The Sun.
London, England, 1863-02-02 00:00:00

THE FACTAGE • PARISIEN,
PARIS GENERAL PARCELS POST 'and INTER-
NATIONAL CARRYING COMPANY.
(Incorporated in accordance with the enteredn
Acts of 1666-57, and the International' Treaty into
between England and Fran Ce. May, 1862, relative to Public
Companies established in both countries.)
Capital £2c0,000, in 10,000 • shares of £2O each. Deposit on
application, £1 per share, and on allotment £1 per share,
DIRECTORS.
Sir James Carmichael, Bart., Chairman of the Submarine
Telegraph Company, London.
M. E. Porcade, De le Revue des deux Mondes, et de la Se-
maine Financiere,l7, Boulevard de la Madeleine, Paris.
Sir Cusack Roney, Director of the London, Chatham, and
Dover /railway, 15, Langham-place, Portland-place,

London.
M. G. Poujard'hieu, Anc'en Sicretaire G6n6ral des Chemins
de Fer du Midi, 6, Rue de M ilan, paris.
Lightly Simpson, Esq, Director of the Great Eastern Rail-
way, 26, Gower-street, Bedford-square), London.
M. V. S. Jarry, of the Firm of M. M. Jarry, Sureaus and Co.,
Bankers, Rue Lafitte, Paris.
Miles Stringer, Esq., f, Austin-friars, London.
Adam Schoales, Esq., tate Messrs. Dunlop alid•:SiglOales,
Eastbourne-terrace, London.
GENERAL MANAGER -Monsieur M. P. Boriliei.
SECRETARY—T. A. Masey, Esq.
AUDITOR—James Legeyt Daniell, E5q,,.2, RoyakEabange-
buildings, London, L.C.

BANKERS.
Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, 1, Lombard-street; Lon-
don, E.
Union Bank of England and France, Paris.
Messrs. Jarry, Bureau, and Co., Paris, Lions, !Indllittsellles.
BROKERS -Sir Bober t Carden and Son,' 2, RoyitrEltehange-

buildings, London, EL(.
OFFICES - 5-, Threadneedle-street, L 01140121
58, Rue de Provence, " '

NOTICE,

The great addition totrietntffic between Engl=4 and
France, consequent on the commercial treaty, render" Aopie
better mode of conducting it an absolute necessity.
To meet this want and to do for Para what Oaf Parcels
Delivery Company has done for London, and Fiettprds,aad
other great carriers have done for England, tuis company has
been established. •

At present Paris is without a Parcels Delivery ompany,
and the international traffic so imperfectly organised that no
reliable through rates can be ascertaino4 between.lbelia,
and lerenoixurcivincialtaisiseise
.rins company poE3esect3 exclusive and peculiar privileges
granted by a decree under date of 10th January, 1862, by the
Prefet and the municipality of Paris—privileges indispen-
sable ior the local trade, and invaluable /or the international
traffic.

Negotiations have been successfully opened with some of
the leading French and English railwgs, who not only offer
to make arrangements with the " Factage Parisien" to act as
their agents and carriers, but to render to it every support in
their power, as wi,l be seen (in the prospectus, from letters
recrived from the London, Chatham, and Dover, the Great
Western. and the Great Northern Railways of England.

At the 80 offices of the company authorised by the above-
mentioned concession to be established in Paris, Railway and
other Tickets will be issued, and every information given to
merchants and travellers.

At these offices parcels and goods will be received for deli-
very in every part of the world at rates periodically pub-
lished, which will be profitable to the company, though the
charges will be no higher than the cost which would have to
be incurred by the sender, were he to undertake the excessive
trouble of superintending the transfer of the goods to the
different railway and navigation companies, and the pay-
ment of the duties thereon.
The company will thus perform the business of Railway
Carriers, General Carriers, Agents for Railways, Steamboats,
an,l other conveyances.
The Articles of Association may be seen on application at'
the offices of the company, where, as well as at the brokers,
prospectuses and every information, together with detailed
estimates, letters from the railway companies, and forms of
application for shares may be obtained.

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
To the Directors of the Factage Parisien, Limited.

Gentlemen,—Having paid the deposit of £1 per share on
shares in "The ractage Parisien, Limited," I request
that you w 11 allot me that number of shares, and I agree to
accept the same or any less number you may allot to me, sub-
ject to the Memorandum and Articles of Association, and I
authorise you to add my name to the register of shareholders
of the Company.

Usual Sienature
Name in full, plainly written
Description or Addition
Address

Note.—lf more convenient, applicants may send a crossed
cheque to the offices of the company, and the bankers' recel
will be forwarded by post. l

" DINNA FORGET " that Signor GIUGLINi
sings in the GREAT ST. JAMES'S HALL o 4
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February ii. This being most
positively his last appearance in England previous to his de-
p
E arture for " Vienna," Admission Tickets GNP.
's SHILLING
ACH, should be secured before hand, at Austin office, 28,
Piccadilly. Sofa stalls, is. each.