The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-20 00:00:00

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LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1863.

THE GENERAL CREDIT and FINANCE SOUTH TIORTHUNBIRLAND.—nomurr YALE on= ,
COMPANY of LONDON (Limited). I lathe parish of Sisley, about faunlike from the market town I
To be Incorporated under •• The Companies Act, Ible," limiting I of Ilexhant, and four and ahalf miles from the Riding Mill and
the lisbildy of Shareholders to the amount subscribed. Corkeidge Stations, on the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway
Fled Capital **seamy, is l'ii3OrM Shares of ISO each. I lti ESSEtS.DANIEL SMITH,FON, and OAKLEY
With power to increase by subseuncut issues, to be decided 111 have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the
upon by Special General Meetings of Shareholders. Queen's Head Hotel, Newcastle-on-Tyne, on SATURDAY, May
Payment on Allotment et per Share. ! SO (Instead of May le, as previously advertiaed), at 12 precisely,
DragCTOMI. theshoe, valuable
CRAMMAN—SAILUEL LAING, Est, late Finance Minister of , FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
India ; containing in its entirety 379 a. Ir. lip. of sound parinre, arable,
Wilibun Patrick Andrew, Fay., Chairman of the Sage, Parganh, and wood land, principally well drained,
and lying remarkably
and Delhi Railways ' wall together, divided Into suitable enclosures, and conalating of
Samuel Ileale, Tau., M.P., Chairman of the Midland Railway. 'I the Marley Coat Walls. ewe, East woodisat. Bash Peel Flat.
Edward Blount, Ink iMeears. E. Mount and Co., Banker:, Paris). and Playwell Farms, with the capital farm.bouses and 'orient-
Thomas Brassey. Es
_I.. Jun.. 4, Oreat Oeurge'itred• Westminster. , turd buildings hereon, at present in the several occupations of
Charles P. Demur.. Eau (Mews. C. Demur and Co.) • Messrs. Taylor, Cutbherteon, and Burgess ; there arc also two
Sir Stuart Alexander Donaldson, formerly Colonial Secretary of newly erected lodge entrances. The whole offering a sound
New South Wales. • landed investment for occupation or otherwise, sad &Hording
Jams Thompson Mackenzie, Req., Depaty-Chairman of the opportunities for preserving game, dc.
Eastern Bengal Railway.particulars apply to Messrs Swift and Blenkinsop, mild-
John Bramley Moore, Eau, M.P., Liverpool 1 tora, No. Si, Great George street, Westminster; Mr. Henry
Mr. Alderman Salomons, M.P., London. I Cason, Usworth Colliery offices, Sunderland : Mr. Francis
Samuel Leo Schuster, Es& (Menem Schaller, Son, and Co.) i Mercer, land agent and surveyor, Newcaatie-on.Tyne; and
Charles Turner, Es., M.P., Liverpool 1 Mesas. DAsisx Skins, bog, and OAALir, land agents and stir-
George Worms. Esq. (Messrs. O. and A. Worms.) ' veyora, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, S.W.
SOWertoRS —Mews. Baxter, Rose, Norton. axed Co., 0, Victoria, I
street, Westminster.
iiinicinis
The London milt Westminster Bank.
The Union Bank of London.
BEWIMM.
Messrs. Jerboa Hatc.hinson and Son.
Mean. Laurence, Sot, and Pearce.
Slina/rAlli (pro tom.)—J. L. Sewer, Erg.
Temporary Oakes—ft ging Willfitirintreet, City.

BUSHEY, HERTS.—The WARREN, a delightfully situate and
elegaallnt Villa Reeidencedisposedground, standing in about At acres of one-
menty in • ring .
ME iSR.S. DAN I EL SMlTH,fence SON,andoA KLEY
beg to Inform the public that they have been instructed
to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank
of Fugland, 011 TITZSDA Y. June 2, MIX (If sot previously disposed
of by private contract', the ab.ve rosy awe ••re
FREEHOLD RMIMINCE,
and valuable property. situate in the rural and beautiful neigh-
bourhood of lorabey-beach and Summon, two miles from tba
railway station at Bushey, and eidy 12 miles front London. The
house has recently been erected, and completed both alto exterior
and interior arrangement regardless of expense. It occupies •
delightful and elevated site amidst well-screened pleasant
grounds, with lodge entrance and cordite, 11, se orna-
mental sheet of
Ira& water. arra . 4.0
earn ry ,
booeae (Drw tans
•and
N.-di-ncen. to a flower garden In
ndeni anirl) alawn, opening to ;art-
like pastorate, the 'whole about S 5 scam In • ring *nee, and moo-
mending charming views over &richly wooded country, embracing
Windsor Castle and the counties of Surrey and Berks. The inte-
rior accenumsdation comprise! on the chamber Boors six bed

PECOPIICTCS.
London, May, Mak
The foundation of Institutions on the Continent which com-
bine large capital and credit for Muncie' and industrial enter-
prise has now become an established fact, and in many cases
their suocesa has been remarkable. Such institutions may be
allude', and become mere instruments of speculation but
when prudently .anducted and directed towards legitimate
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Pots
Ingland bat hitherto not participated in this movement, and
the consequence is, that Paris bar, to a considerable extent,
N perseded London es the cecina of floanchtl enterprise.
London, nevertheless, afford' by far ale best sphere for a well.
managed undertaking of this description. It is the greatest
money market of the world ; the point to which all foreign
nations resort to raise capital : the place where large contracts
can be mad* sod loans negotiated. There is clearly no oth. r
money market where concentrated capital and credit ought to i
command a more secure or a larger profit.
Bogdan' also, in her colonies, and above all in her vast Indian
empire, affords a field for legitimate enterprise, which Is Imo I
quelled by any other country. ladle, with a population cat
160,000.000 rapidly advancing in wealth and prosperity, requires
nothing more to accelerate its development than the direetioa
towards its territory of home portion of that nut annual accu-
mulation of English capital which seeks investment at a low
rate of interest. To ally the demand of India for capital aL 10
or it per cent. with the English demand for Investment at a or
6 per cent., of itself affords an ample sphere for operation,.
It is to meet these requisites that some gentlemen experienced
In financial and mercantile operations have associated them-
selves together in order to form an English Company. In
alliance with the following leading Banking Hones and capi-
talists of France, who are about to form a similar erimpanyin
Pads, under the title of "Societe generale pour favortier le de.
veloppement de 'lndustrie et du Commerce de la France," the
application for a concesaion being made by
➢d. Archdeacon, Anclen Agent de Change.
Y. Bartholony, President de Is Cie. du Cbernin de Per de Paris

rooms, two dieustai --."-bath room, three nurseries ;on the
gyeund Boor, a lofty and Mudwme interior hall, 104 by left.,
carried tip two stories high, with oak staircase and gallery to
chambers, forming a music p.m, dining room 20 by left., insw-
ing room 20 by left.. opening to smaller ditto .nd the °unwires-
tom a complete set of domestic offices, well supplied with water
and gas various outbulldlags, stable yard, with granary, stabling
for five horses, double coach-house, horse mill, for cutting
chaff, crushing oats, Ac., laundry ; also in the rear a small farm
homestead the kitchen gardens are entirely enclosed by lofty
walla, and are covered with the choicest fruit trees, and in the
centre ins large orchard-house, 100 ft. long. Possession of the
whole will be given on completion of the purchase.
Fun printed particulars may be obtained of 0. T. Alger, lip..
37, Bedford-row ; at the Auction Mart, EX. ; of Mews. Norton,
Hoggart, and Trfst, 02, Old liroad-street, where, as well as at
Maws. DAP= 810711, flog, and °Azure, 10, Waterloo-place,
ran-man. 8.W., pbotographs may be ma, sad orders to view
btained.

I Orleans.
MM. hischoffshelm, Ooldachtnidt, et Cle., Bangniers 1 Paris.
Edwd. Blount, et Cle., Banquiers I Paris.
M. Cahen d'Auvers, Banquler ► Paris.
IL. DartWer (Henri), President de la Chambre de Commerce de

Paris.
M. Boileau, Preddent du Tribunal de Commerce de Parts.
IL here. Comm de la Banque de France.
M. Herded; Lutacber, et Cie., Banquiere a Park.
M. Leroux (AltreC Devitt au Onus
M. Lucy &Mill* Auden President drgrunial do Commerce de

Is
MM. Mhuband. Paccard, et Cie.. gangsters 1 Parts.
IL Porter 'Jb.), Regent de Ia Banque de Prance.
M. Pluard, du Comptolr ciltscompte, de Paris.
M. Schneider. Vies-President du Corp Inglsiatif.
M. Simons, President de la Cie. des Chemins de Per de bOuest.
le. P. Talabot, Directeur des Chemins de Per de Paris 'Lyon, et
la Mediterante.
A treaty has been signed with this party, by which they sub-
scribe for fe,ooo shares in this Company's present issue, and the
rune number in case of a second issue, the Company subscribing
for 10,6000 t their shares, and arrangemeiits being made by which
the tee companies act as each other's swam, and have the op-
tion of participating to a certain extent in each other's opera-
tions.
The buslnesa will be to negoclate loans and concessions ; assist
industrial enterprises, public worts and railway undertakings ;
negociate foreign, Indian, and Colonial Bonds ; conduct mer-
cantile transactions, and establish agencies for large commission
business ; in a word, to undertake all such operations as an intel-
ligent end euperlenced capitalist might effect on his own account
wkk a capital of million., with the exception of such purely
speculative transactions as are prohibited by the Memorandum
of Association.
The credit and resources derived from a large subscribed ca-
pital could thus be employed to earning dividend with a comps.
lively small paid-up capital. It is probable that not more than
40 or 50 ewe ease would ever be called up on any shares, •
further issue being made whenever the increase of business re-
quired It. No call will exceed Li per share, or be made at inter-
vals of leis than two months.
Instead of fixed salary, the Directors will receive no remune-
ration mitt] the shareholders lave • dividend of five per cent or
upwards, and will then be paid by an allowance of ten per cent
on the divisible profits of the year ; end their interests are fur-
ther Identified with the success of the Company by clauses in
the Articles of Association, and by giving them the privilege of
taking a fifth of any further bane of shares. Subject to this,
and to the subscription of 20,000 shares bleach new series by the
French party, all new shares will be distributed pro rata among
existing shareholders
10,000 shares have been subscribed. as above stated, by the
French party, and the remaining 106,000 by private subscription,
bat arrangements have been made for deducting from these sub-
scriptions, so as to give the public the option of subscribing for
26,000 shares.
Copies of the Memorandum and Articles of Association lie for
inspection at the ales of the solicitors, Messrs. Baxter, Hose,
Norton, and Co., 6, Victoria-street, Westminster, and at the
temporary offices of the Company.
Applications for shares may be made to the Directors, 611,
King Wllliamatreet, City; to Mesas. .1. Hutchinson and Son,
16, Angel-court . or to Messrs. Liarence, Son, and Pearce, nue-
Hon Mart, Bartholomew-lane.

No
THE GENERAL CREDIT and FINANCE 003CPANY of
LONDON (Limited).
701111 Of imicanost son MARIS.
To the Directors of the General Credit and Finance Company of
London (limited).
Gentlemen,—l request you to allot me Shares
In the General Cret and Finance Company of London 'Limited).
and I hereby agree to become a member of the Company, to
accept such Shares, or any len number that may be allotted to
me, and to pay the LI per Share on allotment, and I request
you to place my name en the Register of Members In respect of
the Shares allotted to me.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
Name In fall

Addris io full .

Reference
Date

MEYDANIELSMITH,SON andOAKLEY
eßBtisdatictad t. 8111 by AUCTIONAt the Mart, near
the Bank of Lapland, on T('MIDAY lane 9, at it,
MIDLA3IB TARN,
in the parish .if rmingh.m, about 10 miles from Weldon, hum
from Southmloster, and eight from Burnham, containing MO&
3r. 36p. of excellent freehold land, with f methane and a new set
of farm premises, let on lease, enpirlag Rath September. 1914, to
Mr. C. D. Coppea, at a rent of £2lO per =nun. This farm criers
so excellent opportunity either for Wrestle:rat or commotion.
Particulars, with plans, may be had M the Mart. Hi'. : of
MOOR Xicholson and Herbert, 24, Spring-gardens, &W. .• and
of Messrs, DANILL MUTH, Soo, sad oAxi.ty, Mad agents and sur-
veyors, 10, Waterloo-place, rail-eau. &W.

OXPORDolllllll.—Cepeted FARM, for Isysataaent or Occupation.
M ESSRB.DA/iIELSMITH,BON,andOAKLEY
lave resolved instructions to SILL by ACCTION, atthe
Mit mar the Bank of England, on TUESDAY. June S. at ft,
STOKE GRANGZ FARM,
Is the parishes of Stoke Talmage and Wheatifeld, two miles from
Tetaworth, five from Theme, and it from Oxford, misprision
farm house and premises, and 4% acres of capital aarraabhiiea and
dairy land, entirely freehold, at present in the occupation of Mr.
Treadwell, who la under notice to quit, so that possession may
be had at Michaelmas next.
Particulars, with plans, may shortly be had at the Mart; of
Mesas. Daman and Walsh, solicitors, Oxford ; of Mesirs.
Western, solicitors, Great Jiimeastreet, Bedford-row, W.C. ;
1 and of Messrs. Dig= Mugu, Bon, and OAKLEY, 10, Waterier.
place, Pali-mall, 8. W.

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OXFORDSHIRE, within three miles of Oxford.—Cepltal TARA
for Investment or Occupation.
14ESSRS.DANI EL SMITH,SON,andOAKLEY
have received instnictions to BILL by AUCTION. at the
art near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, June 0, at 12,
ib Lab. the PRIZE TABU,
li the toe Habil, of Water Eaton, in the pariah of Kitilingion ;
cOmprising farm-house and homestead, and about 160 acres of
capital land, with certain rights in Posey Lot Meadow, in the
Flb..
di of Taunton, freehold end tree of Utheg The farm adjoins
rosds bars tbaeirsiats'ai?6,2=gard ilashavy. sag Urea
' ku an , who is trader notico
' so that may be had at likkailmne next
with pions, nay shortly be bad at lii• Melt, Z.O. ;
Ili_ Mama Damn and Walah, solicitors. Orford ; of Wain.
Meta
solitibors, Arent Jansessereee, Bedford-row,
Main. DANIEL SMITE, Sou, and OAKLEY, 10, Wateritro-place,
NAL &W.