The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-07 00:00:00

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TRANSATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION.
TO SHIPBUILDERS AND ENGINEERS.
valllE Directors of the American and Colonial Steam Nail:
J. gation Company, Incorporated under the acts of the 6th
and 7th of Geo. IV., are ready to receive s-Arate Tenders for
the HULLS and MACHINERY of Pair STEAM VES"
SELS, suited for the intercourse betrS the United Kingdom
and New York.
Full information, with detailed specifications, may he had ea
application to Mr. .1. C. SHAW, Clarence Dock, Liverpool.
Sealed 'Fenders to be addressed to C. W. WILLIAMS, Esq.,
27, Water-street, Liverpool.
N.B.—The Directors will not bind themselves to accept the
lowest tender.
Liverpool, 6th June, 1836.

BELFAST AND DUBLIN RAILWAY, BY ARMAGH•
DEPOSIT, El PER SHARE.
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS for Shares subscf.Weil for in the
_IL! above Undertaking, (being a continuatjps of the Ul.sTint
R kILWAY, direct to Dublin,) to the exieDe'of 3000 Shares,.are
now ready for delivery, on application fellie undersigned; 181
the very numerous applications for Shares, beyond the. number
already granted, must be submitted to the Provisional Com-
mittee for partial allotment, or otherwise.
ISAAC MILLER Share-hroker-
North Crescent, 2, Lord-street, Liverpool,June 6, 15.36.

GREAT WHEAL PROSPER TIN MINES AND
CHINA CLAY WORKS. HE Shareholders Shareholders in the above Undut„aki‘, oho have not
yet received their PARCHMENT SCRIgP, are respect-
fully infurined, that they may have their original Certificate of
Deposit exchanged for such, on application at the Office of the
Subscriber.

ISAAC MILLER, Share-broker.
North Cresceut, 2, Lord-street, Liverpool, June 6, 1836.

MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL GUARDIAN AND
SOUTH LANCASHIRE NEWSPAPER COMPANY-
ri-IFIE Applicants for Shares in the above Company are
hereby informed, that, as the Allotriirvirl take place 03
the 15th instant, no further applicatio for Shares will be
received after the 13th.
JOSEPH HODGSON and Co., Share Brokers,
South John-street.
HINDLE, Attorney.
Cntnnzittee-room, South John-sti-eet, June 6, 1836.

LIVERPOOL & MANCHESTER SUGAR REFINING G

COMPANY:
•
AT a GENERAL MEE'TINGof the SHAREHOLDERS
in this COMPANY, held at the Clarendon-rooms, Liver-
pool,. on MONDAY, the 6th instant,
JAMES IRVINE, Esq., in the Chair.
The Report of the ProvisiOnal Committee having been read
and adopted,
It was unanimously resolved, .
That Joseph C. Ewart, Esq., John Leylandj,s‘, .Chaxliff
Birch, Esq.,. John Crosfield, Esq., James IC on, Esq., and
John B. Brancker, Esq., be elected LiverpooMirectors of this
Company; William Allport, Esq., be elected Director of this
Company for Manchester; and Thomas Pinches, Esq., be
elected Director for Birmingham.
That the Directors are heteby authorized to negociateAiith
Messrs. Branekers for the purchase of their Premises.
That, previous to concluding the Contract, the Directors shall
report proceedings at an adjourned Meeting (of which due no-
tice will be given in the public papers) for the final confirmation
thereof'.

That after the purchase be concluded Sir Thomas Brancker
and James Brancker, Esq., be added to the number of Liver-
pool Directors.
_ _ _

Resolved, —That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Provisional Committee for their exertions in the formation of
this Company.
Moved by John Crosfield, Esq., and carried unanimously,
That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to James Irvine,
Esq., for his conduct in the Chair. . ,
11. B. WALKER, Solicitor.

LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER COAL COMPANY.-
LIVERPOOL DIVISION.
TRUSTEES.
James Braucker, Esq. f John Woollright, Esq..
DIRECTONS.
Thomas Blackburn, Esq. John Crowther,. Esq.
John Brice, Esq. James Dune An; Esq.
Thomas Martin, Esq. 1 Edwardjyfuson, Esq.
WV. H. Gilliat, Esq.

MANCHESTER DIinSION
TRUSTEE.—DanieI Broadhurst, Esq., Swinton.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Whitehead, Esq., Calico-printer, Bank-house, Little
Bolton.
Robert Leake, Bleacher, Prestwich.
E. J. Hughes, Coal Merchant, Manchester.
John Nuttall, Grocer, Trafford-terrace, Manchester:
James Thompson, Manufacturer, Manchester.
AT a Public Meeting of the Shareholders, held in (hi' Cla-
rendon-rooms, Liverpool, on THURSDAY, the 2d day of
June, 1836, at. Twelve o'clock at Noon,
JOSEPH BRICE, Esq , in the Chair.
The Chairman having stated the reasons for calling the pre-
sent Meeting,
It was moved by Mr. PEA asorq, seconded by Mr. JACKSON,
and carried unanimously,—That the first Board of ,Directors
for Liverpool be, and is hereby dissolved.
It was moved by Mr. MORTIMEti, seconded by Mr. ATKtNs,
and caaried unanimously,—That all appointments of Officers!.
of whatever nature or kind, (exce.pt Trustees,) heretofore made;
either by the Provisional Committee, the late General Meeting,
or the late Board of Directors, be, and are hereby annulled. .
It was then moved by Mr. THOMAS PENNINGToN, seconded
by Mr. FRANKLIN,—That the above Gentlemen, who have con-
sented to act together, be appointed Directors of the Company
at Liverpool. Their names were 'then severally put. from t 46,
Chair, and carried unanimously.
It was then moved by Mr. BANKS. seconded by Mr: Al*rr7ll'4,
and carried unanimously,—That the Directors now -appoixiteci
be, and are hereby invested with the same powers as their pre-
decessors,
for managing the affairs of the Company.
JOSEPH BRICE, Chairman:'
The Chairman having left the Chair, the Thanks of the
Meeting were unanimously voted to him. for his impartial con,
duct therein.

In consequence of the Manchester Proprietors being alloived
until the 7th of June to pay the FlRs•l' CALL, the Director 4
at Liverpool have come to the resolution of allowing the Shake:-
holders here the same indulgence.
Company's (Vice, '29, Chapel-walks, 30th May, 1836.

PROSPECTUS of an ASSOCIATION or JOINT STOOK-
COMPANY and TONTINE for the purchase of sufficient
Freehold, Copyhold, or long Leasehold Ground and Premises
at the western end of the Metropolis, and for erecting thereon a
splendid and commodious FIRE-PROOF BUILDING for the '
accommodation of Gentlemen requiring Sleeping Apartments,
Breakfasts, and other Refreshments, but no for the immediate
purpose of Dining or fur the disposal o ines or Liquors, t°
be called the
WEST-LONDON TONTINE SSOCIATION,
To consist of s,Utiu Shares of £5O each, with benefit of Surpiverikir
in Nominees.—Deposit £2 per Share.
PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS AND MANAGERS.
R. W. Hawkes, Esq., W. Toone, Esq., W. H. Hathersich, gstl
With power to add to their number.
BANRERs—London and Westminster Bank.
SOLICITOR AND SECRETARY—Mr. Spurr, 11, New Inn.
The BUILDING to be erected on the most approved plan .
and well furnished. The Property to be vested in Trustees.
The Association to be managed and conducted in every way by
the Directors as will be provided for, under full powers to he
given by the Deed of Settlement now in preparation; to be .
approved by the Directors on behalf of the Association.
No Shareholder shall in any event be liable for more than his
proportion of the subscribed Capital, and it is not expeqed.that
more than ten calls will ever be required.
The Deed of Settlement is intended to bear date from the.,
first day of October next, as and iu the nature of TONTINE,
and shall be prepared and executed by the Shareholders :
the first day of October 1838, or within thiee calender months
afterwards, each Shareholder (having paid up all calls due on
his Shares,) shall nominate for each share one person living on ".
such first day of October 1838, during wiaich life only to the
end of the current half-year after the demise of such nominee
he shall be entitled to receive a distributive share of the profits
and emoluments of the joint stock property ; with benefit to
the survivors. Transferable Debentures will be delivered
declaratory thereof; conformably to the conditions of the
Association.

When the respective Shareholders shall in virtue of their
nominees be reduced to twenty Shareholders, then the said
joint Estate or Tontine property shall be sold, apportioned, •
and divided as shall be provided for by the deed: by this mean'
an ample increasing and beneficial investment of Capital rilll
be created.

OBSERVATIONS. • •
To the Members of various Clubs, to Gentlemen of Incle-
peudenee occasionally visiting London, and those of small Ict-
come who are resident in the Metropolis, as also to the minter-.
ous Visitors, Travellers, and others who require a permanent
or temporary Residence, it is submitted that the proposed Esta-
blishment will be found most desirable and economical, and by
a judicious and careful selection of Servants, a security aga.iasti
robbery, ftaud,•and imposition. • -
The proposed Building
.is intended to contain itt least 61. Y)
sleeping Apartments, .to a great proportion of which for the.
accommodation of Residents will be attached a sitting Boo."
fitted un and furnished completely for a Bachelor's Domicile,
but not for the carrying on of any trade or profssion.
The Basement or ground Floor will consist of handsome and
spacious Saloons for breakfasts and refreshments. Also a read-
ing Room, and a suite of splendid Baths and dressing Rooms,. •
at a low rate of reihuneration.
PROPOSED FLAN OP EXPENDITURE AND REMUNERATION.
Supposed expense of purchase and completing the
Building
Furniture and Fittings .

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Equal to ten calls of £2 per share .... 100,0
Interest at £lO per cent, per share, £lO,OOO, which, after the
second year, must accumulate as the Lives progressively fall in.
. Thus, if 10 per cent. per share is payable on 5000 Live".
(and assuming each Shafeholder to nominate one tOreach ,hare,
then) 121 per cent, will be receivable when the lives
are reduced to 4000
161 per cent. when reduced to
25 do.
100 do.
200 do. ....... .. .
250 do.
aoq do.
500 do.
11)00 do.
2000 do.
And when reduced to 20, a sale and distribution of the rto-
perty among them.
A graduated scale will be prepared for the Rent of Apart
merits, but supposing 300 out of 600 single Apartments to 1,"
constantly occupied, averaged at the lows= of Is. 6d. each,
viz., £l5l per week. or let to permanent tenants at the aLTI?,
rate, £27 7s. 6d. each per annum will produce £8212 10s. Anu
supposing 200 double furnished Apartments to be constantly ,
occupied at the low rate of 2s. 6d., viz., £175 per week, or let t°
permanent tenants at the same rate
makings 10s. each per annu.
will produce £9lOO per ann uip— an aggregate rent.ll?'
..3
£17,312 10s. Thus allowing one hundred Apattments to remain
unoccupied. . ,
. . , ..
for ("is' lOi'
Allowing the expenses of the Establishment, and -, '
Gas, Candles, Water, and Insurance, to be 1;6000 pre annut
~,c
there will be at this low scale, after paying
(
the shares, (on capital advanced as above,) leave a balinCa.noo
£1312 10. towards a fund for repairs .and other contingeverh', ~ '...).
£lO per rent.. o 4 a.... 11
without taking into consideration an increase of Dividend,Wbe:
will arise front the emoluments to be derived from the Refio? ,
ment Rooms and Baths.
Applications for Prospectuses and Shares to be /cede, 01,9 it!V
before MONDAY next, the 13th instant, to listqtrxj,r47,
Agent, 174, Dale-street, Liverpool. s • • . '