The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-03 00:00:00

♦BRIDGED PROSPECTUS.

This Company h•sbeenTary ;mastered with Limited liability.
Its object lathe purchase of a large interest in the celebrated
Lead Mines of Monteponi, in the island of Santini& together
with the extensive Lead Smelting establishment of Fertile°le
and the Sarsanelto Coal Mine In the Gulf of Spezia.
The purchase money for these properties ;Including eleven.
twelfths of the el onteponi Mine,. plant, engines, ate., Is £160,000,
and it is estimated that £60,000 will he required as floating
capital, so that in fixing the nominal capital at £060,000, a mar.
gin of £OO,OOO Is left to enable the Company to take advantage
of such opportsnitles as may present themselves of extending
their interest in Italian mines

TidaliTrid;tniiing Mars smentiaTly in Its nature from ordinary
mining enterprises. Its capital being invested In the purchase
of mines and works, which are In Lull operation, and yielding
very ?rye retunts.
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YuilPioipertuses, with forms of application for ahares, may
be had at the 061ces of the Company, No. 0. Queenatreet-place,
London, or of the Brokers of the Company, Means. Joshua
Hutchinson and Son. No application will be considered unless
a deposit of 41 for each Share applied for shall have been pre.
viously made with the Bankers of the Company. This sum will
be returned to full la the event of no allotibent being made.

PAGE'S BRICK, Tile, and Pipe MACHINES,
for hand. horse. or steam power. are the moat dmple and
eeriest extant.—Poll particulars sad prices obtained of the
makers, IL Page and Co., Laurence Tountney-place, Laurence
Pountoey-hill. Cannon-street, &C., where they may be seen In
operatlos daily.

Rimmicvs PERFUME FOUNTAIN, u used
la the Princess of Wales bridal boudoir nt Windsor Castle,
Is now extensively patroolaed by the nobility and gentry for the
diutog.,oool, ball-room, supper table. de. Price from Ll 10e.
Also Leal on Rice for Benue and P•liie• —Sold by all the
trade.-11.111111LL, perfumer by appointment to her Royal
Highness the Princess of Wale., 96, Strand, sod 24, Cornhill.

WHITS and BOUNDIiTH are indispensable
to Personal AttracUon, sad to health and loagevity by
the Draper mastication of fond. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, se
PEARL DINTIFRICR compounded of Oriental Ingredients, Is
of Ineetheable vase is preserving and beautifying the teeth,
strengthening the gums, and la giving a pleasing fragrance to
the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots
of iscipisst decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to
which It Imparts a pearl-Like whiteness. Its invaluable
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parties have obtalaed the patronage of royalty sad the
envy of Europe, and It Is universally In high v.. pries
!.dd. boa. Sold at til, liatton•garden, dad
ad Ask fog "Xowlaale Odosta:

noulerons.
Ikri Henry Gordon, Hampton Court.
Captain Arrow, Norfolk square, Hyde.park.
William Austin. gnu., Director of the Metropolitan Railway and
of thejgambre and Meuse Railway.
M. de Bolasiare. Passage de la Madeleine, Paria, and Chateau do
Trouillol, fairer.
Eugene Collina, Han,., 9, Gracechurchatreet.
Chevulier Ewing P. de Cokinhoun, Consul-General for Olden-
burgh. 1, Laurence Pountney-luil.
F. K. Dumas. Eq., ;Menus. Dumas, Hankey, and Co.), 26, Fen-
church-street.
Charles Hagerman, Req., Chevalier de l'Ordre de HUH., de
fmcde, 28, Chaussee den Marlyn. Parta
Jophnar Broderick Hartwell, lag., 1, Brunswick-place, Regent's-
Williamk Vaughan Morgan, Esq. (Mtwara Morgan Brothers),
lbw-lane, and Langley-lodge, Lewisham.
Major Yeho A. W. Mortara, 7, Cambridge-road, Brighton.

.lAinurra

The tido° Bank of EnglandaddPrance, /13. King William-street,
London, 0. Boulevard des Capuclnea. Parts
Messrs. Adam and Co., Boulogne sur.Mer.
The National and Provincial Hank of England, Folkestone.
Messrs. !terries, Farquhar, Davidson, Chapman, and Co., 10. St.
Jammesatreet.

i4:Wu;t7 iirograorton'street
Paler de la Berthelllfte, Notary. 6, Sue du FaubourgSt. Honor*,
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Y. Nary, Eq., Notary, Plre7au Ble, Boulogne star Mer.

ivprroas.
Henry Matteris, Fag. Public Accountant, 6, Lothbury.
('buries F. 116,2 - RM.. Public Accountant. 7, Oreaham street
M. de tiarcol, 26, no de Courcelle, Parks
BRoEßß—Fraacts Burnend, Esq., County-chambers, Cornhill,
and 78, Lombard street, London.
SRCRSTARIZB PRO TRIP.
Richard Cardin, 14q., London.
Frederick Borg. Esq., Paris.
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No. 1, Winchester house. 01(1Brdri:Sireet, KC., and 53,
James's-street, S.W., London.
Passage des Princes. Boulevard des Itallens, Parts.

This Company has been formed for the purpose of establishing
a " through system" of hotel accommodation between London
and Paris and elsewhere, and all necessary powers have been
secured In the articles of association for carrying out this de-
sirable object.
The advantages of uniting under one management the French
and English systems of an Hotel business, combining the solid
comforts of English life with the elegance and variety of French
living, will be fully appreciated by the tourist and traveller of
both countries, and there is nothing that will more certainly
secure thegood opinion and patronage of the public, and at the
same time increase the habit or desire for travelling, than the
knowledge that a similar and fixed tariff of charges can be
depended ap h throughout an entire route.
Favourable arrangements have been made for the purchase of
Mermen's Hotel, In Paris, and first-clam Hotels in Boulogne sod
Folkestone, so that an immediate and profitable business will be
secured to the Company, and which their large capital and
eonnexisns will enable them still further to increase from the
very day they take possession of each separate eetabilshment
Each proprietor agrees to take one third of the purchase money
In shares for the property sold by him, and guarantee. a ate per
cent dividend for the first year on the amount he receives.
Portions of the purchase money of some of ,the properties can
also remain on tnortgace.
For the London Establishment the Directors have been able to
secure one of the most valuable and important freehold pro-
perties In the metropolis, terms of purchase having been con-
cluded for that extensive mansion in 9t James'nstreet, formerly
known as Crockforses Club House, and a large portion of the
adjoining property. Upon this advantageous site It is intended
to erect an hotel suitable in every respect to the requirements
and importance of this onderting, bat until complete posses-
sion of the whole property nm be obtained, the present rentals
and return' will enable the proprietor to guarantee a minimum
dividend to the shareholders of six per cent on the amount of
purchase mercy. Shareholden will therefore receive at least
rf x per cent, for the first year on the amount paid up by them
from date of allotment, and will be at liberty to anticipate calls
by paying up in full.
The fell benefit to be derived from the system "en corres-
pondence" will he thus offered to families and trsvellers, whether
proceeding direct to eithe;•=tai, or stopping at either port for
or recreation and the dismal-
'ft P:nraine:ooyfanbce hitherto experienced throughout a journey,
arising front the different manner to which diffethut hotels see
cooducted, will be avoided: visitors will also be able to make
their own arrangements in London or Perla, or at either esta-
blishment " en route,- with the utmost confidence se toexpense,
and the full assurance of finding every domestic comfort to
which they are accustomed.

When fnfb ;tip; ;Led, It is the intention of the directors to
llPPolat wouriars to accompany certain specified trains for the
assistance of passengers Intending to stop at Wier of the hotels
belonging to this Company. The protection thus afforded
whilst travelling will not only materially tend to the comfort of
ladies. families, and invalids, If alone, but will save victorsgene.
rally much trouble, and satiety all as to the safety of their
'Wage. &c.
As there will be a banking department In each hotel belong.
Mg to this Company, the inconvenience and loss so generally
esp-rtenced In the exchange of foreign money will be avoided.
English and foreign letters of credit will also be granted and
negotiated.
The business of an hotel when properly conducted, whether
carried on by a public Company or by private enterprise. is found
to be highly remunerative, and the Directors of this Company
believe that the present undertaking, which is commenced under
peculiar advantages, will yield large profits upon the capital
love.ted.
Applications for shares, In the form attached to
should be addressed to the Secretary, Banker,, or Bretrire°rsoefettre.
Company. A deposit of 10k on each share applied for must be
previously paid to the Bankers, or at the Offices of the Company
in London or Perla where the Articles of Association can be
seen ; sad In the event of no allotment being made, the deposit
money will be returned In full.

THE LONDON and PARIS HOTEL
COMPANY iLtmlied).

NOTICE 18 111LREniCilfitif that the BRAKE LIST for
ENGLAND will CLONE on TUESDAY. the 9th Instant, after
which no further application will be received.

1110 ENGLISH and RUSSIAN BANK
(Limited'.
To he established under the Companies Act. 1862, for carrying on
business in Ramis by virtue of an exclusive Concession granted
by the lmparial Russian Government.
Capital L 2,500.000, in 25,000 phares of 100 each
(With power to increase)
LS per share to be ?lid on

BAMILERS-Yvan.lio tTaki; Is. Lombard-
street. LC.

Baositas Messrs. Meanie, 11 Antelcoert. Throestortoe-
- street, EC.

Boucrroas Mears Ash;;;;t7"lWirla, and Knight, 6, Old
Jewry, K.C.

This Bank will be established under an exclusive concession
from the Imperial Russian Government tllmiting the liability of
the shareholders), with permission to open establishments in
such cities and towns threw:limit the 'union Empire as the
Conn of Director, may deem proper.
This Bank will be the 11r4 established In the Hannan Empire on
English principles of banking. In fact, in the Interior of gnats,
with the exception of Moscow, there is virtually no banking
accommodation whatever : although, in order to keep pace with
the rapidly increasing production and commercial development
of the Russian Empire, banking facility has become an absolute
necessity.

iieeiPorta of Runts during the last 85 yens have trebled In
amount, and the average exports to England alone In the yearn
18d0, 1861, and 1362, amounted to nearly 614,006000 sterling p r
annum.

The rate charged by the State Bank at the present moment la
se per cent.. and in the open market the Mt mercantile paper
cannot be discounted under? per con. When the high standing
of the firms Imaged in the Russian trade Is borne in mind, ft is
evident that the St. Petersham trade alone will yield a large
profit to a well-regulated Bank ; and when it is remembered that
In the Interior interest rules (seceding to dietricts• at from 8 to
15 per cent., it may fairly be Rammed that the prospects of tide
Bank are even better than those of the LowdonJoltit.stock Banks,
of which the four principal have. as is well known. raid dividends
of from 15 to 54 per cent. per annum on their pald.up capital.
The roar' of Directors will be formed from the most Influen-
tial of the shareholders. In accordance with the terms of the
preliminary concession already obtained. No payment will be
required or liability incurred until the shares have been duly
allotted.

In the meantime applications in the annexed form will be
received by the brokers, Messrs. Ricardo, 11, Angel-court,
Throgmortonotreet, EC., and at the temporary others of the
Company, Ltd, Lombard-street, EC., et both of which ;dozenth,
forms may be obtained. _ . .

-(1-1:61DE WARD CHALLIS, Secretary, ad tut.