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

PROSPECTUS FOR A JOINT STOCK COMPANY,

FOR
THE PURCHASE AND LAYING-OUT OF LAND IN THE mf--
MEDIATE VICINITY OF THE NEW BOTANIC, GARDENS.
StliTAl3Lig FOR THE ERECTION OF ORNAMENTAL VILLAS.
TO BE CALLED " THE MONTPELIER COMPANY."

CAPITAL, ElOO,OOO, IN 5,000 SHARES OF £2O EACH.
Deposit, £2 per Share.

nralF, Architectural Beauties of Edinburgh, the " Modern
Athens," and the taste displayed in the ornamental Villas
in the vicinity of Brighton and Cheltenham, justly call forth
the admiration of ail strangers, and have proved attractive in-
ducements to numerous families of indepe aence and respecta-
bility to take up their residence in thos places. Liverpool, a
town second in importance to none n e United Kingdom but
the Metropolis itself, is daily beco gan extensive resort for
parties of similar circumstances; t s the value of Land in its
neighbourhood is continually an progressively enhancing,
thereby rendering the present undertaking not only one of safe
investment, but one of early lucrative return.
The Povisional Committee have, on behalf of the intended
Company, obtained an offer, on most advantageous terms, of
the well-known Property of FAIRFIELD, containing about
270,000 square yards of Land, with the Mansion-house thereon
—a site peculiarly well adapted for the present undertaking,
possessing extensive views over Knowsley Park to the east,
and the River Mersey, with the woods of Eastham and the
Welsh hills to the west, and being in the immediate vicinity of
the New Botanic Gardens; which latter circumstance suggest-
ed the name adopted, " Montpelier," a city renowned for the
beauty of its surrounding villas, with the first botanic garden
ever established in Europe.
It is intended to erect Four Neat Lodges with Park Gates,
the Interior to be considered as private, somewhat after the
manner of Pittville, Cheltenham; thus retaiving the privacy of
country residences within two miles of the Liverpool Exchange,
having public conveyances passing and re-passing numerous
times in the day, along the adjacent highroads, and within ten
minutes walk from the new passenger station forming by the
Liverpool and Manchester Railway Comyany at the head of
the new tunnel.

The affairs of the Company to be managed by Five Directors,
three to be a quorum, by whom all calls shall be made as they
may deem advisable to promote the interest of the undertaking,
on giving nut less than one month's notice.
No Calls to be made oftener than once in three months.
Not more than Fifty Shares to be allotted to any individual.
A holder of Five Shares to be entitled to one vote; of Ten
Shares to two votes; and a further vote for every additional
Ten Shares.
Applications for Shares, with Christian and Surname, and
'Residence of the Parties, to be addressed to Mr. RICHARD
DAw'soN, Share Broker, Exchange-alley, (if by letter post-
paid,) at whose office Prospectuses may be had; and further
information obtained at the Offices of Mr. WILLIAM WARING
and Messrs. WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, Fenwick-
street, Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER
SOAP, ALKALI, AND TURPENTINE WORKS.
CAPITAL, 120,000, IN 12,000 SHARES, AT £lO EACH.
riIHE great advantages derivable from Joint' Stock Compo-
rE- nies are so well known and highly appreciated, as to ren-
der all comment unnecessary.
The immense, and still increasing, Trade of Soap Manufac-
turing,„,
in Liverpool, is peculiarly adapted to the character and
operations of a Joint Stuck Company, and fully warrants the
certainty of success, if conducted on a liberal and extended
scale, uniting those Branches, soltimatelv connected with it,
the Manufacture of Alkalies, 'az the Distillation of Turpen-

tine.
Alkali, being not only used in the Manufacture of Soap, but
being also essential in Bleaching, and in variuus other
Branches, both of home and foreign trade, the demand for it is
consequently immense, and renders it a source of considerable
profit.
The same may be said of Turpentine.
It is a well-known fact, that on one Establishment in the
Country, similar to this undertaking, becoming a Joint Stock
Property, the original Sharehloders realised a very high
Premium immediately after its formation.
The facilities for carrying on a considerable Trade of this
' nature, in Liverpool, are so many, and substantially good, as
to hold out strong inducements for profitable Investment, and
to Dealers and Venders the additional advantage of a partici-
pation in the Profits of the Manufacturer.
In order that no time might be lost, the Provisional Com-
mittee of this undertaking have already agreed to purchase an
extensive and long-established Manufactory, in Liverpool, now
in full work, and have resolved that the undertaking shall be
styled “TliF, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER SOAP ALKALI,
AND TURPENTINE WORKS." and that the Capital of- the Com-
pany shall consist of £120,000, in 12,000 Shares of £lO each.
Conies of the Prospectus and Conditions, with Blank Forms
of Applications for Shares, may be had on application' to
Messrs. STRINGER and DEWIIURST, Attorneys, Jubilee-build-
ings, Lord-street, Liverpool; or to Mr. FRANCIS. BAYLEY,
Broker. king-street, Manchester, to whom' applications must
be addressed, and, if by letter, post paid.