The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-21 00:00:00

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of
INGLAND.—OSSIRAL larrnro.
The ANNUAL GittiEliAL MEETING of liciaben will ha bold
at the Society' Heise, It, Hanover-Near*, TO•HOHHOW, MAy
Ma. et 11 o doe& —By order of the Wont.%
lAltScs. Kalll. 11101. H. HALL DAU Secret'''.

THE GENERAL ORIMIT and FINANCE
COMPANY of Oa DON (Limited).
To bscorperated under The Companies Aet, listing
the liability of Shareholders to the amount selmarthed.
First Capital L 2,600,000, in 115.000 Shares of £2O each.
With power to literesie by wabowiatut issues, to be decided
upon by Special General Mwetioap of Shareholders.
Payment on Allotment El per Share.
ILICTOILS.
Casnowt—SAMUEL LAINDG, Seq., isle Meow Minister of
India.
William Pairlek Andrew, Esq., Chairman of the Soinie. Ponlaub,
and Delhi Railways.
Samuel Beets, 111. P.. Chairman of the Midland ltalleray.
Edward Nowt, Lq. Maim E. Blount and Co.. Bankers, Pots).
Thetasßrew) Griot Oeorpre•stmel.
Marks P. Wren; (Messrs. C. Demon )
Sir Stuart P.
Moe, formerly Coladas Merateal of

New loath Woesn.
James Thompson Mentexale, Esq.,
INIOe/11 lomat Ballow.
Jetta Bramley Moore. isq., M.P.. liverpooL
Mr. Alderman Salomon*, M_P., London.
Name Leo Schuster, am. (Merars..Sebasler, Boa, sad Co.)
Charles Tamer, Zsq., M.P., Liverpool.
George Worms, (llama O. sad A. Worms)
BotXtroal—Memos, is Nosey Norton, sad Co., 6, Victoria.
Imam, Weelatoster.

The Londe. and Westrointter Bank.
* The Thelon Bank of London.
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amens:Wm (pro tem.) -J. 1,. lksier,, Nat.
'Tempoter7 011ets—dt ling WMMI4- Meet, City.
Leedom. May, Ifitli
The foundation. of institutions on the Continent which em-
blem large capital and credit for financial and industrial enter-
pries has new become an established fact, and ire t 0•117 num
their success has been remarkable. Such institutions may be
rammed, and become mere instruments of speculation: but
when prudently coodnet-d and directed towards legitimate
business It cannot be denied that they meet one of the real
wants of theism.
laghtadtaa hitherto not particivated In this movement, and
theensce
is. that Paris has, to a resalderable extent,
Lowden as the centre of financial enterprise.
arrerthelses, affords by fart he beet sphere for a well-
asitortelt. of • this ascription. it is the mated
mosey mutat of world ; the point to which all foreign
uations resort Si rake capital ; the place where large centimes
ma bo made and loans negotiated. There. is clearly no Oh r
mosey amthet when concentrated capital and credit ought to
eamomeed a morn mar. or • larger profit
Reiland alas, in her colonies, and above all 1n her vast Indian
ger= affords a field for leptimate enterprise, which is um-
hy any other country. India, with a population of
110 100,000 rapidly advancing in wealth and prosperity, requires
settilteg mote to Spottiest, its ffeveloceikest than the direction
ftowarrddas Ds territory of tome portion of that vast annual am-
=lades of English capitol which seeks investment at a low
rate of isteresi. To ally the dsmsod of India for capital at 10
or 12 par mot. with the English demand for investment at e or
6 pee seal, of Its afford. an ample sphere for operations.
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 ?mash Company, in
aliases with the following leading Banking nettles and capi-
Milan of Trance, who are about to form a similar Company in
Ter* under the title of "Societe enCrale pour favorieer le de-
ent de l'lndmtrie et du Commerce de la France," the
iOiatftl'on. for a concession befog mode by
. Archdeacon, AnMen Agent de Change.
X. Bartholony, President de Is Cie. du Chemin de Per de Paris
it Orleans.
MM. Bischoffsbelm, Goldechmia. et Cis., Banquiers 0 Paris.
M. Rdwd. Blount. et Cie., Banquien i Paris.
LI: Wien der'Ax.e.A.B=l:::.o Pads
t de la Clearabre do Commerce de
Perla
Y. Denies, Preside,t du Tribun,l de Commerce de Paris.
IL Fries, Consent de la Banque de Prsime.
Y. Hentsch, Lutscher,Banquiers i Paris.
Y. Lomax (Alfred), Depute an Curio lagthdatif.
IL Lacy lisdillot, Auden Prbsideat do Tribunal de Commerce de
la Seine.
MN. %rebels& Paccard, et Oa., Bangalore I Parts.
If. Perim ;JD.), Regent de la Banque de France.
Y. Pinard. du Comptoir d'Escompte, de Paris.
N. Schneider. Vice-President du Corm Legialatif.
Y. Broom President de la Cie. des Chemins de Pm de Toned.
Y. T. Talabot. Dtrecteur des Chemins de Per do Parts ILyon. et
I la Meaterraote.
A. treaty las been signed with this party, by which they sub-
scribe tee IMO) shame in this Company's present Issue, and the
'erne number in ease of a second issue. the Company eubsaibing
for 20,00001 thstrthares, aa4 arrangetwris being made by which
the two companies act as each other's agent., and have the op-
tion of participating to a outdo Orient in each other's opera-
Bone.
The businesswlll be to loans and CODCeellio9s ;assist
industrial wattelefesa weeks and railway undertstings;
negociste temignt semil•Clailindet lends : eseduct mer-
cantile transactions, and establish sgencles for large commission
badness; In a word, to made:takeoff-each operations as an Intel-
= capisad tflort=ca, witerplea h
the ex exce elect
ption iota
of °wn account
such purely
TonlaWve eranmelions as am frehlbiler by °the biernoreadtim
The reedit and resources derived hoes a large subscribed ca-
pital weld thus be employed is eiwn dividend with a camps-
lively small paid-up capita It to PEW that not more than
40 er &Our cent. would aver be oiled up on any shares, a
further tunas being made whenever the increase of Weiner ro-
adbed it No call will mud d 2 per share, or be made at inter-
vals of bees than two month,.
Instead creamed Wary, the Direct/1n will receive no reninsio
rattan until the shareholders hams digitised of five per mat. or
upwards, and will then be pald by an allowance of tee per cent
on the divisible pronto of the year : and their interest. are fur-
ther idaistifisd with the success at the Company by classes In
the Articles of Msocistion, and by giving them the privilege of
taking a fifth of any further Issas of shwa. Subject to this.
and to the oubscription of 20.000 shares in each sew settee by the
Pried lefty, all new shm es will be distributed pro rata among

*Ng wean lave been subscribed, as above stated, by the
heeds party, and the remaining 106,000 by private subscription,
bat arrangmentsbave been made for deducting from these sub-
scriptions, sou to give the public the option of aubscrilAng for
164110 drum
Conked the Mernermsdom and Articles of Association lie for
inspsetien et the office of the solicitors, Messrs. Baxter, Rose,
Norton, sad Co., 0. victoria-etreet, Westminster, and et the
temporary offices of tbeCompany.
Applications for shares may be made to the Directors, IN,
Ring William-street, City: to Messrs. J. Hutchinson sad 800,
15, Angetcoart . or to Messrs. Laurence, lion, and Pewee, Auc-
tion Mart, Bartholomew-lane.

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THE GINZRAL CREDIT
NDONmIte and
(U FTEdi.ANCE COMPANY of
LO
PORN OF AFFIXATION FOR MAIM
To the Directors of the General Credit and Finance Company of
London (Limited).
Gentlemen,—l request you to allot me Shares
in the General Cre&tend Finance Company of London (Limited:,
and I hereby agree to become a member of the Company, to
antsacce ch Shares, or any less number that may be allotted to
me, to pay the ft per Share on allotment, and I request
you to place my name ea the Register of Members 1$ fogad of
the Shares allotted to me.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your obedient Mem*

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