The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-21 00:00:00

PROSPECTUS.

This Company Is eitabilshed.for the purpose of purchasing the
property and continuing the business of the well-known Oxford
and Canterbury Music Halls, so succemfully conducted by
the present Proprietor, Mr. Charles Morton, for several years
past.
The Directoes, in bringing the present Company before the
public, are not Inviting subscriptions to an %mimosa or untried
venture, but to an established and highly remunerative under-
taking, and one which. with the additional mama at the com-
mand at a JointAtock Company, may be made still more so.
An agreement has been entered into for the pure-ham of the
whole of Mr. Morton's interest In them properties, together
with the goodwill of the baguets and the stock in trade, on
terms highly Ada antegeous to the Company, and in order to show
his confidence In its future &waxen, he has subscribed for one-
fourth of the entire capital, and will continue for some yearn
the manager.
Il is the intention of the Company to Increase the hotel ae-
commaistion, which has hitherto been found inadequate. and
thus materially add to the present large retain. There is also
an excel:tit private wine trade attached to both establishments,
which if capable of considerable extension.
It is Impossible to show. with certainty, by any statistics, the
returns which may be expected from the present undertaking,
bat the certified accounts for the last three years show =annual
profit of upwards of 50 per cent. upon UN whole amount of
capital who h it Ls contemplated eventually to call up.
The present average attendance at the Oilcan and Canterbury
Music Halls Is about 00,000 a month, and the proposed extension
of business will doubtless render the manta of the undertaking
still more remunerative than ever.
Onehalf of the capital has been already applied for, and
applications for the r Madder should be made to the bankers
of the Company. accompanied by a deposit of 41 per sham if
no allotment be made, the deposit will be returned.
Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be
obtained at the Orford and the Canterbury, at the broker's, and
at the Temporary offices of the Company.
The :there LIM window on Tuesday. July IS, 110 S.

JOHN BROODEN'S GOLD CHAINS by troy
wogs* at reallmble mane, and the wortmanalttp at
Irttoleside ntanufacturere prams. The gold In the chains gm a•
ratites& and re-purl:howl at the price eh sawed,
Hare's the Dote.
Hew much pow chain weighs to td • utmost carat
Tb. BOMAN of the gold, end charge tortaahlon.:,..

Manufactory, N 0.14 Hearletta-atroft, Coreat-prdeq N.G.
Loudon.
Asaari made at chains and jewellery tor U. awl.
establishment la closed at I la tie MD1244 tad oa
Saturdays at 1 o'clock.

THE ANGLO-EGYPTIAN BANK (Limited).
Inoorporated trader the Companies Act 1802,
with Limited Liability.
Capital, 0,000,000, fn 40,000 Shares of 1.50 each.
(With power to Increase )
Depcelt, E 2 on application, and £.l on allotment.
aeoMasiernmatrge Gordan Macpbenon, /eq. (Governor of the Apt and
Bank)
Simnel Ling, Rm. ((Lerman of the General Credit and Finance
Company a London )
Edward
)Masiermart iq. Ander et the Agra and Mastermant
Bank.
Alexander Damn; Aq. (Director of the General Credit and
Finance Oerepany of n.)
f. B. REM& Esq. (Member of the Conseil Supirleur du Com-
merce in France. Preddent of the Chambre de Commerce,
Marseilles).
Jules Petri, Esq. (Fastr6 Freres), Alexandria.
G. flinadlnet Fag. P. Slaadino and C 0..) A3exandrta.
With power to add to their camber.
mama —lts Agra and listerman's Hank (Limiledi, SS,
Nicholas-Mae, Lombard-street.
ISOLICTTOM Hamra Upton., Mumma, and Upton, 52 A ustinfriare.
Headline—Messrs. Hill, Fawcett, and BR W, Threadneedle.
street, WI
82CIETA1Y (pro tags.) L Bawer,.
Temporary °Woes, 29, Thetadasedle-divet, Z. C.

PIOO6IIIICTIM
This Bank is founded on the beds of the well.known and old-
eatabUshed from of Metre hem sad G. Blamliso and Co., of
Alexandria, under the following eirearaMaaone
The trade and commerce of kept. which have been for a series
of years steadily increasing, are now Mod by the change in the
cotton trade, caused by the AsserLez Toe, loth timSrulle
prquired.etence, and corresponding banking and fltia‘cial facilities are
re
The export value of the cotton crop of Egypt or the present
year is estimated at 1i,000.000L the popo!^,lor. to now from
6,000.000 to 6,000,000 The financial positiou of the country Is
most floartelithr, all the elements of wealth and prosperity am
nthidly alpsodusg, and en extessive field Is opened for public
worth and industrial undertaking, of all kWh.
The situation of Egypt, halfway between England and India,
snakes it also an important elation for • lance portion of the
exchange and other financial operations rte caned with the
Im-
menes trade between Europe and the East.
The Armand Mestermatie Bank, hiring • leading position both
In England and India, bar felt the ad which would result
from haring an independent ageoey In t, while • great
amount of financial and Industrial Duatneee not felting within
the scope of ordinary banking operations, will afford large profits
In a country where capital commands each a high rate et latereig,
to an institution song in connexion with the General Credit and
Finance Company of London and its Influential artinental
alien

—Coder these favourable circonotancee an opportanity has pre-
sated Itself of founding a powertni Banking and Financial
Corporation, with a ready-made business and first-rote local
biluesce sod connections, by • transfer of the two estsbihrh-
moots of Menus. Futre Freres and G. &Wino and Co., who
have for many yTears had the honour of transacting banking and
mercantile basher on account of the Oovernment of Rapt and
of his iligh•est the Viceroy.
A satisfactory agreement has been made with Mews. Fastall
and Sins/lino for rosegnig the whole of the business of these two
establishments la this Bank, with the premises occupied by
them, and the entity stall of their Intelligent and esperieoftd
employes.
Wows. Jules Padre and 0. Sinadino. who are new at the
bead of She establishments in Egypt, and adder whose manage-
ment they have attained their present great prosperity, will war
Untie to sapestateed the operations of the new Bonk la that
country, In cosset with &Wish gentlemen of first-rate banking
experiesce, while the financial agency of the Agra and Master-
' man's Bank, and of the General Credit and Finance Company of
London, will mann to this Bank the full advantages of looking
In Loudon, 1144 and throughout the centiamat of Swope.
The Angbriggypilan Bank will thus poser, the immense &dean-
' tete of coterie* at once upon a botch m a fall activity, yielding
Urge progta, with the coreperatioe of teatimes who are Intl-
namely acquainted with the usages of the country, and who have
for a long Maid of years retained the confidence of the govern-
, meet sad of the mercantile community in Serape and the last
The memorandum and articles of aasociatioe, and copy of the
agreement with Metre. Pastel and Roadie°, will Ile for inspec-
tion at the offices of the ittscitors, is, Anstbdriars.
A large proportion of the capital is already subecribed. Sub-
scriptions for the remaining shares will be received by the Afire
and Masterman s Bank, 25, Nicholas-bile • by the General Credit
and Finance of London. T, Lathbary ; sad by Beare
Bill, Fawcett, sou lull, the brokers of the Company, where
prospectuses and forma of application may be obtained.
The amount of LI spot each share applied for must be paid
to the Company's bankers previously to the application hiring sent
is this sum will be returned if no allotment is made to the
agTilzit.
temporary
Official. 20. Threadneedie-street,
July 19, 1•64.
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Mite or APPLICATIOR von sans.
To the Directors of the Anglo-Fryptian Book (limited).
' Cientkmen.—flaving paid to your credit, with the Ages and
kfaaterman's Bask r Limited,, the sam of g , beteg a de-
posit of it p. r share on shares In the above Company,
I request that you will allot me shares of LSO each in
the Anglo Egyptian Bank (Limited'. and 1 herrhy undertake to
accept the same or any smaller number which .on may allot to
mss, acid to pay the further deposit of LS per share on allotment,
and I agree to become a member of the Company, and request
you to place my name on the register of shareholders in re-
spect of the thane allotted to me.

I am, Gentlemen, your obedient warm*
Name m full
Address inentt

ANGLO-EGYPTIAN BANK (Limited),
NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN. tluA IVO APPLICATIONS
for SHARE will be RECEIVED Arras BATVJDAY,IMSIM
Instant. at It ciclock.—By order of as
ikllt J. L IZE. fleseideey.
18.Thraulneedle.street. July 11.186 t.

TEE REGENTS CANAL IRON WORMS
COMPANY (Limited).
lecorporated under the Companies Act, 1P62. by which the
liability of each shareholder is limited to the amount of his shares.
Capital £250.400. in 1;600 shares of £2O each.
Fink km 13,01.10 Sitires, at which one-halm already subscribed
be the Directors and their friends.
tLi per shire oe applkesiou, and 42 allotment. and
Deposit Li per .lrare o• appilcaiiou. and £2 on alloinrent. and
ii.. reardude, Moab not exceeding iCt per on
share, at intersals
of not lea than two months.
It la not contemplated to all up more than £lO per share.
DRICTOR.S.
'AIMS COOS ON. KellanifteinGanessequare, Chairman.
Rdwarni Honor, The Howe Halstead, Hamm.
James Penni. g., Fenninioi Wharf, Toolal-OfeeL
John Everitt. 1K Tokenboime yard. Loudon.
CoUreaea Hall, sea, ay mock. Kama.
John Watson Lay, 3, Garage-gardens,
Howard Reed, Hendon, Middlesex.
Wilibun Tabor, liiiiioyegateetreet. London.
Henry Ortmell, Regent's Canal Iron Works, Managing Director.
(With power to add to their number.)
AUDITOR&
Cornelius Walton, It. Leedenhalletreet.
F. W. Spooner, Public AcootioUust.
3OLICITOI.I—YeSin. Kingsford and Dorman, Easel-street,
Strand. W.C.
Bugatti,—The East London Yank, Loethardatreet.
PnAncut Aakna—The Financial Corporation ;Limited),
14, Leadashall street.
148C1ITAAY (pro timaj—ind. flatland Moore, Regent's Canal
hoe Works.
Temporary Leadenhalletreet. LC.