The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-24 00:00:00

IJThWL WHIS AND Wlllll. PtTAILL

Warrants 07coupoes1;rib;inicrest .71116.3 attached to seeb
debenture, payable quarterly, viz, on let October, let James',
Ist April, and lit July Ie each yrw. The coupon, will be pay-
able at lbs Agra sod Mastermates bank (Limited., Nicholas-lase.

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By the specific terms of these-Lett.i.ntures they be • first
charge on the whole of the undermentioned properties of the
Company, the Company reserving to themselves full powers of
leasing and management in inch manner as they may think
beneficial

Freehold Premises, PA 15*, 2l lo Clement'shme,
Lombard-Ante& with Pio& 0. 10, sad 11, M Nu's-head-court, sari
& t. sad 4 Church men , the whole loan a ataiteihtent

iri..;arinowin Leasehold block of New 00Ices, alWated
27, Leadenhall-street, and extending back to Limo-street-soar. :
It has been erected within the last three yeses, from the designs
of John Whichmrd. Ibm., and contains 110 first-claes Mama.
with • shops. has lire-proof corridors and stone *redresses and
pommies the meat modern improvements. The less* is for 9s
yeses. at • ground rent of £750 per amnia.
& The handsome edifice; erected within the lad seven years,
from designs by John Barnett, Hog., architect, for Mums John
Sari and Song, and situated 17 and IS. Cornbill, directly opposite
the lank of England. These premises are leasehold, held for 60
years, at a ground rent of ErlOti per annum
4. The new and substantMl block of °Hoeg situated No. SS
Great Tower. street, near Mark-lane, erected within the lei
three yearn, and built in the moat substantial manner. It la
freehold, and contains LS Wilms besides vault&
5. Is one of the largest blo 'kg in the City, end is situate la
Rishopegateditreet Within, opposite St. Helen's-place, and in
the centre adjoins Gresham-house : this property, when covered,
will commie the largest and nowt conve-iently arranged olSces
in the City. It is leasehold for 20 yeses, at a ground rent of
Ee,ooo per annum.
Bigiogalp6,ts
• The Fr6l664erlr,M property adjoining the above property in
VALCI Or socuarnst
The whole of the properties, Noe. 1, 2,5, 4, and 5, be-
fore-mentioned, have been purchased by the City
Mims Compaq y (Limited). for the sum of £365,000
I. addition w which they have since acquired No. 6
(and some other Interesial. my
Increased value by aa mdissafed outlay for new
buildings in mune of erection on sites Noe. 1. 6
sod 6, sad alterations to Na 3

E 407,000
to which add foe additional contingent outlay, may.. 13,000

a total of L500,000
"Cori AID /qTIIII7III/01111.5CMIT11_1111

Of We au Cauo,ooo is the mamas In be raided os mortgsge
debentures, the remaining i 200,100 bedng provided by the City
Nikes Company out of share capital
The whole of the properties are adapted, and
Mt or lobe let, for mercantile and budded
cams, etc., ant the geese hems% in-
cluding the rentals of the lISIF belldiags In
course of ereatioa, is estimated at £50,000 per annum.
Deduct f.ir posed nate sod sinking food 'on
the iseeld partboa:, ineurence, day 13,000

Levies 446,000 per annum
Available se security tar the Interest re-
quired ea Yes £300,000 debentures to be
timed ; tM amount or interest so required
at 6 per emit is lO,OOO

Leaving a rural= hroorne available for dirt.
dead oa the i. 100,000 share capital of .... £31.000
GUARANIIII or CLPITAL LID

in addition to the abovevnentioned properties, and this ample
surplus, both in value and Income, and the covenant ender seal
in each .lebenture by the City OlicesCompaily Lintlted,, to duly
pity both principal and interest (which covemat Is secured by Its
Wye uncalled capital), the punctual payment of these d.
tams will be further secured by the guarantee of the Credit
Yonder Limited), and also of the Credit liohiber
cuddled under their corporate @eels on each debenture.
These Debentures will be treaderable In the same =anew ae
railway debentures by Maple treader form.

Thy tiait;ii;;; t;•;ap. pre,TaTeliTyiltMeWO, whilst seek.
ins a Ord elms hme investment. free from risk or liability. are
still desirous of liming their moltsl really onovertlble In cue of
Deed, and with a view to make them alike available for tem.
porary as well as permanent investments, application will he
made to the Stock &change for their quotation in the omelet
Wt.

The tots! "senates to the Debenture holders of this loan will
he as follows. via :
'Freehold and leasehold properties 1600.000
The City Ogees Company (limited), uncalled
caret .1
The Credit Yonder ,Limited,. capital
The Credit Mobitler (Limited), capital

Total
nue making that+ debentures an entirely anezosptionahle
security. and whilst colonial and foreign investments are ;Limn-
daat enough, a well secured S per cent. English Investment la
very we Ire* . such a senarit), Ills believed, is no. offend. and
as inch is specially adapted for trustees. bankers, insurance
companies. meroantile and private Investors.
Torras of applkation are attached hereto, and may he had at
the oak= of the Credit Powder (limited;, and the Credit
Mettler ,Limited , 60, Lomberdatreet, and of the City 0111fts
remise.? 70, Cornhill; alao of the baskets, solicitors,
sad brokers.
loodora. net Zook Ikea.

CITY OtTICEN MORTILIAGT Dsßarman
FORA OF APPLICATIOP.
To the Director. of the City Oakes Company :LaMed%
flaying paid to the Agra end Mastermau's Bank (llinitsid) the
alms L Mina la per sent. es A
la value of Mortgage Debentures of The City Offices Company
(Limited), upon terms of the prospectus .cached hereto, I
hereby mbeerfise for and accept such debentures, and apes be
pay the farther lastalinests as they respectively Moons dos.
I am, It,. your obedient servant,
Ninsatur•
Name la MI
Address
I mug the samosas may be nods out to Asiallmes id&
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No 1/sitar maim.
Te be Falsified tar Applicata, after befog elotedtby Diskess.
Impelled of
der of
to &meat of The City Ofroe Company (Ilositita), Illortlfeee
Debeetore Amount), the sem of being the
usenet rettalred on eubeertetlae for A
Ai OA Ciii. 011eee IfisnetrDolosstares.
At es the Apo tad Maikaissals Peak.

Tin SITIOION OF THI ALLRAMA.—David Herbert
Llewellyn, who perished in the noble proforma:lca of his
duty in the late action off Cherbourg, wee the moo of the
Rev. David Llewellyn, perpetual curate of Boston Royal,
Witte. He was educated at Marlborough College, was an
articled pupil of Dr. Haman. of Richmond. lied sobsequeotly
studied his prolamine at Charioverese Hospital from 1836
to 1839. He wee silver medal at in surgery and chemistry.
He we. with the Alabama throughout the whole of bar
eventful career, and was much respected by all as board.
Wo ere enabled to give a oopy of the lest letter wbieb we
believe he ever wrote. It was addremed to Mr. Trams,
the resident medical °Mom of Charing.crose Hospital,
and is as follows " Cherbourg, Jose 14, 1864.
Dear Travers,—Hen we are. I seed than by
gentleman coming to Leedom. Am seamy is outside. If eb:
only stays long enough, we go out sad fight her. If I live,
expect to me me is London shortly. I/ I die, give ay beet
love to ell who know me. Tf Moslem A. de Chalet should
call as you, planes show him every attewthie. I romans,
dear Travers. ever yam; I). H. LLWIFILLYN." How poor
Llewellyn did his duty se a maa sad a surgeon may be
judged by the following touching episode which was moo to
mover during the late battle :—Tho whaleboat sad dingy,
she only two taste ielejered, were lowered, sea the
wooded men plead in them, Mr. Fulham beteg met in
charge of these to tie Hsesattmmggww Whin the book were
foil, a man who was aewosnded endeavoured to eater
me, bat wee held back by the servos of the ship-_lllr.
Llewellyn. "Sea," be said, " I wain to save my life es
ino* as von do, but let the wounded men be saved linst."
" Doctor," said the officer is the boat, " we can realm
room for yea." "I will sot peril the wounded tom," wee
hie reply. He remind babied, sod sank with the ship—
• Um meek depieued by eR tbosilese and ises.—Leeset,