation, extend. ing from the Didshury 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 the Town to which the principal business is rapidly removing; the variety of means of access to it ; its tatal freedom from manufacturers 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 kingdom; 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 lie 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, for 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 representatives, 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 expetce of insurance will be so trifling 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 for 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 inure certain result than can be effected by any other means; besides which, it should be remembered that, even without au insurance, there is a fair probability that, although the lives should fall before the division of the estate, the sum subscribed will be amply reimbursed by the largeness of the annual dividends. For example,—if a - Parent of six young children, wisely uniting the advantage of Live Insurance wish Those of a Tontine, should take up one share for each child, he might, by the yearly payment of less Than £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 maize, 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 ye: one-third that of land similarly 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 £lOO each. The interest of the Shareholders is to depend upon the live of nominees, to be named by them, on or before the first day o. 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 vestO in three.persons, to be nominated by the Directors, as Trustees for the Shareholders; and all vacancies, dy death or otherwise, shall be supplied at a General eeting. The whole management of the Tontine shall be vested in a Committee of five Shareholders, (not being Trustees,) to be called "THE DittEcTotts VP THE VIcTORI A 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 Con►- pany shall be transacted; but Special General ➢leetinrs 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 per Share, on allotment, into the Bank of Messrs. Daintry,le, and Co., at the same time signing the Deed of Assoc►ation ; 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 time prescribed, shall be 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 capon chief-rent, at the price fixed by the Directors. That every Shareholder who shall transfer his Shares to such person or persons as shall be 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. Fanticts BAYLEY, Share-broker, King-street, Manchester; with whom a plan of the Park is deposited. By order of the Provisional Committee, T. P. BUNTING, Solicitor, Minchester. - FORM OF APPLICATION. To Mr. F. BAYLEY, SIR, I hereby duthorise you to, put down ma name as a gubscribei for Shares in the V toToliiA - PARK ToNTINE, which I engage to take on the touts and cokiditions of the Prospectus of the said Coinpany. Name. Profession. Residence. PROSPECTUS OF A JOINT STOCK COMPANY, FOR THE PURPOSE OF REFINING SPERM TO BE CALLED THE- LIVERPOOL & ,MANCHESTER SPE OIL REFINING COMPANY: CAPITAL, £150,000, IN 15,000 SHARES OF EACH. THE necessity of an Establishinent for the EFINING of SL SPEIIIII OIL' his long been experi:. ced by the Mer chants, Shipowners and Consumers of verpool, Manches ter, and the Neighbouring Districts, the want of such having almost entirely prevented the Impor ion of this article as a return for Shipments made from this Port to New South Wales. Hitherto, consequently such cargoes as have been imported were of necessity reshipped to London, to be there Refined, and afterwards returned to this county to be consumed, burthened with those almost incalculable additional additional expenses which it is the object of the present Establishment to remove. The consumption of Sperm Oil may even vet be considered in its infancj, although it has increased very considerably within the last se..,en years, and has been very generally adopted as a substitute for other Oils for the purposes of Machinery, thus rendering it a most valuable article of Importation to the Mer chant and Shipowner.. The vicinity of Liverpool to the principal manufacturing towns, and the great and growing intercourse between this Port and New South Wales, which, by the establishment of the Company, will be materially increased, point out the necessity and legitimate right of the town to this very lucrative trade. To the Merchant and Shipowner this Establishment secures a ready market for an article they have hitherto been debarred importing, or having imported it, have been compelled to sub mit to a Sacrifice by sending it to London to a few merchants there who have enjoyed the monopoly. To the consumer and dealer the advantages will at once pre sent themselves the saving of Freight, the locality of the Ma nufacture, the purity of the Oil, and the reduced price at which it can be afforded. It is proposed that the Capital of this Company shall be £150,000, in 15,000 Shares of £lO each; no- Shareholder to hold less than ten Shares. That the affairs of thiS Company shall be managed by a Board of Directors, who shall be holders of at least fifty Shares each. The sum of one shilling per Aare" shall be paid on allotment tp defray the expenies incidental t 6 the formation of the Company, and a further sum of £1 per share withiu 14 days after the appointment of Directors, and all further calls will be made as the Directors may deem reqnsite.. A number of Shares will be reserved for Manchester and th'd adjoining Manufacturing Applications for Shares (if by letter, poit:paid) to be Made at the Offices 'of Mr ; JOHN PRATCHETT, Accountant, or Messrs. LKINSON I'4;f Blundtltdotttt; Fenwick4treet. - Liitrpooti Apia 2isi; 1E36)., # _-•'"? NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC For forming n 'Joint Stock Company for erecting and carrying on SAW MILLS in the Timbe!;;Trade. 111 - 1 E Public are respectfully. infor" d, that several influ ential and leading men in the ' imber Trade, in Liver pool and Manchester have it iu co , empiation to establish a Joint Stock Company for erecting ,nd carrying on Saw Mills on an extensive scale, tutconneo d with the import or sale of Timber, and entirely for the use of the Public, being convinced that Saw Mills connected with the purchase and sale of Timber, by wholesale or otherwise, will not be beneficial to a Joint Stock Company; but that separately, as common Saw Mills for ge.- nerat use, they will produce, under good and respectable tua- , nagement, a very ample return for the. Capital invested. A. prospectus wiil be issued in a few days, and for further informa tion in the interim, apply to Mr. LEATHER, Solicitor, Claren don Buildings, Liverpool. LIVERPOOL WAREHOUSING COMPANY. CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN 5,000 SHARES OF £2O EACH. • Paid-up Capital, £lO,OOO. AMONGST the numerous projects now courting public sup port in this great commercial town no e promise advan tages greater than those which may be e ected to result front a LIVERPOOL WA R.EIIQUSING M PAN Y. To those who are aware of the large Revenu which is derived by the Owners and Renters of Warehouse for the deposit of Goods and Merchandize in Liverpool it n d scarcely be said, that the proposed undertaking offers. a safe and profitable investment, and,.to the commercial community unbounded security. A. number of Warehouses have already been secured in the imme diate vicinity of the Docks, and the Projectors of the Company are in treaty for the Leases olothers on favourable terms, so that the Capital of the proposed undertaking may be put into, immediate and profitable employment. - - The Company. propose, at the usual rates, to discharge, weigh, and cart such Goods -as are intended for their Ware houses, as is done by the London Docks -Companies,. if the Consignees shall wish At, and also to ..effect Insurance on the Goods from Fire, it' requested. • • To Importers and - Consignees of Merchandize the advantage of the Company's undertaking. these details must be appareut in the security from plunder and injury to the Geodi entrusted to its care; and as, by becoming Shareholders, such persons will also participate in the profits of the Warehousing system, it is Contemplated that the undertaking will meet.withtheir cordial san ctiou. TERMS. A Deposit of Ten Shillings per Share to be paid upon the allotment, and the further Calls (which will be made only when the Money is actually wanted) to be Ten Shillings per Share, with one month's previous notice of each Call. Directors to be Holders of not less than 50 Shares. Holders of 100 Shares to have '5 Votes; of 50 Shares, 3 Votes; 30 Shares, 2 Votes; add of 10,Sitares, 1 Vote. It will: be so arranged that the liability of the Shareholders will be strictly limited to the paid-up Capital. Applications for Shares to be made to Messrs. ROWLINSON, HOWA itlld. Wyclin, Solicitors, _Dr(ttry-lane; Mr. THOMAS Vous YTEI, Share Broker, Exchange-buildings; or to Mr. Tito- S COGLAN, Share Broker, Exchange-street East, Liverpool. THE LIVERPOOL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the7BSCRIBERS, held : at the 'Clarendon-rooms, in Son . John-street, in Liverpool, on THIJRSDA Y, the 21st April, 18 6, GEORGE HOLT, Esq., in 14 Chair; 411 / 'rhe Report of the Provisional Commit,e having been read and submitted to the meeting, (which w, most numerously and respectably attended). fiesol eat unanimously, That the report now read is approved and be adopted. • • • That the following gentlemen be the first Directors of the Company, . . Thomas Booth, 1 Andrew Low, Thomas Brocklebank, f Alexander M'Gregor, William Dixon, Andrew Melly, William Earle, jun. James Moon, Richard Edwards, Lewin Mozley, Joseph C. Ewart, William Nicol, Ornierod Heyworth, Charles S. Parker, _Samuel T. Hobson, James-Powell, ' George Holt, William R. Preston, Joseph Hunt - iv, . and George Hall Lawrence, John Ridgway, Esquires. That the first Auditors of the Company be Robert Mather, and Daniel James. ESquires. That the Trustees of the Company be Sir Thomas Brancker, Adam Hodgson, and William Brown,..pii , es, GEORGE HOLT, Chairman. The Chairman .having left the Chair, the thanks of the meet ing were voted to him. SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY F IRELAND. t rA N SUNDAY EVENING next, a Slit N will be Preached it_jat St. ANNE'S CHURCH, by the R . FIELDING OULD, Rectordf Lucan, and a Collection wade in aid of the Funds of. the above Society. TRANMERE DOCK COMPANY. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL £300,000, IN SHARES OP £lOO EACH. DEPOSIT £5 ry/ S INCE the opening of the East India and Chi a Trades, the want of Dock Accommodation in the P t of Liverpool, arising from the very great increase of its ommercial Rela tions, has been much felt, and the st serious inconve niences continually arise in conseque ce. This it has been the object of the proposed " Har • gton Dock Company" in some measure to remove ;:. ut it is conceived that even with the accommodation which that Company will be able to afford, there will be still a great want of room within the port for Vessels to discharge and receive par ticular Cargoes with that despatch which a press of business so frequently requires. Under this conviction, the Proprietor of Tranmere Ferry is willing to dispose of his Right of Share to a JOint Stock Company, for the purpose of effecting an object so desirable; which Company it is proposed to form, under the name, and with the Capital and Shares abovementioned. The•sheltered situation of Tranmere, and the great natural advantages it offers for Dock purposes, in Depth of Water, &c., are so well known that it is perfectly unnecessary to repeat them. Sit uated immediately opposite to Liverpool, its con ne a ion with the projected " Chester Junction Railway," from the Fer ries there, to the Gran .1 Junction Line, through Chester, as a centre connecting the Mineral and Manufacturing Districts of the country, will render the project at once safe as an invest ment for capital, and an amazing accommodation to the Ship ping Interest. If it should be found desirable hereafter, the Company will have the option of purchasing the Ferry, or right of passage across the river, upon liberal terms. Plans, showin. , 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. A Committee will be formed from amongst the principal Shareholders, into whose hands it is proposed to entrust the Management of the Affairs of the Company, provisionally, until an Act of Parliament, to sanction the objects of the Company, shalt have been obtained. — Applications for Shares (post-paid and sealed) to be addressed to the care of Mr. BatrrAtN, Solicitor, Cheater. Chester, April, 1836. LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER SUGAR REFiNING COMPANY. CAPITAL £300,000, in 30,06'0 Shar i of £lO each. ey e 911 HE inconveniences which the trad ave long experienced X °from the monopoly which exist an this branch ormenu faciure are too well know by path • interested.to require com ment, and have become so great, sto render the necessity of such an undertaking as the present imperative. That under an able direction and judicious management it will succeed and prove a profitable ievestinent for capital cannot for atuomeirt be doubted; and if there be a branch of manufacrere-requiring extensive capital and union of interest more than another ' the present must he admitted to stand pre-eminent. With these views a body of individuals interested in and connected with the trade have determined to suinnit to the public, and the trade in particular, a Prospectus of a Company .to be called " The Liverpool and Manchester Sugar Relining Company;" Capital 1:300,01;0, in 30,000 Shares of £lO each. 'That the manufacturing depattinentle carried on in Liver pool. That the Company shall consist of 30,u00 Shares of £lO each, of which, it is expected, hat not more than £5 per Share will be required, —to be called for at such times as the Directors e h (to he choSen by. the Propietors at a general meeting) shall appoint. perTxaptiOnnseesSohfilfloinrigniig the Sliacruenbite,apnavi, on allotment, to defray the l'hat the first inStalnientite £1 per Share, Sad he paid into the hands of the CiimpAryNribankers within fourteen-days after the appointment of •Diteele - Mf That the rerriaindei''of the. calls be made at such times as the Directors shall think fit, upon giving onethenth'spreviousnotice, and no call to exceed XI per Share. . . That a large proportion of Shares will be reserved for the trade in Ireland, Wales, or oilier parts of the country. That Shareholders being customers, shall be allowed the benefit of an established credit with the Company in proportion' • to the amount of their Shares, which will - enable them to. par-. ticipate in the profits of inanufaCture without encroaching upon their business capital. That, in order to limit the liability of the Shareholders, a clause shall be inserted in the Deed of Settlement, to provide H that in case oue.tourth of the subscribed capital he at any time ' lost, the Company shall be dissolved, unless three-fourths of the Proprietors shall determine otherwise. That, as soon as 10,000 Shares are subscribed for, the Com pany shall be considered' as formed, and a meeting of Share holders shall be called for the purpose of choosing a Board of Directors, to consist of Twelve Shareholders, to be elected from Liverpool and Manchester, possessing not less than 50 Shares each, who shall continue in ollice one year,—one-third retiring each year, who shall be eligible to be re-elected. That the qualification of Directors shalt cease upon their disposing of the their Shares. That a Deed of Settlement shall be prepared, cotitainin„.• all necessary provisions for the security of the Compalji,and for its efficient management. , • _ ' ~ '•,.• ; . 2,..yrd _ ... That the holder of five Shares shall be entitled to one vote, twenty Shares to two votes, and fifty. Shares or 'upwards to three votes, either by himself or proxy, such proxy being a Share holder, and no individual to hold niore than five proxies. Further information and 1. - )rospectuSses May be obtained from Mr. IL B. WALKER, Solicitor, Duke-street and Clarendon buildings, Mr. It. limmts, Sharebruker; 66, Castle-street, and Mr. D.-Ilor,T, Ducie-place, Manchester, to whom all applica tions for Shares must be directed postage free. Form of application for Shares ni the Liverpool and Man chester Sugar Refining Company. To the Provisional Committee. I apply for Shares in the above-mentioned Company. Yours, obediently, Name. Business. Residence.. Date. PIIOSPECTIJ OF TIIE LIVERPOOL f.GAKENG COMPANY. CA PITA I, i:I00.000, WOO BHA RES AT £S.6ACH. rilpHE time seems to have arrived when the Public have be come aware or the grent , advantages arising from the insti lotion. of Joint .Srock Companies. It is therefoie deemed of high importance that El.l EAD,4he.staple article of food in this kingdom, should have attached brit equal advantages with those bestowed upon otherarl ieles less necessary td the community. The object of the present CoMpany is i 6 supply the public with unadulterated Bread, at a che a p raja; and where the Shipping interests arc so extended as in Liverpook the supply to Seamen alone of pule and wholesome Bread be a matter of great importance. The establishment and ultimate prospects of the Company are founded upon the best possibleevidence, and that is, the actual existence 01 like bodies in the three great towns of Bir mingham, !.lanchester, and Glasgow, which have succeeded be yond the must sanguine expectations. The Company established, in. Birmingham has existed for thirty years, that in Manchester fur twenty, and that in Glas gow for a like number of years. It is evident from these facts that the present projection is not one of mere hypothesis or experiment, but is founded on sure and solid experience, and while the Public are bv these means so universally benefited in one of its most essential in .eeests, the Shareholder is at the same time enabled to realize to himself handsome profits. For the purpose of spreading the benefits of the Company more widely over the community, it has been thought advisable to extend the number of Shares as much as possible. It is therefore proposed to form a Company, which shall be called "THE LIVERPOOL BAKING COM PAN Y." That the Capital to be subscribed shall be £lOO,OOO, in 20,000 Shares at £5 each. That the affairs of this Company shall be managed by a Board of Directors, consisting of sixteen Shareholders, seven to be a quorum. That the Directors shall be holders of not leSs than fifty Shares, and shall remain in office one year, one-half of whom shall retire annually, but shall be eligible to be re-elected. That immediately upon all6tment of the Shares, a General Meeting shall be called fur the appointment of Directors. That the qualification of .Directors shall cease on the dispo sal of their Shares. That no individual shall hold more than one hundred Shares. That the affairs of the Company shall be submitted to a General Meet lag of the Shareholders once in every sin months. -That every holder of live Shares shall have one vote; twenty Shares, two votes; and one vote for every additional twenty Shares; but no Shareholder shall have more than six votes. That the Subscribers shall pay Is. per Share upon allotment, whieh turn shall be applied.to defray the expenses incidental to the formation of the Company.' That El per Share shall be paid within fourteen days after the appointment or Directors; and further calls, not exceeding El per Share, upon a month's notice being given. That, in the event one-fourth of the subscribed Capital being lost, the Company shall be dissolved, unless three-fourths of the Proprietors shall otherwise determine. That. a Deed of Settlement shall be prepared, containing all necessary provisions for the security of the Company, and for its efficient management. Applications for Shares, to be made (if by letter, pest paid) to Messrs. Btu° & GROCOTT, Solicitors, Commerce Court, Lord-street; Mr. NICHOLAS .W. STRAKER, Share Broker, Swift's Court, Castle-street ;or to Mr. nt. ()KILL, Share Broker, 177, Dale-street, corner of Castle -street, Liverpool. TO THE PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE. I hereby, authorize you to secure for inc Shares in the "Liverpool Baking Company," which I uudertake to accept on the terms of the Prospectus. :;•,7 Christian and Surname in full Lo 9th Trade or Piolession • Residence zl gin. Date . .au kr; TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE LADIES>,CHARITY. LADIES AND GENTEMEN, AVACANCY L occurred in the ffiCe of ACCOIT CHEUR to the havingL adies' (Amity the resignation of Mr. OLITT, I respectfully solicit the fay i• of your Vote and Interest in the appointment of a SuCce During the period of my four y • residence as Assistant with Mr. Parr, one of the Surgeons your valuable Institution, I had many opportunities of becen. ng acquainted with the du ties of the Office, and the importance of prompt attendance in all cases of sudden emergency; and since I have resided in the north end of the town, I have occasionally been called in by the Midwife of the Charity, front her not being able to obtain the assistance of the Surgeons connected with the Institution owing to the distance of their residence from the north end of the town, and other extensive professional engagements. I have the honour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours, respectfully, JAMES GARTHSIDE. 84, - Vauxhall-road, Liverpool, April 21. d, 1836 WOOLFIELD'S BAZAAR, 71 and 72, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERP OL, ADJOINING THE POSTOFFICE. EMPORIUM FOR SUPERIOR LONDON JEW LERY, SUPERB BRONZES. CLOCKS MI'S, CHANDE LIERS, CHIMNEY 0 AMENTS, AND ALL THE V MODS FANCY MANUFACTURES OF ENGLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, 4.e. MANUFACTORY FOR WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS, AND DRESSING CASES. visnoßs and Strangers in Liverpool and the Public in general are respectfully invited to visit this unique Esta blishment, whether as Purchasers or Parties in search of amuse ment, the whole of the STOCK (Certainly . one of the largest and most varied in England) being conveniently arranged for inspection, and the Price marked on each Article, from which no deductions are made nor credit gP:en.—this system enabling the Proprietor to offer his Goods lower than any other. The JEWELLERY is of the best London Manufacture, and has given general satisfaction; .in consequence, T. WOOLFIELD finds a continually increasing demand, and he is, therefore, en abled daily to replenish his Stock with the choicest and most fashionable Articles, and to keep a most extensive Assortment, the moderate price of which cannot fail to scenic to the Jewel lery Department of the Bazaar a continuance of the favoured and increasing patronage of the Public. The WRITING DESKS, DRESSING CASES, WORK BOXES, and JEWEL BOXES are all made on the Premises, and the regular-finished Stock of these Articles is certainly more extensive than in any other House in the Kingdom. In the planning of both Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases the utmost pains are taken to make them as convenient and as com plete as possible fur Travelling. Purchasers have likewise the option of taking or rejecting any part of the Fittings or Instru ments as may suit them, or can have cases made to accommodate their own Articles. A large -Assorttnent of GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES and POUCHES, in Russia or Morocco Leather; also small MILITARY DRESSING CASES. containing all that is needful, and weighing only six ounces each. NE PLUS ULTRA WRITING DESKS for Travelling, complete with Patent Inkstands, &c., in great variety, from 12s. fid. to E 4 each. PAPER CASES, FOLIOS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &c. In the Repairing and Refitting of DESKS, DRESSING, CASES, &c., T. Wour,piELD's Workmen have great experi ence, and he has the means to complete every thing that is intrusted to him in this branch in the most substantial manner with economy and despatch. 'l'. WOOLFIELD begs to draw particular attention to his splen did array of CLOCKS and TIMEPIECES, in GILT, BRONZE, ALABASTER. FANCY WOODS, &c. The Stock is immensely large, and the Designs suited to Rooms of any size or style, the price varying from £5 to £l2O, and the utmost care is taken with regard to the Movements, which are all warranted. Au immense choice of LADIES' SILK, VELVET, and other RETICULES, from 3s. to Thr,!e Guineas each. Also PURSES, plain and very richly embroidered, from Is. to 30s. LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES at ss. 6d. per Pair. LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES of the best Paris manufacture. A variety of FANCY ARTICLES in IVORY, MOTHER a PEARL, and TORTOISESHELL. CH ESSME N, BACKGAMMON BOARDS, BAGA TELLE TABLES, and various other Games and Fancy Arti cles too numerous to mention. T. W. has also a choice Collection of ANTIQUE CLOCKS, of the time of Louis XIV., extremely well suited for Country Mansions, large Staircases, &c. These Articles are now much in favour and very scarce. OIL and GAS LAMPS and CHANDELIERS in great variety, adapted to Private Rooms of all sizes, Public Buildings, Churches, Chapels, &c. TABLE, SIDEBOARD, BRACKET, FIGURE, and H ALL LAMPS, on the newest and most , approvecLeonstrue .tion. - .• ,••• •• T. WOOLFZELDaIso RE-BRONZES, RE-LACQUIIRS, and REPAIRS LA MPS of all descriptions; and keeps for Sale a great variety of GROUND' and CUT GLASSES, adapted to all kinds of ;Lamps. CHINESE GOODS of various kinds, including some fine specimens cf very Old China, iu JARS, VASES, JARDI NIERES,- PLATES, DISHES, &C. Elaborately carved • IVORY FANS, CARD-CASES, igtc - Likewise a variety of real INDIA ARTICLES, in JAPANNED and LACQUERED WORK. A Superb variety of FLORENTINE, PARIS, and other BRONZES, of the most beautiful and costly finish, consisting of FIGURES, BUSTS, VASES, CANDELABRA, &c. Elegant CUT GLASS LUSTRE. CANDLESTICKS, for C firm NE YPIECES, with an immense choice of other appropriate CHI MN EY ORNAMENTS, including a recent importation from Leghorn of a most tasteful variety of ITALIAN ALA BASTERS; also, afine Collection of TABLES, in MARBLE and SCAGLIOLA WORK. JAPANNED PAPIER MAC HE TABLES, POLE SCREENS, VASES, CARD-BOXES, CAKE BASKETS. HAND-SCREENS, &c. All these Articles may be had in Plain Colours for Ladies themselves to finish. RODGERS AND SON'S WARRANTED CUTLERY, in RA ZORS, PENKNIV ES. SCISSORS, TABLE-KNIVES, and DRESSING CASE INSTRUMENTS. • Also a variety of very complete Sets of TABLE CUTLERY, fitted up in cases exceedingly convenient for preserving them in good condition. SILVER DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS; Plated 07. Steel DITTO, with Plain and Carved Pearl and Ivory Han dles, in Single or Double Sets; and in Cases lined with Silk Velvet, admirably arranged for their preservation, and for Ming very suitable Marriage Presents. Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE, imported direct from Co logne, 3s. 6d. per Bottle, or 20s. per Box of Six Bottles. To make his Establishment in Liverpool equally attractive as any in the Empire has been a great object of his ambition, and the liberality of the Public has enabled him to succeed beyond his exiectations. N. . Three WORKING JEWELLERS are employed on the Premises, for the Repairing and Making of Articles o f Jewel lery to Order; this convenience, with al-Mil) , Parcel to London t and Birmingham, enables T. W. to attend with the utt_i lit. l promptness to all Commissions in that depa rtment with vtl he may be favoured. • JAPANNED TEA TRAYS, in PAPIER MACRE and !luny, from the plainest to the mostexpensive Patterns A large Assortment of MUSICAL SNUFF BOXES, direct . from Geneva, playing from two to twelve' unes. Several very fine large BOXES , playing the most celebrated. Overtures; price from £5 to £5O. THOMAS Woor.FIELD begs to state that the increasing pa tronage his EstAlishment has met with will encourage him to persevere in selecting, both from London and the Continent, such Articles of taste and novelty as are to be pleasing to his extensive connexion: 4.... 5.... 6.... ....Os. 10d. ...1 01 ...1 3 5i ....2 1.... Bs. 10. ... 8 8 ....I0 71 ....11 it 31 ....12 11 ...16 71 ....17 5 ....18 2i ....19 0 20.... 9...:....2 ....3 11........3 101 12........4 3 13........5 14.... ....5 : 61 REED'S PATENT; CANVAS, sold by GREGsoN and Co.; is made expressly for the Liverpool Market, and will be faun& on inspection to be of the:yery best quality and manufacture. The superiority of their BloCks will also appear on in vestigation, to which they invite the public,- ,••• - • : J. I'. Gregson disposes of Ships; trod every description of their materials, by public auction or private contract. Queen's Dock. Liverpool, corner of Kitchen-street. 22.... 23.... DRESSMAKERS MILLINERS and DRESSMAKERS at are in the habit of visiting the Metropolis to seleett it new patterns and fashioni, will do well previous to makin their purchases to call at WILLIAMS and SOWERKY'S l, Oxford-street, where they will find a greater Stock of F ch fancy goods applicable to their business, than at any oth r house in London, and at Moderate Prices; small,,quantities may be had of every novelty connected with the above trade, at wholesale prices. The Stock of Rich SatinS, Ribbons, and Blonds is immense. N.B.—Observe the number of the house is 61. Milliners and Dressmakers doing hominess with the above establishment will have patterns of Novelties forwarded to them emery Month. WOOLLEN AND LINEN` DRARE'RY, SILK MERCERY, HOSIERY, Ski VLS, &c. UST received at CAMBRIAN I USE, No. 83, Oin tt, HA (A.-STREET, a very consid • le assortment of New SPRING GOODS, frOm the don, Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow, and other Markets, consisting of RICH PLAIN SI LES. _ in every new Shade of Colour, Gans DE NAPLES in Plaids and. Figure!, Printed MisirNs and Ca MBR ICS of the newest de signs, SHAWLS of various textures, NECKERCHIEFS and RIB-' BONS in pleasing variety, Sewed Muslin CoLLAirs and CAPES .of the most novel shapes, Fancy Silk and Cotton HostEav, GLOVES, liLorv nes, and every other useful and fashionable Ar ticle of Ladies Dress. . The Stock of Grass-bleached Irish LINENS, SHEFTINGS, TABLE LINENS and Covans, BLANKETS, COUNfEIIPANEs t Quills, Ticks, Window Blinds, Long Gin hs, Lawns, Diapers, Muslins, Muslin Works, Ginghams, Flannels, Household Linens, Haberdashery, &c., will be found deserving of notice,: • IN E. GE &"I:LE M EN'S DEPARTMENT, The very best West of England BROAD CLOTHS, in the pre va;l;ng Colours, CASSIMERES and , ELCKSKINS, in Stripes and Checks, the newest Patterns in London Printed QCILTINGS, VAtENC(AS, CHAL)ES, and Sutumer TitowsEttiNGs. _ J. RitiscoE having eugag-d a Cutter of considerable expo ience, both in Loudon and the County, ventures to solicit the favours of his Fliends in the TAILORING BUSINESS, being confident that, in style, fitting. and quality, no house can possibly surpass him, and the charges wilt be found consider.. ab'v lower than those geneia4y made fur the sane description: of article.— . article.--S a List of Prices : Genllemen's Dress Coats £1 16 0 to £2 8 (1 Ditto, vei v best Wc,t of Begland Cloth.. 2 14 0 .. 3 3 0 Ditto Ditto, Black or Blue Frock Coats 12% per Cent. in advance. ,‘ Coloured Cloth liowsers Very best Cass;were Ditto Wool dyed, Black or Oxford Mixed Do 1 1U 0 .. 1 12 0 White brill Ditto Bi.otyri Ditto Ditto 0 9 0 .. U 11 G. White Moleskin Diu° - A owo Merino I)itto Fancy Checkedlind Siriped Ditto 0 9 0 .. 0 15 0 white and Coloured Jein Ditto U 5 0 .. 0 7 0 Jdckels, in Gloat or uiher Material, 121 per Cent. in advance : ' • • orTroorsers. Black and Coloured Cassimere Vests 0 11 0 .. 0 13 0' Fanci - Quilting Ditto 0 6 0 .. 0 11 0 Ditto:Valencia Gentlemen's. Long Cloth Shirts, Linen Fruit s, Coll Ems, and Wrists - Coloured Printed Shirts ' 0 3 0 .. 0 3 6: Fine 1 ish Linen Ditto, with Lawn Fronts 0 10 0 .. 015 0. Drawers, Singlets, Shirt Collars, Stocks, Silk Handkerchiefs, lirnbrelas, Gloves, &c. ADVAITTAGEOUS TO LANDLORD AND TENAN .HIi4THE. a er l/ LLB"_~%~ / ~.~__~l~Di~--~.r' ~, THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD BOOKBINDING. , - OFFICE, GROUND FLOOR, JUBILLEI?-BUI I:IVGS, Top ta , LOUD-STI:EHT. TOLIN ATHERTON, BOOKBINDER, (late of Rand agh place, opposite the Adelphi Hotel,) embrac a . hliopportunity of thanking his Friends and the Public, and sto solicit their future support to this Eattiblishmeut, where a variety of elegant Ss vlei of Binding may be vievvecl on application. Estimates given for Ordersexceeding One Hundred Volumes. Liverpool, April 20111, 1836. EXHIBITION OF PICTURES. / .HIRE Mayor and Town Council have kindly g • nted the use JJii of the EEHIBITION-ROOMS, POSTOFFICE-PL CE, to the Me chanics' Institution, for the purpose of exliii) . ing HIPP IN GILLE'S celebrated SERIES of PICTU ES, illustrating the PROGRESS of DRUNKENNESS. The Price of Au mission in the Day is Gd. I n.the Evening, the Rooms are LIGHTED WITH GAS, when the Working, Classes are admitted, to whom a Packet, (price Gd.,) containing Three Tickets, each Ticket admitting a Family, will be Sold at the Rooms. Vubtic 13alic5. / TO BUILDERS AND OTH S. A. JOiNT STOCK BRICK AND L I E COMPANY is about to be formed in this town, . nd Prospectuses of the undertaking will be issued on Monda ext ;in the mean time Persons desirous of obtaining Share , or of eceiving in formation in reference thereto, are requested to apply to Mr. Wtt.L►AM HINDS, Share-Broker, Slater-court, Castle-street, if by letter, post-paid. ..„ ' • PROSPECTUS. I ?iriT otli THE LANCASHIRE' WIRE-DRAWING• METALS, • . PIN: AND NEEDLE COMPANY. C £60,000,.1N 2,0(X) S II A HES OF £2O Tdaily increasing demand in Lancashire and the adja cent counties for all descriptions of Iron, Steel, Brass and Copper Wire, and the great inconvenience already experienced by the Trade generally in Manchester and other neighbouring Towns from the very inadequate supply afforded to the Manu facturers and Reed-makers, clearly show t • propriety of an Establishment being erected in Mancheste upon a sufficiently extended scale to meet the wants of the tra e and the community at large. There is no doubt that such an E lishment, under a judi cious system of management, will be f incalculable advantage to the trade, that it will meet with corresponding encourage ment, and that it will amply repay the Proprietors and sup porters of the undertaking. The Company will have for one of its objects the supply of Iron, Steel, 'Brass, and Copper Wire of the very best quality, at defined prices, subject to the rise or fall of the primary markets, and at the same rate of discount to ail parties, thereby avoiding the present system of partial dealing, so inconsiftent with the prineiPleS of fair and free trade. The dealjagl e of the Company will also embrace:—Copper, in SheetsTil p, Bars, or Rod's; 'Fin Plates, in Boxes; Tin, in Blocks, Ingofs, or.Strtns; Brass in Sheets, Rolled or Tubes; Zinc, in Cakes, or Rolled; Spatter, Solder, and other descrip tions of small Iron used in the Manufactures of Lancashire. In the Pin departMent, this Company will have the exclusive benefit of a newly-invented Machine, saving an expellee of several hundred poueds per annum. From the recent alterations in the American tariffs, as well as the commercial arrangements on the continent of Europe, and the rapid extension of the Manufacturing Establishments, the consumption of Iron Wire has increased to a most unprece dented degree; and, from very minute enquiries lately made, it.appears that in the whole of this great manufacturing 'county . there are no more than two Wire-drawing Mills, one of a mo derate and the other of P. small - size, (both of which are situate in Manchester,) and so totally incapable are these of meeting the immediate and urgent orders for Wire that many such orders not only remain fOr a length of time unexecuted, but some are even rescinded. • In Birmingham and the neighbourhood, the proprietors of mills from some cause decline to undertake the completion of any further orders in the trade, except at distant periods. With a view to remedy the evil and to enable the Manufac turer and Reed-maker to obtain Wire of the first quality, pro perly seasoned, it is proposed to establish a Joint Stock Com pany to he called the LANCASHIRE WIRE-DRAWING METALS and PIN and NEEDLE COMPANY, CAPI TAL IMMO, IN 3,000 SHARES OF f.:10 EACH. That the Company shall be under the controul and superin tendence of a Board of Directors, not exceeding ten in number, to be appointed at the First General Meeting of the Share holders. That no Person shall be permitted to hold more than Sixty Shares. . That no Subscriber holding less than Twenty Shares shall be eligible to become a Director. That the qualification for , voting at general meetings shall be :—.For every Five Shares and up to Fifteen Shares, one vote; and fur every Fifteen Shares beyond that number, one vote. 'rhat each Subscriber shall pay Five Shillings per Share im mediately upon the allotment, towards defraying incidental ex pences ; and Throe Pounds per Share within ten days after the appointment of Directors. That all further calls shall be under the controul of the Di rectors for the time being, subject to their giving twenty-eight days' notice to the Shareholders, but no call shall exceed E.) per Share. That, should the Company at any time lose one-third of its paid-up capital in any one year, a Special Meeting of the Shareholders he called by the'Directors, who shall have power to dissolve the Gompany in case two-thirds of such Share holders should so determine, but not otherwise, the remaining capital being divided in due proportions amongst the Share holders. All application for Shares to be directed to Mr. STAINBANK, Solicitor, Marsden-street, or to Mr. WILLIAI4 JONES, General Agent and Sharebroker, King-street, Manchester ; Mr. THOS. BARBER, Share,broker, argreave's-buildings, Exchange, Liverpool; Me ,, srs. lANGARD and VAUGHAN, Solicitors, Stock port; or Mr. WOODHOUSE, Solicitor, Bolton, of any of whom printed forms of application as tinder, may be obtained and to venom all letters (post paid) may be addressed. Lancashire Wire Drawing - Metals, and Pin and Needle Company. To ihe . Provisional Cuninuttee; Gentlemen, 1 am desirous of becoming a Shareholder in this Cote - pany, subject to the Regulation's dontained in the ProspectnSi and request you Waren& mo Shares.' Name. Occupation.' Address.' Yi - frr:Fl , z2, - '414 ' • s•-, .!:" Public BoZ NEW BRIGHTON FERRY COMPANY. THE Promoters of this Company, having succeeded in se curing about 200,000 square yards of Land (including the right of Ferry) at the Rock Point, witlfa frontage to the River Mersey of 150 yardS and upwards, and to the Rock Channel of 520 yards and upwards, on very liberal terms, pro io allow Subscribers to participate with them on the sarn erms, subject 7, / only to the same Regulations after mentioned It is proposed 'to build a Hotel and Pier f r the convenient Occupation of the Property as a Ferry ;"- from its superior advantages, not only as a place of g eneral esort for Strangers, but also for constant Residents, no doubt can he entertained of this becoming. one of the best requented Ferries and Watering Places on this Coast. Villas and other Residences are also proposed to be built, on the most approved principle, as regards taste and comfort, which must necessarily enhance the value of the Property when coupled with the increased of Lauding and Accommodation which the Pier will afford. THE COMPANY TO BE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS: The Capital to be £lO9 - ,000, in 10,060 Shares of £lO each. -77 Two Pounds per Share to be paid on each Share allotted to Subscribers within ten cloys after the allotment, or the allotment cancelled. The Company to be under the management of Five Direc tors, to be appointed by the Subscribers, at a General Meeting to be called for that purpose after the allotment of the Shares. Directors to be holders of not less than Fifty Shares. The remainder of the Capital to be paid in calls as required by the Directors, each call not to exceed after a muntlfs previous notice. A reserve of Shares, not exceeding Five Hundred, to b e made for the Provisional Committee ' on which they are to be entitled to the same benefits as the Subscribers on the Shares alloted. Two of the Directors are to retire at each Annual Meeting, but be eligible to be .re-elected . At all Nieetings of Shareholders a Proprietor of ten Shares to have one vote; twenty Shares, two Votes; eighty Shares, three votes; one hundred Shares,.five Votes. A Deed of Settlement, consistent with the above terms, to be signed oy the Subscribers on payment of the Deposit, when Scrip Certificates ,% ill be delivered. Applications'for Shares to be 'addressed to the Provisional Committee, at the Office of Messrs. AtILLEir awl PEEL, Soli citors, Liverpool, on or before the 3Uth day of April instant, statirig, Address and Profession. Liverpool, i9i4 April, 1.836. TO SHIP AND BOAT BUILDERS TJIHE LEN/El:POOL FISH COMPANY are ready to II i' (4 CONTRACT for TWELVE S, 35 Tots each. renders, staiing the ditnensons, andv / cantling, and ter cep per lon, to be sent, - before the 2t.;th instant, o the Company's Oaiec, Claremion-buildings, Livewool. .. The toats to be made of the best materials and wo , loranship, and each conitactor to make an offer to build not less than two. H. B. WALKER, Solicitor to the Company. Llit, A pr'. 1 , 1835. This day is published, elegantly..embellishe 'part XIII., price Is. Gd., `VATANDERINGS THROUGH TH WALES, by ‘;‘ THOMAS HoscoE, Esq. *„* Upwards of 13,000 Copies of t is Work have already been sold. May be procured, by order, from all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. 7 J. JACKSON, Foreign and British HANVI. CLEANER, 41 0 1)r Ea. and FINISHER, No. 19, RU - SELL-STREET, 4• .LYC.N UM-PLACE, Bold-street. Silks, Shawls, Moreen and Chintz Fu iture, and ever• thing connected with the trade Cleaned, Dy d, and Finished at the above Establishment, superior to any other house in Liverpool. A respectable YOUTH wanted as an APPRENTICE. ~ ik '~'-. ; 1 ./,/, , • i. - - is ; / -- .... .7 , . .. . ... r' t . . • ,- . . i . ~ . .. , ' • :',. .. . ____ CANVAS .AND ttOCKS. • : t - , GREGSON and Co. request, the.,dttention o f M e rch ant s ! Si Owners, and CAptains.of Ves:sc.l4 to their BLOCKS and CANVAS, both of which ;will be cquud-of the best quality-0 9 /1 Prices very much below any other house—an :can be s u ppli e d . in any quantities at a . mothent's warning, as specimen of t h e ir charges they add a liti of their Bushed B 1 -s. Size in Inches. Prieebl Metal Bushed Price of Metal Bushed. ROUSE ANC ESTATE REGISTER OEF!C 60, CIiURC.,-STREET, LIVERPOoL, UNDER THE LlBl9kif ril - if-l..!:: ~ , r eat inconvenience and Joss of time aod'Eatnilies have e:;perienced when i Residences has induced Mr. HOULIS(I'' A P d e utt 81Stift, to aprooniiate on Wire suletV as a REGISTkit 0 L'FICE POgiNG UL' HOUSES ani: LA : S. Tnis Establistmient, which it is intendert to conduct on a similar principle to the House Agency Offices of London. will , be mutually advantageous toy toe Owners and Occupiers of Houses, the fotater, by Registering at this Office, being certain of respousiule Tenants, and the latter having .the opportunity of immediately becoming acquainted with the Situation, Rent, Ta%es, &c. of all the unoccupied Houses within the range of , thellegister Book, and by thcie means enabled to suit them- selves with ease. .. ;41Cfi Goat!mew ,earch or i iabl ALeTioNEEH and riis extensive Premises LETTING and DIS- OwNEns vR HoosEs who may wish to avail themselves of the advantages of the Agency Office are requested to Register their unoccupied 1-) wises and hands immediately, with full particulars; of desolption,,when every attention to showing the Premises, &c. will be paid. The central-situation of Hodgson's Rooms are so highly de siraule as almost to goarautee the, success of the (Vice. la. fact. J. If ouusorsi has in slime measure been disposed to form the New Establishment in coosequence of the numerous appli , cations that are daily made to him for Residences; and, as the, Office is opened as much for he accommodation of the Publid. who frequent. his , Rooms as .a speculation for profit, the Terms (which may Ue known on application) will, he trusts, give eve' y satisfaction. • , *,,,* Houses completely Furnished in every department on the shortest notice. .April, )836. . • En ma= Yotirts. FAMILY ENDOWMENT SOCIETY. • CAPITA,., 500.000. Office, (tenspolary,) 35, Great II inchest TRUSTEES. • Pascoe St. Leger Grenfell, Esq. I Hen r Martin Tucker Smith nitiF:crons. Henry George Ward, Esq., M.P,, Chairman. George Alfred Muskett, hsq., Deputy Chairman. Win. Butterworth Bayley, Esq. Edward Lee , Esq. Bazett David Colvin, Esq. Major Johu John Fuller, Esq. • Thos. Willis Muskett, Esq. Pascoe St. Leger Grenfell, Esq. Geo. Robert Marten, Esq. ‘'e orcher, Esq. Auntrous. Riversdale William Grenfell, Esq. William Sharman Crawford, Esq., M.P. Bankers—Sir James Esdaile and Cu. Physician—Dr. Rogett, F.R.S. Surgeon—Edward Cock, Esq. . Solicitors—Messrs. Lacy and Bridges. HIS Society endows not only &risibly Children, but (unlike , ' other Institutions) the future Children of a Marriage, re quiring (however numerous they may be) only one Premium, fixed at the time of making the Contract, and consequently its amount not depending on the number of the Children. The Society offers this additional advantage, that .the entire Premiums may be made returnable. Thus parties may secure for their Children the benefits which the Society offers, or, iu case those benefits should be defeated by death, they may recover back the whole of their paymehts. The usual Commisssion allowed to Solicitors, Agents, &c. JOHN CAZENOVE, Secretary. AGENTS. SAMUEL R. HEALEY, Bank-buildings, Liverpool. DAVID Hour, Ducie-place, Manchester. MILES MY RES, 4oliettor, Preston. IMPERIAL. LIFE INSURANCE COMP SUN-COURT, CORNHTIL, AND ST. J smas's-s- Estoolished 182 l). SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. , In addition to the accumulatingp' Premi s. • DIRECTORS. GEORGE HIBBERT, Jun., Esq., Chairman. CHAS. PORGHER LANG, Esq., Deputy Chairman- Grant Allan, Esq. Richard Lee, Esq. ./Eneas Burklv, Esq. Daniel Mildred. Esq. Michael Bland, Esq. Jas. Pattison, Esq.,M.P. Andrew Colvile, Esq. Sir Charles Price, Bart. Charles Danvers, Esq. Joseph Reid, Esq. John Henry Deffell, Esq. I Sir James Shaw, Bart. Samuel Hilkert, Esq. • John Smith, Esq. AUDITORS. .. Robert Barclay, Esq. I Geo. Henry Cutler, Esq. Wm. R. Robinson. Esq. • CONSULTING Pli YSICIAN. Archibald Billing, M.D., 5, Bedford-place, Russell-square. , 13Y a recent decision of the Court. of Directors. Persons who• now effect Insurances with this Company for the whole. Term of Lice, will participate in the Profits, after having paid FIVE ANNUAL PREMIUMS, wiihout incui ring the re sponsibility attached to Societie!C for mutual Insurance. The BONUS of ,L 1 Ws. i'); Cent. per Annum, declared on. Policies in the year 1831, was added to the Sums insured, and the present value of such;Bonus May either be received by the parties, or applied in,reduction of their future Premiums. The BONUS on Policies DOW' in fore , , including the Pros-' pective AdditiOn recently declared, an iout?! .. iA 111% , : i , :j AnMo.. l'W LINTY PER CENT. ON 'TILE SUMS U ses ED, . and will increase Annually, until the next general appropria- . tion of Profits, in the year 1811. ~- •PoliCies effected before the 31st of January, 18.7, wi ll have when persons do not . the advantage of participating in the next general appropriation of Profits. • • Every description of Insurance___ may' be effected with this.. from any., p Company, alvl t.i potpe c a ri ts6olittsroDwii;Uiss:C.l_ D P .1.71111 . U l._ , b to discontinue their Insurances cause, the Company will purchase their Policies upon equitable' terms. Ap e ctuses containing Tables of Premiu ms , an d Examples , of the different modes in which the Profits can he applied, may be bad at either of the Company's Offices, or of any of the Ag ents in the princi pal Towns throughout the Kingdom. By order of the Court of Directors, SAMUEL INGALL, Actuary. . . AGENTS. LIVERPOOL.. ' M I. WILLIAM LAWSON, Blackburn F. t THOS. P . F. A. v ir A i N s s w . oarti, Jim Chester.... ..... .. Kirby Lonsdale Mr. JOHN ALLEN. Kendal . Lancaster Mr. J. B. NOTTA GE. Manchester Messrs. KING and Warotz. Macclesfield.; Mr..RICHARD WORMALD. Preston. Mr. JOHN WINSTANLEY. Stockport Mr. WALTER VAUGHAN. Wigan • ' Mr. LUKE SMALLEY. *** Persons who have the means .of procuring I nsurances may apply to become Agents, in places where none are already appointed, upon giving satisfactory references as to respetta ' bility. ,r, LONDON. 4.ISLY } aire" £750,000., ppititi arising from invested • tthilt Lobito.