The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-19 00:00:00

Enourana Notirto.

PROTECTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
35, Old Jewry, February, 1836.

CAPITAL, FIVE MILLIONS STERLING.

THY: Directors of the Protector Fire Ins nee Company
feel themselves called upon to expre eir approbation
to their Agents generally throughout II ountry, who have so
honourably rejected the strong solicitatio that have been made
to them by a rival Company to transfe their business to it.
To the Insured with the Company, the Directors also feel
that their warmest acknowledgments are due in resisting simi-
lar solicitations made, and so strenuously persisted in by the
same Company, pending the recent arrangements with the
Phoenix Company.
By order of the Board,
WILMER HARRIS, Secretary.
WIDOW SUTTON and SONS, Agents,
17, Exchange-street East, Liverpool.

WELSH CHARITY BALL,
WE L L ING 7'ON ROOMS.
A.BALL, in Aid of the Funds of the Weida Char" v Schools,
will be held on MONDAY, the 29th February 18:36, at the
WELLINGTON 11.00515, which have been kindly anted fur the
occasion.
Mrs. BATESON, Lady Patro s.
PATRONS.
The Worshipful the Mayor of Liverpool
The Lord Mostyn. -
Sir Watkin Williams Wvime, Bart., .P.
Sir F. R. Glynne, Bart.,-M.P.
The Hon. E. M. Lloyd Mostyn, M.P.
The Rev. Jonathan grooks, A.M., Rector of Liverpool.
John Robin, Esq., Tany Craig,, II igh Sheriff of Denbighshire.
John Maddocks, Esq., Glanywern.
H. It. Hughes, Esq., Bache.
Samuel Sandbach, Esq., Hafodunas.
Michael Hughes, Esq., Sheidley Hall.
Dancing to commence at Nine o'clock.
Tickets of Admission, Gentlemen's, 10s. 6d., and Ladies',
7s. 6d., to be had of the Lady Patroness, St. Ann-street, and at
the usual places.
Mr. STUBBS'S QUADRILLE BAND is Engdged.

NOTICE.
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
THE number of Men required for the P ICE FORCE
having been completed, all Applicatiorfi hereafter made
wilt be registered by the Head Constable, Mr. Wit ITTY, at the
Watch Office, Fenwick-street, for the purpose of filling up such
vacancies as may from time to time occur.
CHARLES OKILL, Clerk to the Committee.
Town-hall, February 16, 1836.

BOOKBINDING.
OfOHN ATHERTON, BOOKBINDER, RIB LEE-BUILDINGS,
Top of Lord-street, requests the nobility gentry, and pnb-
lic to visit this Establishment, where a great variety of splendid
and highly-approved Designs are executed•on good erms.
Estimates given for Binding exceeding 100 Vole nes.

Liverpool, Februaryls. 18.36.
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, EVE TON.
IHE Proprietors of this Church are earn stly requested to
attend the ADJOI.IIj,NED GENER MEETING to
be held in the Vestry on TUESDAY, the Ist ay of March next,
to determine on the best means of eradicating the Dry Rot,
which has made considerable progress iu the Building, a?d on
other matters of importance.
THOMAS HARRIS, Secretary.
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February 151 k, 1836. /
DWIAGGART, VETERINARY SURGEON, be to inform
• his Friends and the Public, that he has :MOVED
from 91, DALE-STREr:T, to 83. LIME-STREE" , (near to the
Adelphi Hotel,) at which place he has every con enience in the
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way of Stabling, Loose Boxes, &c., and to • ure those who
may honour him with their confidence in th reatment of do-
mestic Animals, Horses, Dogs, Cattle, Shee !), &c., that every
attention shall be paid to their interests.
Stables—Adelphi Livery Stables, opposite the Adelphi Hotel,
and at 83, Lime-street, adjoining place of residence.
Every attention will be paid to Horses at Livery, Baiting. &c.
N,B.—ln Cases where attendance may be considered unne-
cesary, by describing the symptoms can obtain the appropriate
Medicine. Charges moderate. ,
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THE VICE-CONSUL of the ORIENTAL R ÜBLIC
of the URUQUAY HEREBY GIVES NO' ICE, that
in virtue of two Decrees, dated Monte Video, the 2 h and 31st
August, 1835, all Captains and Supercargoes of M rchant Ves-
sels destined for any Port of the Republic with argoes laden
in any Country in Europe where Consuls of Republic re-
side will be required, after the 301 h day of April, 1836, to produce
Two Manifests of the Cargo, in which the Contents of each
Package must be minutely described, one of which Manifests
must be duly verified by the Consul or Vice-Consul of the Re-
public at the port of loading; and in default thereof the Cargo
will be subjected to an additional Duty of 6 per Cent.—Dated
in Liverpool, 3d February, 1836.
By order of
FREDERICK DE LISLE, Esq., Consul General.
JOHN HALL, Vice-Consul, No. 2, Wolstenh,olme-square.

PROSPECTUS
OF AN INTENDED JOINT, STOCK OMPANY,
TO BR CALLED THE
LIVERPOOL TIMBER COMPANY A SAW MILL
ESTABLISHMENT.
Capital, £lOO,OOO, in £lO area.
No Shareholder to be Liable for more than h; übscribed Capital.
'DAILY experience in the working oint Stock Com-
bas panics in extensive mercantile or commercial pursuits,
directed co-gdj Tradini World of their Public Utility, when
Ctal. exercise of extensive
tis presumed the Foreign Timber Trade (including A L..
ga , &c.,) of this Port, inwards, offers an incomparable field
for the profitable exercise of a Joint Stock Capital; having for
its object the Protection of the Foreign Merchant, the Ship-
owner, and Importer,—and increasing the facility for supplying
the demands of the Country Dealer and Consumer by being
enabled to anticipate his wants.
It secures at all times a constant supply, by an access to
ample funds, which will be used for the benefit of the Pro-
prietors collectively, by an annual division of the profits; whilst
it at the same time provides for the demands of individual Pro-
prietors, (being Dealers or Consumers,) on terms of sound com-
mercial principles. Shareholders making purchases will have
the benefit of established credit with the Company, in a pro-
portion to the amount of the value of their Shares
This Company seeks not to induce any unfair competition,
or to countenance hazardous speculation, but simply to encom-
pass this great and weighty Trade by a chain of communication
and capital, every link of which shall connect its usefulness and
benefit with all those inland places where extensive consump-
tion is going on.
To this effect will the study of the Company be directed, and
it is suggested that the Subscriptions for Shares be confined at
first to persons who are Shipowners, Importers, Consumers, or
Inland Dealers, or whose situation or influence will be likely
to extend the useful business of the Company.
That the Capital of this Company be raised by 10,000 Shares
of £lO each.

That Subscribers shall pay One Shilling per Share for their
Scrip; and within fourteen days after notice, shall pay £1 per
Share into the Bank of the Company (to be appointed), when
their Shares will be delivered; and that a call of £2 per Share
be made within twenty-one days after the appointment of Trus-
tees, Directors, and other Officers; and that a further call of
£2 per Share be made within three months afterwards; and
that no further call be made until after the first Annual Meet-
ing shall have been holden, and a Report approved by the
Shareholders at such Meeting.
It is presumed that the paid up capital of £5 per Share will
be amply sufficient for the purposes of the Company, including
a projected Saw Mill Establishment, the want of which has been
generally acknowledged.
Holders, in their own names, of not exceeding twenty Shares,
to have one vote for each Share, and those holding above twenty
Shares to have an additional vote for every five Shares above
twenty; and in voting by proxy no person shall be allowed to
hold more proxies than seven; nor to vote by proxy unless he
is a Shareholder; and persons who hold Shares in the names
of their children, being minors, shall be allowed to vote only
on the aggragate number of their own and such minors' Shares
as if the whole were in the name of one Shareholder. No per-
son to be allowed to possess more than 250 Shares.
A Provisional Committee to forward the preliminary ar-
rangements is now forming, who, early in MARCH, will call a
General Meeting to be held at Liverpool, to elect Trustees and
Directors, three of whom shall be residents in Liverpool, three
at Manchester, one each at Birmingham, Bolton, Preston,
Shrewsbury, and Welshpool, or such other places where the
Subscribers are numerous, who shall proceed to appoint a
Manager, an experienced person in the Timber Trade, a
Cashier, and other Assistants, all of whom shall produce testi-
monials, and give security for the faithful discharge of their re-
spective official duties.
The Deed of Settlement to be read at the same Meeting, and
after receiving the signatures of the Shareholders then present,
the formation of the Company shall be deemed complete, and
the business proceeded with.
The Books to be made up half-yearly, and, as soon after as
may be, a General Meeting shall be held at Manshester and
Liverpool alternately, when a balance sheet of the affairs of the
Company shall be exhibited; and if at any time it shall appear
that one-third of the subscribed capital shall have been lost, the
Company shall be dissolved, its affairs wound up, and the re-
maining Capital divided amongst the Shareholders.
All transfers of Shares shall be made under the hands of and
be approved by the Board of Directors, in order to protect the
Company from bad debts.
A detailed Prospectus will be published as soon as possible.
Meanwhile, all applications for Shares must be made to Mr. F.
BAYLEY, 69, King street, Manchester; Mr. E. WI isow, 36,
Colmore-row, Birmingham; or to Mr. .1. BACH, Share Broker,
Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool (if by letter, post paid); and
further particulars may be had on application to Mr. JOHN
MARSH, Timber Broker, Queen's Dock, Liverpool.
Liverpool, February 19, 1836.
FORM OF 'APPLSCA2ION POa SHARKS.
Shares in the Liverpool
Timber rmbeleruCe sotra you willpany, s e
usblueerte m
to me Shares Prospectus.
Signed,
Residence,
Trade or Profession,