The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08 00:00:00

TRINITY•HARBOUR.

CAPITAL, £200,060, IN SHARES OF £2O EACH.—DEPOSIT £l.
r F. objects of this Company is to establish a fine HAR-
BOURI. at TRINITY, which will be the erininus of the
Gaigow and Edinburgh, and Edinburgh and eith and New-
liztv2a Railways.
The want of a low water'Harbour in the oble estuary of the
Frith of Forth, of a Port or Harbour all suitable for the
wants of Edinburgh and Leith, and o Pier accessible at all
times of the tide for the numerous Ste r Vessels in the Forth,
especially for those plying near Edin gh, or the great public
ferry of communication between the Southern and Northern
parts of the Island has long been felt.
The Company propbsed to be established by the Trinity Har-
bour Bill offers to construct, at their own expense, and by di-
rection of most eminent Engineers, Worki which will effectually
remove these great obstructions to trade, and to a most requisite
public thoroughfare, and establish a most convenient Landing
Place at all times of the tide for Steam Vessels of every class—
and protection to Merchant Vessels. A Breakwater will be
formed, within which, there will always be eleven feet water at
dead low water ring tides. A Dock capable of receiving the
largest class of Merchantmen will be formed, with every accom-
modation for the purposes of trade. The establishment of the
new Railways will give facilities to commerce, and open a mine
of wealth to the suppOrters pf these' important undertakings.
A few Shares are reserved for Liverpool, and may be had on
early application at my office, No. 10, Exchange-alley.
RICH. DAWSON, Agent and

PROSPECTUS.
LIVERPOOL ALE AND PORTER BREWERY.

CAPITAL 1:200,000, IN 10,000 SHARES 0.31, £2O LAC .
DEPOSIT El.
rilH E decided advAntages possessed by Joint Sto Compa-
1. nies, in all large undertakings, have become wetland so
generally known that little needs be said to rec mend them.
"The publicity of their proceedings, and th sound general
principles by which they are governed, afford best guarantee
of their solidity; but their chief recommen Ation is, that they
enable men of moderate capital to part' i ate in those profits
hitherto enjoyed exclusively by the weal
If, therefore, an article of universal co surnption, (and in the
manufacture of which a large capital is required,) can be proved
to yield a great and steady profit, even under the ordinary ma-
nagement of individual capital, it is reasonable toexpect greater
advantages from the employment of a Joint Stock Fund,-accom-
panied by the greater economy which'alvrays attends manufac-
turing upon an extensive scale.
The Brewing of Ale and Porter has hitherto been carried on
in Liverpool by comparatively small concerns; and the quality
of the latter article especially, has rendered it necessary to im-
port largely from London and Dublin, the freight necessarily
operating as a !learn tax upon it.
It is calculated that the consumption of the town alone is
600,000 barrels per annum, to say nothing of the immense Fo-
reign Trade of %%hid) the Article is capable.
fl is therefore proposed to establish a Joint Stock Comliany,
to be called "THE LIVERPOOL ALE AND PORTER
BREWERY," having a subscribed Capital of £200,000, in
10,000 Shares of £2O each.

That the affairs of the Company shall be under the manage-
ment of a •Board of Directors, (holding not less than 20 Shares
each,) to be elected by the Proprietors at large, of whom one-
third part shall go out of office annually, being re-elligible.
That Auditors (not being Directors) shall be annually elected
by the Proprietors.
That every holder of five shares shall have one vote; of twenty
shares two votes ; and one vote more for every additional twenty
shares; but no Shareholder to have more than six votes. _

That each Shareholder shall pay a deposit of El per share
upon allotment, and such further calls as the Directors may re-
quire, not exceeding per share at any one time.
That in preparing the Deed of Settlement it shall be provided
that, if ever the tompany shall lose one-fourth of its paid-up
Capital, the Directors shall call a Meeting of the Proprietors,
and lay a statement of the affairs before them, when the Com-
pany shall be dissolved; but if any of the Shareholders are still
desirous to carry it on, they shalt be at liberty to do so, after
paving the dissentients the value (properly estimated) of their
Shares.
It will be the interest of those Licensed Victuallers who oc-
cupy free houses to become Shareholders, and thereby secure
the brewer's profit in'addition to their own.

A Provisional COmmittee will be immediately, formed. and
in the mean time applications for Shares tube made (post-paid)
to Mr. WILLIAM DAVENPORT. Solicitor, Druid-court; or to
Mr. WILLIAM FULLER, Share Broker, 66, Castle-street, Liver-
pool.
30th March, 1836. •

THE LIVERPOOL ALE AND PORTER BREWERY

COMPANY.
A T a MEETING of the PROVISIONAL COMM 'E,
,heitt this 7th day of April, 1836,
It wee Resolved,—To defer the Payment of e Deposit of
One Pound per Share until after the birec are chosen at a
General Meeting of the Proprietors, bur at One Shilling per
Share be paid upon Allotment to defray the expenses of form-
ing the Company. By order of the Committee,
WILLIAM DAV EN PORT, Solicitor.

GREAT WHEAL PROSPER TIN MINES, AND CHINA
CLAY WORKS, IN THE PARISH OF ROCEE,
CORNWALL.
A MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS wag' this day
..LA, held at the Clarendon-rooms, pursuant to A 'ertisement.
At this Meeting, which was numerously atte Jed, an Adver-
tisement signed by W. Miliett Thomas, L on, purporting
"To caution the Public to inquire into the lye ty of the proposed
Mi,te" Was read; in answer to which, the explanation was
most conclusive and satisfactory, and the unanimous thanks
of the Meeting were passed to William Blake, Esq., cf Devon-
port, for his conduct, as connected with the formation of the
Company, and the Officers were then appointed with the most
perfect unanimity..
ISAAC MILLER, Share Broker.'
North Crescent-chambers, 4th April, 1836.

BIRMINGHAM PLATE GLASS COMPANY.
MANAGER WANTED.
to
tte
ANY
GENTLEMAN desirous, and fully bnipetent:
undertake the Superintendence of the' anufaCtore of
Plate Glass, and the duties of MANAGER this Cotnpany;
is re1t,e10,44,, inik.,itiloci,ettiate application, (with reference as
to the qualifications) addressed to the Chairmati Ofiii(;"Biretiing-:-
ham Plate Glass Company, at the Offices of Mr. W. S.
iPARDING, or Mr. W. D. WHEIMER, Solicitors, Waterloo-
,;}Meet Birmingham.
[b. Bit4itinyltam,3lst March, 1836.
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BIRMINGHAM PLATE GLASS COMPA.
E Directors hereby give notice, to the presen pplicauts
for SHARES, and to the Public, that they e 'resolved
that the objects of this CoMpany shall be nded to the
Manufacture of CROWN GLASS; and, j consequence,
that the Capital shall be increased to £300,0( I and the Shares
to 12,000 of £'2s each ; and tit* the time .1. the receipt of
applications for Shares shall be extended to Friday, the 15th
insatnt.
The present applicants for Shares will be considered as
assenting to the above alteration, unless their applications be
withdrawn before the day above-mentioned.
I3y order of the Board,
W. S. HARDING. 0 Joint Solicitors.
W. D. WHEELER, 5
.Birmingham, sth April, 1836.

WEST INDIA AGRICULTURAL COIIPANV.
Capital £500,000, in 10,000 Shares of £5O each. / e-
posit £2 per Share.
TRUSTEES (with power to add to their number ,
The Right Hon. the Earl of Mountnorris
William Alexander Mackinson, Esq., 1,1
William Archibald Campbell, Es •
BANKERS—ivies/as. Glyn, Halifax, Mills an 0., 67 Lom-
bard-street.
SOI.ICITOR—B. Lumley, E 9., 6, Quality-court, Chancery-
lane. .
The primary objects of the Company are to render available
the fertile sources opened fur 'the advantageous investment of
Capital by the Act for Emancipating the Negroes. and at the
same time to assist materially in working out the philanthropic
results anticipated from the measure by the Legislature.
The Settlements of Demerara and Berbice in British Guyana
are selected for their gisat natural and other advantages as the
field wherein to commence this important undertaking. De-
tailed estimates and prospectuses have been prepared for the
guidance of the public, and may be obtained from the Solicitor.
and at the Office of the Company, 17, Ironmouget-lane, Cheap-
side.
Applications for Shares to be addressed to the Solicitor, B.
Lys:LEl', Esq., 6, Quality-court, chancery-lane; or to the
Secretary, at the Office. of the ,Cnnapapy,,. where further in-
formation may be obtained daily front eleYen to four o'clock.—
.Apptie'm ion E fur Prospectuses and lives tqr. Li‘TV'f")l,and •Vi".
cinity to be made to Mcssri..Csgsorr'BßoTtrots,
lane.

ARCADE COMPANY,
CAPITAL, 1:80,000-IN 1,600 SOARES OF £5O EACH.
PROSPECTUS.

AMORE favourable opportunity than may ever again occur
in Liverpool is now presented for erecting, in the most
central part of the town, a PUBLIC ARCADE, in which utility
and beauty may he equally combined, and Which, in splendour,
may rival any edifice of the kind in the metropolis, or in any of
the capitals of Europe.
The advantage's of an Arcade to the Shopkeepers who occupy
it, and to the Public who frequent it, are obviou The former
escape the great loss consequent on the inju o which mer-
chandise is liable, from the effects/if the sun 1 dust unadvoid-
able in an open street, and the latter enjoy t benefit or a clean
road and protection ffom the weather, an freedom from the
dangers and annoyance incident to apu c street.
The situation of the land on which it • proposed to erect the
Arcade, is 'particularly well adapted fir e object in view, being,
directly in the line of the most fashio ble thoroughfare, and
nearly central as regards the town at large; while its extent,
being upwards of 7000 square yards, is sufficient to afford room
for other appropriate buildings, which may form a distinguish-
ing ornament to the town : as with the Arcade there may also
be advantageously combined, a spacious Room or Hall, for
Oratorios,, Concerts, Public Meetings, &c.
The 'intended site also presents peculiar advantages, having
the extraordinary frontage of 650 yards available for Shops.
The great number of Shopkeepers who are continually desir-
ing to select the leading thirroughfares for their shops, render
it almost certain, that however great the number of shops that
may be built, the whole will be let as soon as they can be com-
pleted.
The expected rental has been estimated by four experienced
Architees and Surveyors, according to whose reports the ren-
tal on an average till amount to eight per cent. per annum
upon the Capital to be invested, and the Land will be sold ac-
cording to such estimate.
The whole of the Land being Freehold of Inheritance, each
Shareliiilder wilt.be entitled to vote for Members of Parliament
for South Lancashire. . .

To insure Plans from the most eminent Artists, a premium
of One Hundred and Fifty Pounds has been offered, by the Pro-
prietor of the Land, for the best design, combining the greatest
elegance and beauty, with the most commodious arrangement.