The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-29 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL FLOATING BATH JOINT STOCK
COMPANY.

AS it appears to be a generally received opinion that Joint
Stock Companies are' peculiarly calculated to ensure to
the Public the advantages which they ought to derive from
Public Establishments, and, by extending the sphere in-.
fluence, stimulating the exertions of the parties in their favour
whose interests are connected with them, the Proprietor: of the
Floating• Bath, at the suggestion of some of his friends, pro-
poses to place his Establishment- on the same basis as various
other Public Companies in the town. Ills avocations and duties,
of a public and private nature, rendering it i Ossible for him to
devote the time he has hitherto bestowed ' superintending the
Floating Bath, is the main circums a which has influenced
him in submitting the following an to the Public. The
Company now proposed cannot be viewed as a chimerical or
doubtful speculation, as the utility of the Floating Bath is
generally recognised. It originally cost £3000; and, from the
excellent state of repair in which it has been kept every season
since it was built, it may now be considered nearly as good as
new. It is completed as regards its requisite furniture, it is
newly painted, it has three large Anchors, which weigh upwards
of three tons, 130 fathoms of strong Iron Chain Cable fur
Moorings, 130 dozen of Towels, two good Boats, &c. &c.
PLAN.

The Floating Bath Joint Stock Company to be formed when
500 Shares of Z:.7) each are subscribed for, of which number the
present Proprietor is desirous of retaining 50 Shares.
A Proprietor of Five Shares to have a Free Ticket of Ad-
mission to the Bath.

A Proprietor of Ten Shares to have two Free Tickets.
The Bath to be placed under the superintendence of a Com-
mittee of the Proprietors, chosen by themselves.
The sum of El per Share to be paid on the first day of May
next, and the remainder of the subscription to be paid in the
same proportion on the first days of the following months of
June, July, August, and September next.
A division of the profits to be made at the close of each
Season.

The Bath will be brought into the river early in Mac; all the
usual expenses of titling it out, of repairing, of painting &e.
will be borne bp the present Proprietor.
The names of Subscribers will be received at T. COGLAN'S
Office, 12, Exchange-street East.

LIVERPOOL WAREHOUSING COI Y.
CAPITAL £lOO,OOO IN 5000 SHA itES OF EACH.
PAH) UP CAPITAL £lo,
AMONGST the numerous projec now courting public
support in this great commerc 1 town, none promise
advantages greater than those which may be expected to result
from a Liverpool Warehousing Company. To those who are
aware of the large revenue, which is derived by the owners and
renters of warehouses fur the deposit of goods and nierchandize
in Liverpool, it need scarcely be said that the proposed under-
taking offers a safe and profitable investment, and to the com-
mercial community, unbounded security. A number of ware-
houses have already been secured in the immediate vicinity of
the docks, and the projectors of the company are in treaty for
the leases of others on favourable terms, so that the Capital of
the proposed undertaking may be put into immediate and pro-
fitable employment
The company propose, at the uitiaLrates, to discharge, weigh,
and cart such ;;nods as are intendeckfor their warehouses, as is
done by the 'Condon Dock's Companies, if the consignees shall
wish it, and also to effect insurance on the goods from tire, if
requested:
To importers and consignees of merchandize, the advantage
of the 'eoniiiany's Undertaking, these details must be apparent,.
in thectifity from plunder, and injury to the goods intrusted
to its care, and as by becoming Shareholders, such persons will
also participate iu the profits of the warehousing system, it is
contemplated that the undertaking will meet with their cordial
sanction.
TEN AIS :-A deposit of ten shillings per share to be paid upon
the allotment, and further calls (which will be made only when
the money is actually wanted) to be ten shillings per share, with
one months' previous notice of each call,—Direetors to be
holdets of not less than fifty shares-7-H olders of 100 shares to
have five votes, of 50 shares three votes; 30 shares two votes,
and it 10 shares one vote.

It will be so arranged that the liability of the Shareholders
will be strictly limited to the paid-up capital.
Applications for shares to be made to 'Messrs. Rowt.rNsoN,
HOWARD. and AN You 4, Solicitors, Drury-lane, Mr. THoM AS
FORSYTH, Sharebroker, Exchange-buildings, orto Mr. THOMAS
COGL A N, Sharebroker, Exchange-street East, Liverpool.