The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-18 00:00:00

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CALL UTTA Direct (tu sail early in July), Messrs.
MOW' and Co.'s new ship ALI:ABACI', A 1 13 i
:137 tons register, WI LL,A3I JOH W DALE, Commander toe=
La the last India Dock. Has magnificent cabin wieommodattoo.
_roe [might or parade app l) to GELLATLY, HAMLET, and
i•KWILL, 11. Lesdenhallatreet. E.C.

BOMBAY Direct, the magnificent new clipper-
ship, GILBERT THOILP3ON, A t for 10 years In the liver.
pie' underwriters book, Loci toes register, JOHN COOPER,
tom:mender . loading in the Bast India Dodo. Thim splendid
easel, built by Mesas. laird Brothers. of Airkenhead, hay*: a
hrge portion of bereargo engaged. will have very quick despatch.
Ap,y to BAYDON and REID. 14. King WMarnotreet ; or to
GRLUTLY, HAMLET, and SEWELL, IT, Ifiadaultal2drest

QHANGDAZ Direct (with quick despatch), the'
splendid clipper ship VICTORY, A 1 13 years, 396 tom
l&A, LEONARD MOON, Commander loading In the East
"Docks. This beautiful vessel, just retuned treat Whammies,
s strongly recommended to 'Wpm of fine gooda—lfoe freight
0 apply to DRVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiteratreet . or
0 0 TLY, HAMLET. and SEWELL, 27, LeadenhalLstreek

rIOLOMBO, Direct, with immediate despatch,
Os splendid new clipper ship ELIZA LIING, A 1 ID years-
al ices register : loading in the West India Docks. This blad-
ed vessel bag half her cargo engaged, sad is same; mow.
waded to sltiPPertot Elie gond& —Apply to OILLATLY, HAN,
LEY, and SEW ELL, 07, Lead enhalLetzlet, E.C.

VOR SYDNEY Direct, the well-known clipper
1: ANTIPODES. A I for 13 years, and 392 tons register, com-
manded by Captain OEOROE CROOT. This splendid ship. balk
by Mr. James Laing. of Sunderland, under the inspection of her
rwners, especially for the colonial trade, has magnificent aceora-
natation tor chief cabin and other passengers, and will carry
0 if required.—For height or pearage
opplyeraeLlVl,62:7lolo3t, and Co., 48, relaunch-atm*

VOR PORT ADELAIDE Direct (Let ship
1 day June Ill), the very fine barque EIIPMLATHS. Al,
D. COW EN. us tons register: loading in the fit
Donis . wIU priphabiy be the first ship. Has stipends
bake for a few ehlef =We paaeringera—GlM, 11A
sod Ca, ed.

MINION,

FOR MELBOURNE and GEELONO (hat
adpping day 30th June., the splendid ship CAL CE.
A I for 13 years. 821 tons per register. G. T. DROWNS, Com-
mander In the East India Docks. 1 his favourite vessel
bas nearly all her cargo engaged, sod Wending shippers are
respectfully recommended to make their arraogematte for her
at once. There are a few chief cabin berths at lacecrLy,mar=
iengersandous to avail themselves of the superb
afforded by this magniScent ship should lose no time 1n saving
it. She will carry au experienced surgeon If required.-03,1M1
itonrksoN, and Co.. 41. Fenehureb-street.

Wrßil. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS'
Illackwall-yard. Landoll) LINE of Direct.INI lean
AUSTRALIA.—For lIBLI101325; Post Phillip, to Mare
the Dock, on Saturday. Jule ta. at Plymouth, the mim.
did sew clipper ably surroLe, 1,100 tons, J. B. MARTIN,
Commander lying to the PAM India Docks. Her accommo-
dation for all classes of gasseogers aro ensterpmmed, end site
will carry sa e —Tor freight or
to h(cLBOD, AlMegas=BOAN, with Ms Parit
WIOBADI sad SONS, I, Leadenhalotrest. Posengess by this
line et pockets are conveyed from Paddloglaa to Plfsostb NN
clams tar woad-cams Urea and second cleats iblydeler farm

GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK,
at REDI7CED FARO, will be despatched from Liverpool
co TURSDAT, June 30. Fares First Cabin. FRO to ZS : Second
Cabin. 812 ; Intermediate. 1.3 Sr !Serrano. C 0 Sa. For briber
==..t4appladthe CARAT SHIP COMPANY (Limited), 03,
on, KC., and a The Albany, Liverpool:
or to RCCILER, OFFOR, and Co.. 115, leadenballetreet, Lon-
don, R.C.—For intermedirte and steerage pumice apply olio to
SAUL and SEARLE, LiverpooL

ISTIZILAGZ PANAAOE ED X=
X= TO MX °UMW (Ad es.
UNTIL F= NOTICL
TRELIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and
PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY Mead dee-
peeking thelr tail-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw armem-Iltdpe.
caning at Queenstown to embark pemengers and deePstebse 15
teams

THE EGYPTIAN COMMERCIAL and
TRADING C GRANT (Limited'.
To be incorporated, with Limited Liability, under "The Com-
panies Act, 1802."
Capital £1,000,000, in 108,000 shares of E2O each.
Payment on allotment ft per share.
The capital has been subscribed, with the exception of 25,000
Shares, which have been reserved for issue to the public by
the international Financial Society._

Pezermarr H. Prince HALIM PAAHA, Isle Governor
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of the gentian.
John Cater, Esq., Director of the Bank of Egypt, London.
E. burden. Esq. )3. Derrieu and C 0.,, Alexandria.
J. W. Larking, laq., London.
H. oppenheun, Dy. :Oppenheirn, Nephew. and Co.), Alexandria.
IL Boss, Esq. k Brim and Co.), Alexandria.
y. Bnysseuners, Dutch Conn:it-General Alexandria.
W. F. BcboWeld, Esq., landau date A. and & Henry and Co..
Kancbestal.
iladzbach, Frankfort O.M.
Esq., Alexander Tod. Eau.. London !Tod, Rathhone, and Co.. Egypt :
end Stephen 11 nomad and Co., London).
:aakakini Brothers), Cairo.

.A 0111.79.
London—kfaeurs. Frubling and Gosehea.
Parts—MM. Ifareuard. Andre, and Co.
Frankfort —The Bank of Saxe klelningen.
BANICIRS—Mearg. Girl, Mill., and Co.

suirerruss.
KNOTS. Blreham, Dalrymple, Drake, and Ward, 46, Parliament-
street, Westminster.

PROSPECTUS.

Encouraged by the dein, of the g;;;ernment of his Richness
the Viceroy of Egypt, oven! commercial hones and society
have united to form this Compaq
The International Amadei Society, London.
Maseru inning; and 02111C1H6 London.
Meson. Marcoard, Andre, & Cie., Faris.
Mr, W. F. Jager, Frank/ort.
Mr. !Wench. Frankfort.
Messrs. Oppenheim, Nephew, i pw, Menotti&
Mous. R. E. Dervien & C 1.., Alexandria.
The object of the Company is to devote special attention to
the development of commerce with tipper Egypt, Nubia. the
Soudan and adjoining countries, as well so the borders of the Red
8e.., and to establish trading relations with those districts, the
enormous resources of which -till now almost undeveloped - are
so well known ea to render It needless to enter OW a lengthened
description

The-Company will boy or exchange the produce, which con-
Nets of cotton, coffee, sugar, rice, tobacco, gum, oils, ivory,
seta, beeswax, ostrich feathers, gold dust, silk, indigo, &&
The Viceroy of Egypt has, by the grant of a liberal subsidy,
called into existence • steam navigation company for the Red
Sea and the Nile :he is also about, with the view of misting the
operations of this Company, to complete, at his own expense,
lalegraphic communication between Ale sandria and all the prin-
efpal which have been selected for the operations of the
Company, extending to Khartoum, the furthest town of import-
am in the interior of Africa within the limits of Egyptian tern-
tory, and also to Take, on the frontiers of Abyssinia.
By these means the difficulty of communication hitherto
sulatmg will be removed and means of transport greatly foal-
tate& it will be an object of this Company to encourage all
enterprises which will tend to provide means of rapid transport,
whether by steamers, railways, cantle, or by the organisation
of caravans. ft will also be an object of the Company to cocoa-
rage, by the &demo of money to cultivators, Importation of
seed, establishment of cotton gins, Ac., the cultivation of cotton
in Upper Egypt, where there exist Immense tracts of land capable
of producing it to almoet any extent. The population Is those
districts Is nmerona and industrious
lite • well ascertained fact that in Upper Egypt and the
Soudan, cultivators and traders can afford to borrow money at
4 and 6 per cent per mouth, and still amass considerable
wealth.
The Company Intend to establish agencies on both west of the
Red Sea. On the Arabian coast, Duedsish has been selected as
a principal place of commerce. On the most of Abymiaia.
agencies will also be established at Roesler, Sawskirn, and
Ifuemah.
The trading operations of the Company will extend from Cairo
up the Nile, 1111 far as possible into the interior of Africa, follow-
ing the courses of the White and Blue Nile, whilst communica-
tion will be carried on between the interior and the Red Sea, and
its east and west mots
It is intended to commence operations below Stout, extending
gradually upwards, employing the capitol in the Brat instance,
by making advancee to cultivators in Upper Egypt, operations
with which the Alexandrian Directors are well acqusinted, and
which, being highly imustive, at once Insure a large interest on
the capital employed.
The capital of the Company will be gradually called tip as Its
operations are extended.
Mr. Sakakint, who has for many years carried on, and is
thoroughly acquainted with, the trade of Upper Egypt and its
adjoining countries, hasconsented to act temporarily as Manager.
In order to give the Company the advantage of his experience
in the organisation of a sufficient and competert stair.
The articles of association will provide 'or a defined and
limited participation by the directors in the profits after payment
of interest on the capital called up, and the houses who have
founded the company will be entitled to the privilege of
one-third of any further lame of shorts, subject to whicti2
new shares will be distributed pro rata amongst the existing
shareholders.
Applications for shires must be made to the international
Financial Society, Limited, at their offices. 54, Old Broad-
sheet, E.C.
No application will be received after Saturday, Seth June. at
12 soap. _

iixidoo, June. US&
FORM APPLICATION ►OR gIAW.

To the Modena the Internatioesi linandal Sockty (Limited,.
Gentlemen,—l request you to allot me shares of CO In
the Egyptian Coromerctel and Trading Company (Malted), and
I hereby arse to biome a member of that Company, sad to
accept such shares, or any less number that may be allotted to
me, and I request that my name may be placed on the register
of members In respect of the sham allotted to me.
I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant,
Name In full
Address In full
Nefareace
Date