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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-06-27 00:00:00

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DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGA' E.
COMMENCEMENT OF A NEW OLUME.
JAMES'S NEW RO NCE.
THE First Portion of 'Mr. JA ES' ew Tale, ARRAH
NEIL, or TIMES OF OLD I be published in the
Number for July of THE DUB N UNIVERSITY MAGA-
ZINE, and continued monthly till completed. The Number
will also contain the continuation of the LOITERINGS OF
ARTHUR O'LEARY, by Harry Lorrequer—An important
Article on the REPEAL AGITATION—and the usual quantity
of sterling literary papers.
Dublin : William Curry, Jun., and Co., 9, Upper Sack-
ville-street ; Liverpool: JOSHUA WALMSLEY, 51, Church-
street. Price 2s. 6d. monthly. •

NEW FAMILY 'BIBLE, BI THE ItEV. GEORGE
TOWNSEND.
Now ready, in Svo., price 65.,
PART 1., containing 31 Sections, (for the Mornings of one
Month.) of
Q CRIPTU RAL COMMUNION WITH G ; or, the
HOLY BIBLE, containing the OLD Niav TES-
rAm ENTS, arranged in Historical and Chr ological' Order,
in such manner that the whole may be r das one connected
History, in the words of the author' d Translation ; newly
divided into Sections, for Pam' and Individuals ; with
INTRODUCTIONS and PRArE ; and NOTES fOr the Stu-
dent anti Inquirer.
By the Bev. GEORGE TOWNSEND, M.A.,
Canon of Durham ; Author of " The historical and Chro-
nological Arrangement of the Holy Bible."
This Commentary is formed on the plan of separating the
Devotional, Historical, and Critical portions from each other,
and is divided into Sections for daily reading. Each Section
contains an Introduction, comprising the Historical and Ex-
pository matter given in the chief Commentaries—the Por-
tion of .Scripture—a Prayer founded upon the selected Por-
tion of Scripture—and Notes original and critical.
RIVINGTONS, St. Paul's Churchyard and Waterloo-place.

BI RKENIIEAD FAI
FOR THE SALE OF HORNED ATTLE, SHEEP,
HORSES, PIGS, ESE, &e.
THE next FAIR will take ce on MONDAY, the 3d
X day of July next.
By order of the Commissioners of Birkenhead,
JOSEPH MALLABY, their Clerk.

GENERAL BANK OF COMMERCE (Comptoir
General du Commerce) founded at P s by the Ho-
nourable Mr. 11. Ganneron. Member the Chamber of
Deputies, of the Supreme Board rade, CSc., and con-
ducted by an efficient Board of • ectors and of Controul.
Instituted on the 17th of Apr' 843, according to Articles
23 and 26 of the Code of Commerce, which, operating in the
same way as Royal Charters do in England, limit the liabili-
ties of the Shareholders to the amount of their respective
subscriptions. Capital 20 millions of Francs, with power to
increase it to 40 millions. In shares of Fs. 1000 (X3O 48.4 d.
stg.) First instalment of Fs. 250 payable on delivery of the
scrip; second instalment of Fs. 250 two months after; and
the remaining Fs. 500 on the 17th of October next. Scrip
transferable without further responsibility, after payment of
half the amount of the shares. The two first instalments, or
the full amount of the shares, may be paid up immediately,
and in this case interest to the 17th October next will be
allowed on the last instalment of Fs. 500 per share. Divi-
dends and Interest payable at Paris or London, at the option
of holders of shares.
The five hundred non-transferable paid-up shares, the pro-
perty of the Directors, are reserved to cover contingencies by
loss.
This Bank was opened on the 28th day of April last, and
is now in full operation. -
The greatest portion of its shares has already been dis-
posed of; but with a view of uniting British and French in-
terests in an undertaking well calculated to promote the
commercial intercourse of both nations, one-tenth part of
the shares has been allotted to this country.
The uniform success which has accompanied all Joint
Stock Banks in France, may be deduced from the ruling
price of their shares, for instance,
Those of the Bank of France, oriwinally Fs. 1000, are now

• worth F. 3350.
Those of the Bank of Marseilles, originally Fs. 1000, are

now worth Fs. 1745:
Those of tLe Bank of Rouen, originally Fa. 1000, are now
worth Fa. 1900,
affording an incontrovertible proof of the great scope existing
in France for profitable banking business.
Agents in London :—Messrs. Howard, Grand, and Co.,
No. 13, Old Jea'ry Chambers.
Agents in Liverpool :—Messrs. Came and Telo.
Bankers to the London agency :—Messrs. Prescott, Grote,
Ames and Co.
Solicitors .—Messrs. Gregson and Kewell, 9, Angel-court,
Throgrnorton-street.
For Prospectuses and Shares apply to Messrs. JONAH S.
WELLS and Sort. Stock and Share Brokers, No. 75, Old
13road-street ; Messrs. BENNISON and LENNARD, 75, Old
Broad-street ; Messrs. DANIEL and J. B. NEILSON, Stock
and Share Brokers, in Liverpool.