The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-17 00:00:00

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FLINTSHIRE IRON AND COAL COMPANY.
CAPITAL £60,000, IN 5,000 SIIA R ES of £lO EACH.
Deposit, per Share.
DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES.
Chairman—Major-General Sir Patrick Ross, K.C.M.G. and
K.C.H., &c. &c.
George Burdett, Esq. I Joshua Margary, Esq.
Captain Williams. I Thtimas Jones, Esq.
Bankers—Messrs Whitmore, Wells, and Whitmore.
Solicitor—T. G. Margary, Esq.
THIS Company is formed for the purpose of effectually
1 working several veins of IRON STONE and seams o 'COAL,
itl'the county of Flint. The Iron Stone (of which sere are
three veins) is all of very good quality, and one v , which is
remarkably rich, is within twenty yards of the rface. The
Coal (of which there are five seams) is excel nt for making
iron and for household purposes, and the sea ailed the Main
Coal is fifteen feet thick, and is within fifty ds of the surface.
The iron will rank amongst the best in the -ingdom, and the
land sale of coal is considered to be certain, therefore it may be
lately assumed that so substantial, profitable, and permanent
Investment of Capital is not likely to be found, and may be
soon realised. The mineral being near to the surface, good,
abundant, and at a short distance and of easy access to the
-'best market, warrant the presumption, as deMonstrated in the
calculation, that the Shareholders will receive very unusually
large dividends on their advances. Should the Company not
_proceed, (of which, however, not the least doubt is entertained,)
-the deposits will be returned without any deduction.
Applications for Prospectuses and Shares to be made (post-
:paid) to T. G. MARGARY, Esq., Quality-court, Chancery-lane,
London.

PROSPECTUS OF THE
WOODSIDE MARINE VILLA BUILDL:
CAPITAL, £lOO,OOO, IN 2,000 SHARES OF,
Bankers.—The Manchester and Liverpo(
Solicitors.—Mr. James Owen, Manchest
and HassaW, Liver o
TITS beauty of the country, of whit oodside, near Liver-
pool, forms part, is well known, a presents a desirable
situation for residence, either permanen ly, or during the sum-
mer months, when the dense population of Liverpool, Man-
-chester, and various other towns in the county of Lancaster re-
quire such a change.
The projectors of th 4 above measure have turned their atten-
tion to Woodside, because to that place the conveyance is more
rapid than to any other; and as by far the greater part of the
Inhabitants of Lancashire are absorped in business which can
only be left for a short time, that ciace must surely best recom-
mend itself for the purposes of recie4tion and health, which,
'combining every other advantage, is the most easy of access.
It may be useful to remind the inhabitants of Manchester,
and its neighbourhood, that the waterside may be reached in
less than two hours, from the time the Railroad Carriages leave
that town; that the river Mersey may be crossed by means of
Steam Packets every quarter of an hour, so that it will only be
a journey of two and a half hours at the utmost from Manches-
ter to residences intended to be built by this Company. The
demand for increased facilities for crossing the river Mersey, is
evinced by preparations for the establishment of a new Ferry
midway between Woodside and Birkenhead, and for the forma-
tion of a Railway from Woodside to Chester, the Shares in both
of which undertakings are all subscribed for, and the deposit
paid up.
Upwards of seventy thousand square yards of eligible freehold
building, land have been secured, a considerable portion of which
possesses the almost exclusive privilege of making bricks, and
contains excellent clay for the purpose—thus exhibiting one of
the important features in this undertaking; for, independently
of the known
.profit which may be derived from the clay, the
land, if it remains unbuilt upon, must annually increase in value.
The promoters of this measure do not seek to raise its value
at the expense of other schemes so numerously put forth ; but
it is confidently submitted, that a plan, combining the security
of real property with provision for the comforts of those who
are deeply and anxiously engaged in business, at so small a
sacrifice of time, must demand the attention of the capitalist ;
and its safety as an investment can only be endangered when
the tide of population shall cease to flow, or the energies of
Lancashire become paralysed.
With these impressions, it is proposed that a Company he
formed, with a capital of £lOO,OOO, to he raised by 2,(X)0 shares
of £5O each, for the purpose of erecting villas and cottages
ornefe, and supplying the present deficiency of convenient sum-
mer residences for the accommodation of the public.
That t deposit of £2 per share be paid on the allotment of the
shares; that a meeting of Subscribers -be then called, and Di-
rectors appointed, by whom the affairs of the Company will be
conducted, and the future calls, as required, regulated. No call
to exceed £5 per share, and at least two months' notice to be
given.

SOCIETY.
150 EACH.
District Bank.
r; Messrs. Bourne

A Proprietor of two shares to have one vote ; of five shares,
two votes ; of eight shares, three votes ; and for every two shares
in addition, one vote; but no Subscriber to have more than six
votes in the whole.

Applications for shares to be made (postage free) to Messrs.
HARMOOD BANNER, SON and THOMPSON, Sharebrokers, 4,
Castle-street, Liverpool; and Messrs. PEET and HOBSON, St.
James's-square, Manchester, of shorn copies of the prospectus
and blank forms of application may be obtained.

JOINT STOCK BANKING COMPANY,
Pecieosso TO BE FORMED BY MESSRS. ASPINALL AND SON,
AND ENTITLED "THE CENTRAL BANK OF LIVERPOOL"
WITH. A CAPITAL OF £150,000, IN 15 00 SHARES OP £lO
EACH SUBSCRIBER.
Paid up Capital, £50,000, being £5 per tare on 10,000 Shares.
THAT the Company shall be con dered as formed when
3,000 Shares are subscribed ft , and the Deed of Settle-
ment executed.
That as soon as the required number of Shares have been
subscribed for, a meeting of the Shareholders shall be held to
'elect a Board of Directors, to consist of seven Shareholders
possessing not less than 50 Shares each.
That only one. Partner in a firm be a Director at the same
time, and any Director ceasing to hold the requisite number
of 'Shares, or becoming a Banker, Director, or Partner in, or
Agent for, another Banking Company, shall be disqualified
from office.
That at all General Meetings of the Shareholders, a Share-
holder of 10 Shares shall have one vote, 25 Shares three votes,
50 'Shares six votes, and for every additional ten Shares one
vote. Shareholders to vote either in person, or by pro::y in
writing, given to any Shareholder whom they may depute; no
person to hold more than three proxies at one time.
That the sum of 2s. 6d. per Share be paid as soon as the
allotment is made, to defray expenses, and any excess to go to
tbelunds of the Company.
That a payment of £1 per Share be made within one week
-after the Directors are chosen.
That one months' notice shall be given of any future Calls,
which shall not exceed during the first year, four in number,
sa or a greater sum each time than £1 per Share.
That at the expiration of 12 months after the commencement
•of business, a General Meeting of the Shareholders shall be
called, when tlfeaccounts of the year shall be exhibited, and a
dividend declared.
That the remaining shares shall be held by the Company and
disposed of for its benefit, to such persons as may be wishful
to open accounts witli the Bank.
Three of the Direetors shall, at the end of each year, go out
of office, and the same number chosen, the retiring Directors
'to be eligible to be re-elected.
The affairs of the Baok to be under the control of the Di-
rectors, three of whom shall be a quorum.
The Manager to be 'Mr. Aspinall, and his son Sub-manager
and Cashier, both at Salaries to be fixed by the Directors.
The Accountant and other Clerks or Officers to be appointed
by the Directors.
Should it appear at any time that one-third of the paid up,
Capital be lost, the Company shall be thereby dissolved.
The Deed of Settlement will be prepared and contain the
necessary provisions for the security of the Shareholders, and
effectualmaoagement of the Company.
That the Directors, and all Officers and Clerks of the Com-
pany sign a pledge of secrecy as to all transactions of the Com-
pany, with their Customers, and the state of aceourits with in-
dividoals.
That the Directors have power to grant to any Shareholder,
a Cash Credit to the extent of two-thirds of his paid up Stock.
That the business of the Bank shall commence as soon as
'-tbe.lnstalment of one pound per Share shall have been paid.
AU applications from the country to be post paid.
Applications for Shares to be made, under seal, directed to
the Provisional Committee, at the office of Mr. RICHARD PIN-
Low Solicitor, Clarendon-buildings ; or Mr. J. Backi, Share-
broker, Clarendon-buildings.
2d May, 1836.

THEKIATCLIFF AND EAST METROPOLITAN EQUI-
TABLE GAS COMPANY.
CAPITAL £150,000, IN 30,000 SHARES OF £5 EACH.
DEPOSIT £1 PER SHARE.
Company has been formed in order to obviate the
great difficulties the Consumers of Gas in the Eastern
-Division of London have had to contend with; the Directors
purpose supplying a pure Gas at 30 per cent. under the rates as
-at present paid. securing an ample supply not only to the Con-
sumers by burner, but also to those that urn by meter, for whom
-a separate main will be laid down.
atiord thee),
This Company does not come forward as others have done,
"upon the ground of public good," fur while di
public the great advantage' they promise, yet in so doing they
-secure to themselves and to the shareholders dividend of 15
per tent. for their capital embarked.
The immense and continued increase in t
'Gas, both for public and private use, render '
-description beyond doubt a sure and ce
'many years will not elapse before it su e
altogether, as its utility in heating a
now fully established; its economy and !
the more desirable for such purposes.
From the many and recent improvements, both in the manna
facture of Gas audio the construction of Works and Machinery,
this Company does possess great advantages over any at present
established, having the benefit of all without the original expense.
The Directors are determined to adhere to the strictest eco-
nomy, both in the construction of works and in every other
braach of the establishment, and by so doing they can pledge
thenSselves to supply Gas at the reduction as stated. and at the
-same time ensure to the shareholders a larger Dividend titan
any 'other similar Company ever did pay.
CONDITIONS.
Ist.—The Capital of the Company will consist of £150,000, in
10000 Shares of £5 each.
2d.—No Shareholder will be responsible beyond the amount
of his respective shares.
3d.—The deposit of £1 per share will be available for the ne-
wiry expenses of the undertaking, making surveys, and ap-
plying to Parliament for the act, &c. &c.
4th.—As soon as three-fourths of the shares are subscribed, a
General Meeting of the Shareholders will be convened, when
the plans and estimates will be submitted to them, and a ballot
take place for a new Boarcrof Directors.
sth.—That no subscriber holding less than 50 shares be eligi-
ble to act as a Director, or to continue in office as such if he
should eerahseattott!old the stipulated number of shares.
6th._'
at for the holderqoalificatton for voting at general meetings
oft 5 shares, one vote; 20 shares, two votes ;
O shares, three v
addilitMil hundred) shares,
100 shares, four votes; and on every
in one vote; the holders thereof to vote
periOn or by Pr
oxy.
7th.—Two months nor
=ore than £1 pet share'wcill
e be given for any future call, and not
Applications for Shares to bbe re-quired at any one time.
Exchange-alley. Liverpool; eornaue to Mr. RICHARD DA wsots.
the Company's Offices, 5, Adal,(nostpaid) to the Secretary, at
don.
FORM OF APPLICATION,
17J.CAUTI, Old Broad-street, Lon-
OLBROOK, Secretary.
CATION
GENTLEMEN,--I beg to apply for •
Ratcliff and East Metropolitan Equitable Gas CoShares in the
mp
onch, or such number as may be allotted to me, agree tt, takeithe
conditions of the Prospectus.
Name in full.
Profession or Trade.
Residence.
Place of Business.
To the Committee of Management of the Ratcliff and
East Metropolitan Equitable Gas Company.

consumption of
a Compauy of this
.atu investment, as
,•edes the use of fuel
culinary purposes are
:leanliness will make it

LIVEItI'uOL UNION MILL AND BAKING
COMPANY.

AT the First GENERAL MEETING of the LIVER-
POOL UNION MILL COMPANY, twld at the CL A-
REN DON Rooms, Liverpool, on Tuesday the 10th day of May,
1836.

The Report of the Provisional Comtlittee having been read
and adopted.
It was agreed

Ist. That in consequence of the misapprehension respecting
the objects of the Company, caused by the misr reseutations,
of parties interested in opposing its formation, he style of the
Company be "The Liverpool Union Mill a d Baking Com-
pany," the object of the Company being grind Flour and
make Bread, with a view of ensuring to the louseholders of this
Town and Neighbourhood wholesome a nadu I terated Bread,
combining with this object, the sale of Fl r for the use of Private
Families, and the making of Bread for he supply of Shipping.
2d. That a limited number of Shares, at the discretion of the
Committee, be allotted to fresh Applicants.
3d. That with a view to admit into a full participation in the
benefits of this Company, those of the working classes who
have expressed a desire to join the Company, a limited number
of Quarter Shares of £2 10s. each be created and placed at the
disposal of the Committee, and that on these Shares a larger
call than ss. shall not he made at one time, and one month
shall elapse between each call, three weeks' notice of each call
being given.
Further applications for Shares may be made to Messrs. Wori-
rn triwrosr and Hour, Solicitors, to the Company, and the further
Applicants must pay into the Bank of the Company, to the cre-
dit of the Committee, a deposit of El on each Whole Share
(being the amount already paid by the present Shareholders)
and ss. on each Quarter Share.
By order.
WORTHINGTON and HOLT,
Chapel-walks, Solicitors to the Company.
12th May, 1836.

EAST INDIA BANK
CAPITAL, 2,000,000, IN 40,000 SHAR OF £5O EACH.
Deposit upon Allotment £1 r Share.
THE Administration of the EAST DIA BANK will be
subject to the control and super' tendence of an English
Board of Directors, without fette the just independence
and efficiency of an Indian Directi . It will rigidly adhere to
a liberal system of legitimate ban ing, avoiding, on the one
hand, the mercantile adventures and speculative investments of
its borrowed capital, which have issued in such calamitous con-
sequences, and, oil the other, that injudicious caution which
cramps the healthful and stimulating employment of capital for
the purposes of re-production. It is presumed that if these ob-
jects be carried out in practice, the EAST IN DIA BANK
will not only insure the full confidence of the native population,
but become the medium for the distribution of English capital
in those innumerable channels which require to be enriched by
its invigorating influence. New and strong ties of connexion
will be formed between the capitalists and producers in both
countries, it being proposed to reserve one fourth of the Shares
for the commercial classes of Calcutta; and it is not chimerical
to expect that the proposed Banking Association will awaken an
intense interests in the improving, and still improve the resources
of India.

The advantages which the EAST INDIA BANK holds out
to those who invest in its stock are,—the unvarying value of
sound Indian investments,—the amount of business which a
Bank constituted upon the principles above developed can
transact in the absence of an effective competition, —and
the large profits which Indian banking has habitually yielded
even under a defective and an exclusive system of administra-'
Lion.

It is proposed to open the Bank at Calcutta, (the centre of
the financial arrangements of the Indian Government,) when
the requisite amount of capital is subscribed.
Applications for Shares in the Capital Stock of the Company
to be addressed to the Provisional Committee of the East India
Bank, No. 10, Liverpool-street, Broad-street-buildings, on or
befo►e the 20th instant; to Messrs. BULMER and GILLAN, 44,
Parliament-street, Westminster; to BLUNT, Boy, BLUNT, and
DuNcAN, London, Solicitors to the Provisional Committee,
LOndon; or to Mr. RICHARD DAWSON, Share-broker, Liver-
pool.

LIVERPOOL HOUSE AND LAND AGENCY
OFFICE.
r EIHE object proposed in forming this Establishment is
JL (that stated in a former Advertisement) to give toe
the Letting and Taking. or Selling and Purchasin,
Lands, Houses, Warehouses, Offices, Shops, Cell
of Business, Lodging, and any other similar desc,

ility to

Estates,

9‹,Good-wil;
ption of Pro.

perty.
This business has been hitherto so divided or conducted on
systems so arranged, as to prevent the uti t .hich would result
to the Public from having one Office, trolly situated, kept
exclusively for this purpose. The Regist rto be ready of ac-
cess, clear and intelligible, so arranged that at one glance the
necessary information may be obtained, and open to the Public
free of expense.
The want of a Register established for this purpose has long
been felt, as well by the Owners of such Property as by. persons
wanting to become Tenants or Purchasers. The time lost,
(which, when Property is lying idle, must be matter of serious
consideration to the Owners.) and the trouble and annoyance
on this head have been so general, that it is hoped the Inhabi-
tants of Liverpool will not require more to be said to convince
them of the usefulness of such an Establishment.
REGULATIONS.

The Register to be open for inspection to the Public, gratis;
from Ten o'clock n. M. to Five o'clock P.M.

For Registering, drawing up Advertisements when required,
and supplying Window Bills, the charge to be ss.
When Property is Sold or Let through the agency of this
Office, 2 per cent. on the purchase money, or one year's rent,
or both, when both are obtained, to be paid by the person selling
or letting.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. FANNIN and Co.,
Estate, House, and Land Agents, Chatham-buildings, South
John-street.