The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-29 00:00:00

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THE LONDON JOI
Capital £3,000,000, in. 60
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THE NATIONAL PAT

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CAPITAL £300,00U, IN 15,t
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ST. GEORGE STEAM PACKET' COMPANY.
riflHE Half Yearly General Meeting of Proprietors of the
X St. George Stain Packet Company will be h dat their
Office, -Clarence Dock, Liverpool, on Friday; t 2th August
next, at the hour of One o'clock, P.M.
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By order,
WILLIAM H. HUTCIIINSON, Chirman.
Liverpool, 27th July, 1836.

CENTRAL BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
r-EIHE BANK will be OPEN for Business, on M 1 enday next,
the Ist day of August, and the Proprietor f Shares are
respectfully requested to pay the first Call o • '1 per Share, on
any day from that date until Bth of Augus
At the Meeting yesterday for the -
resolution was moved and adopted, tha,
posed of at a less premium than One
Thursday, the 28th inst. excepting t 0,4
Accounts with the Bank.

itfon of Directors, a
more Shares be

round per Share, after
lersons who actually open

VV-ANTED, a competent Person to fill the Situation of
ACCOUNTANT and BOOK-KEEPER, one who has
had experience in a Joint Stock Bank will be preferred. None
need apply who cannot produce high testimonials, as to honesty,
ability, &c. Applications, addressed to the Directors, to be left
at the Bank in the hand-writing of the applicant, on or before
the 4th August.
By order of the Directors.
JAMES ASPINALL, Manager.
Bank, Temple-court, 27th July, 1836.

THE CLWYD AND LIVERPOOL NEW STEAM-
PACKET COMPANY.
CAPITAL, £7500, IN £5 SHARES.
Bankers.—North and South Wales Bank, Liverpool and
Denbigh.
Solicitors.—Messrs. Evans and Williams, Denbigh.
rya HE object of the Promoters of this Company, which, front
the number of Shares already subscribed for, may-be con-
sidered as established, is to ensure a permanent an ertain con-
veyanCe, at all seasons, for Passengers an G sto and froth
Liverpool, Rhyl, the Port of Rhyddlan all the adjacent
Market Towns in North Wales. The ares will be allotted
as generally as. possible consistent with security to the Corn
panv, in order to give the Wholesale Dealer in Liverpool and
the Partner and Tradesman in \Vales an united interest, which
is Most desirable as regards the transmission of Goods in particular.
A Prospectus will be immediately published and distributed.
In the, meantime, applications for Shares may be made to
MessrS. ROBERTS and ANDERSON, No. 2, Drury-lane, Liver-
,e3ol; -j.t-14.- ROBERT JONES, Druggist, Rii)l; or Messrs. EVANS-
and WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Denbigh. - ".
N.B.—The Company's Steam-vessel, Eliza Price, will com-
mence plying on THURSDAY, the 28th instant.
Denbigh, July 20, 1830.

NT STOCK BANK.
,WO Shares of £5O each.
Sir Felix Booth, Bart. John 11I‘Taggart, Esq., M.P.
William Miller Christy,-Esq. Sir Francis Pa(grave.
William Curling, Esq.. - Thomas Phi'lOUs, Esq.
John Peter'Darthez, Jun., Esq. Jas. Marmaduke Rossiter, Esq.
George Holgate Foster, Esq.. Joshua Scholefield, Esq., M.P.
Win. Ormsby Gore, Esq:, M.P. George Scholefield, Esq.
W. Hughes Hughes, Esq. M.P. William Sbadbolt, Esq.
John Christopher Lochner, Esq. Thomas Stooks, Esq.
Mitcalfe, Esq. George Taylor, Esq.
Ambrose Moore .Esq. W. Venabies,. Esq., Alderman,
With pOwer to add to their number.
FOR the purpose of enabling the Inhabitants of the Metro
politan Districts to participate more extensively than they
can at present in the advantages offered by the new system of
Banking, by means of Joint Stock Establishments, (the princi-
ples of which are proved to he in every respect as applicable to
the Metropolis as they are to Provincial Towns, where private
Banking Establishments are rapidly mergin, Joint Stock
Banks,) it has been resolved, after delibera consideration, to
form a Joint Stock Banking Compel y be called " THE
LONDON JOINT STOCK BA ," with a Capital of
£3,00;),000, divided into 61),01) Shar of £5:.) each.
The Company will transact all th various brancheS of busi
ness legitimately belcngiug to Banking Concerns and to gene-.
ral agency in the Money Market under the superintendance of
a Chairman, Deputy Chairman, and Board of Directors, and.
the Funds of the Bank will not be invested in the purchase of
Foreign Loans, or Stocks, or of Landed Property, Mining,
Canal, Railroad, or other Shares, or articles of Trade or Com-
merce.

A General Meeting of the Company will be held at the eit;,
piration of twelve caleuilar months from the period of com-
mencing business, and thenceforth General, Meetings half-
yearly, when statements of the Company's affairs will be laid
before the Proprietors, and Dividends declared
With the view of effecting a consolidation with some Londovi
private Banking Firths, a power will be contained in the Deed
of Settlement of admitting Members of such Firms into the.
directorship, and Shares will be reserved for the' purpose of
facilitating arrangements of that nature. A reserve of Shares
will also be made for Country Bankers, the Directors and Pro-,
prietors of Joint Stock Banks in the country, who may give to
the Company their London agency, and for parties who may.
hereafter open accounts with the Bank, or have the means of
increasing its buiiness.

The Directors will cause a Deed of Settlement to be prepared
in conformity with the Acts of Parliament relating to Joint
Stock Banks, which will contain all proper provisions for the
security of the Company, for the protection of the individual
Subscribers, and for increasing or diminishing the Capital as
occasion may require.
When it shall be deemed expedient to apply for further
powers from the Legislature, or through the medium of a Char-
ter, it it contemplated to make such application.
The Company wilt be considered as formed so soon as 30,000
Shares shall have been subscribed for, and business will be coin:
menced as soon afterwards as possible.
The Deposit will be E 2 per Share. The Calls will be in the
' discretion of the Directors, nut exceeding £5 per Share in any
case, and three months' public notice will be given of each Call
after the first.

Applications for Shares to he addressed (if by letter, post-
Tpaid) to the Directors, at the Office of the Solicitors, Messrs.
ILSONS, SQUANCE, and TILSON, 29, Coleman-street.

ENT SALT COMPANY;
•ateci by Royal Charter.)
WO SHARES OF £2O EACH.
'TORS.
AttWood. George, Esq. Moyle, Samuel, Esq.
Dunn, Thomas, Esq. Smith; G. H., Esq.
Gordon, Alexander, Esq. Waternian, Henry, Eqq;
Harris, C. A., Esq. Williams, T. W., Esq.
Mackenzie, C.,Esq;,P.R.S.,&c.i Young, Sir William, Bart.
Mackenzie, K. F. H., Esq. Young, John, Esq., M.P.
TRUSTEES.
Sir William Young, Bart., P. Alaxweji Stewart, Esq., M.P.;
and Joiin Young, EA., M.P.
LONDON BANIIERS.
The London and Westminster Bank.
LIVERPOOL BANKERS.
The Northern and Central Bank of England.
SoLICITORS—Messrs. Meegison. Pringle, and Manist.
SECRETARY—J. P. Anstice, Esq.
?HIS GOmpany is formed ftir the purpose of purchasing the
JL Wharton and Marston Patent Salt Works, ia Cheshire,
which are the most perfect and extensive Establishthents of the
kind in the kingdom.

The great extent and national importance of the Salt Trade
appears to those who have not directed their attention particu-
larly to the subject, almost incredible. From the Port of Liver-
pool alone the demand for exportation amounts to about 400,000
tons annually. But owing to the proceedings Of the present mo-
nopoly, the supply has been reduced to about 250,000 tons—thus
causing a diminution in the annual exportation of about 150,000
tons.

The Wharton Patent Salt Works arc situated on the River
Weaver, in Cheshire, leading directly to the Portof Liverpool,
and the Refineries are divided into Four Divisions, comprising,
among other great local advantages, facilities for loading and
unloading Vessels at each separate Division, in the most expe-
ditious manner, and without the slighest interference with each
other.
On this Property there is a Rock-salt Mine, the Shafts of
which are cased with cast iron cylinders ; and the Salt is deli
vered immediately from the Pit's mouth into the Vessels which
convey it to Liveri
,001. Alio a Brine Pit, yielding an unlimited
quantity of fully-saturated Brine to the cisterns, from which the
Pans are supplied.
The Marston Works, which form another portioti of the
Property
contracted for, are situated on the Grand Trunk:
Canal, near to the transhipping place at Anderton on the River
Weaver; and also on the line of toad from Northwich to Liver-
pool.
This Estate comprises about six:Acres, including ti Rock-salt
Mine; the Works already erected "consist of two Shafts lined
with cast-iron cylinders, and a Brine Shaft furnishing an inex;
haustible supply of fully-saturated Brine, a Steam-Engine, Rock-
salt Stores, Pan-Houses fur retibin'g Salt, Agent's Dwelling;
house, and other conveniences. About three Acres of this laud
is partly laid out for the erection of additional Refineries.
Phis, and the Wharton Property, are the only two in the
Kingdom furnishing fully-saturated Brine and dry Rock•salt on
the same premises, a peculiarity which produees these impor-
tant results—firstly, that of employing the fire and the steam
from the Boilers for refining Salt; secondly, saving the expense
of dissolving Rock-salt to make the Brine, which is the practice
at every other Rock-salt Mine in the Kingdom to which Refi-
neries are attached.
The Directors have signed the contract to ptirchaSe the whole
of the Works from the 'lrustee of Mr. Furnival, and the Lords
of his Majesty's Treasury having expressed their approbation of
the undertaking, have intimated their intention of reconnnend-
ing his Majesty to grant to the Company his Royal Charter of
Incorporation.

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