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London, England, 1835-01-21 00:00:00

BRITISH COMPANY.
Established by License from the Patentees.
Capital £250,000.
Toibe divided into Shares of 201. each ; W. to be paid at thy,
time of subscribing, and the remainder by payments of 5/. each, at
intervals of two months.

TRUSTIES.
John Wright, Esq., and Edmund Francis Green, Esq.
COMMITTEE or MANAGEMENT.
W. Maugham, Esq. Charles Quantrelle, I:sq.
P. Anichini, Esq. George Keele, Esq
W. Underwood, Egg.
Charles Williams, Esq.

A I! DITORS.
Thomas Holt, Esq.
n•xtaas.
Glyn, Halifax, Mills, and Co. ; and Wright and Co., of
Henrietta-street.

The Shares will be to bearer ; when sold, a transfer will not be
requisite; the holders will not be required to sign any deed; and
no liability will arise to them beyond the amount subscribed.
Interest at the rate of Fire per Cent. per annum will be paid
on the amount subscribed, and the Committee of -Management will
make up their accounts once a year, when a meeting of the Share-
holders will be called, and the Committee will be guided by the
majority then present as to the division of profits from time to
times

The Committee of Management consider it better to add such
Gentlemen to their number from amonr, the Shareholders who
may possess the means of furthering the objects of the Company,
and they invite applications to be made for that purpose, addressed
to the committee at the Office of the Company ; and persons dis-
posed to take licensee for dyeing by the new process are also re-
quested to apply to the Committee. The object of the Company
not being a monopoly, and if the present capital is increased, a pre-
ference of subscribing to such additional capital will be given to the
subscribers to this Company.
Works are already erected, on an extensive scale, for the manu-
facture of the substitute for Indigo, and arrangements made to
bring it into immediate use.
Applications for shares to be made (if by letter, post paid) ad-
dressed to the Committee, at the bankers', or No. 2, Copthall
Chambers, London ; or at the following banking-houses in the
000ntry
The Belfast Banking Company--BelfastJ. D. Latouche andCo.—Dublin
Rawson and Co.—Halifax
Rawson and Co.—Huddersfield
The Bank of Birmingham—Birminghaut
The Bank of Manchester—Bolton
Cunliffs, Brooks, and Co.—Blackburn,
where a more detailed prospectus may be had, and at the Company's
Office.

For more than half a century the first chemists of Europe have
directed their best energies to the discovery of some means by which
a perfect and uniform blue dye (other than indigo) might be ob-
tained : hitherto their researches have been unsuccessful. At
length a process has been discovered, and for which a Patent has
been obtained, as also for the manufacture of the substitute "for in-
digo ; the articles of which it is made abound in this country, and
in their collection employment will be given to the most indigent
class of his Majesty's subjects in England, Ireland, and Scotland.
From an estimate taken from official documents, it is fairly pre-
sumed that an annual saving of 450,0001. will arise by the use of
this substitute, and the cost price to the consumer will-not be half
that of indigo.
The objects of the Company are to encourage the manufacture,
and to bring into general use the British substitute for foreign
indigo, and to dye wool, stuffs, cloths, silks, and other fabrics,
blue and other colours (for which indigo is now used), with this
substitute. The colours produced, such as blues, blacks, greens,
bronzes, browns, and various others will be so fast as to resist the
action of light, air, and friction. The articles so dyed will not
turn white at the edges or seems, a quality long sought after, par-
ticularly on stuffs or cottons for furnitures, and other purposes, in
which exposure to light and heat is inevitable, and hitherto has
proved destructive of their colours. Independently of fastness, a
brilliancy of colour will be produced by the substitute which cannot
be attained with indigo.
Samples of cloths, stuffs, wool, Esc., dyed in France and in this
country are ready for inspection, at the temporary offices of the
Company, 2, Copthall Chambers, Throgmorton-street. Some of
them are literally worn threadbare, the colour still as fresh as
when first dyed.

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