The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-23 00:00:00

The Public are earnestly and respectfull \ invited to inspec
the Schools. They are in operation ever Evening, Evening, except
Tuesday and Saturday, from Seven to Nine o'clock, when
Members of the Committee regularly attend, Who will have
great pleasure in accompanying those who may be pleased to
honour them with their presence,- and also in explaining all
the details of the proceedings connected with the Institution.
The Directors flatter themselves, and 'experience has assured
them of the, fact, . that such visits will entirely remove the
doubts of those, if any there be ,incerely entertaining them, who
may be inclined to think; that the Institution is not calculated,
in the greatest degree, (whilst it adds to the happiness, comfort,
and self-respect, of individuals,) to advance the intereSts, and
conduceto the well-being and due regulation of society gene-
rally.
N. B. It will be perceived that Mr. TALLis's name is with-
drawn from the list of Masters. He is now unconnected with
the Institution.

Union Rooms, Duke-street, (Entrance Slater-street), Novem-
ber 23, 1832.

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL BANK.
CAPITAL-L 500,000.

ITIHE success which has generally attended the operations
of Joint stock Banking Companies, and the unqlialified
approbation of their principles evinced by the public feeling in
their favour; the belief that this system of Banking, and this
alone, will eventually obtain, combined with a due estimation
of the rich and extensive field for Banking business, which the
monetary transactions of the town presen, have been deemed
sufficient grounds for the establishment of another Joint stock
Banking Company, to be called " The Liverpool Commercial
Banking Company."
It is, unnecessary to dwell upon a subject so 4
intelligent Nleraanth and Tradesmen of Liver

ilia!' to the
of as the sys-
iinciples upon
founded. It is
Eh will distinguish
seen chiefly iu the
ision and allotment

tem of-• Ban ing, or to explain the beneficial
which Joint stock Ban,king. Companies arA
deemed sufficient to notice the features w
the present Institution, and these will
mode of raising the -capital, and in the
of the shares.
It is confidently believed, that a more effectual provision will
be.made for the interests of -the- Shareholders and the security
Of the public, by each- Subscriber paying up the whole-amount
of his stock ; and in order to favour the numerical extension of
the Company and the admission of Shareholders of all classes of
the community, the Capital has been divided into Fifty Thou,
sand Shares, of Tpu Pounds each, which will enable persons to
make investments.without the liability of having to pay up sub-
sequent, and perhaps inconvenient, calls ; and with a view of
securing to the Bank, as far as possible, the profits arising from
the business of its own Subscribers, the appropriation of shares
will be made chiefly to residents in Liverpool.
It is generally admitted that the greatest delicacy is reqUired-
in regard to the dealings of individuals with a public Bank,
and great attention has been paid to this subject on the present
occasion.

With a view to give every reasonable facility to confidential
transactions with the Bank, to obviate the publicity of their
passing under the review of a numerous Board of Directors,
and to introduce into its management, as far as is consistent
with the nature of the Institution, the most valuable principles
of private Banks, it has been determined that the Sub-Com-
mittee, to whom such transactions will be referred; shall be re-
stricted to the number of three, nameiy,—two Directors and
the Manager. Experience has shown that this plan obviates
every objection.
Each Subscribv will be required to pay one pound per share
on being admitted by the Provisional Committee, and the re-
maining nine pounds
,per share either before• the first of January
next, when it is proposed to open the Bank, or at such time
and in such!sumS as shall be fixed by the Board of Directors.
To limit the responsibility of the Shareholders, it is proposed
that if one-fourth of the Capital be at any time absorbed by
loss, it shall be imperative-upon the Board of Directors to call
a special meeting of the Proprietors, in which case the Pro-
prietors of one-fourth of the Capital shall have power to dissolve
the Company, unless a majority agree to purchase the shares
of dissentients at their then value.

All other details will be;placed upon such a popular footing
as it is hoped will meet with general confidence.
Applications for Shares to be addressed to the Provisional
Committee, now sitting, at •the office of Messrs. LACON and
LITTLEDALE, Solicitors.. .
By Order of the Conimittee,
JAMES MACGREGOR, Secretary.
Committee-6am, Harrinyton Chambers, _
.Vorth John.,treet, Liverpool, Nov. 21, 1832.