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London, England, 1863-05-09 00:00:00

Military Bands will again play.
Alter which the Memorial Committee will read an Address,
H.R H. the Prince of Wales will order the uncovering of
the Memorial, which will be announced by a flourish of
trumpets and a salute of Artillery, after which Military
a lisle will be performed and the Fountains will play.
The Royal Party, headed by the Procession, will then walk
round the Gardens, stopping at various points to see the
Memorial and the Garden.
The route will be marked by barriers and banners ; and it,
Is
requested that dui in the Procession no -pectators will
remain tationary.
In the event of rain, the line of Procession will keep under
the cover of the Arcade.
The Exhibition Building will be thrown open to the
Visitors.
GEORGE GODWIN, lion. Sec. Memorial Committee.
W. W. SAUNDERS, Hon. Sec. of the Horticultural.

10TH JUNE, 1863 —UNCOVEItING of the
MEMORIAL, of the EXHIBITION of 1851.
In the Prrsenc,e of their R.R.ll.lL's
The PRINCE and PRINCESS of WA! ES.
Cards of Admission, price 15s. each, if obtained before the
27th of May ; 20s. up to 9th of June ; and 50s. on day.
A. MURRAY.

INNS OF COURT HOTEL COMPANY
(Limited).
NOTICE IS TIEREBY GIVEN, That the Certificates for
the haras allotted will be rea 'y to be exchanged for the
Bankers' receipts on and alter the 27th inst.
Applications for the remaining unalloted Shares must be
made to the Secretary on or before the 27th in•t.

By order.
R. T. L. BEWLEY, Secretary.
G 3, W.C.,
7th Dray, 1863.

THE IMPERIAL ROYAL PRIVILEGED
UNION BANK OF AUSTRIA. (Limited).
Capital, £2,000,000 sterling.
Bankers—Messrs. Masterman, Peters, and Co., Nicholas-lane.
Solicitors—Messrs. Crowder, Maynard, Son, and Lawford.
Brokers—Messrs. HIP, Fawcett, and Hill.
PRELIMINARY STATEMENT.
1. The Government of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor
of Austra, impressed with the importance of extending to
that country the benefits of joint-stock banking, has granted
to his Excellency the Baron de Thierry a weliminary con-
cession for the establishment of a Bank, with branches
throughout the Empire, to be conducted on English banking
principles.
2. As an evidence of the wide field open for such an insti-
tution, it may be stated that while England, with a popula-
tion of 30,000,000, has more than 1,500 joint-stock banks, in-
eluding branches, Austra, with a population of 39,000,000, has
only five banks, with a very limited number of branches.
3. The recent ac passed by the Am trian Legislature for
the resumption of cash payments on or before the Ist January,
1.67, is founded on principles identical with those governing
the Bank of England. This important financial reform, corn-
bined with the great progress recently made in the constitu-
tional government of Austria, must pace all commercial
operations on a sounder and more stable basis.
4. The vast agricultural and mineral resources of Austria,
which become daily more largely developed by the railways
already existing, as well as by tose in course of completion,
and which find a ready market in this country, require bank-
ing facilities co-extensive with commercial progress.
6. The system of banking as known in Great Britain and
some of the Continental States is so little in use in Austria
that the ordinary practice amongst merchants and others is
to keep within their own hands their deposits of bullion and
other securities, and each of the Governmental Departments
is for the extent of its own funds its own banker.
0. It is anticipated that the commercial community will be
induced from the facilities afforded them to deposit with th
establishment bullion and securities which they now retain in their own cash-boxes ; and the communications which have
p issed with the Austrian Government justify the belief that
the " Imperia Royal Privileged Union Bank' willbecome the
banke.s for the several mate Departments, his Excellency the
Minister of Finance h tying, in reply to the application made
for the prliminary concession, stated " l'hat the Government,
looking. with satisfa tion on the creation of an establishment
so beneficial, would afford it every rossible assistance."
7. The statutes of the Bank, which have been submitted to
the Imperial Government, are formed on the established
principles of limited liability.
8. The subjoined letter has been this day received from his
F.xceilency Baron de TII terry, Privy Councillor of his Imperial
Royal Majesty the Emperor of Austria:—

prof" I have to acknowledge the receipt of the proof of Bn3n-
cial means required for the establishment of the Imperial
and Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria (Limited) you
have this day given me for the purpose of placing it in a lega-
lised form before the Government of his Majesty the Empe-
ror, my most gracious iovere gn.
" The condition precedent to the approval of the statutes
having been thereby fulfilled, and the Government thus
enauled to apply for the sanction of his Imperial Majesty to
the definite cvneession authorising* the opening of the said
Imperial and Royal Privileged Union Bank, I t ereby autho-
rise you, in pursuance of authority granted to me in a letter
from the Imperial Finance Minister, his Excellency Herr. von Plena r, dated Vienna, the Bth December, 1862, No. 4,802,
P.M.' and in accordance with the law of November 26, 1852,
Art. 7, Lit. B, Art. 15, Lit. A, and Art. 17, to take the neces-
sary steps for securing toe capital, and also to issue to the
publio the prospectus which you have this day submitted to
me, and in a hich you have correctly stated that on the suc-
cessful establishment of the Bank the valuable privileged po-
sition for which application has been made to thellmperial
Government may be expected to be conceded.
"Your obedient servant,
(Signed) "A. BAR. DE TDIERRY."
A Prospectus, with an influential list of Direcnrs, will be
published in due course.
In the meantime a Subscription List is opened at the offices of Messrs. Hill, Fawc.tt, and Hill, 29, Threadneedle-street, E.U.

THE SKARA (NORWEGIAN) SILVER
MINING COMPANY (Limited.
Grant direct from the King of Sweden and Norway.
Incorporated under "The Joint-stock Companies Act, 1862,"
by which the liability of shareholders is strictly limited to
the amount of their respect,ve subscriptions.
Capital £50,000, in 25,000 shares of £2 each.
Deposit, 58. per share on application, and 15s. per share on
allotment.
_ _

No further call to be made within 12 months, and then not
exceeding ss. per share.

DIRECTORS.
The Right Hon. Lord Carvagh, Carlton Club, S.W.
Sir Robert J. Clifto - Bart., M.P., Clifton Hall, Nottingham.
William Cox, Esq., Harley-road. St. John's-wood (Di-
rector of the Linares and Alam lloi Mining Companies).
Benjamin Collett, Esq., 2, Royal Exchange-buildings, and 25,
Belgrave-road, S.W.
James Crosby, Esq., Streatham, Director of the Linares and
Fortuna Companies.
C. Letteom Elliot, Esq., 7, Hyde-park-gate, South, W.
J. If. Lundt, Esq. (Danish Counsellor of Commerce', Copen-
hagen, and Winchester-street.
C. F. sell, Esq., Kongsberg, Director of the Norwegian Go-
vemt Mine.
W. J.rn Veiann, Esq.,s 64, Cornhill, and The Woodlands, Lewis-
ham, S.E.

AUDITOR.
W. Barton Ford, Esq, public accountant, 28, King-street,
Cheapside, E. ;.
BROKERS.
Messrs. Sims and Hill, 3 Bartholomew-lane, E.C.
Messrs. Wilkinson and lngleby,
BANKERS.
London and County Bank, Lombard-street, E.C.
SOLICITORS,
Messrs. R. and S. blullens, 7, Poultry, B.C.
Offices-2, Royal Exchange-buildings, E.C.
ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS.
This Comr any is formed for the purchase and working of
the celebrated native silver mines of Norway, known as the
" Skara Mines."
The exclusive rights over all the precious metals in the
entire district, are held by the present proprietors in perpe-
tuity, under a grant direct from the King of Sweden and
Norway, at a merely nominal rent of GO specie thal rs 'about
£18) per annum, and they will be conveyed to the company
on most advantageous terms, the vendors agreeing to accet.t
£15,M0 for their entire interest therein, £10,500 thereof pay-
able in fully paid-up shares
A full statement wi•l be supplied on application. contain-
ing detailed particulars as to the works already in ctive
operation in the district. its great resources, and the general
tate of mining prosp-cts in Norway for native silver It has
been drawn up from the returns made by the authority of
the Norwegian i•overnment. The well ascertained existence
of silver veins of great richness throughout the property does
away
tions. with the uncertainty usually attendant on mining
opera
The statistics ive show that the Norwegian Government
mines during 15 years ending 1858, wurking on exactly simi-
lar ground in an adjoining district, yielded on an avera:e
ti 5,110 per annum, which, after allowing £10,910 yearly for
expenses, left an annual average net rrofit of £44.200 yearly,
while the returns just published for ma give a net profit of
£67,328.
By special permission the official director of the Norwegian
Government Mines has joined the board of the " Skara."
No payment of any kind will be chargeable against the
expenses will
Company for promotion, and the preliminary
be confined solely to actual necessary outlay.
Pro,pectuses in full, with the f; overnment reports and
statistics mentioned above, the repo, is of Mr. I. 11. Clennenta,
C.E., F.G.S., w ose experience in silver ruining operations
in Mexico and South America embrace a period of 27 years.
of Mr. Th. b ordarn, late Superinti ndent of the Norwegian
Go, ernment Mines, and forms of applications for shares, can
be obtained at the Brokers, Solicit°, s. or Offices of the Com-
pany,
from any of whom they will be forwarded post free if
requested.

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CERENIONT AI, to be 013SERVF,1) on 10th
June, at UNCOVERING the MEMORIAL of the
ITIBI I' lON of rirl, and Statue of H.R.H. the Prince
Cnnsort, in the presence of their R.R.H.II.'s the PRTN4 ; E
and PaINCESS of WAL k.S and other Members of the Royal
Farnily.The Guests invited to take part in the Procession will as
sembie at the West Dome of the Exhibition Building.
While assembling- Military Bands will play.
The Royal P.irtv will be received at the We,t Dome en-
trance by the Executive of the Memorial Committee.
Their It. rt.lT.H.'s will proceed down the Nave to a Balcony
over the Southern Entrance of tr,e Horticultural Gardens,
and their arrival will be ant ounced by a flourish of trumpets.
"God save the Queen " ill be played by Three Military
Bands united in the Ante-Garden.
The Council of the Horticultural Scciety will present an
Address.