The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-02 00:00:00

---titisConirany is calculated to secure the Public a ainet the
fraud and extortion often practised on those whose temporary wants
are taken advantage of by the avaricious, and will soya the tunes.
dtt of rasonesprto Moser Ladders. ' tt. • • -
This Establishmeat will afford an eligible opportunity of invest.
lag money. It will incur no debts,--its arrangements will be eco-
nomical, and its principle Simple and satisfactory.
It will yield advantage to the Public by the information it will
convey. and afford asnatanee to those who require an immediate
loan upon their property, as well as security to the Vendor against
any loss., and prompt Payment immediately the Sales are carried
into effect.
The advantage to those who have Property incumbered by Mort-
gage or Annuity, anti are restricted from selling without the con-
sent of the Mortgagee or Annttitant, will be great ; as this Corn.
pony will pay off those Incumbrances, where the Security is suffi-
cient, and sell the property divested of them.
All Persons who require an advance upon Property offered foe
Sale may have the advantage of a Loan during the tune their Psi.
perty may be exposed in the public room of the Company, fur Sale!
by private contract or public auction.
Thise who have Property to dispose of and do not require a
Loan, will find this Establishment capable of selling the same
either by Private Contract or Public Auction, with a facility and
success peculiarly advantageous.
The rate of Commission will be fixed and moderate, and ex-
pressed in a printed Table, unincumbered by the numerous extra
charges generally Introdeced ; and, consequently, the vendor trill.
be enabled to calculate his expense with certainty.
From calculations made by able and experienced men, it is as-
certained that the profits will be always adequate to protect the
Company against disappointment in the receipt of its income, and
secure to the Proprietors the regular payment of a dividend, which
it is proposed should be made halt' yearly, at the rate of SI. per
Cent. per annum, leaving the surplus profit to form a Fund, to be
divided at future periods among the Proprietors, in such manner as
may be most conducive to their general interests.
Each Proprietor will be entitled to one vote for fire shares, two
for ten, three for twenty. four for thirty and under fifty, five for
fifty and under one hundred, and one hundred Shares and upwards
six votes; upon which his Subscription or Instalments may have
been paid.
No Proprietor shall hold more than two hundred Shares. A
Deposit of Tao Pounds per Share will be required to be paid to
the Bankers of the Company, on the distribution of the Shares,
and the remainder by such instalments as, from time to time, the
concerns of the Company may require, not leas than thirty days
notice to be given of such call.
This Company will not assume to act as a Corporate Body, un-
less authorised by Charter or Act of Parliament, or in any other
manner cannery to Law.
A Deed of Settlement for the regulation of this Company will be
prepared ; and the same, when ipproved by the major part of the
Directors, is to be deemed the proper Deed for carrying the objects
of the Company into effect. It will contain all the usual Regula-
tions, Covenants, Provisoes, Powers of Reference to Arbitration,
Forfeiture of Shares, and other Clauses, as the Directors, or the
major part of them, may think best adapted to the Circumstances of
the Company.
The Deed, when executed, will be enrolled in the High Court of
Chancery.
No Share to be transferred until after payment of the Instal-
ments previously called for, and the Deed of Settlement executed,
and then only to such Persons as may execute the said Deed sod
be approved by the Board of Directors.
All Shares upon which the Instalments remain unpaid for the
space of 21 days after the time fixed for payment of the souse by
the Board of Directors, shall become forfeited, together with the
Deposit or Instalments which may have been previously paid
thereon.
The Affahe of the Company will be under the management of
the Board of Directors, assisted by proper Officers of experience
and respectability.
Applications for Shares to be made by letter, free of postage,
addressed, " Imperial Estate Company," to Messrs. Barclays,
Tritton, and BOW, Bankers ; the Office of Joseph Cohen, Esq.
Stock Exchange; or to John Dickinson, Esq. Solicitor, 6, New
Broad-street.
At a Meeting of the Shareholders of the said Company, held at
the London Tavern, this Ist day of August 1825, it was
Resolved—That all Deposits and Monies received, or to be lc-
ceind, on the part of the said Company, be paid into the Banking.
house of Messrs. Barclay, Tritton, and Bevan, whose receipt only
shall be sufficient.

IL the Lottery drawn Friday. nth July,
3,613 a Prize of 2105:1/.
8,6d7 a Prize of 2,0001.
And several other Capitals, were shared and sold by

Jand J. SIVEIVRIGHT, who respectfully take
• leave to state, that it is the positive determination of Par-
liament to abolish Lotteries for ever at the conclusion of the present

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'Drawing.
The Scheme now before the Public, not only embrace• all the
popular points of the late Lotteries, but it contains 100.000!. in
I.'our Prizes of 23,0001. each, and from the increased number of
Prizes, the Grand Total of 218,2041. in sterling Money will be
distributed all In One Day, 31st August.
Tickets and Shares ars nog on Sale at J. and J. Sivewrights' for-
tunate Offices, No. 37, Comhill • 11, llolhom ; mad 38. Hay-
market, Loudon, where tb.y sold 12,470, a Prize of 50,000 L,
and wend other Capitals.