The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-19 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENH
ROYAL BREWERY.
CAPITAL £390,000, IN 30,000 SHAT S
(With power to increase the Capital, be
in Small Sums.) •
Nno branch of Trade can a Joint Ste Capital be used with
I more facility and advantage than a Public Brewery, the first
purchase of both Malt and Hops being generally Cash Bargains,
and the Beverii3e, when. Manufactured on the best principle,
requiring time to acquire (naturally) a healthy perfection ;
Room also in large towns is an expensive consideration for any
article requiring so much time; Utensils you a fearful cost to
moderate Capitalist.
The consequences to the Public are, ARTIFICIAL means of
bringing the Beverage into the Market, before the NATURAL
means could render it so READILY au A RTICLEOf Mercbandize;
thus th;s staple English comfort is necessarily rendered inferior
to that generally to be met with in INLAND places, where a dif-
ferent process is adopted, and where a more NATURAL RIPENESS
is obtained.
The name or title (the Royal Brewery) given to the intended
establishment, suggested itself to the Projectors from the proud
recollection that His Most Gracious Majesty condescended to
lay the first stone of• the Lidensed Vicitialiers' Charitable Insti-
tution, in London.

£lO EACH.
.y to be called for

The grand objects of this Company will be to produce a
better and sounder article than that generally sold as ALE, and
to place Liverpool in iivalry with London and other places, as
Brewers of PORTER.

To attain these, a large Capital is indispensable; and although
it will be at all times desirable that variable tastes be consulted,
yet the soundest article (as well as being the most profitable
one) wilt be ultimately most in demand.
The Capital will be i a ;sed by 30,000 Shares of £lO each, to
be called for in manner following, viz.: One Shilling per Share
to be paid for the Scrip, on notice of allotment; One Pound per
Share to be paid within tweuty-one days after the Election of
Directors and Trdstees, and a further call of One Pound in
three months afterwards, and upon i he Directors giving twenty-
cne days' notice, in writing, to the Shareholders; and that no
further call be made until after the first General Annual Meet-
ing of the Shareholders.
The Directors, who must be holders of One Hundred Shares,
to be chosen at a Pubic Meeting of the Shareholders, to be
held on the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in the Clarendon-
rooms, in Liverpool; the allotment to be made on the 23d, and
no application for Shares received after the 21st instant.
Holders, in their own names, of ten shares to have one vote;
of twenty, three votes; of forty, live votes; and one vote for
every additional ten shies above forty ; no person to hold more
proaies than seven, nor to vote by prolzy, unless he is a Share-
holder.

The Books of the Company to be made up half-yearly, and a
Balance Sheet of the Affairs of the Company produced; and if
at any time it shall appear that one-third part of the Subscribed
Capital shall be lust, the Company shall be dissolved, and the
affairs wound up and the remaining money divided amongst the
Shareholders.

The Provisional Committee are in treaty for the splendid
Soho-street Brewery, already complete in Engines, Utensils, a
vast Supply of Water from its own Well, and all the Stock of
Porter and Ale; and arrangements ace in progress for immediate
operations.
All applications for Shares to be made, under seal, and ad-
thessed to the Provisional Committee, care of Mr. J. BACH,
Cla,endon-buildings; and further particulars may be known at
the Office of Mr. WALKER, Solicitor, Duke-street, Liverpool.

FORM OF APPLICATION.
To the Provisional Committee of the
Liverpool and Birl:enhead Royal Brewery,
GENTLEMEN,—I request you will allot me Shares in
this undertaking, subject to the Prospectus of the 14th April,
1836. Name.
Residence.
Profession.

LIVERPOOL FLINT GLASS COMPANY.
CAPITAL, £20,000, IN SHARES OF £5 EACH.
LIXPERIENCE has fully developed the advent/
4 arise from Joint Stock Companies, being fur
on undertakings requiring an extensive Capital.
A portion of the dealers in, Flint Glass, an other* having
met and taken into their consideration the adequacy of the
supply of Glass by the existing establishme s, the great profit
derivable from its manufacture, and the 11-known fact, that
although a considerable reduction in the uty has taken place,
the public have derived no benefit fron • , the article being sup-
plied at the same prices as heretofore, ave deemed the present
opportunity a fitting one for the establishment of a Company to
be called " 'lnk LIVERPOOL FLINT GLASS COMPANY,"

;es which
1 to carry

When the extent of the Export Trade—the evils arising from
the inadequacy of supply, and the high prices before alluded to
(which must bring in the competition of other nations) are con-
sidered the importance and utility of such an establishment will
be readily granted, as well as that it will yield a liberal return
to the Shareholders for their investment.

It is intended that the Company shall consist of 4000 Shares
of £5 each, to be called for at such time as the Directors (to be
chosen by the Proprietors at a General Meeting) shall appoint.
That a limited number of Shares only shall be allotted in the
first instance, and the remainder shall be retained until the Di-
rectors be appointed, who will issue them as they may judge
conducive to the best interests of the Company.
That One Shilling per Share be paid on allotment to defray-
the expenses of forming the Company.
That the first instalment shall be El per Share, and be paid
within fourteen days after the appointment of Directors.
That the remainder of the Calls be made at such times as the
Directors shall think fit on giving one month's previous notice,
and they shall not exceed El per Share at any one time.
That every holder of 20 Shares, or upwards, be eligible as a
Director; his qualification to cease upon disposing of his Shares.
That the holder of 5 Shares be entitled to one vote, 20 Shares
two votes, 50 Shares, or upwards, three votes ; each Share-
holder may vote by himself or by his proxy, such proxy being a
Shareholder.

That as soon as 2000 Shares are subscribed for, the Company
shall be considered as forined, and a Meeting called for the pur-
pose of electing a Board of Directors, to consist of 5 Share-
holders, possessing not less than 25 Shares each, who shall con-
tinue in office one year—one-third retiring each year, who shall
be eligible to be
That the 1/60_64.4.A$Otritfient shall contain every provision
neeessaryfoY JrnetWifnt management of the Company, and
the seeuvity AT itr, ;IYjl.,lllY:a gliarcnolders:
ApplicatioWi'VeY'SnaYefi fo made to Mr. Con LAN, Share-
broker..BlKVWitreet Bast; and to Mr. ILVANS, SolicitOr,
Sarni' &reit:n:2i en:vnitreiSi Irord-street:

TUISSDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 1836.

The whigs, it is said, are going to war ! Wbo with,
"good Master SLENDER ?" Spanish bonds are rising in
price, and Lord PALMERSTON has expressed his anxiety
to put an end, as speedily as possible, to the civil war
which disturbs the repose of DONNA ISABELLA and her
august mother. Perhaps it is extremely desirable to in•
crease the value of these articles, and fleece the commu-
nity of gulls of their down as well as of their feathers;
but we can hardly be induced to think that the seven or
eight thips of the line, now fitting out, have no other
destination than the shores of Spain. Colonel EVANS
and the rank and vile of his mercenary brigade are, we
admit; dying by inches from starvation, in Bilboa and.