The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-11-27 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL BANK.

CAPITAL—iSOO,OOO. •
PIMIE success which has generally attended operations
of Joint Stock Banking Companies, an. le unqualified
tVtohation of their principles evinced b - th, public feeling in
qoe'r favour; the belief that this system f t anking, and this
of-,4,0, will eventually obtain, combined th a due estimation
hi„gle rich and extensive field for Banking business, which the
tyalletary transactions of the town present, have been deemed
kmeient grounds for the establishment of another Joint Stock
i4.„1.1,_i0g Company, to be called " The Liverpool Commercial
fing Company."
haZ unnecessarv'to dwell upon a subject so familiar to the
tthi 'ligent Merchants and Tradesmen of 'Liverpool as the sys-
et Banking, or to explain the beneficial principles upon
:eh Joint Stock Banking Companies are founded. It is
eVhed sufficient ton otice the features which will distinguish
t°„ Present Institution, and these will heseen chiefly.in the
%to, f raising the capital, and in the division and allotment
shares.
4 '8 confidently believed, that a more effectual provision will
tpade for the interests of the Shareholders and the security
tifill!e public, by each Subscriber paving up the whole amount
tile stock ; and in order to favour the numerical extension of
lit,'etripany and the admission of Shareholders of all classes of
le„,eorntuunity, the Capital has been divided into, Fifty Thou-
Shares, of Ten Pounds each, which will enable persons to
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teu-`e investments without the liability of having to pay up sub.
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4nt, and perhaps inconvenient, calls; and with a view of
thelilak to the Bank, as far as possible, the profits arising from
4business of its own Subscribers, the appropriation of shares
ft .e made chiefly to residents in Liverpool.
'll r 13 generally admitted that the greatest delicacy is required
41 Bard to the dealings of individuals with 'a public Bank,
tit„ great attention has been paid to this subject on the present
tl.
trdlth a view to give every reasonable facility to confidential
114448!ketions with the Bank, to obviate the publicity of their
'LlIg under the review of a numerous Board of Directors,
witi,‘,°, introduce into its management, as far as is consistent
',4le nature of the Institution, the most valuable principles
‘qii.',Prate Banks it has been determined that the Sub-Com-
4trif,',e, to whom such transactions will be referred, shall be re-
l./164'4 to the number of three, namely,—two Directors and
N"`htiager. Experience has shown that this plan obviates
obJection.
tk,',l, Subscriber will be required to pay one pound per share
t441,-illg admitted by the Provisional Committee, and the re-
hexi'"hk nine pounds per share either before the first of January
when it is proposed to open the Bank, or at such time
such sums as shall be fixed by the Board of Directors.
tli4t°lnait the responsibLity of the Shareholders, it is proposed
`%%, !,, i:
one-fourth of the Capital be at any time absorbed by
sp:‘,Bhall be imperative upon the Board of Directors to call
roiit:4ll meeting of the Proprietors, in which case the Pro-
e es of one-fourth of the Capital shall have power to dissolve
qtris°Pa.ny, unless a majority agree to purchase the shares
4.l,entients at their then value.
4 it'. ether details will be placed upon such a popular footing
41,18,10ped will meet with general confidence.
,01,;Pileations for Shares to be addressed to the Provisional
(.4111, ittoe, now sitting, at the office of Messrs. LACON and
`.E, Solicitors.
By Order of the Committee,
JAMES. MACGREGOR,' Secretary.
ur~rOn4}itt
ee-rnom, Harrinyton Chatv,,ers,
'"h0-street, Liverpool, Nov. 21, 1832.

BEAUTIES OF THE OPERA AT HALF PRICE!—
Diabelli's Selections of Airs from the following Operas;
at is 6d. and 2s. per book, each book containing three or four
sheets—viz. Tancredi, Cenerentola, Semiramide, &c.—Over-
tures to Cenerentola, Barber of Seville, Semiramide, and all
the FavOurite, at ls. 6d.—trilliant variations on popular Themes,
by Herz, Czernv, and Chaulieu.—The Marseillaise, the Parisi-
enne, Web'er's last Waltz, &e. at 6d.
Overture to the Opera of Fidelio, by Beethoven. .. . ... ls 3d
Overture to Massaniello, by Aui)er 1 3
Overture to Cinderella ' 1 6
Overture to Semiramide, by Rossini 1 6
Overture to Der Frcischutz, by Weber. 1 6
Overture to Tancredi 1 6
Airs from Anna Bolena, five sheets
Airs from Cenerentola and Semiramide at 2s - .1 6

THE LAST Nlll7l. SONGS.
When I Rov'd•a Young Highlander, sung with -accla-
Illation, by Miss Inverarity 1 .0
The Deep Blue Sea 1 0
The POlish Drum •
The Lady leaves the Banquet Hall .' • 1 0
There came to the Lady's Gate a Knight

ieCaud Cloth Cloaks, Shooting Coats, &e.
If the Close; Coat consumes less than 1X yards, the price to
diminish 35. per each 3gth, The Frock Coat, than 2x yards,
ditto. The 'Trousers 2% ditto, to dlminish•ls. 6d. per each
}oh; if more, to augment in the same proportion.'
FOR SHIRTS, TROPICAL and all the CPEAPER
SORT of 'CLOTHING they have recourse to the London con-
cern, (in which, from giving .constant employ, they obtain la-
bour of this kind cheaper than in LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW.
Os; DUBLIN;) thereby. preventing this Brandi ehiiihing with
and impairing the tine Clothing Branch.
Individuals going abroad may provide themselves with every
requisite article for the Voy-age,- so as to be converted into and
form a Supply for arrival, they may also continue to obtain
their supplies from SiLvEit and Co., who have correspondents
o.tv'or facilities to forward Goods to, most parts of the Glob .
London and Liverpool ship-sailing information, and lists 01
necessaries for. the oyage aud arrival, with prices affixed, may
'be.Obtained on application.
Shippers of Clothing are invited to inspect their Articles.
;Fnli sized Cotton Plain shirts from 1 6 to 4, 0
Ditto ditto, with full fronts 2 6 "- 5 6
Printed Shirting Yacht, Shirts. - 4 6
Checked: nd Striped Cotton Ditto 1 4 " 2 3
Irish Linen Plain Ditto. • • • • 3 '6 Upwards
Ditto, ditto; with full and Fancy fronts:— 5.0 18 0
Jackets 'of White Jean or Satteen
Ditto' White, Brown, or'Coloured Drill 4 6 9 6
Ditto Fustian orßeaverheen
Ditto Blue Fine Cloth.
•6" 8 0
Waiste 13
Oats of White Jean or Satteen
24
6
Ditto White or Coloured Marseilles
Ditto Black or Buff Cassimere 6 6 " 10 6
Ditto . Valencia ' • 3 6 " 9 0
Trousers of Fine Cloth or Cassimere l2 ' 6 21 0
Ditto White, Drab, or Fancy Drill :3 9" 8 b•
Ditto White Jean or Satteen- 26 '" 7 6
Ditto Fustian or Beaverbeen
Ditto Linen' Sheeting or Duck .2 0" 4 6
Out-fits arranged 'at one hour's notice, either in LOndon or
Liverpool. MANUFACTORY, No. 9, Georgestieet, Man-
sion-liouSe, Loudon.
TerniCash, for which 5 per cent. ia allowed.

PURE WATER.
113 OBLNS' ROYAL FILTERS.—Office, 69, Strand, .ion-
Royal Filters are confidently recommended to
UN public as thefonly invention capable of orodating a con-
stant and 'plentiful supply of the most pure, g ale o ne, and
brilliant 'Water, however foul or turbid the sc c e from which
they are supplied; and the simple fact of me than 37,000
being now in daily use throughout the itee Kingdom, the
navy and merchant vessels, indepen ' of those actopted in
various public and private establish s iis on the Continent,
and. in more distant quarters of the G oe, is a sure test of their
efliCacy and advantages.—The following are selected from a
very numerous body of testimonials presented to the Patentee
by scientific and literary individuals

82, Gower-street.
I have, at different periods, both in England and abroad, had oppor-
, tunities of observing and using the various contrivanc' a k sown as
" Ascension Filters, Spring Filters," " Water Filters," " Barba-
- does Stone Filters," &c., but are all certain, after a short trial, to fail
in effect, producing a scanty supply of wat,r, by no means of the first
quality. ..Not so " The Royal Filters," the water is soon rendered
pure and brilliant ; the supply constant, anti, I , conceive, the appara-
tus likely to be improved by being many y( ars in use.
• (Signed) . T. C. CRANE, M.D., Betif,rd-row.
I consider these Filters a most valuable invention, and when 'pl,-
tients come to me, and finish their catalogue of the horrors of indi=
g,!stion, I say "go to Robins's, and t a Royal Filter."
(Signed) J. ABERNETHY,. 'Ft nterclon-street.
After a constant use of the Royal Filter, I have much satisfaction in
giiiog my testimony in its favour as the most 'complete apparatus of
the, land, and an indispensable requisite for culinary purposes, and,
consequently, for the preservation of health.
(Signed) W. BEATIE, M.D., Calcutta.
During our voyage, not a single case of indisposition occurred
;among the passengers or crew, and I do not hesitate to say, that the
total _absence of sickness may be traced to the pure and delicio As state
of the water supplied by The Royal Filter.
J. S. GREGORY, M.D., Vienna.
The Royal Filter ,is a most extraordinary discovery ; and marry
scientfic persons who have drank the filtrated water, have not scru-
pled to affirm, that such a state of purity could only be produced by
distillation. R. Z IDDER, F. F. J , V. A. , A.G. R.
The increasing demand in this country and on the Continent
lor:the Royal Filters having induced unprincipled and igno-
ra.nt.jaersons to fabricate humble imitations, and, in some cases,
pretended improvements of the Patent, all of which must of
necessity utterly fail in effect; and to eard against such at-
tempts the Patentee earnestly requests 'Purchasers to observe
that the words " ROYAL FILTER, GEORGE ROBINS
upon each, and that they , can
PATENTEE,
LoNooN," are invariablY. Placed
be obtained of his accredited Agents throughout the Kingdom.
PRICES. s. d.
Two Gallon size, purifying 12 Gallons per day . . 1 5 0
Three ditto . •• • • • 18
our ditto
Six ditto
Nine ditto
• Tweh-e ditto
Phttis„Drawinol and Prospectuses can be obtained, and the
ApittratOluspected at the Office of 'Messrs: GoLnonNL and
pans, Crown Chamberi, Red Cross-stleo Liverpool,