The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-22 00:00:00

ORWICH and LEICESTER RAILWAY;
the Direct Line front Norfolk into the North of England.
Capital 1,500,0001., in Shares of 60/. each. Deposit 2/. per Share.
Ewatsrgans—Charles Vignoles, Esq. ; John Braithwaite, Esq.
This line will branch off from the Eastern Counties Railway at
Norwich, proceed by Dereham, Peterborough, and Stamford, and
join the Midland Countir; Railway near Leicester. By the direct
railway communication whkli. Will be thus established between the
eastern counties and the whole of tbe midland and northern coun-
ties of England, the wool-growers of the farmer will have afforded
to them a most clestrahle facility of access to their principal markets,
and the coal-owners of the latter will be enabled to supply the in-
terior parts of Norfolk and ,Infolk with coal at prices much below
those of sea-borne coal, Fish (rim Yarmouth (to which the Eas-
tern Counties Railway extends) 00 bp also conveyed by this line
to the great manufacturing towns of no3VQTII as speedily as to the
Metropolis, which will be in effect opening up so *any new markets
for the produce of the fisheries of the eastern coast.
A survey of the line is now in progress, and as soon as it is eera-
pleted a more detailed prospectus, with the names of the Provi-
sional Committee, will be ismed.
Application for shares will in 41s s mean time be received by the
Secs der,. pro. tern., 11, Austin-friars, tonadon ; Messrs. Rackham
and Mosse, and J. 0. Taylor, Esq., solicitors, Norwich ; Messrs.
Sayers and Wood, solicitors, Yarmouth ; Messrs, ii4Frifig!, and
Macauley, solicitor*, Leicester ; William Etrick, Esq., isatioaa;
Provincial Bank, Birinlohzbam ; Messrs. Leeds and Sons, brokers,
Manchester ; Joseph King, FAI,. broker, Liverpool ; Henry Ward,
Esq., National Provincial Bank, nab; Henry Taylor, Esq.,
broker, Bristol ; Isaac Fryer, Esq., solielikw, Winkel-no ; and any
of the other agents of the Eastern Counties Itaiiwaf,
J. C. ROBERTSON, Secretary pfc, its4l,
18, Austin-friars, April 18.

THE FOREIGN
—Capital £1,000,000,
First Instalment £3 per Share.
DIRE,

iANKING COMPANY.
iu 10,0d0 shares of £lOO each.

CTORS.
George Money, Eq, I Edward Hughes, Esq.
Thomas Phillpotts, Esq. Frederick E. Horneman, Esq.
BANKE Ks—Messrs. Spoooer, Mtwoods, and Co.
Soraerrous—Messrs. Birkett and Son, 3. Cloak-lane, Cheapside.

The Directors of this Establishment deem it unnecessary to set
forth the numerous and permanent advantages calculated to result
from an Institution founded on principles which cannot fail to im-
part an additional safety and security in its operations with every
commercial town and city abroad ; they would, therefore, merely
obserre, that the systematic mode of conducting pecuniary trans-
actions, which has so long existed amongst the several counties of
England, by which the merchant, manufacturer, or tradesman,
of one town make: his payments in another, without the neces•
sity of corresponding with or having an agent of his own in the
place where the payment is to be, made, is well known to all mer-
cantile men.
The extetaiee and rapidly increasing COMMtti%iaztion which sub-
sists between England and foreign countries, and between those
countries with each odwr, renders it very desirable, that with re-
gard to them, a system a. operation founded upon similar prin-
ciples should be adopted. this means merchants and others
would be enabled to effect or direct meittances to be made in
return for merchandise, &c., with more security and certainty, as
well as with less expense and trouble, than can be done at resent;p
thereby affording facilitlee to commerce which could not fail to pro,
duce a gradually increasing oigour and extent in every description
of foreign trade, attended both at home and abroad with most be-
Italia! consequences.
The large amount of accommodation tr6e, iiWch is needed by
the numerons travellers proceeding annually to and from the con-
tinent of Europe, and England, and which has been met only to A
very limited extent by two or three private bankers, affords an op-
portunity of rendering Ali an establishment highly useful, and
inimediately profitable.
The degree of success which has ettenae,d Almost all the existing
Joint Stock Banks in England and Scotland, elided to the recent
successful attempt to establish them in Ireland, must, it is con-
ceived, satisfy all persons as to the utility, as well as the pro, '
buble profit of au establishment upon similar principles, and
which is likely to attract to its,e)f a very considerable portion of the
foreign pecuniary transactions from tbe facility afforded to the Eng-
lish manffacturer by its widely, extended orrespondencies and'
agencies..
The business, of the Company will consist chiefly—
, In receiving depositi; of cash and bills, for the purpose of ef.
feeting payments, through th agency of bankers or respectable
incrouttile houses, at all the prirmii;;;l cities and commercial towns
abroad,
in mating Flo-rents and transacting pecuniary business iiiPT-
land for foreign cieff4spondents.
in the issue of circuiv notes and bills of exchange, payable by
bthyethCeobmainrceyr'ss agentsof the
at
Companyany p
in London.i pity w here they may be presented, or
In supplying travellers and others with a circulating medium of
unquestionable validity and of universal application.
AppligAtions for shares to be made to be made Bankers, Messrs.
Spooner, 40,0vpods, and Co. ; or to the Solicitors, Messrs. Birkett
and Son, 8, CleakAne, Cheapside.
CREASE'S UNly k,14.54/.. POLISH, 53, West
Smithfield. London; price One Siriiii err bottle, with
printed directions. This Liquid is very easily applied; 'requires
fur-
niture,
and pain
allted v: "
little labour in using, and produces a beautiful and durable
Polisb. k; particularly adapted for cleaning and beautifying fur-
i
r-rrin i steCillsvve6 ;r4; pe polished by it with great fa-
r,irate, brass work, Sco., panels of ear-
cilitY• Oil paintings may be freshededhand
without injury ;
and it may be found useful for renovating FrenchpoliAewwok,rk,
And for mangy
other purposes.

These facts show the great importance of the Cotton Manufacture,
in a national point of view, that it is also an extremely lucrative
one, is proved by the fact, that very large fortunes have been made
in the course of a few years, by individuals who commenced the
trade with but a very limited capital.
The seat of this, the Staple Manufacture of the country, is the
district of which Manchester may be called the centre—Manchester,
the great storehouse from whence are supplied the wants of all Eu-
rope, the vast continents of North and South America, the myriads
of British India, and even the countless millions of China. The
great bulk of the raw material' required for .this immense and
rapidly increasing consumption is imported at Liverpool, and a very
large proportion of the exports also, (which are annually in-
creasing), especially those to America and the East Indies, are
shipped at that port.
It has long been matter of surprise, that no Branch of the Cot-
ton Manufacture has been established at Liverpool. It possesses all
the advantages and facilities enjoyed by Manchester, or any part of
the extensive district over which the Manufacture is spread, with
the additional ones of having the Raw Material imported on the
spot, thus saving the carriage of that article to the various parts of
Lancashire, Yorkshire, Cheshire, and Derbyshire, &c., to which it
is transmitted ; and also that of Twist or Manufactured Goods,
again returned for Exportation at the port of Liverpool.
The extent of Steam-power that may be obtained at Liverpool
is unlimited; it is equally well (if net better) supplied with fuel,
and is more intimately connected with the Iron Districts than any
part of Lancashire or Yorkshire; and theso are admitted to be
three main requisites which combine to fix the principal scat of the
Cotton Manufacture in the north-western part of England.
Liverpool has, moreover, a large and rapidly increasing popula-
tion, for vast numbers of whom, especially the youth of both
sexes, the town affords no beneficial employment ; while even chil-
dren, who can do nothing else for a livelihood, and who are a bur-
den to the poor-rates, may be profitably employed in a Cotton
Factory.
In 'Manchester and the surrounding district, on the Contrary,
there is at this moment a great want of hands to supply the lir:
gent demands for completing the extensive orders already received;
and it may be fairly stated, that in general the supply of hands in
the Cotton Factories is inadequate to the demand. To supply this
deficiency, ancbto afford to Liverpool an opportunity of prnhtipg by
the advantages, natural and accidental, Which it possesses
,u rek,
tion to the Cotton Trade, it is proposed to establish & JOINT
STACK, COMPANY, under the above title, and on the follow.
ing poriditionskviz. ;
I. The Capital Stock of the Company to consist of 500,000/„ in
100,000 Shares of 51. each,..--the property to be vested in Trustees,
for the greater simplicity and convenience of the commercial tran-
sactions of the Company.
2. As soon as 25,000 Shares shall have been subscribed for, the
COmpany shall be considered as formed, and an appropriation of the
tihaf'go hill !RIP placer by the Provisional Committee, due regard
being had to the inteFe4to pt. the Town of Liverpool.
3. Each Subscriber, upon FeftPiVitig llia letter of appropriation,
to pay, within seven days from the date thereof, 3 Ilepsit of two
shillings and sixpence per Share, to the credit of the Provisional
Corgelitteet to be applied to defraying the expense of instituting the
PRO,9,P
4 ,
The Soares to It! trA,NPF:g.ble, the holder of the receipt for the
deposit, and ihP'Pgn.:eF' rPoPT4 !RF the §ith,rplent cells, to he
dee.r.ed the owner of tiin SIAM 19 feRPO Pftdhjcll slla4 11131I9sit
Cg
aid call or calls shall have bean paid, fAF!!!4I 4!111 shield
trans,
ferf,anTbhee
nmtraadiresienf the bcoeothkspoahy t
f the
be gm
underpany the mansmanagement and
carlooll Boitrd of five Directors, to be chosen at the first Ge.
neral Meeting 01 the §344orilicrs two of the Directors to retire
annually in rotation, but May be Fe,alPetedt .the l'aPalleie; to be
tilled up at a General Annual Aleeting coilvelleid apeclaliy for that
purpose.
6, t, General Meetings of the Company, the holder of 10
shares to have one vote ; 30 Shares, two votes ; GO Shares, three
votes ; 100 Share„NOtßO ; and one vote for every adlitiOtial
fifty Shares. A Subscriber may vote by Ids or her 1)1'041'1 in
writing or print, signed with his hr her name, awl placed in the
hands of any person, being a Subscriber, for that pufpese,
7, The Shareholders to pay a first call of IL per timre to the
Company's Bankers within 21 days after the Directors shall have
been chosen; ,ieetniti POI of 1/. per Share within GO days after,.
wards ; and the residue in stroll portionßi and at such tamest as the
Directors shall deem requisite, big threo moriths' pperiees noticp
to be given of every such intended call. Failing to pay the first
call," within the time specified, shall involve the forfeiture of the
Shares in respect of which it is payable ; interest to he charged
after the time verified for the payment of the second call, and the
Shares to be forfeited if not paid within 30 day's after it becomes tine.
8. A Deed of Settlement to be prepared, which dial) pout;jn
all necessary provisions for tho security of the Shareholders, and
the general management of the affairs of the Company.
9. If at any time one-fourth of the subscribed capital should be
the Sthhaer eCompany
ustinalulni r therebyan4
v4dlties s oilvoe4di
duentlgros
tan
emoattitiocr
sof!
at a general meeting specially eenVetied to PqnSider the Saliecti
and agree to pay the dissentients the then value or their shales!
10. In order that no unnecessary delay should take place in firing=
log dais Qpmpany into active operation, the Provisional Committee
shall have poifer tg sontract for the purchase of Land for an eligible
site for erecting the oepsoary 11114441g5, to procure Plans and Esti-
mates, and make such other pralilliiikry ufrangpriwnta lls they IW
dearn necessary.
Application for Shares to be made, under seal (past paid), ad-
dressed to " ThOProvisional Committee," at the Office of Messrs.
sadlaw Brothers, Sharebrokers, 30, Castle-street, Liverpool, of
whom PrnspeetuaN >lrid 131x11 Forms of Applications for Shares
may be obtained.
* \Form of Application for Shares I
To the Provisional Committee of the Liverpool Cotton Twist and
Power-loom Cloth Company.
trigitli,oo4ol:,--1 request to have ' Shares apprc-
priated to niie gie ppa! Stock of your Company on the term
of the Prospectus.
Name at length,
Residence,
Trade or Profession,,
Def.

PRIVIDY
,r" • •
spirit
lH futility of all attempts to produpg a
p
E equal in purity to the PATENT BRANDY, is cleavir
proved by tha fact that the reports which hove been obtainad,Pp9n
all other productions submitted to the analysis of Chomists have
been such as the parties have not dared to publish. Whilst the
testimonials of man of the most eminent in that profession, in fa-
vour of the PATENT BRANDY, which have never, in a single
instance, been called in question—have established it as ess.entially
pub e, arid free from those injurious qualities, which exist even
the fiat'efilises-cif 14,i,totiv 0“t44.4 it Tc, the
elusive support and ree,;n'itnenttaitiiilioe t6'
As Distillers, J. I'. BETTS and Co. cannot iehd-out less"than
two Gallons of their PATENT BRANDY ; 'which may ba ob-
tained at Eighteen Shillings per Imperial Gallon, of the highest
legal strength, at the Distillery, No. 7, Smithfield-Bars, leading to
John-woot, which is their only Establishment,