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

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LONDON. SALISBURY
EXETER, PLYMOUTH, AND ALMOUTH
RAILWAY COM Y.
OFFICE. 12, PANCRAS-LANE, C .4PSIDE, LONDOY,
DIRECTOR:
IWilliam l'inney, Esq., M.P.,
Rowland Roland, Esq.,
Joseph Barnes Sanders, Esq.,
Henry Short, Esq.,
Sir John Slade, Bart.,
Joseph Sparkes, Esq.,
Henry Collins Splatt, Esq.,
Henry Sparkes, Esq.,
John Itodway Stock, Esq.,
Thomas Bruce Swinhoe, Msg.,
Right Hon. Sir Edwd. Thornton,
G.C.8.,
Col. John Charles Tufnell,
John Twells, Esq.,
George Walter, Esq.,
James C. Wilcocks, Jun., Esq..
John Yates, Esq.
• AT EXETER.
James Ham, Esq., Alderman,
Charles Hubbard, Esq.,
Warwick Hele Tonkin, Esq.,
John Tucker, Esq., Alderman,
John M. Wilcocks, Esq.,
James C. Wilcocks, Jun., Esq.,
W. J. P. Wilkinson, Esq.
Exeter, Solicitor.
COUNSEL.
F. W. Slade, BOY,
P. Twells, Esq.

John Allen, Esq., Bath,
Colonel William Bailey,
William Borradaile, Esq..
Hon. D. Pleydell Bouverie, R.N.,
John Brothers, Esq.,
W. W. Burdon, Esq., M. P...
William Cash, Esc
Robert Downie, Esq., Appin,
William C. Gillen, Esq.
J. Andrew Hunt Grubbe, M.A.,
Thomas Heath, Esq.,
George Hogarth, Esq.,
Edward Hughes, Esq.,
George Money, Esq.,
Henry Norman, Esq.,
Robert Page, Esq.,
Sir John W. Pollen, Bart., M.P.,

COSINITTEP
Christopher Arden, Esq.,
John Clench, Jun., Esq.,-
Dim. Bishop Davie, Esq.,
Joseph Barnes Sanders, Esq., Al-
derman,
Joseph Sparkel Esq.,
Henry SParkek Esq.,
W. H. FURLONG,
STANDING
Sir William Webb Follett, M.P.,
Richard Preston, Esq..

SOLICITORS.
Messrs. Birkett and Son, Cloak-lane, Cheapside.
George Stephen, Esq., 20, Basinghall-street.
PARLIAMENTARY AGENTS.
Messrs. Bulmer and Gillan, 44, Parliament-street, Westminster.
Sir Robert Sidney, 11, Palace-yard, Westminster.
P.M:MERL—George Landmann, Esq.
SL PERINTENDENT.—John Derapatb, Esq.
Suuvrion.—Chas. Dean, Eq., Exeter.
SECRETARY IN LONDON.
George Price, Esq., at the Railway Office, 12, Pancras-lane, Cheap-
. side, London.
SECRETARY IN EXETER.
Burford Furlong. Esq., Railway Office, Castle-street, Exeter.
I 111 E Directors having extended the period for the Payment.
of Deposits to SATURDAY next, the 23d instant, Persons
to whom. shares have been allotted are respectfully informed,
that their Payments will be received on application to ,
G. ATKINSON and TOWN,LEY.

LIVERPOO.L JOINT,STOCK. DISTIL
COMPANY.
CAPITA-L, £400,000.
IT is a well known fact, that few, if any bra hes of manufae-
ture in the United Kingdom have, duri g the last twenty
years, been so
_,productive as the Dis 11 ion of Spirits from
Corn. In proof of this, it may be obser d, that there is no in=
stance for many years past of a failure nong Distillers, where
sufficient capital and judgement in the direction of it had been
employed. On the contrary, the profits realized in alt Distil-
leries conducted with adequate means have been enormous.
The Distilleries existing in this Kingdom are so few in num-
ber compared with the extent of the trade, that in some dis-
tricts they approach to monopoly.. In Liverpool there is only
one. In a range of country extending to one hundred miles
from Liverpool there is not another, and why, it may be asked,
is this the case ? It is answered, that in all the chief barley Dis-
tricts the quality of the Barley is too good, and consequently
too high priced for the purpose of Distillation; ,and indepen-
dently of this circumstance, no limited extent of district could,
after supplying the wants of the Malstets, furnish sufficient
quantity of:Barley to meet the consumption of even a moderate
sized Distillery. And if it could be procured, the expense of
carriage to any one given point would so increase its cost_ as to
prohibit the use of it. And this observation applies also equally
to the obtaining of Grain either from Liverpool or any other
Port on the English Coast, as its transmission into the interior
would he attended with so much expense as to preclude all
chance of succesful competition on the part of Inland Distille-
ries.

But no such objection applies to Liverpool itself. Supplies
of all kinds of Grain consumed in Distilleries are there to be
found in abundance at the lowest prices. And its local advan-
tages for disposing of refuse, and for selling on the sPot'and for-
warding into the country the manufactured article are unequal-
led by any town in the kingdom.
The establishment therefore upon an extended scale of a
second Distillery in this town is confidently submitted to the
public as a means of legitimate and profitable investment of
Capital. • And upon this ground it is proposed to forma Com-
pany to be called " The Liverpool Joint Stock Distillery
Company." with a Capital of £,100,000 to be divided in 1G,00()
shares of £25 each.

Upon the appropriation of the Shares a deposit of £1 per
Share will be required; upon the execution of the Deed of
Association a further payment of £4 per Share will he called
for, and at theexpiration of six calendar months from that time
that a further payment of £5 per Share will be applied for,
making in the whole a paid-up capital of £IQ per Share. It is
not expected that further advance of Capital will be required,
at least, for a considerable period.
At general Meetings each holder of four Shares shall be
entitled to one vote, of ten Shares to two votes, and for every
additional ten Share one vote; but no Shareholder shall have
more than ten votes in the whole. Votes may be given -by
written proxy held by a Shareholder.
Written applications for Shares will be received by Messrs.
HARMOOI) BANNER, SON, and THompsoN,,Share Brokers, No.
4, Castle-street, or Messrs. LOWNDES 'and ROBINSON, Soli-
citors, Brunswick-street, Liverpool.

HARMOOIY BANNER takes this opportunity of announc-
ing to his friends and the public, that it is his intention to add to
his profession of a PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, the business of a
SH AR E BROKER; and that in the latter department he has
taken into Partnership his son HARMOOD WALCOT
BANNER, and Mr. WILLIAM THOMPSON, who has
already had considerable experience in it.
The business of Share Brokers will be carried on at No. 4,
Castle-street, under the Firm of " Harwood Banner, Sou, and
Thompson."
Harrington Chambers, North John-street, 16th April, 1836.

CAUTION.
THE Public are requested to withold their countenance from
the many infamous schemes now before them, as in a few-
days/ PROSPECTUSES WILL BE OUT q a very different
character. The Provisional Directors have of yet completed
their labours, but in order to convince th riends of national
and rational improvement of their utilit ,/it will be only ne-
cessary to observe thatthe schemesall to embrace, amongst
numerous others,
I.—A Company for providing the üblic with wholesome
Blue (qy. new) Milk and Curds. Considerable progress has
been made in the purchase of Chat Muss and the luxuriant
Pasture and Meadow Lands of New Brighton, and adjoining
Properties.
2.—A Company for Working the celebrated Mines of Chim-
borazo, in South America, and Dhewalageri, in the Nepaul
Country, both of which are known to beam With gold and to be
unaffected by the heat of the climate.
3.—A Company for the establishment of Floating Ware-
houses on the Mersey, as arrangements have been nearly con-
cluded with the new Cotton, Sala Wine and Fruit, Bakers',
Soap, and other companies, for thellstoring of their goods, and
the New Insurance Company, in consequence of the decreased
risk, will take them at is. per cent., including stamp, this Com-
pany must pay. Estimates have been received from St. Johns
and Mirimachi, and accepted, for Twenty-five Warehouses;
and the New York and Liverpool Steam Company have en-
gaged to tow them across the Atlantic at a very low (qy. slow)
rate, at their own risk.
4.—A Company for catching Puffers, Puffins, and Periwinkles.
Principal station, Puffin Island. A vessel, with powerful and
slaughtering steam guns is already contracted for. The pur-
chase of Ailsa Craig for this Company is contemplated.
The Provisional Directors of the above have not time to
glance even at the numerous other schemes they have in view ;
but they will appear in the Liverpool papers of Friday next; in
the meantime particulars can be had on application to any of the,
sharebrokers, or at the) Adelphi Hotel, Cumberland-street.—
By order of the Provisional Committee. •
Adelphi, Cumberland-street, r 1 th April, 1836.

HEYWOO
PATRONI
Wilbraham Egerton, Esq.
James Starkey, Esq.
John Entwisle, Esq., M.P.
Edmund Peel, Esq., M.P.
Rev. Geoffrey Hornby
Rev. Robert Minnitt
Rev. Carus Wilson
Rev. Joseph Jones
Richard Orford, Esq.
Thomas Orford, Esq.
Joseph Fenton, Esq.
James Fenton, Esq.
John Roby, Esq.
ASALE of useful and ornarriental.work will takaialace ‘ift
the NATIONAL SCHOOL, Heywood, on WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, the 4th and sth of May, from Eleven o'clock iu the
Morning until Six in the Evening.

ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING.,
The Committee have the pleasure to announce that HER
MAJESTY 'has graciously condescended to promote the in-
terests of their undertaking by a valuable contribution of her
own work. •

The purpose for which this Bazaar is held, is to obtain a Fund
for the Erection of -a SCHOOL in connexion with the New
Church, now in progress, and to purchase Burial Giound. It is
hoped that the exertions of the Committee to effect so desirable
an object will meet with the encouragement and support of a
generous Public—which they earnestly and respectfully solicit.
On Tuesday, May 3d, the they
will be opened for the Exhi-
bition of the Articles, between the hours of One and Four.
Admission, Two Shillings.
*** Contributions will be gratefully received by the following
Ladies:—Mrs. James Fenton, Crimble, Mrs. Clegg, Mrs. Robt.
li ershaw, Mrs. Richd. Kay, Mrs. John Clegg, Mrs. Thos. Clegg.
the Misses Kay, Miss Cawley, and Miss Armstrong, Heywood.
Refreshments will be provided in the lower Room, where a
Band of Music will be in attendance.

KNOTTY ASH BAZAAR,
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES
THE DUCHESS of KENT and the PRINCESS VICTORIA,
AND the LADY MOLYNEUX.
VICE-PATRONESSES :

THE MARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY,
THE COUNTESS OF SEFTON,
LADY STANLEY,
LADY FRANCES EGERTON,
LADY E. HOPWOOD,
THE LADIES MOLYNEUX,
MRS. BOOTLE WILBRAHA

• THE MISSES HOIINBY.
TT is intended to have a BAZAAR in tire SCHOOL-noon of
the abovementioned Village, on WEuxEsoev, the 27th of
April instant, and following day ; the proceeds of which are to
be appropriated to the Building of a School for Boys, who are
at present wholly devoid of any satisfactory means of In-
struction.

Any Contributions will be most thankfully received at the
School-house, Knotty-ash, or b
Mrs. Crowder, Finch-house, Mrs. Ker, Brook-lodge,
Mrs. Dugdale, Dovecot, , Mrs. Rigby, Moss-house,
Mrs. Edwards, Roby, Mrs. Russell, Mill-lane,
Miss Golightly, Grove-house, Mrs. Stewart. Morland-house,
Mrs. H. Jones, Rodney-street, Mrs. Worrall, Knotty-ash.
The I3azaar will be open for inspection on the preceding
day, when any Persons who wish to purchase will be allowed to
Ticket the Articles they fix upon.
Admission to the Inspection. 2s. 6(1.
The Sale to commence at Twelve o'Clock. each day, and to
enwiuue until Fite.

) BAZAAR.
ZED BY
The. Right Honourable The
Lady Stanley
The Right Honourable The
Viscountess Molyneux
The Right Honourable The ,
Lady Eleanor Hopw d
The 'Honourable re. G.
Hornby
The Hon or eMrs.Hoporood.
Mrs. Eg r u" •
Mrs. Ir nd Blackburne
Mrs. James Fenton.

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