The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-10 00:00:00

TO BRITISH OOLIIXIIIA 101_#P#..

WKICIEft StraIifdOKIItgIOATION so
IriW YORK Direct—TM LIVERIV:101. I4ZW YORK,
mod PILLADELFKIA ITTIAMAIIIP COMPANY Wood despotclo.
log their tall.oewered Clyde-baUt Iron &row gtesunehlgaiowealrg.
ot Qnsometwoo to embark pasoonows sod despatekos. as
WEEKLY• PROM LIVERPOOL FOR NNW TOLL
EDINBURG Wednesday, Jan. , lgel
CTTY OF 14ANCHH.ENTKIL Wsdnisl4 day, Jan. EL lagg.
ETNA, Wednesday, Jan. .11, 18411.
And every oodoorg Wednesday.
Oakes prom 111, and 11 gators, according to lie soar
medstei. Forward poonmos, II oboes, Including all provision
mewl Preengen ler Cords. Am Untied States, sad 21451.5
Wok* booked Wont on vory &dna know—For
kirlborpordoolars only to WILLIAM IN , Waterotreet,
Ihoonool; or to 11V45 and /LACEY. 01. Ling Wilikusetrost,

BRITISH and NORTH AMERICANAdmira ROYAL
MAIL lITLILIUSHIPK appoiated by the lty to
hstwean LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK., and between Lt VRsaltlt.
POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports
Is lead and receive mails, goods, and peomagers, the Bostoa
Was WANE at Halifax to land aad rearm passengers and
her Ifejestrs mill. The foliowtE or other vessels are ap.
pointed to lel tram Liverpool, ea nit at Cork to ro1•00 tl•
• AVSTRALASIAN. for NEW YORE, Saturday, Jan. 11. '
• Taidng immensely and goods for Nassau and lismina, to he
buntewed at Hew York on board Use LIM& Mash Queen.
BUROPA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Jan. U.
ASIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday. Jan. A.
Passage money, including steward's Ise and provisions, but
Zth4t wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin,
. second cabin, 116. To New York, chief cabin.
aseead cabin, RIK Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, ZS
ger toa, and ri par cent. priasage.—Apply to J. B. loord, 14, Old
Woad-street, London ; J. U. Currie, Havre, and 12, Plans de la
Rome, Paris; O. and J. Burns, Beskaaanotreet, Glasgow; D.
=Z. W hir.a Queenstown; or D. and C. U'lver, 6, Water.
LI Tamp

PS, GRAVES, and PHILLLPPS
aaniralPiath the andermentiond Iliet-class steamers:
for ROTTILLDAM, the FYINOORD, Thursday morons *arty,
Imes cdflheilmmes. Fare Ai
ler BIGAIGN, the YALU:, CONDOR, or mow& alternately
seep Thursday. how liorselydown, at 11 am calling at Black-
well Pier to reeds pee:sassier' at aeon. Pans : Ct. Al. and Ma.
N.B. Bremerhaven Is always amenable, whilst the other
Gathers Ports are closed by lee.
lee GOTAINBURG, the GUSTAF WASH, In a few days,
from Ronelydown. Fares, a .. in to.. and AI.
IarCOPINHAORN, the GAMUT, In a few days, trees Alder-
Meal Tter.
Fee freight, painge. Chaplln's Unlvenal Oaten
11114=6.a. to
P FR GRAVES, and PUILLLPPII,

THE BRITISH and FOREIGN MARINE
COMPANT (Latted).
ander the Companies Let, *.IL which elleniellll
l=thattability of each Shareholder to the amount of his
Shama
Capital L 1,000,000, In 50,000 shares of LIIO each, with power to
Increase to £2,000,000.
IPlret issue, 25,000 shared
Deposit, cni appllaidon, Al per Mare, sod LI on allotment.

Archibald Boyd, Director of theeCrala Beak of London, London.
'reacts C. Braun, of Bleeds, Braun, and Co., Liverpool
Thomas Cilton, of Hoiderness and Chilton, President of the
Chamber of Commerce, Liverpool
hands Anderson Clint, of Clint and Co., Chairman of the Ship-
mates' Aasociation, Liverpoo/
Marks B. Colchester, of Colchester sod Woolner, London.
Wiliam James Penile, of Arnie Brothers and Co., Liverpool.
Arthur Bower Norwood, of Leech, Harrison, and Norwood,
Liverpool
Peter George Heyworth, of Heyworth, Pearce, and Bahasa,
Liverpool.
Thome Harrison, of Thomas Harrison and Co., Liverpool
Thomas Kendall, of Kendall Brothers, Liverpool.
&Mud Lawrence, of B. lawrence and Co., Liverpool
George LyaU, of Lyall, Still and Co., London.
Andrew Mammon, of J. end 1). Malawian end Co., Liverpool
Hobert Maxwell of A. M. and It Maivell, 14v
George M. Papsysnni, of Panamint! Brothers, =pool
John Park, of Park, andoo... Liverpool
Charles K. Priolsau, of Fraser, Tombola, and Co., Liverpool
John Havenscroft, at W. and J. Havenacroft and Co., Chairman
of the Borth and ?oath Wales Beak, Liverpool.
Jules Searight, of Junes Semliki end Co., London.
Samuel Mitt, of Stitt lirothen and Co., Uverpoil.
MOONS Milldam Tetley, of Hollinaded, Tetley, and Co,
IlverpooL
Thomas ineshouse, Director of the Chartered Mercantile Bank
of India, au, london.
Relay Threaten Wilson, of H. T. Wilson and Chambers, Liverpool

Mama Fletcher anAlita Liverpool.
Moms. Flax and Arena, Mincing-lane, London.
MOWS.
Loodca—Meesea. Laurence, dos. and Pearce, Auction Mart, LC.
livairpool—liamn. Thews Tinley and Scum
Mews 0. and T. Irvine.
1110111115.
The Union Bonk of London. London.
The Union Bank of Liverpool. LtverpooL
Temparen OElees of the Company-9, Cookoeueet, Uverpool:
39, Lotebury, Londoa, LC.

Notwithstanding that several new Marine lassnmee Com-
panies have been estahhaned within the last few yews, It is
generally recognised that the means of effecting marine insur-
ances are tint sufacient to meet the increasing estimation of trade.
insurers being now driven to effect their ibsorances Is remote
gowns in the provinces, la Ireland and Scotland, and on the
Continents of Ynrope and America.
The actual price of shares in the existing Norio. Insurance
Companies deniongrates clearly that the businees la highly re-
munerative.

Of re new romper., one only has been established In Liver-
pool, and it has already secured a very large and lucrative bur-
lier then half the exports and imports of the kingdom limn through the port of LiverpooL and there Is no doubt, therefore,
Abet another company having its chief errs In London and
Liverpool will meet with maple support.
Ca fir tke.e iiirum.xenees the British and Foreign Marine
Insurance Company lois been cherished.
The borer of the Company mill be confined to the issuing of
Policies on Freight and Goods only, and It is expressly provided,
as • fmadanientel element in the constitution of this Company,
that no insurance shall be effected on the ships themeelvea
The minclple of hunted liability, •• applicable to insurance
companies, came into operation datum the month of November
last. The Directors, obserring that, in bank o; and other im-
portant commerclid enterprises, limited liability has met with
universal favor, hare kloptrni it as an unallereble principle In
the pesusat undertaking.
The Directors, therefore, express the greatest confidence in the
Soccer of thh Company.
finch provision bas been made by the Directors for the pre-
elpEl3llll s Will secure the Company against paying any
pamtotjw 1100137.
A Copy of the Articles of Association lies at the Offices of the
Company for inspection.
The Proispectres and Forms of A! lon for Shares may be
obtained of the Brokers of the Company. Applications for
shares to be addressed to the Directors bet no apolleatioa will
be considered Salem a payment has her made to the Bankers of
the Company of gl per share, on the number of shares applied
for. Thie mem will be returned If no allotment is made to the
applicant..

PORN 07 AP?IJCATIOP PON SWAM
To be retained by the Bankers.
TO gni DlTlNCentil OF THe IRMOII AND roRISION RAMIS
ram:Litre oolleitY fLirolte.l
Gentilleen,—lfaving paid to your bankers the am of L,
Why • deposit of £1 par share on shares In the above
CogaPenY, I hereby request that you will allot me 'bat number,
and I agree to become a member of the Company In respect of
satb shares, or in respect of say leas number you may allot me,
ao
aid to inecnne the articles of a•riation when required I and
W that my name may be placed oo the register of members
tor the Yana mo allotted.
Name in NH
Residence
Profeaskil or briar,
Date

THE CONTINENTAL BANK
00111.POSATiON f Lialted).
To be established under the •• Compsnimi Act. 1882,- whereby
the Liability of each Shareholder is limited to the amount et
kis shares.

Capital £1,000,000. In 10,000 shares of /100 each-
First hone 5.000 Shares.
Deposit a per share, with a further payment of ft per share on
allotment.
.... _ _ _

It is not contemplated to sill up more than £25 per share, and
no call shall ere ed LS per Share.

Pant Broil, Esq., 4', l'hrsaLeedle7s7Met, London.
William PI. Cargill, Egg.. Director of the Oriental Bank Cor-
poration.
James B Cumming. Esq., Messrs. Cumming, Beaver, and Co.,
London and Singapore.
Thomas H. Gladstone, Esq.. Mums. John Gladstone and Co.,
White Llon-eourt, ConhlLL
Salomon H. Outlefrol, Zen., Mews. De klattne and Oodefroi,
Copthall.court.
William J. Harwell, Keg., Director of the National Provincial
Bank of England.
The Hon. Roden Noel, Chandooptreet, Cavendish-square.

labia* A. Ilientla Depety.Clutuinan of the koglith and
Anatrallan Copper Company.
Vincent B. Trittoo, Eaq., Mesas. Edson, Trilion, and Co., Old

ilThard E wade, Eaq., Director of the Nation►l Provincial Bank
of wand.
'ANITA/LI
Wawa Barclay. Bevan, 'Pillion, and Co., 64, Lombard-street,
The NaUotud Provincial Bank of England at Its various branches.
SOLICITORS—Messrs. Wilkinson. Stevens, and Wilkinson, Nicho-
las-lane, E.C.
Blioutits-11 tsars. Hichens, Harrison, and Co., 21, Thread.

Brwe7Raii-4.4lirge---L'uToniing, Fag.
Temporary Offices-00, Cannon street, iLC.
The application of the Joint stock principle to banking and
eichanges, under the control and general management At boards
of directors in London. has proved so eminently successful in
the British Colonies and dependencies, more particularly in the
Fest and Went Indies. that .1 is deemed expedient to introduce
that spinal into the Continent of Europe, with which our coin.
mercial intercourse is now so great an to demand additional
facilities and safety In support of oar mutual monetary trans-
actions.
Banking on the English system, and with Engibh capital. has
already been applied, with success, to foreign countries In the in.
stance,s of the Ottoman Bank am regards. Turkey, sod the Bank of
Egypt In Egypt, both conducted under royal charters of blow.
porstion. Other companies have more recently been established_
with similar objects, under the Limited Liability Act.
The directors propose to tale powers to apply for a special
charter for this Bank. . -. . . . . -

Infiellmits of a prospectus it Is Impoatbi• to enter into full
details, but dada! datisties are arall•ble to show the lamps
In the totals of our imports and expo. is of merchandise with the
principal countries of Central Europe. between the years 1854
and 1851, which may be briefly given thus —with France, from IV
to 36 . with Germany, from It to 19 millions with Hol.
laud, from 13 to 113 millions with taly, from sto 9 millions and
with Spain, from 5 to 8 millions darling.
It may be useful to recall the fact, as stated by the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, " that the export trade between England mi
France alone, which, before the recent internatinnal treaty,
averaged. in the two years preceding the treaty, only £9.1.02.000
per annum. has, to the first year of the treaty, surpassed
421,0(.0000 "—an increase which alone has made up for the tem-
porary hem of the American market.
In a Bank like the present, bullion operations form ► neces-
sary and most Important feature. more particularly with France.
the yearly average of our dealinp with which. In gold and sil-
ver, is about 80 millions sterling the business originating In
these vast transactions has, hitherto, been enjoyed by a Imams
of known wealth. _ . . . .

The Continental Bank Corporation has for Its object to faci-
litate the commercial and financial business between the United
Kingdom and the EtllOpeill Continent, and to carryout oa an ex-
tensive scale operations In bullion and exchange and it Is con•
Ildently anticipated that, by extending to importers and ex•
porters accommodation on an enlightened and liberal scale. a
large proportion of such business will In secured to the present
undertaking.
The Bead Mace of the Bank will be In London, and the first
Branch will be established in Parts not only on account of the
magnitude a our dealings with that city, but because it is a
vat financial centre, second only to London. Paris taken from
London the greater portion of the gold imported into England.
and furnishes in return the bulk of our vast demands of silver
for the East. . . . .

Other branches or agencies .111 be established in other chief
cities of the continent. .t such Bract and in such order so the
progress of the Bank may Justify.
Arrangement* are matured to secure the services of gentlemen
of large experience to conduct the foreign department of the
business
. . .

The Rank. In addition to ordinary banking operations, will
conduct an the liminess of exchange agent. It will
Import and export gold and silver.
Purehnse approved bills of exchange. coupons, notes, &e.
Undertake foreign financial agencies.
Grant drafts op its various agencies, and Issue circular notes.
Buy and Dell foreign stock* and share* on commission.
Applications for shares must be mode In the annexed form,
accompanied by • depo.lt of El per Marc. If no allotment be
made to the applicant. the deposit will be returned without de-
duction . and, If • Icre number he allotted then I. applied for
the surplus will be placed tower.:s the payment on allotment.
ITo*Pcctimes and forms of applk-ition for shares may be
obtained at the temporary oflices, and from the Woken of the
Company.
7..{11 Or APPLICAI7OII Vol =LW.
To the Directors of the Continental Bank Corporation Limited..
Gentlemen, .ring paid the sum of
delimit of SI per 'harem shares In the Continental
Rank Corporation Limited), I request you will allot me that
number of shame. and I hereby mime to accept the same, or any
less mustier which may be allotted to me ; and I agree to be.
come a atentlaer of the Company. 'object to the memorandum
sad articles of saiiociatton

_
Name in toll
Proferlon or business
Dated the Attires'
day .4
The above form, when filled up, to be left with the Bankers on
payment of the &welt.

URIOORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE
a 5 essloros vosidised to ths matt shattsrod 000sIttnitasis to
Om wombs. Mao is tospaeallis. Its Moots ors porssahost.
Ae esoislistiow to sem, with tall lostractlows,
▪ lls., or toot co.aYtW for SU. mot saywhors,
what cos to siplot tomitissosos stotaps...lisis 0p.% MUT
sal Ok. Illitted. TINIPIO4I4

PLYMOUTH, Jam 9. The auxiliary steamer
Golden Fleece, 2,768 toot, G. E. Bird commander, belong-
ing to the Bast fedi& sad London Shipping Company, passed
and landed her pilot it 3 Lin. this morning. She had a
full mend ergo aad about 90 passengers, among whom
were the following:—C. J. Walonneyer, Eq., J. C. High-
toe. Faq., Mr. and Mrs. Crightoo and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Marto. and family. H. L. Morton. Esq.. Mr. and
Yn Darnel and family, Mr. Maseergis, Mime Coleridge, H.
Jackson., Fee.. Mr. Clouts, Captain aid Mrs. Gordon and
family, Am, for the Cape ; Captain and Mrs. Forster, Miss
Montgomery, Mir Fitzgerald, Dr. A. F. Churchill, Stall
Asaistant-Surgeons Nicholson. Elliott, M'Adam, and Mel-
hoarse, hers. Scott, Pram little, HortihY, St•Pato8000.
Greenwood, owl Godfrey, Lieutenant Wood, P. Orr. ER..
Miss Ciarlos, is., for Madras ; Captain Patina., Mr. Dud
Mrs. Burrs sod family. Lieutaaare Hay and Vandeleur,
Ensigns Mallet and MAlillaa. Dr. Purefoy, Mr. sad Mrs.
Kettlsworth, A. Brett, Esq.. Mr. and Mrs. Nash, Liras-
east and Mrs. lleedale, Capri& mad Mrs. Baer. F.
Ur, Esq., Mr. Baker, H. Gamer. Fazi., Lieutenant and
Yea
in., for GresN'Netta reara, J. Collins, Esq., Mrs. Corbett sad family,
.