The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-15 00:00:00

A BOUT 140,000 Square Yards of FRE
111 with a River Front of upwards of

ILD LAND,

adjoiningards,
3:lts for the safe and

the Brunswick Dock, offers nu in&
profitable investment of capital.
This Land has recently passed fr the original Proprietor
(the Earl of Sefton) to the present A, sessors, who are willing
to part with it on liberal terms to a Joint Stock Company.
From recent Surveys by an eminent Engineer, (Mr. Jesse
Hartley, Surveyor to the Duck Estate,) it.is expected that, by
a judicious outlay on the Property of less then £50,000. in the
construction of a Canal or Dock, with Wharfs. &C., now so
much wanted, and having at all times the convenience of a
Wet Basin, with powerful Cranes, &c., would produce almost
immediately a large and profitable return. It is probable a
further quantity of Land might be reclaimed by the extension
of the river wall beyond the line already marked out on Mr.
artley's plans.
Independently of the purposes to which this Land can be ap-
plied (in the construction of wharfs, &c.) for the reception and
shipment of Timber, Slates, Coals, Iron, &c., it will be well
adapted as a Site for Warehouses on the margin of the Dock,
whereby the great charge for cartages will be much curtailed,
the river front possessing great advantages for Ship-builders,
Engineers, Lime Kilns, &c., its immeliate connexion, under an
existing act of Parliament, with the Royal Rock Ferry, greatly
enhances its value and future importance. These advantages,
added to the difficulty of obtaining Freehold Land so situated,
together with the rapid and general Improvement of Property
about Liverpool, and particularly in the vicinity of the Docks,
seem almost certain guarantees of a great ultimate return to the
Subscribers in this undertaking, which is based on a real se-
curity not always the attendant of Joint Stock Adventurers.
Plans arbd descriptions of the Property (with Mr. Hartley's
estimate of the outlay) may be seen at the Office of Mr. JOHN
NoitTu, Exchange Alley, solicitor to the Company.
A deposit of £lO per. Share, on the. Allotments must be paid
info the Bank of Messrs. LEYLAND and BULLINS.

Applications for Shares, (under seal,) addressed to the
" Provisional Committee of the Harrington Dock Company,"
to he left at the Office of Mr. RICHARD DAWg()N, Exchange-
alley, until the 2Uth instant, after which no application will be
received.

The Capital will require to be paid up in calls of £lO per
Share every three months, fourteen days' previous notice betng
given, and in default of payment the Shares to be forfeited by
order of the Committee to be chosen at a public meeting.
April 11th, 1835.

LIVERPOOL UNION MILL COMPANY.
/11HE formation of this Company has been contemplated for
several months, and the present announcement, though
made at an unfortunate period, when so many speculations are
afloat, is considered necessary in consequence of .the fre ent
enquiries which have been made from the circumstance f the
intended formation of the Company havinctranspi d, and
also to attract the attention of the Public at Inge to s advan-
tages before capital has been otherwise embarked
The object of the Projectors is to supply t s Town and
neighbourhood with good and wholesome Brea , at a cheap
rate, and thereby to meet the universal complaints of exorbi-
tant Prices and adulterated Bread.
The Capital required for the efficient working of the Corn.
pany will not exceed £150,000, including the Purchase of Land
and the Erection of Mills and other Buildings, and suitable
Machinery. With the view of extending the interest in the
Company as far as possible amongst the Housekeepers at large,
it is proposed to raise this Sum in 15,000 Shares of £lO each.
4 Deposit of £2 per Share will be required on the Allotment
of Shares, the time of which will be announced in. a few days,
with a Prospectus, containing the terms and conditions for the
regulation of the Company.
In the meantime, applications for Shares may be left at the
Offices of Mr. THOMAS COGLAN, Sharebroker, 12, Exchange-
street East; Mr. GEORGE WORTHINGTON, Solicitor, Chapel-
walks • or Mr. Wr.LLIAm HOLT, Solicitor, Cable-street, Liver-
pool. ,

THE LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD
ROYAL BREWERY.
CAPITAL £300,000, IN 30,000 SHARES OF £IO EACH.
(With power to increase the Capital, but only to be called for
in Small Sums.)
IN no branch of Trade can a Joint Stock Capital be used with
more facility and advantage than a Public Brewery, the first
purchase of both Malt and Hops being generally Cash Bargains,
and the Beverage, 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 zoo a fearful cost to a
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 an A RTlCLEaMercha.. ze;
thus this staple English comfort is necessarily rendere' nferior
to that generally to be met with in INLAND places, ..f ere a dif-
ferent process is adopted, and where a more N T AL RIPENESS
is obtained.
The name or title (the Royal Brewery) en to the intended
establishment, suggested itself to the Projey irs flout the proud
recollection that His Most Gracious Majesty condescended to
lay the first stone of the Licensed Victuallers'. Charitable Insti-
tution, in London.
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 rivalry with London and other places, as
Brewers of PORTER.
T. 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) will be ultimately most in demand.
The Capital will be raised 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 twenty-one days after the Election of
Directors and Trustees, and a further call of One Pound in
three months afterwards, and upon the Directors giving twenty-
one 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 Public 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 Shd'res received after the 21st instant.
Holders, in their own names, of ten shares to have one vote;
of twenty, three votes; of forty, five votes; and one vote for
every additional ten shares above forty; nu person to hold more
proxies than seven, nor to vote by proxy, 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 pi oduced ; and if
at any time it shall appear that one-third part of the Subscribed
Capital shall be lost, 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 are in progress for immediate
operations.
All applications for Shares to be made, under seal, and ad-
dressed to the Provisional Committee, care of Mr. J. BACH,
Clarendon-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 Birkenhead Royal Brewery,
GENTLEMEN,—I request you will allot me Shares in
this undertaking, subject to the Prospectus of the 14th April,
)836. Name.
Residence.
Profession.