The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-13 00:00:00

antcJ. MONEY WANTD ,( ..--- -- ANTED to BORROW, from '5 'o EI.OO, on good '«T ANTED for a limited period, a or which 5 per cent. will be given. —Apply to J. C. L., Standard-office, (letters post-paid.) VWANTED, a well-educated Youth 3,4 6.P.PRENTICE to the OH. and DRYSA I.TEP.Y 13 . INESS. Respectable references will be required. A small progressive Salary will be given.—Apply at the Standard-office. WANTED, by a respectable Yount Ma a c ed 37, a SI TUATION as CLERK or B -KEEPER, in a Mercantile House or Office, where it wo be his study to make himself generally useful. The Advertiser has been many years accustomed to business, and understands Book-keeping. Th e most respectable references as to character can be given.—Ap ply to J. L., at the Standard-office, (if by letter, post-paid.) BUTLER WANTED. IVA B N te T a r y 4D I‘ , la in n a as GOAT R 's ‘ F v ; l i o m e il a y n h Wales, a an unexcep tionable character for sobriety and honest • A Person of 35 or 36 years of age will be preferred.—All app ications to be made (post-paid) to the Office of this paper. THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER, FISH COMPANY. CAPTAIN GEORGE GERMAINE, MANAGER.. t'ijsILFAD E , T a A n Rr. acti ve ;le and e intelligent st)ete v 1 0 3 p 11 e r' e te n i t ° toa act as the Books and take the general manav,eme 44 the Company's Office, and will be required to provide sureties to the extent of £5OO. Sealed Tenders, (post-paid,) addressed " To the Committee of Management," must be forwarded to the Solicitors of the Company before the 16th instant. The Committee have obtained an adequate number of Fish ing Smacks of the first class, manned by experienced Fisher men, and fully equipped in every respect to enable them to insure an abundant and regular supply of Fish of every kind. The Committee have also secured the purchase of a most eli gible site for their Depot and Offices. By order, WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN, . • Solicitors to the Company. TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, BEG leave most respectfully to offer myself as a CANDI :I DATE for the Situation of COLLECTOR - of TAXES. should a vacancy occur. I am the son of the late Sioteon Frankland, Dock Master; and, 'should I he elected, it • - 1i be my endeavour to fill the Situation in such a manner • to merit your approbation., I am, Ladies and Gentle , Your obedien Servant, S. B. FRANKLAND. 13, Parker-street. WM. MAYBRICK, Clerk of St. Peter's Church, most respectfully solicits the Votes and Interests of his Friends in favour of his Son-in-law, S. B. Frankland, Candidate for the Situation of Tax Collector, should - a vacancy take place.— Basnett-street, May 7. 1836. LADIES AND GENTLEM/,N, AS the Vestry w ill meet T o -d ay, (F r id ay, ) i n S T. N tiOLAS CHURCH, at One o'clock, I earnestly entreat the attendance of my Friends to support me as a CANDIDATE r the SI. TUATION of COLLECTOR of GOVERNM " T TAXES and PARISH RATES. My humble claims to your notice are founded on past services, upwards of four years, in the Office for the Collection of Pari!di Rates, and previously three years in that of Government Taxes, and on the intimate knowledge I necessarily possess of the Du ties of a Collector. Trusting that these considerations will not be deemed un worthy your attention, I 'Titian, Ladies and Gentlemen, your obedient humble servant, GEORGE WELSH. Co/lector's Office, Fenwick-street. TO THE PARISHIONERS AND RATE-PAYERS OF LIVERPOOL, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I BEG to return you my most sincere thanks file kind support you have shewn me in Canvassing ' le Situation of TAX-COLLECTOR, but finding that Ish d, at this time, not be likely to succeed, I have, with the advice of my Friends, come to the determination of RESIGNING, and beg most respectfully to sulicit your Votes and Interest in favour of MR. EDWARD GREEN, also a CANDIDATE for the Office, and I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, JOHN ATKINSON. TO THE RATE-PAYERS AND PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. GENTLEMEN, IBEG leave to offer myself t o y our no ti ce as a CA. DATE for the Situation of coLucTOR of TA-' should 'a Vacancy occur in consequence of Mr. For d resigning his situation, and• Mr. Hart's removal to his 0 .e. I have now been a llate:P;eTertW the l;;t Fifteen Years ; and beg leave respectfully to solicit your Votes and Interest. Should I be elected to the office, it will be my endeavour to ful. 11l the duties of the situation faithfully, and to merit your ap• probation. - I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant. EDWARD GREEN. P.S—E. G. begs to inform his friends that the Vestry Meet ing is fixed fur One o'clock THIS DAY, at St. Nicholas's church. 43, Great George-street, April2B, 1836. TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, A. BEG most respectfully t o o ff er m y se lf a . a CANDIDATE for the Situation of COLLECTOR of TAXES, and trust that the strong . testimonials which 1 shall pr are on the day of Nomination will be satisfactory. - I have been several years Aavertisitt4nd Collecting . Clerk at the Courier-offic e , th e ex p er i ence o- which has given me a thorough knowledge of the town ; and I have also paid rates between nine and ten years. I am, Ladles and Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble servant, C. W. TOWNSHEND. Castle-street, April 30, 1836, 6-aobi ono. MRS pee l l ).2C d E t t i si e s , th e e L s ready l l 'f i f ' o i r v i e i r i: l' neighbourhood, is l f'l l3riu f t i l l i r a in t in spcc•tion a choice assortment of MILLI Y, and a great variety of Rich Fancy Goods, carefully selected by herself from Parisian House, in London. 110, Bold-street. lAir ISS SMITH respectfully informs her Frien has returned from London with an Assortp , LINERY, DRESSES, &c. to which she res , their inspection THIS DAY, (Friday,) the F 37, Renshaw-street, opposite St. Luke's Church 3teefltiat she t of MIL . 4 et fully requests iustant. WWALKER, from London, late Foreman to Mr. Tet • ley, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR DRESSER AND ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTURER, begs most respectfully to inform the Ladies awl Gentlemen of Liverpool its Vi cinity that he has taken looms (for the preset) 15, Mount Pleasant, first door above Mr. Jones, ta . . Having had considerable practice in the first Ilouse at the west end of London, he hopes by strict attention to business and moderate charges to have a share of their kind support. N.B. Boarding Schools attended in town and country, on the most reasonable terms, and all orders punctually attended to. CLEVELAND HOUSE, 66, ST. JAMES'S-STREET, Corner of Great George-place. . TONES and ROGERS, from 21, Clev ad-s q u are , h ave now the pleasure of informing the Friends, that they Opened their new Establishment as ve, on MONDAY last, the 9th instant, with a varied an extensive STOCK of GOODS, comprising every novelty of the season, to which they beg respectfully to claim early attention. I'.S,—The HOUSE and SHOP to be LET, No. 24, Cleve lanci•square, with Fixtures complete.—For particulars apply to Mr. ROBERT HUGHES, Land Agent, 3, Duke-street. CS. MORTON, FU RNISHING I RONMONGER, C UTLER, & C., . No. 11, Berry-street, Liverpool, begs to call the atten tion of the Public to his stock of CUTLERY, comprising Ivory, Sta ,, , Buffaloe.'Buck, Black and White Bone-handled Table and Dessert KNIVES and FORKS, with Carvers to SCISSOR match; PEN and POCKET KNIVES in at variety ; RAZORS of superior quality; SCISSOR iarden Knives, and Shears, &c. The whole of which WARRANTED; SILVER Fruit and Butter Knives;' imbles, Pencil Cases, Mordan's Penholders, &c.; GERM , SILVER Table and Dessert Forks and Spoons, Soup -Ladles, Fish and Butter Knives, Gravy Spoons, Mustard and 'Salt Spoons, Butter 'and Toddy Ladles, Toast Racks, Su g ar B o Wl s , T eas p o o ns an d Skewers, &c. &c.; SHEFFIELD PLATED Candlesticks and Cruit Frames, with Silver Edges • BRITANNIA METAL Tea and Coffee Pots, Percolators, Table and Chamber Candle sticks, Mustards, Salts and Peppers, Egg Cups, Soup Ladles, Spoons, Snuffer Trays. &c.• ' 'FIN, TINNED IRON, an d JAPANNED Wares; FENDERS, FIRE IRONS, COP PER TEA-KETTLES, &c. &c. &c.; PALMER'S PATENT METALLIC WICK MOULD CANDLES, made for th . CANDLE -LA MP . only, merit particular attention as giving a LIGHT to surpass that of TWO London Moulds, NEVER REQUIRE SNUFFING. are more DURABLE than the common candles, CLEANER than oil. and CHEAPER than anything that lins been introduced., N.B. Furnishing and Shipping orders promptly attended to, and an allowance made of seven and a half per cent. P.S.—A Respectable well-educated YOUTH wanted as an Apprentice. May 3, 1836. ' EMPORIUM FOR FOREIGN & BRITISH SHAWLS, 7S, BOLD-STREET, NEXT TO THE MUSIC -HALL, LIVERPOOL, 70. King-street, illanchesteg, and 47, Buchanan -street, Glasgow. pRINGLE, LAWSON, and KEMP, SHAWL MANUFAC TURERS, beg to announce that they wilt enter on their new Premises (immediately adjoining those they have hitherto occupied) TO -MORROW, (Saturday) the 7th instant, with a snore magnificent STOCK of the various descriptions of FO REIGN and BRITISIi SHAWLS than has ever beff.as pre sented in any one Establishment before, all hers ally se lected by Mr. Pringle, in Londoe, Edinburgh, r Glasgow, consisting of White Ground Figured Cachtner Shawls, with splendid new patterns, from £1 to £3, equ. 1 those formerly sold between £1 15s. and £5. Au elegant sortment of Black and Coloured Cashmere Figured Shawls, t equally low prices. White, Black, and Coloured Parisian Shawls, with some of the most costly and magnificent designs that have ever been produced, including the pattern chosen by her Majesty the Queen of the French .at the last exposition in Paris, at prices varying from £3 to £lO. Long Shawls or Scarfs, in Cachmere, of elaborate workman ship, and beautiful designs, from £5 to £2O each. An immense variety of Summer Shawls, in the various fa shionable fabrics of Hermain, Lama, crape, Chali, and Silk. An unlimitted assortment of Small . Handkerchiefs, in the same texture from 2s. upwa r d s . The rapid succession of novelties in the style, pattern. and size of Shawls which are now produced, renders it impossible that the Shawl Trade can be properly cultivated in any estab lishment where a general assortment of goods is kept, P., L., and K. are therefore determined to admit no article into Stock unconnected with this particular branch, but devote their whole attention, a,hitherto, to the important and tasteful article of Ladies' Dr s, using their utmost endeavours to enable them to preserve that extensive connexion which they have formed during the last few years in Liverpool. A large variety of the newest Patterns of Stl- Borders, Shawl Middles, and Fringes, i n every s i ze, col} 7 , and quality. /4/INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD LIVERPOOL ar' informed by S. W. SILVER CO., OF Nos. 9 AND 10, co l ILL, L ONDON , That they may procur e the who or any nart of an OUTFIT (from the coarsrst to the finest quality of Goods known includ ing Cabin Fu r nit ure ,) a t th e B ranc h House, , Noy. 4 & 5. ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH, •LIVEIrPOOL. At the same WHOLESALE SI-UPPING PRICES as at their WAREHOUSE in LONDON. Daily communication between London and Liverpool for Ship sailing Information. Re. Com the PORT of WHIP MANUFACTORY. ISLINGTON. LIVERPOOL. OHN WATKIN begs leave to offer to the notice o f th e CO Nobility and Gentry his extensive Assortme ) RIDING and DRIVING WHIPS, comprising almos 'ery description in fashionable use. Hand Whips mounted in solid S• • , Wire Gilt, •or Silver Wire and Gold. A splendid new Raring Whip, m Octa , ronal Silver Firrels; and a new Whalebone Braided Gi,g, Whip. This Whip, for actual service, is the best thing ever offered in the trade. Gig, Carriage, Curricle, Tandem, Pair, and Four Horse Whips, in Brass, Ivory, German and real Silver. Every possible attention being pail in the various branches of this Manufacture, the Proprietor can, in confidence, recom mend these Goods as first-rate in Point of finish, and sterling as to material; in fact, some of these Crisp s have been under sea soninv, the long period of sixteen years; and, as the stock of Varnished Crops is seldom less than 1200 dozen, something choice can, at a ll ti mes , b e selected by those gent l emen who are e l ega nt, and use f ul article. particular in this - necessary, A large supply of Patent Sheep Skin, Gig, and Chariot Rugs, and in Sets for Hall and Parlour Doors. ARTIPIUT. A L TEETH AND PALATES. 74/.IrESSRS. and D. HOSE. SonGEON7DENI:k.srs, respe to fully acquaint he Gentry - of Liverpool trey continue to supply the loss of TEETH, from one to a • plete set, to a n _ sorer all th e p urposes of the original; als 11 operations inci dental to bental Surgery. (*'• Charges strictly derate. It being impossible, in the small space of an advertisement, to expatiate fully on the merits of the unerring principles they adopt, Messrs. H. and D. Rose hope the` long practice they have had under the most experienced dentists in Loudon will be a sufficient guarantee of their ability. 41, Mount-pleasant. _ . suffering to the Ne rvous , th e A ge d , t h e Infirm, anthill from local and general Debility, &c. HARVEY'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL. This inestimable Medicine stands unrivalled for its Tonic virtues in all cases of nervous debility,lweakness of the stomach, loss of appetite, &c. The generality of tonic medicines, while they strengthen, excite the system, but this i noble compound allays irritability, and without stimulatin invigorates the con stitution, giving tone to the stomach, inciting a healty diges tion, bracing the nerves, eleva 'n the spirits, and affording relief in the most distressing cas f debility, whether owing to long illness, intemperance, sed tary bolas, or residence in warm climates. In the morning sickness of females it is ex l'teedinglY efficacious, and i n th e comp l a i nts of young females, e :,T',e;eers has b een mos t d ec id e d in giving health to the frame °loom to the cheek - it assists the growth, and prevents (in those lte_dis,posed) the' developement ' of consumption and scro to the i:bo'udtvi,,ecged and infirm it will impart energy and strength appetite, si,astnhe,erfulness anctserenity to the mind. In loss of lassitude from an'PramP of the storinch. nervous head-ache, and those debilitated bv c r se ' it will afford immediate relief. All tense study, confi luxurious livilate hours, vexation, in- Itirnent to business, will find this Cordial their best friend. Price 4s. Cd. and lls. p abooltole. Sold by Boddington and (Lb, 90, Charlotte-street,Fardet ; Edwards, St. Yea1:1"; 13arclay and Sons, South John-street, ;Churchyard. Loudon ; C. MA w not, n, 20, Gerdes. Bradford, Seholefield, Swif., • G. Howell, Bowman and Law, Manchester; Se . e nist '' Liverpool (ver° t, Bolto n Medicine \readers. -on •; and all WARM BATHS, ADELPH I .'(TEL. MANES RADLEY begs to inform tf f' Public, that h e h as it Y now completed NEW MARBLE 13 'PHs, which may be had immediately on application at the Bar of the Hotel. r:IREGSON ‘3l Owners, CANVAS, Lot Prices very mu in anyquantiti, charges they at] Size in Inches. Merchants LOCKS an( best quality—al 'd can be supplies' 'a specimen of theii CAN VAS AND BLOCKS. I and Co. request the attention and Captains of Vessels to thei th of which will be found of t teh below any other house— 'es at a moment's warning, r Id a list of their Bushed lit Price of 1 Metal Bushed. Size in - Price or Inches. Metal Bushed. i--- 4........05. 10(1. 15....!.... Ss. lid. 5....1...1 01. 16.-1 ... 8 8 ti........ 1 3 17....! ...10 71 7......•.1 5 1 18.....! . ....11 7 8.... ....2 2 1 ' 19... I ...12 3 1 1 4 9.... ....2 5, 1 20....r....12 11 10........3 61 21—.1.-16 71 11........3 101 22.... ....17 5 12.... ....4 3 , 23.... , ....18 21 13........5 11 1 21....1....19 0 14.... • • ..5 GI; li i REED'S PATENT CANVAS, sold by GREGSON and Co., is made expressly for the Liverpool Market, and will be found on inspection to be of the very best quality and manuf ac t ure . The superiority of thei r Bl oc k s will also appear on investigation, to which they invite the public. J. 'l'. Gregson diSposes of Ships, and every description of their materials, by public auction or private contract. Queen's Dock, Liverpool, corner of Kitchen-street. WILL OPEN ON MONDAY. SIGNOR BERTOLOTTO'S CELEBRATED EXHIBITION, THE INDUSTRIOUS FLEAS, FROM LONDON. Patronised - by the Royal Families of England, France, Belgium, 4.c., 78. CHURCH-STREET. APERFECT MODEL of the INFERNAL ACHINE! Is fired by a Fea Fieschi, the report which will be beard all over the house. The Flea Fortune-teller, or the Syb• , y which the visitors will receive an answer to their questions. A Ball Room. in which two Fleas dressed as Ladies, and two as Gentlemen, Dancing a Waltz; twelve Fleas in the Orches tra playing. on different Instruments of proportionable size, the Music is audible. Four Fleas playing a game at Whist. A Mail Coach drawn by four Pleas, completely harnessed, the Coachman and the Guard (also Fleas) dressed in the Royal Livery, the former holding a Whip, belabouring his four Ches nuts, the latter blowing his Horn. By general desire, the much-admired first-rate Man-of-War, 120 guns, drawn by a Single Flea! being 420 times the weight f the insect ! The Marquis W- driving a Tandem, two spirited Colts, his lordship being represented by a Flea, in a pea-green coat and white trousers, the Groom and Horses are also Fleas. The Great Mogul, seated under a splendid palankin, borne by an Elephant, atbmded by slaves, who fan him as he proceeds on his route smoking his Hookahs. The Game of the Ring will be executed by four young sparks, and set in motion by a steady hand. The three Heroes of Waterloo!—the Duke of Wellington, Napoleon Bonaparte, and Prince Blucher, Riding on Fleas, with Gold Saddles, Sic. Two Fleas deciding an Affair of Hon o u r , S wor d i n H an d ; another Flea dressed - with a Blue Petticoat, Pulling up a Bucket from a Well, and several other objects, including Mi croscopes, Long Faces, Broad Grins, &c. Any comment on the merit of this Exhibition would he use less, the unparalleled success it has obtained during the last four years in London is sufficient proof that it deserves (as it has obtained) the public patronage. Signor Bertolotto has no connexion whatever with any Exhi bition that may be imposed on the Public, as the real one which is here announced. 4 ',* Evening Parties attended. The History of the Flea, by L. liertolutto, may be had at the Exhibition Room, price one shilling. Open from Ten till dusk. Admittance, Is.; Children under Ton, nod Schools, (J. each. PROSPECTUS OF THE WOODSIDE MARINE VILLA BUILDING SOCIETY CAPITAL, £lOO,OOO, IN 2,000 SHARES OF £5O EACH. Bankers.—The Manchester and Liverpool rict Bank. Solicitors.—Mr. James Owen, Manchester • lessrs. Bourne and Ilassall, Liverpool THE beauty of the country, of which oodside, near Liver pool. forms part, is well - known, presents a desirable situation for residence, either permai tly, or during the sum mer months, when the dense population of Liverpool, Man chester, and various other towns in the county of Lancaster re quire such a change. The projectors of the above measure have turned their atten tion to Woodside, because to that place the conveyance is mor e rapid than to any other; and as by far the greater part of the Inhabitants of Lancashire are absorbed in business which can only be left for a short time, that place must surely best recoili mend itself for the purposes of recreation and health, which, combining every other advantage, is the most easy of access. It may be useful to remind the inhabitants of Manchester, and its neighbourhood, that the waterside may be reached in less than two hours, from the time the Railroad Carriages leave that town; that the river Mersey may be crossed by means of Steam Packets every quarter of a' n hour, so that it will only be a journey of two and a half hours at the utmost from Manches ter to residences intended to be built by this Company. The demand for increased facilities for crossing the river Mersey, is evinced by preparations for the establishment of a new Ferry midway between Woodside and Birkenhead, and for the forma tion of a Railway:from Woodside to Chester, the Shares in both of which undertakings are all subscribed for, and the deposit paid up. Upwards of seventy thousand square yards of eligible build ing land have been secured, a considerable portion of which possesses the almost exclusive privilege of snaking bricks, and contains excellent clay for the purpose—thus exhibiting one of the important features in this undertaking; for, independently of the known profit which m a y b e d erive d from the clay, the land, if it remains unbuilt upon, must annually increase in value. The promoters of this measure do not seek to raise its value at the expense of other schemes so numerously put forth ; but it is confidently submitted, that a plan, combining the security of real property with provision for the cionforts of 'those is h. are deeply and anxiously engaged iu business, otos° small a sacrifice of time, must demand the attention of the capitalist ; and its safety as an investment can only be endangered when the tide of population shall cease to flow, or the energies of Lancashire become paralysed. With these impressions, it is proposed that a Company be formed, with a capital of £lOO,OOO, to be raised by 2,000 shares of £5O each, for the purpose of erecting villas and cottages ornde, and supplying the present deficiency of convenient sum mer residences for the accommodation of the public. That ti deposit of £2 per share be paid on the allotment of the shares; that a meeting of Subscribers be then called, and Di rectors appointed, by whom the affairs of the Company will be conducted, and the future calls, as required, regulated. No call to exceed £5 per share, and at least two months' notice to be given. A Proprietor of two shares to have one vote ; of five shares, two votes; of eight shares, three votes; and for every two shares in addition, one vote; but no Subscriber to have more than six votes in the whole. Applications for shares to be made (postage free) to Messrs. HARMOOD BANNER, SON and THOMPSON, Sharebrokers, 4, Castle-street, Liverpool; and Messrs. PEET and HossoN, St. James's-square, Manchester, of whom copies of the prospectus and blank forms of application may be obtained. Vubtic 14obric0. LIVERPOOL UNION MILL AND BAKING COMPANY. AT the First GENERA:I: 114Ii:kTING of the LIVER POOL UNION MILL COMPANY, held at the CLn• RENDON ROOMS, Liverpool, on Tuesday the 10th day of May, 1836. The Report of the Provisional Committee having been read and adopted. It was agreed ... Ist. That iu consequence of the misapprehension respecting the objects of the Company, caused by the misrepresentations of parties interested in opposing its fin mation, the style of the Company be "The Liverpool Union Mill and Baking Com pany," the object of the Company being to grind Fl , aur and make Bread, vi it h a view of ensuring to the HousehqWers of this Town and Neighbrarrhood wholesome and unadult 'ated Bread, tioot( combining with this object , the sale of Flour for e use Private Families, and the making of Bread I; pr the su ily of Shipping. 2d. That a [knitted number of Sh 3 res, at t i discretion of the Committee, be allotted to fresh A pplica its 3d. That with a view to admit into a ' participation in the benefits of this Company, those of' working classes who have expressed a desire to join the Company, a limited number of Quarter Shares of £2 10s. each be created and placed at the disposal of the Committee, and that on these Shares a larger call than ss. shall not lie made at one time, and one month shall elapse between each call, three weeks' notice of each call beim , given. ._...... - . nFurther applicati ons for Shares may he made to Messrs. Wm:- Tit:NoToN and BOLT, Solicitors, to the Com yany, and the further Applicants roust pay into the Bank of the Company, to the cre dit of the Committee, a deposit of El on each Whole Share (being the amount already paid by the present Shareholders) and ss. on each Quarter Share. By order. WORTHINGTON and DOLT, Solicitors to the Company. Chapel-walks, 12th May, 1836. THE LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD [LOYAL BREWERY. TRUSTEES. James Brancker sq. PIRECTOcS. Mr. Peter Hope, Whitechapel, Chaim . Mr. John Deakin, Duke's Dock, Vic irman. Mr. John Clavpole. Mr. Edward Bradford. Mr. Samuel Kearns. Bankers.—The Liverpool and Manchester District Banking Company. 911 HE Shareholders are hereby respectfully informed, that the first Call of One Pound per Share will be payable at the Company's Bankers; on TrEsn.ty, the 24th May instant. It will be necessary for the patties respectively to exchange the Allotment Certificate for the Bank Receipt. By order of the Board of Directors, HENRY B. WALKER, Solicitor to the Company. Ilugh Hornby, Esq 10th May, 1836 BRITISH DISCOUNT BANKING COMPANY.. CAPITAL £5,000,000, IN 100,0(X) SHARES OF £5O EACH. Deposit, El per Share. BANKERS. MESSRS. WILLIAMS, DEACON, L BOUCIIERE, THORNTON, AND CO. rymE Directors of several of th e p r i nc i pa l J o i nt St oc k B anks I having expressed a desire for the formation of such an Establishment as the one now submitte o the Public, it has been determined that a Company be es blished in the Metro polis, under the title of " THE BRIT H DISCOUNT BANKING COMPANY," for the purpose of ma ing a profitable use of the dormant Capital of such of the .J i Stock Banks of the United Kingdom as may happen at any ne to have such surplus, and of lending it out on discount to such other of the Joint. Stock Banks as may front time to time require the same; and to ex tend, under perfect security, the Banking and Commer c i a l operations of the British E m pi re . The Names of the Provisional Committee and a List of Country Bankers, to receive Deposits, will shortly be published. SEALED Applications fur Shares to be addressed (post paid) to the Chairman of the Provisional Committee, at Morley's Hotel, Trafalgar-square; to Mr. RopGEas. 9, Devonshire square, their Solicitor; and to PETER Warr, Esq., Accountant, 49, York-place, Edinburgh, Corresponding Secretary for Scot land, where Copies of the Prospectus and printed Forms of Application may be had. . RICHARD DAWSON, Sharebroker, Liverpool. Liverpool, 12th May, 1836. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. PtfiMtc 'G ~IPa• PROSPECTUS OF AN INTENDED NEW CEMETERY, TO BE CALLED THE WEST DERBY GENERAL CEMETERY CAPITAI,LIS 2 OOO, IN 1000 SHARES OF £l5 EACH. THE rapid-increase in the population . of Liverpoel, Walton, ,Everton„ West Derby, and the surrounding districts, and the numerous instances of death which accompany this increase, naturally institutes the inquiry where, or in what silent retreat and peaceful abode shall we deposit the remains of our departed relatives? This question is fuiiv acrd successfully answered by the present project. The situation of the land secured fur this undertaking, is one which possesses peculiar interest and beauty, including all the attributes of solitude and retirement, combined with salubriousness of air and picturesque scenery, presenting three admirable fronts, one of 83 yards, to Derby-road, Liver,- pool side of Newshau►•house, another of 211 yards, to Richmond hill, and a third of 14) Yards, to Whitfield-lane, making in all about 2-1,200 square yards, with a perfectly dry bottom, which will save to this Company the enormous outlay of Capital for Draining., so necessary in other institutions o similar nature. The price agreed upon fur this Estate is 'o per square yard, which will be found little more than a t 'r of that agreed to be given by other Companies. CONDITIONS - OF THE CaMPANY. 1. It iq proposed to raise aCapital of 1:15,U0U, by issuing 1000 Shares, of 1.15 each. 2. That as soon as the whole nuinberof Shares are subscribed for, 'there shall be a General Meeting of the Shareholders, to elect Directors and other Officers. 3. That the first appropriation ,f the Capital shall be to pay the puichase-money, erect the necessary buildings, and carry the whole plan into speedy execution. 4. That El shall be deposited on' each Share applied for, for which all Shareholders will receive a Scrip, and a further Call of £2 lOs per Share be made immediately after the election of Directors ; and all further Calls, not exceeding £2 lOs at anv one tone, eking one months notice, b e l e ft t o the discretion of the Directors, unless otherwise determined by a General Meet ing of the Shareholders. 5. That all Meetings of the Shareholders, the qualification for voting be as follows : the holder of five Shares, one vote, and an additional vote for every other five. 6. That no individu'al can be alloted more than thirty Shares. 7. That a Deed of Settlement be prepared immediately after the allotment, for the security of the Shareholders. STRINGEtt and DE:WHIMS; Solicitors, Jubilee-buildings, tor&street. Plans for the laying out of the grounds, and designs for the necessary erections, are in a forward stitte. Copies of the Prospectuses may be had, and applications for Shares made to JOHN R. Ha y %YARD, Share Broker, 45, Castle street, Liverpool. LONDON AND BIRMIIt.3,IIA Al CANAL. CAPITA L, THREE MILLIONS, IN SHARES OF .£lOO EAC DEPOSIT £2. PROVISIONAL. COMMITTEE. CHAIRMAN,—Fraucis Downing, Esq. DEPUTY -CHAIRMAN,—Francis Finch, Esq, Addison John, Esq., \Vednesbury. Bassett John . Donn', Esq., Leighton Buzzard. Badger Thomas. Esq., Dudley. Bagnall John, Esq., Westbromwich. Barker John, Esq., _Wolverhampton. Bradley Richard, Esq., Tipton. Bullock Edwin, Esq., Westbromwich. Cobb Timothy Rhodes, Esq., Banb Cotterill Thomas, Esq., I3irmingha Chance Robert Lucas, Esq., Suiethwick. Chance William, Esq.,.Birminghatu. Dixon Edward, Esq., Dudley. Foster James, Esq., Stourbridge. Gibbins Joseph, Esq., Birmingham. Greaves John, Esq., Radford. Greslev Richard, Esq., NI ereden. Grout - Joseph; Esq., London. Hawkes Thomas, Esq., M.P., Haines Richard, Esq., Westbroaiwich. Hunt Thomas Yate, Esq., Brades. Ingleby Rupert, Esq., Manchester. Lucy Geor ge , Esq., Charlecote - Park. Moilliet John Lewis, Esq., Birmingham. Mason James, Esq., Birmingham. Molineux C. Henry, Esq., Dudley. Percy J. Edwards, Esq., Edgbaston. Perry James, Esq., Dublin. Potter Peter, Esq., Gorway House, Walsall.. Robins William, Esq., Stourbridge. - Ryland Samuel, Esq., Warwick. Richards Theophilus, Esq., Birmingham. Round John, Esq., Sedgley. Scott Robert, Esq., Stourbridge. Shore Joseph, Esq., Birmingham. Sparrow W. Hanburv, Esq., Wolverhampton. Scholelield Joseph, Esq., M.P., Bi rm i ng h am . Smith Richard, Esq., London. Williams Walter, Esq., Handsworth. Williams Philip, Esq., Tipton. Webb John, Esq., Burton-upon-Trent. With power to.add to their number. Ingleby and Wragge, Birmingham.— Messrs. Baxendale, Tatham, Upton, aui Johnson, 7, Great Winche4ter-street, London.—Messrs. Wilson, Bell, and Steward, $5, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. CONSULTING ENGINEER,--James Walker, Esq., F.R.S. L. and E. London. RESIDENT ENGINEEES,—James Green,...Esq., Exeter, John Thomas, Esq., Loudon. SURVEYOR,-11r, Dugdal e oughton, Birmingham. BANKERS,—Messrs. Taylors and Lloyds, Messrs. Moilliet and Son, Birmingham. Birmingham Banking Company. • Messrs. Dixon, Dalton, and Co., Dudley.—M essrs . B asse tt and Grant, L e i g ht on Bussard and Newport Pagnell.—The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Manchester and Liverpool.—Messrs. Ilaukey and Co., 7, Fenchnrch-street, London.—Messrs. Vere, Sapte, Banbury, Muspratt, and Co., 77, Lombard-street, London. CONDITIONS. lr.esTphoeusAibcie beyondtofparliathe amountme Parliament willprovideiss h t a h r a e t s . n o person shall be 2. Deposit of £2 per Share to be paid, and no further call will be made till the Act be obtained. 3. The Deposit shall be available to the necessary expenses of the undertaking. 4. Interest at the rate of 31 per cent. will be allowed ou the calls, until the completion of the Canal. 5. Calls will be made after the Act is obtained, by Quarterly Payments of £6 ss. per Share. PROSPECTUS Of a line of Navigation from Birmingham to London, commencing at the Stratford-on-Avon Canal in Warwickshire, and endin g at the Regent's Canal, London; t o b e called THE LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM CANAL NAVIGATION. rpHE great and leading objects of the proposed undertaking, .I. are— First.—To effect the cheapest, and most direct practicable line of water communication, between London and Birming ham, and the great mining districts of Staffordshire, Worces tershire, and Shropshire. Second.—To obtain, by the communication it will open with the Regent, Stafford, Worcester,* Birmingham, Birmingham and Liverpool.. Ellesmere and Chester, Trent and Mersey, and Bridgewater Canals, the quickest, cheapest, and most conve nient line of • canal conveyance between London, Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester; also by a junction with the Oxford Canal at Banbury, an improved communication to the city of Oxford. Third.—To give the facilities and advantages of water con veyance, to the valuable and extensive districts through which the proposed line of navigation is intended to be taken ;—dis (rids, capable of great and rapid improvement, and to which nothing can so materially contribute, as a cheap and direct communication with the Metropolis, and the great manufac turing towns of 'Warwickshire and Staffordshire. It must be evident, that the proposed undertaking embraces objects of the highest national importance, and cannot fail to produce great and almost incalculable advantages, to the Agri cultural, Commercial, and Manufacturing interests of the kingdom. The extraordinary facility that thisline would give to London and Liverpool, to the manufacturers Manchester, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Dudley, Stourbridge, and Walsall, and to the Proprietors of Mines and Works, in the counties of Stafford, Worcester, and Salop, must be obvious to the most superficial observer.—Birmingham and Wolverhampton, and the con tiguous mineral distticts, would then be situated about midway, on the great throughfare water communicetion between London and Liverpool, anti London and Manchester, raid as vessels .would be passing incessantly in each direction; the increased facility and despatch could not but be productive of the highest advantages. The saving in distance by the proposed route will be 36 miles, and the locks will be reduced from 172 to 48. One great feature of the proposed undertaking, is the opening of a cheap commu n i ca ti on , b e t ween t h e M etropo li s an d th e great Coal Fields of St a ff or d s hi re an d 'Worcestershire. In the attainment of this object, every inh a bit an t o f L on d on oug ht t o feel himself interested; experience every day f urn i s hing addi tional proofs, that nothin g but e ffe c ti ve compet iti on f rom th e in terior of the kingdom, can insure to the householders of London a regular and steady supply of Coal at moderate prices. Per haps it is scarcely possible for the most sanguine mind, to form an adequate conception of the benefits that would result from enabling the Midland Coal proprietor, to compete with, the, Northern proprietor, in supplyin g L o nd on w ith C oa l ;—mono.• poly would be rendered impossible, combination frustrated, and free and active competition completely secured. By the pro posed Route Staffordshire Coal can be delivered in the City Basin, at prices varying with quality, from 15s. to 20s. per ton, With a view to render this concern as extensively useful as possible, the rates of tonnage will he low and thus com man d that great mass of business which invariably follows moderate charges. Manure and Road Materials will be permitted to pass at low rates. Ni , vharfs will be provided where the Canal will intersect main, thoroughfares, and every encouragement be affolded to the free development' of the energies of the districts through which the Canal will pass. The proposed navigation will possess all the improvements of the best modern canals. Where tunnelling is necessary two wraith, with a towing path under each, will be made • the sides , f the canal u•fll be walled ; and the greatest of all modern improve lnents, the double towing path, will be carried throughout the whole line. Confident in the superior cheapness and convenience of water conveyance, (particularly as regards raw materials and heavy commodities), the promoters of this undertaking have no hesita- Loriewvielirrsyos passengers, i r i a s n t , tim in submitting their plan to the public, in the face of the ys further and eoafipifdroerfsmeartaii.tesi satisfactory ti l o ei u r g j 1" numerousd gn railway inl 7 l l l : -n e i os y l' a ivi n n i t g • n e and light goods that require dispatch and will bear high rates of transit, the great bulk of the trade of the country will still be carried on through the medium of cheap navigable communi cations- The calculations as to the revenue being founded on indis putablediiergsvteaeti,negn, ( t .o h n a r t a t g h yi e n g pf ; ro e s e d c t t h n o r, e f m d n u n e e e r a o t n i data, th e p romoters of the measure have no hesitation s o i n d sri,a n t heb be i g g i h v e e s n to the merits o f th e proposed line, to the great extent and -t sim plicity of its levels, to the superiority it will possess in respect to distance and lockage, to the well-ascertained fact that a full supply' of water can be provided, the conclusion will be fully warranted, that iu a short time after its completion, this really grand internal communication will yield such a return, as will entitle it to be classed amongst the most productive and success ful undertakings of the, kind in. the Kingdom. According to a moderate Estimate, full ten per cent. will be realized. By the proposed route Goods will be delivered in London in thirty-two hours, instead of seventy, by the existing route, the saving in Freight 20s: per ton. Applications for shares to be made to the SOLICITORS. and to Messrs. PALMER and .11orK, 2, Noith Piazza, Royal Exchange, according to the form annexed ; Mr. Ittcu Aup DAwsoN, Share-broker, Exchange-alley, or Mr. JONATHAN SAUNDERS, Share-broker,• Exchange-street East, Liverpool; and no shares will he secured until the deposit is paid. Vublit 33abitO. Drs'miff PROVIDENT S lETY, qui E ANNUAL MEE LING of this oci e ty w ill b e h e ld a t I. the Savings Bank, Bold-street, in ESD A Y next, the 17th instant, at One o'clock, when those dies and,Gentlemen who feel. an interest in the success of this Valuable Instaution are urgently 'guested to attend. C. W. LAWRENCE, ? ee s R. L. CARR, y secretaries. Office, 4, Queen-square. riVIE DIRECTORS of the LIVER TOWING COMPANY will be LL Purchase of Steam Boats fit for Towin .00L STEAM Id to treat for the Persons tendering are requested to si6d particulars directed to " The Directors of the Liveruol Steam Towing Company," care of Messrs. SHACKLETON, WRIGHT, and I - I utirEn, Soli tors Brunswick-street, Liverpool. THE ROYAL BANK OF LIVER. 00L. A CALL of £l-IS per Share (snaking witl be previous pay -171.. ments I:250 per Share) having been • eby the Directors of this Company, the Shareholders are equested to pay the same at the Bank, No. 15, Water street, on MoNoAv, the 15th August next. By order. J. CHAFFERS, Manager. 12th May, 1836. GREAT WHEAL PROSPER TIN MINES AND CHINA CLAY WORKS. A GENERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS will take place at the CLARENDON-ROOMS, South ..101111- street, on WEDNESDAY next, the 18th day of 'y instant, at Twelve o'clock, to receive some valuable infer atiou communi cated to the Directors since the last Meet' g of the Share holders, op the 2d instant. After which day the Parchment Se • will be ready for de livery to the Shareholders (in exchang for the present Certifi cates) at the Office of Mr. ISAAC MILLER, Sharebroker, North Crescent, Lord•street, Liverpool. By Order of the Directors. MILLER and PEEL, Solicitors to the Company. P.S.—The Parties attending the above Meeting will. be re quired to produce their Certificates at the door. LIVERPOOL TRADESMEN'S BANK 111 HE DIRECTORS of the LIVERPOOL " IA DES_ MEN'S BANK hereby give Notice to ti Shareholders that the Deed of Settlement is now ready to e signed at. the Bank, 37, North John-street, any day b eeu the hours of Ten o'clock in the Morning and Three i the Afternoon, and that the Transfer Books will be open or the transferring of Shares in the said Bank, on or after the Ist day of June, uexl ensuing. . . By order of the Board, Liverpool, May 4, 1836. HUGH MACKAY, Manager, 'RIVER INDUS STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. CAPITAL £250,000, IN 5,000 SHARES OF £5O Act'. Threrters. The Bight Hon. W. T. Cope-'George Adam. Esq land, M.P.. Lord Mayor. John Bibby, Esq., Liverpool. John Price, Esq., Alderman. John Macvicar, Esq., Manches- Fredtiek Huth, Esq. . ter. John Gloves, Esq. Bankers—Messrs. Glynn, lla'ifnx, ills ' and Co. Solicitors—Messrs. Fres i d and Co. - Secretary—George Adam ,sq., pro tem. r u HE object of this Company is to connect Bombay with the upper Provinces of British India and Central Asia genera 4y, he esta:dishing a'Line of Steam Packets upon the River ludus - and its Tributaries. • • Applications for Shares and Prospectuses to bemade at the Company's Offices, No. 5, 'Adath's-court, Broad -street, Lon don; or to RICHARD DAWSON, Sharebroker, Liverpool. No Applications for Shares will be received after Sartinv AY. the 2Sth instant. SOUTH LANCASHIRE CROWN AND FLINT GLASS AND GLASS BOTTLE COMPANY. A 'r a MEETING of the Shareholders in this Company lA_ held at the Star Hotel, Manchester, Mai• 6. 1836. Jin MELLOR, Esq., of Li ver p oo l, in the Chair, • It was moved by William Lindou, Esq., seconded by Mr. J. Boyle, and unanimously resolved, "That the choice of Di rectors be deferred until Wednesday, the Ist do.' f June next, and that proper notice be given of this adiour ent." Moved by Louis Magnus, .Esq., second by Mr. Thomas Brown, and unanimously resolved, " T Win. Linden, Esq., Thomas Dean, Esq., and Hamilton ood, Esq., of Manches ter, William Stock, Esq., of Live 001, and Bichard Brown, if/ io Esq., of Warrington, be, and they re hereby appointed, a Com mittee for the purpose of negociating with the parties who have offered, or shall offer on or before the 16th instant, Premises or Land suitable for this Company, and to report thereon to the adjourned General Meeting - on the Ist day of June next." (Signed) JOHN MELLOR. The Chairman.having retired, the thanks it• the meeting were unanimously voted to him for his able and proper conduct in the Chair. SOUTH LANCASHIRE CROWN AND FLINT GLASS AND GLASS BOTTLE COMPANY. Tenders of Premises adapted to the purposes of t his Company, or of Land suitable for the erection thereo❑ of Glass- 11 1 orlis, will be received by the Committee on and until the 16th instant addressed to them, under cover, to Messrs. PEET and lions °N. St. James's 7 square, Manchester. HIE LANCASHIRE WIRE DRAWING. METALS PIN, AND NEEDLE COMPANY. CAPITAL £60,000, IN 3000 SHARES OP £2O EACH. BANKERS. Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Compa Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Co., London. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th a t th e p r . cipa l par t o f 11 the Shares allotted for Manchester hay' „ been already taken up, no further applications for Sha • s can be received after Saturday, the 28th May instant, whe the remaining Shares will he appropriated, (subject to the reservation made by the Provisional Committee,) and a day appointed for the first Ge ' neral Meeting of the Shateboblers. All Persons to whom Shares have been Allotted are requested to pay the allotment money of ss. per Share at the Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Spring Gardens, Manchester or at Messrs. Smith, Payne, and C o .' s, B ankers, London, on or before the said 2Sth day of May instant, or such shares will be forfeited. Applications for Shares to be directed to Mr. STAINBANK, Solicitor, No. 5, Marsden-street, or to Mr. WILLIAM JONES, General Agent and Sharehroker, No 43, King-street, Man chester ; Mr. BARBER, Sharebroker, Hargrave's-buildings, Exchange, Liverpool; Messrs. LINGAHD and VAUGHAN, So licitors, Stockport; or Mr. Woontiousn, Solicitor, Bolton ; of any of whom printed forms of application, as under, may be obtained, and to whom all letters (post-paid) may be addressed. Lancashire Wire Drawing, Metals, Pin, and Needle Company. To the Provisional Committee, GENTLEMEN,---I am desirous of becoming a Shareholder in this Company, subject to the regulations contained in the Prospectus, and request you will allot me Shares. Name. Occupation. Address. By order of the Provisional Committee, Manchester, May 12, 1836. W. JONES, Agent. tthtir CITY 'Ol. •DUBLIN STEA NI PACKET COM PANY. Ilrk .11,1 4 , 1836. A DIVIDEND of THREE PER C.EN tma made to LI the Proprietors, for the Half-year ending. Ist 1-arch last, on and after Tounso I', the 26th instant, and bet en the hours of Twe!ye and Three o'clock each day. By order, FRANCIS CARLE' N; Secretary. 0,7re;15, Eden-quay. Dublin. N.B. The Books for the Transfer of the Company's - Stock will be shut from the 11th to the 26th instant. PROSPECTUS, EVERTON CEMETERY, FOR ALL DENOMI NATIONS. CAPITAL, £12,000 IN 1200 SHARES OF £lO F Ba?thers—Baiik of Liverpool. Solicitor—James .irkett, Esq. A MOST desirable offer of Land for the a •ye purpose in one of the most commanding parts 0') verton has been secured, a.,,nutuber of Gentlemen have deter' Lied upon forming a Company -for making the Purchase, and completing the ne cessary Erections. The area contains about 10.000 square yards, having a Frontage of 50 yards to Church -street, and 61 yards to St. George's-hill, near to the end of Rosconnuou-street, the price agreed upo❑ is 14s. per yard. The Scite is one of uncommon beauty, and yield an am ple supply of Stone for the necessary E - rections, which it is pro posed to make in a style corresponding with the respectability of the neighbourhood. It is therefore proposed to raise the required capital in 1290 Shiites of £lO each. That a committee of management shall be annually chosen at a general meeting of the Shareholders, at which meetings the holders of three shares shall have one vote; of ten shares, two votes; and of twenty shares and upwards three votes. That the sum of one shilling per share, shall be paid upon allotment, for which scrip certificates will be given, which. will entitle the holder to vote at the election of the committee; and that a deposit of £1 per share, be paid within seven' dais after the appointment of the committee, into the Bank of Liverpool. Applications for Shares, stating name, profession, and resi dence, to be addressed to W. FuLLEtt, Sharebroker, 66, Castle -street, Liverpool. FIFE JUNCTION RAILWAY. CIONNEOTING the County of FIFE w i t h t h e C ount i es on VL, the North side of the TAY, on the one hand, and those on the South side of the FORTH on the other, thus forming a link of union between-the Ferries on the Forth and he Tay, by con necting the Dundee and Newtvle Railway, th its branches to Cupar and Glanimis, the Dundee Forf , and Arbroath Rail ways, present before Parliament, a I t their intended exten sion of them to Kirriemuir, Brechil nd Montrose, as well as the proposed Railway from Dun ce to Perth, with the great Railways on the South of the FOrth, particularly the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway—the Edinburgh, Haddington, and Dun bar Railway—the Edinburgh, Leith, and Newhaven Railway, and the Edinburgh, Dalkeith, and Leith Railway ; and being a branch from the great Trunk Railway p ro p ose d to b e ex tended from London by York to the Scottish metropolis. The advantages of a Railway connecting together districts of the country so very populous and advancing, and passing through a highly cultivated line, fertile in its agricultural, and . abounding in its mineral productions, are too apparent to re quire to be commented on. Indeed it is difficult to select a portion of country of equal ex tent in the kingdom, which presents so inane facilities and ad vantages fiir a railway communication as the country betwixt the Fife and Tav ferries. The intercourse b e t ween Fif e and the Lothians on the south, and Furfarshire on the north, is even at present very great; and some idea of the extent of the increased communication way be formed, when it is considered that during the yearlB3s there were upwards of 75,000 passengers between Newhaven and Burntisland, Pettyour, and' Kirkaldv, and up wards 34,000 between Newhaven, Dundee, and Abeilleen, &c. The quantity of goods which would be carried alono.a railway connecting the tw o f err i es wou ld b e very considerable. The manufactures of Dundee and of the other towns on the lines of the railway on the north, would be brought to the markets in the south in a cheap and speedy wanner; and the articles (4 commerce sent from the south being carried at a comparatively cheap rate would find a ready market iu the populous and flou rishing towns of Dundee and Perth. Looking at the internal resources of the county of Fife alone, abounding as it does in coal and limestone, a very considerable traffic might fairly be expected, when the want of these articles on the north of the Tay is considered. There are at present imported into Dundee about 300,00( 1 tons of Scotch coals annu ally. If a cheap and speedy communication by a railway through the coal district of Fife was formed, the greater part of ;this large quantity might be fairly calculated upon as a part of the railway traffic. There are likewise upward of 100,000 boils of lime im ported into the ports of Perth and Dundee, besides importa tions into the intermediate ports. Impressed with a consideration of the great advantages to the country at large, which th e f orma ti on o f a railway between the Fife and Tay 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. Tlit LINE. 'net+ termini of the line are proposed to be Port on Craig or Newport on the north, and Bruntisland, of wherever the pro posed low water pier shall be erected on the south. In regard to its intermediate direction, the line which shall be ascertained to he most advantageous, on the report of eminent engineers, adopted. EXPENSE. The distance between the extremities of the line will be about thirty-two miles, and when respect is Paid to the recent . great improvements in the formation of railways it i s expected that the .costs will be less than £IO,OOO a mile, but it bas been deem ed expedient to have a capital to the extent. of this rate, hei r , £320,000, by which means a steady and sure progression ana 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 f ac ili t i es which would be given to the ports of Kirkaldy and Dundee for exporting, the agricultural, and mineral, and manufacturing productions of the county of Fife, a very great source of re venue would be thence derived. In passengers, however, the greatest reliance for a revenue may be placed. The number of passengers at present is up wards of 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 this gross number, or 135,00 b throughout the line, and nearly as many for intermediate dis tances, but say altogether 2.30,000 passengers fur various distances, this would yield yearly £35,250 0 0 Goods, consisting of coal, lime, grain, flax yarn, &c..8,:c., carried along the railway, at least .... 18,000 0 0 £53,250 0 0 Deduct expense of maintenance and manage ment, conveyance, &c 35,500 () 0 Yielding a profit of upwards of 11 per cent. annually on the capital stock. I. The capital Stock of the Company shall be £320,000 di vided into Shares of £5O each ; 7. sum not exceeding £3 per Share of deposit shall be paid upon subscription, and no further call shall be made until an act is obtained, and this act shall provide that not more than £5 per share shall be called up at one time. The deposits to be payable at the Western Bank of Scotland, and to Messrs. Jones, Loyd and Co., London. 2. The undertaking shall be under the management of a Committee of fifteen Subscribers, to he 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 shall then be called, for the purpose of appointing the Committee, and another General Meeting shall be held so soon as the Surveys ale competed, and the Engineers' Report obtained. Applications for Stock to be made by letter to Messrs. Po BERTSON and Co., 15, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh; Mr. Jas WATSON, South Frederick-street, Glasgow; Messrs. SHIEI and SMALL, Writers, Dundee; Mr. RICHARD DAWSON, E. c h a nge-alley, Liverpool ; and also to W ILLIAM DUNCAN. W. S. and J. J. DUNCAN, 29, Windsor-street, the inteiin Clerks, in the annexed form. Edinburgh, 12111 April, 1836. FORM OF APPLICATION. Messrs. W. Duncan, W. S. and J. J. Duncan, 29, Windsor-street, Edinburgh. GENTLEMEN, I request that I may be enrolled as a Subscriber for Shares of the Capital Stock of the Fifeshire Junction Railway on the terms stated in the Prospectus, dated 12th April, 1836. I am, Sze. (Name and r es id ence of Applicant. (Date.) DENBIGHSHIRE, FLINTSIIIRE, AND CHESHIRE RAILWAY. Capital £250,000 in 10,000 Shares at £25 each.—Deposit £1 re; Share. PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE. Mr. Greenhow, Gardden Lodge Mr. R. M. Lloyd, Wrexham Mr. W. Harris, Gerwyn Farr Mr. C. Poyser;Jun.,Wrexham Mr. Joseph Harris, Liverpool 'Mr. H. Scrivenor, Pen-v-brvn, Mr. W. Kettrick, Wynn Hall I Ruabon Mr. Geo. Kyrke, Bryn-Malls IMr. John Wilkinson, Brymbo Mr. R. V. Kyrke, Summer Hill! Hall BANKER.—Richard Myddelton Lloyd; Esq., Wrexham. Sour:yr-mt.—Mr. Edgworth, Wrexham. m HIS line of Railway will pass from Ruabon, in the county JIL of Denbigh, through the rich mineral district of East Den bighshire, to the Port of Chester, and will titer •ommunicate by the Railways projected front that City with verpool, Man chester, Birmingham, Gloucester, Bristol, L don, &c. Nut - nen/its Iron Works have been for som time in full opera tion in various parts (tithe Line, and their umber is con s t an tl y increasing; and Coals' Iron Stone, L t Lime Stine, F ree Stone, Fire Cl a y, and Slates are fou d in great abundance throughout the district, but there are at present no me ans o f exporting this prod uce, or any other, except by the Chester and Ellesmere Canal or. Laud Carriage. . • The Can a l i s on l y access ibl e at the extreme southern point of Ruabon parish, and consequently available only to a very small portion of the district, and even by this means there is a distance of 58 miles to be traversed to Chester (the nearest port,) and consequently a heavy tonnage and great clelay incurred, and the Laud Carriage to which the other parts of the district are obliged to resort is at once tedious, uncertain, and expensive; butt by the proposed Railway, the distance front Ruabon to Chester will be reduced to less than 20 miles, and it will be equally ac cessible to every part of the line ;. and from its propinquity and this mode of ready access to the Potts of Liverpool and Chester, and the Market of Manchester, this mineral district will become the most valuable and important in the king dom. The main line-will pass in the immediate vicinity of Wrexham, and torough a very populous manufacturin g di str i ct. Its Southern or Ruabon terminus will be the nearest point of communication from Liverpool to the projected line of Railway front London to Ireland, via Portdyullaen, to the great Holy head,. Owestry. Ellesmere, Welshpool, Newton, Bala, Dolgelly, and all parts of Montgomeryshire, Merionethshire, and South Wales, and will be consequently be the best mode of conveying Timber, Manufactured, Agricultural, and all other produce to that Port :—the Northern or Chester terminus will be the near est point whence Cheshire can be supplied with Lime, Coal, and Slates.. Materials of the best quality for the construction of the road are readily. obtained in every part of it. The whole country has been carefully surveyed, and the committee have adopted the line which appears to them most eligible.in every respect. The advantages of this line of Railway, iu every point of view are so evident and indisputable that there can he no doubt of its yieldiur an ample remuneration for the capital required to be embarked. • Applications for Shares (post paid) tube made to Mr. - E. H. EnwA 00 1. Mitre-court Building, Temple, London; Mr. Hum Ann DA %V SON, Share-broker, Liverpool; Mr. Ttins, C . A 00W L 1.1„ :Awe-broker. Manchester; Mr. E. GERRARD, Share-401:er, Chester; and Mr. Eno tVOI:TII, Solicitor, WreN ham. MAY iPubite 13, IK6 ~~- TAMES ASFINALL and SON respectfully inform e." Friends and the Public, that they promise to convert..th‘t Establishment into a JOINT STOOK: : NKING C°' MANY. . s Form, Copies of the. Prospectus and Coi tions, with Blank for signature, may be hail at the • k in Tern I court, or at 1 ) e- Clarendon -buildings' or the Office of V • F of Mr. BACH, Sharebroker, Clarendon-buildings. their HERCULANEUM. POTTERY - EsTATE. that it - E s T has been reso l ve d b y the Proprietors f this Estate , AL • should be off ere d t o th e P u bli c on so ewhat simil ar tet to those by whi c h th e H arr i ngton D oc - ompau y have 1) 0 ° 31e possessed of the adjoining Laud. cry, and sler The.ESTATE consists of the P e Dock hel en . g. . ing to it, in Lease to Messrs. n t and Simpson ; the - lle in building Yard, in 'Lease to Mr. Duncan Gibb ; exec's Landing Slip and Pier equal to any on the River; forming the Park Terrace ; aboUt sixty Cottages, an " j al the quantity of unenclosed Beach and Land to 'the eastwari, re whole containing, exclusive of R oa d s , above 150,000 squat yards of 420 yards lineal. The southern boundary is already enclosed by a strong A i s s ide Wall, and a considerable portion of the foundation a na v;,,l walls of a New Graving Dock (of the same dimensions as '', t; of the Liverpool Graving Docks) is built immediately adi""l. and it is intended to form the entrance of sufficient width to a t ry low the passage of first-class Steamers without the en sta Th e ir and expensive method usually adopted of unsbiPP" 4 - Paddle Boxes. it The great extent and co m p ac t ness o f thi s P ro perty rcn..j de . r f o r capable of being tur ne d to most P ro fi ta bl e accou nt: 3 ,"„ f ° Wharfs, Shipbuilders' Y ar d s , F orwar di ng Agents, Del a t o ll- Goods requiring tr a n s hip men t , Y ar d s requ i r i ng gre at space - o ' s es netted with a Shipping Station, or any of the general OOP no of a Commercial Town, this Estate offers advantages now longer to be met with. Should it become desirable, a Communication from t he We Dock with th e p or ti on o f Land on the east side of Sefton -street may be readily made by means of a Canal. Numerous appli ca ti ons f or th e L an d , b o th t o rent and P t e h r ; chase Lots,. have been' made, and from its proximity t% as st Docks, and the seat of th e Ti m b er T ra d e, it be 00; 1 4 ° fa as it can be prepared. It is intended that the Steamers to and from Ferry, which is directly opposite the Potteries, shall Ply t ;', ) .ai de to the new Slip, and where Passengers, Carriages, and s'seui ' can be securely shipped and landed; and the quiet and c on 4 ' l , ent access to all parts of the town•from the Pier will necess . ' 2 / render it a principal place of passage. the Royal i r oo _From the extent of this Property the Proprietors are des • n s of being j o i ne d i u t hi s un d erta ki ng b y t h ose w h ose o ccupat ia l ;„ render the situation desirable, and who will conseq is free from the liability of removal; and to the Capitalist lhe re n t a certainty of commensurate return in the 'future improverehe and increased value of the Property,and that with Out smallest f r the It is intended; therefore, that a Company be formed o f purchase and management of this Estate, having a CaP'i a ,„ o . £220,000, in 2,200 Shares of £lOO each, which includes ' 11 1 1 0; : templated outlay, according to the estimates made for tin° " a id the Works, of £4QOOO. A Deposit of 410 per Shire to be 1; by on allotment of the Shares, and the remainder of the CapiLa instalments every three months. th e Plans and Deseyiptions of the Property, and Estimates O f cost of completing the projected improvements, may he se %, and applications - for Shares left, at the Offices of Messrs. kft„ c o SONS. 'and MYERS, Solicitors, Castle -street; Messrs. Lowr`vi, and - ROBlNSON,'Solicitors, Brunswiek-street ; F aßsY a u l d Share Broker, Exchange; Messrs. H. BANNER, S,.,"N,'„,—g u ently TnomPSON, Share Brokers, Castle-street; and Mr. \V AST'' Share Broker, Imperial Office. JOINT STOCK BANKING . COMPANY. s o p, PROPOSED TO BE FORMED BY MESSRS. ASPINALL AND ENTITLED "THE CENTRAL BANK OF LlNEg ra ;llo WITH A CAPITAL OF E 150,000, IN 15,000 SHALES or EACH SUBSCRIBER. Paid op Capit a l, £50,000 , b e i ng £5 per Sh are on 10,000 Sl re /i s. 1111-1 AT the - Co m p an y s h a ll b e cons id ere d as f or med 3.000 Shares are s u b scr ib e d f or , an d th e Deed '- itlit merit executed. That as soon as the required number of subscribed for, a meeting of ibe Share!) 1d elect a Board of Directors, to consi possessing not less than 50 Shares sa lve That only one Partner in a firm be a Director at the lbe r time, and any Director ceasing' to hold the requisite nu. l l , or of Shares, or becoming a Banker, Director, or Partner ILO Agent for, another Banking Company, shall be disqua" from office. That at all General Meetings of the Sharehol o d r e b rs y , : o S oo j :t r e e : a : . holder of 10 Shares shall have one vote, 25 Shares three `l s oe e 50 Shares six votes, and for every additional ten She re q vote. Shareholders to vote either in person, nriting, given to any Shareholder whom they may depute, person to ho more than hree proxies a one ime. s the That the su ld m of 2s. 6d. t t per Share be paid as sooq a 0 It , allotment is made, to defray expenses, and any excess to g the funds of the pane, w e That a payment rlf El per Share be made within on e after the Directors a&chosen. That one months' . n s otive shall be given of any future l ber, which shall not exceed during the first year, four in 101- nor a greater sum each time than El per Share. e i a eot That at the expiration of 12 months after the comtnenr. be of business, a General Meeting of the Shareholders shall 3 called, when the accounts of the year - shall be exhibited, a"" dividend declared. • aoc l That the remaining shares shall b e h e ld by the Conga.,.'sbful .dres bare beeno shalt be held t seven Shareholder disposed of for its benefit, to such persons as ma,' - e to Th open accoun with theank. ree of the ts Directors shall, at the end of each year,,greVolirs of office, and the same number chosen, the retiring to he eligible to be re-elected. the Di- The affairs of the Bank to be under the control d Di re three of whom shall be a quorum. rer Sub mana6 The Manager to be Mr. A spinall, and his son Su and Cashier, both at Sala, ins to be fixed by the Di r ectors. n a lot(' The Account a nt an d ot h er Cl er k s or O fficers to be apP oi by the Directors. • Should it appear at any time that one-third of the paid ° Capital be lost, the Company shall be thereby dissolved. ,be The Deed of Settlethent will be prepared and contain necessary provisions for the security of the Shareholders, an effectualmanagement of the Company.' That the Directors, and a ll Offi cers an d Cl er k s o f t he f ri l —f ia : patsy sign a pledge of secre c y a s t o all transactions of ja pans', with their Customers, and the state of accounts with diviauals. holde r ' That the Directors have power t o g r a nt t o an y Share , o ciz a Cash Credit to the extent of I wo -thi r d s o f hi s p a id uP as That the business of the Bank shall comm ence as seo.i. the Instalment of one pound per Sh are s h a ll h ave been pal" All applications froth the country to be post paid. fe d to Applications for Shares t o b e ma d e, un d er sea l , dire,' os the Provisional ComMittee, at the Office of Mr. Low, Solicitor, Clarendon -buildings ; or Mr. J. Batt, SU broker, Clarendon-buildings. 2d May, 1836. - RP PROSPECTUS OF THE EGRE MONT AN D LISCAor JOINT STOCK LAND , B R ICKMA KING, BUILDING COMPANY. CAPITAL, £50,000, IN 5000 SHARES OF £lO EAc ti " as of FinHE Property consists of upwards of 41,000 square Land, situate opposite the Liverpool Northern D °c raed an eminence a little northward of the Egremont Notef up - Pier, in Liscard, and having a direct line of frontage ° r uns wards- of 600 yards to a road of 16 yards wide, wa lc i ,",, - e o t . parallel with (and only a narrow field's breadth of)1 e sus' a r e tea the Mersey, and commanding (from its elevation . nehst,. is, views up and down the river and of the surrou n g,couni,Y r ine. it is presumed, admirably ,adapted for the e tion of Villas. The Estate is Freehold, and has ved right 0f a fee riage and Foot Road down to the sho where there is ' iu ity gravel beach, well suited for Seabathiug, and from its cel*,er to the established Ferry host Egreuiont, and searrojectednea.. ries, (the Liscard and yn,) a punctual comma v".ay tion with t.iverpool (which is only distant about one mile) " be reed on. • s!' The pure and salubrious air of this pa r t o f th e Chesty' co this and its advantageous p os iti on as a wa t er i ng p l ace , rende r the scite at once a desirable retreat for the private gentlernac,,,,ill valetudinarian, and the maa of business; advantages win 4 be peculiarly obvious to the rapidly i ncreas i ng populat iol,o Liverpool and its numerous visitors. (free The owner of this Est a t e h as th e r i g ht o f ge tti n g stone, oor from any charge) from a quarry in the immediate lit a nd, hood, and there is a d ee p s t ra t um o f B r i c k Cl ay on t h d aqd of an excellent quality, w ith an a b un d ant supp ly of sal; ina he water; and it is proposed to cast the c lay immediately an% cien t as many bricks in the course of the summer as will he the for the erection of the proposed buildings, thereby aveiLi'l:D at nuisance ever . attendant upon the m a ki ng o f thi s article , ran d once effecting a great saving of expense and loss in cartir4-,..ieg breakage. As it is a weeknown fact that the profits ar i ' tio o from bricktnaking are very great where a rapid consul low can be guaranteed, and as Coals can be obtained here a,..t t t on rate, it is presumed that this Company will realize a pt . " It the this branch of the undertaking which will alone repay th e ' cost price of the land. the f The whole of th e a b ove va l ua bl e property is offered e sta cl;. sum of £13,000, and it is determined to form a Joint Stow Company, with a proposed Capital of £50,000, in 5000 ° h d for of £lO each, f or e ff ec ti ng th e purc h ase o f the Lam], a n afte r making Bricks, and erecting Villas; but should it be 1 1 V . ! nd determined upon to sell out any considerable portion of these_ to in lots to suit the convenience of purchasers, in prefere i la au t this Company erecting the whole of the proposed buildings, one-half of the above capital may ever be required. The conditions of the Company are— f X l° That the Capital is to he £50:000, in £5OOO Shar es 0 ,tock each, and to be called " The Eyremont and Liscard Joint Land, Brickmakiny, and Building Company." • t he e' 4 " That £3 per Share (with one shilling per Share for v penses of forming the Company,) be paid on allotment v_ acrib Th ers. t tw elve at not more than £5 per Share be called for the 61 1 h months, including the £3 deposit, nor more th a n £1 ea c of which thirty days previous notice will be given. ra pro' That the Company shall be under the management ot t he visional Committee, until five Directors are appointed by , Subscribers at a general meeting to be called for that P ulr after the allotment of the shares. That Directors to be holders of not less than forty sharetirea That the remainder of the capital he paid in calls as Tel e an d by the Directors, each call n u t t o excee d £1 per Sha' , thirty days previous notice to be given of any such call' ee tiogs That a Proprietor of fi ve Sh ares s h a ll h ave a t all In v ot es; one vote; ten Shares, two votes; twenty Shares, three and forty Shares aud uwars, five vos. ; That absentees may vote by proxy, such proxy beinga Share. holder. That a reserve of Shares, not exceeding 200, be ma de d to the for t he Provisional Committee, on which they are to. be entitl e same benefit as the subscribers on the shares allotted. , That two of the Di rectors s h a l l retire at eac h Annual ing, bu shall be eligible to e re-elected. That t the Shareholders shall b not be liable beyond the amoillit of their shares, • be That a Deed of Settlement consistent with the above t o o l ls t he prepared, to b e s i gne d by the Subscribers on payment deposit, when scrip certificates will be delivered. ow, t e Applications for Shares, (if by letter post paid,) actor cent' the form underneath, to be addressed to the Provisioni, fen. mittee, at Messrs. BIIABNER and ATKINSON'S, S tilieit i n i;cll ,ol) wick-buildings, Fenwick-street, Liverpool; Mr• \VW - Da wsoN, Sh are Broker, Exchange-alley, or to A a y al• " 0 f °KILL, Share B us k er, D a l e -street, on or be f ore the Ist June next. Egremont and Liscard Lint Stock Land, Brickmali n g , Building Company. Gentlemen,—l req ues t y ou will reserve and secure fo t he r re ll " ) f Shares in this Company, and in consideratiort' o ,, e 3 I agree tc t a k e th e sa id Sh ares a nd to pay the deposit 13' mentioned in the Prospectus. Name. _ . iitTsitiest: 01 Profession• Ret , idenee. , until hold day,. ord Post, o th e NI Sew ther e Com SEA VIEW, BOOTLE, NEAR LIV ,RPOOI„ FORMERLY THE RESIDENCE OF THE REV r. BOLD. A.M. MR. FLEMING, A. 8., three years assical and Mathe matical Tutor in the School of e• Rev. W. Rawson, A.M. Incumbent of S ea f or th, rece i ves into hi s H ouse a li m i ted number of Young Gentlemen. TERMS. Pupils above twelve years of age 5O Guineas per Annum. Under twelve The House is near the sea, and supplied with'‘Varm and Cold Baths. Each Pupil has a single Bed. WARM BATHS, ADELPH I TEL. T AMES RADLEY begs to inform tl • Public, that he has now completed NEW MARBLE 13 THs, which may be tolti vier .6.01 Met ‘ 3 f h Par un o Ifan ;Are tery U p Poiti G 42 SIN 4. then Alec t in li rest, ba u , .ato Uric. 7. first Iran whet ace() 9: first i ingii , All t( ) th, SEttg r uroke