The Sun.
London, England, 1863-05-13 00:00:00

NEWCAST

A fair quantity of wheat on
at a slight decline in prices.
trade in oats. Beans in shorl
Old white wheat..s7s to 61s I
New do. 50s to 513 I
Malting barley....37s to 42s
Grinding d 0... .28s to 30s I

CORK—TIJEsDA.Y. - v
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The following were the quotations this rll,° bar'"'d
. 4, 4
wheat, 8s Od to Os Od ; white, —s Od to --"' BOa An , ''
8d to Os Od ; oats, Os Od to Os Od.bl ck --''
; a
7s Bd.

11
MELTON MOWBRAY—TuODAI;ite 4
The following were the currencies .—NeWir 36 35 °t:
'
49s Od to 54s Od; new red,
3
43s Od to 49$ e
beans, 40s to 43s for old • ' new sorts, 34s to 3.;,,°1;er
barley, 32s to 35; for malting, and 28s to "
grinding; oats, 20s to 30s Od per 24 stone.

Births. Arlit3 Se
ABRAIIA.3I.—On the 11. th inst ,at Barton •-1 tlv
the Hon. Mrs. Abrahau3, of a.son. gh egjlt h
GORDON.—On the 9th inst., at the Curran
toe, t.
Hon. Mrs. Gordon, of a daughter. .41'
.11)00
lIOPETOTTN.—On the 12th inst., at 49, Baton 1
Countess of Hopetoun, of a son.
Lady 14
PILKINGTON.—On the 11th inst., at Chevel,

Swinnerton Pilkington, of a son.
ao'r
Marriages. 0.
at
COX—BABINGTON.—On the 17. h Februar.v.
Madras presidency, William Trevelyolf,: Cingadil
66th Regt., eldest son of Wm. T. Cot, -P,!„sit'of
Court Dorset, to Lily Katht.r.ine, datlgu'' /441cP:
Colonel Babington. s oth, S%
HOPKINS—Voss.—On the 12th inst. -Cito Icerf
Church, John Hopkins, Esq., of Sea',,f°,r'-lstr.oss, °-
Hams fourth daughter of the late J.
Swansea.

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Esq., solicitor, aged 68.

Lonsoclit,orniLodrlinil.n2t,ed and Published byWlLLl°llfisiees;°l
tShteranrdr,ecrinrientteort, athteT:voSyll,lllotue coot,
Middlesex.—Wednesday. Alay 13, WI

THE ROYAL MARINE HOTEL COMPANY
OF KINGSTOWN (Limited).
• Incorporated under The Companies' Act, 1862 "by whfch
the liability of Shareholders is limited to the amount of their
Subscriptions.

Capital, £lOO,OOO, in 20,000 Shares of £5 each, of which it is
anticipated only £75,000, or £3 15s. per Share, will be called
up. Deposit on application 108 per Share, and £1 on allot-
ment. Calls not to exceed £1 each, and at intervals of not
less than two months.

DIRECTORS.
Joseph Boyce, Esq D.L., J.P. U 1 per Mount-street, Dublin
Maurice Broo a, Esq., of Sackville-place, Dublin, Merchant
William Duran, Esq., D.L., .J.P., High Sheriff of the City of
Dublin, and Bray Castle, County of Wicklow
Robert Gray, 14:eq., Banker, College Green, Dublin, and Tem-
ple-hill, Monkatown
William Francis Green, Esc' , Belvedere-place, Dublin
bir Ralph lloward, Bart., Director of the National Bank, 17,
Bel. ri ye-square, LondJn; and Royal Sr. George's Yacht
• Clu. 'ngstown
Admir • Burton Macnamara, Royal St. George's Yacht
Club, 4 stown ; and Army and Navy lub, London
Ilmr,h 0 l4.rke, Esq., 4, Brefin-terrace, Kingstown, county
Dublin ' • and New-row, Dublin, Merchant
The Hon. Col. Rowley, M.P., Bodrhyddan Rhyl ; and Clarges-
street, Mayfair, London
W. IL Russe,l, Esq., LL.D., Sumner-place, Onalow-square,
' South Kensington _ _ _

nomas Vance, 'Esq., J.P., Black Rock House, county Dublin

ANRERS.
London—The National Bank, 011 Broad-street.
Ireland—The National Bank and its Branches; the Royal
Bank, Dublin.
Liverpool—The National Bank of Liverpool.
SOLICITORS.
London—David Gray, Esq., I, Furnival's-Inn.
Dublin—Messrs Kiernan and Tracy, 13, Cork-hilL
BRUICERS.

London—Messrs. Hitehens and Harrison, 21, Threadneedle-

street .E.C.
Dublin—Edward Fox, Esq., 51, Dame-street.

Liverpool—A. J. Gnosspilfav, Esq., Barned's-buildings,
Castle-street.

Manchester—Messrs. Eckersley and Son, Bull Head-cham-
bers, Market-place.

ARCHITECTS.
William F Caldbeck, F.R.1.A.1.
Thomas Kelly, Esq.
SECRETARY, pro tem.
Lambert Smith, Esq.
TEMPORARY OFFICES.
14, Gresham House, Old Broad-street, E.C.

The object of this Company is to provide the only require-
ment necessary to render Kingstown one of the most attrac-
tive and complete watering places in the United Kingdom, by
the erection of a first-class Hotel, in a style of comfort and
elegance sufficient to satisfy the most fastidious taste, and
resembling in all its arrangements those princely establish-
Meets which have lately sprung up in all favourite localities
on the sea coast of England and the continent.
Kingstown has been long recognised as the most important
,mail packet station in Ireland—is justly celebrated for the
salubrity of its climate and beauty of its environs—is crowded
.throughout the year by a constant influx of tourists and
visitors, and yet, strange to /3Rn is most peculiarly deficient
in the character and extent of its Hotel accommodation.
The Directors, feeling that the most important step to-
wards a realisation of their views was to secure a site o
favourable elevation, facing the sea, and commanding beau-
. tiful and extensive prospects, have purchased the Royal
Hotel, together with the adjacent gardens and grounds,
*belonging to Mr. Gresham—a property in every way
adapted to the purpose, and capable of still further im-
provement.
Lords Longford and De Vesci, the lords of the soil, influ-
enced by a desire to encourage an undertaking so calculated
to enhance the value of house property in Kingstown and its
vicinity, havA accorded an extension of the lease of this pro-
perty for a long term of years, on unusually advantageous
terms.

It is evident that this rurchase will immediately ensure to
the Company a lucrative and well-developed connexion,
Which can at once be taken advantage of, and it is hoped by
energy and attention rendered highly profitable.
It is proposed that, without any loss of time. a new esta-
blishment shall be erected on the most eligible portion of the
Pleasure grounds, capable of containing concert and assem-
bly rooms, spacious and well-ventilated drawing, coffee, and
dining-rooms, ladies' coffee-room, billiard and smoking
saloons, together with numerate suites of private and sleep-
ing apartments, arranged in accordance with a scale of
charges proportioned to the extent of accommodation
afforded.
It is also proposed to form Promenade Grounds, orna-
mented with terraced gardens, fountains, and statuary, and
to place the Hotel in direct communication with Carlisle-
pier, by means of a colonnade, fitted up as a Conservatory
thus securing to visitors a pleasing and easy
approach to the
yachts and steamers in the Harbour, and, at the same time,
the
pre serving that quiet and privacy BO essential to comfort, and
which
midst o only f
its appertains
own grounds. to Hotels situated, as this will be, in
It is also to be observed that, independent of the pleasure-
grounds reserved for the exclusive use of the visitors to the
Hotel, there is included in the purchase some valuable plots
of building ground, presenting line frontages, and from which
a considerable rental will be realised, and also a tract of
land sloping towards the sea, and commanding varied and
extensive prospects which afford an admirable site for Horti-
cultural Exhibitions, or Musical Promenades, and which
maybe made a source of annual income of no small import-
ance to the Company.

Amongst other matters, it is in contemplation to erect an
Arcade capabl , of containing 30 suites of apartments, with
shops attached, which, when completed, will prove highly
attractive, and, at a moderate calculation, will secure to the
Proprietary a yearly income averaeing Zha 0.
The varied attractions which will be thus presented to the
public must doubtless be peculiarly appreciated by those
whom pleasure or business avocations call so frequently to
Ireland, and may tend in no slight degree to materially in-
crease their number.

It is unnecessary for the Directors to call attention to the
uninterrupted success which has marked the progress of
similar undertakings—the dividends averaging,
stances, from 10 to 30 per cent. The apecta in manyandpec nullfa;
advantages offered in the present instance, together with the
universally admitted necessity which exists for such a
ject, justify the Directors in regarding its success, in a:ormo--
mercial point of view, as beyond doubt.
The Ar ides of Association are open to inspection at the
Offices of the Solicitor to the Company. After the comple-
tion of all preliminary arrangements, the affairs of the Com-
pany will be conducted under local management, either in
Dublin or a Kingstown.
In addition to 2,200 Shares which have already been taken
by the Vendors, in part payment of the purchase money, a
large number have been subscribed for by the Directors and
their friends. Application for the remainder to be made in
toe subjoined form, which will be received by the Brokers of
the Company in London. Liverpool, and Manchester, or any
member of the Stock Exchange in Dublin ; or by the Secre-
n.r,_ at the London Offic s, provided the same are accompa-
led by the Bankers' receipt for payment of the required
deposit of 10s. per share. In case sufficient capital is not sub-
acuardibeerutakt warrant the. Directors in proceeding with the
g, all deposits will be returned in full.
POR

-41 K OP APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
To the Directors of the Royal Marine Hotel Company of
Gentlemen,_RaviKniougstown (Limited).
Think the surn " paid to your credit with the
Share--; of-C Z 5 each inltrOußeosytatlh3altayroinuewhilloitaellloCtomme-
pany of Kingstown (Limited), and I hereby agree to accept
such shares. or any smaller number that may be allotted to
me, subject to the regulations ot the Company and I further
authorise You to enter my name in the register of the Corn-
pany for tlie number of shares to be ailotted to me.
I run, Gentlemen, your obedient servant,
Name in full
Address in. full
Date ........ -

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