THAMES WATER COMPANY, to ...
The Times, 1824-09-25T00:00:00

'THAMPA WVATaR COMPANYr, to to inecoporated by Act of _ Ez~~~~~~arliament. fNe ron selvence of the huyinz, up of the London BrM'dge Water Wersrls.a Gid those of 'tork-buildligs, tvo Water Comrn iicsaJt hhae ve%sed to eist, and the efect has been. that of leavIng the PrinciPal part cf London at the mercy of oue establishment, for she .trPrsppl of sv.sser. This efrc ct.3nve, aldded to the amazing numa- er of editrtonal uirlSdings erected within the last few years, and the spid nd etensve maner n whch thy as nowmrroeedng, ron.' ers the nresent periodexntremely hadevhatnhtageosJ nforthe formiation ot aNew Vem C4pany' which, It is propr,sed, to etFeet upon a Irriss highly advranr.rg;eoss bothl to the siqrr5riter.s anld the publilc; the present htn- nrove.1 stats of machinery affording great superlority In polnt of ecr- rnony and pow;er. As the interest of two companies has been bo,ghlit up, there can be lirtle doubs of tle ultimate success of t he metasure more particularly =nen It Is gtated that the present vtairre of an original 1001. share of zhe Newi River Comnpan,y Is worth matny thousands; anid although It may be urged that the other cnmPar,ieg do not at present divide sneh t--we proflt.s It must he recollected they have been more recenitly formed. sad hare Incurred a heavy expenditure for pipe", ma- ^ r-hery, Ac. Another rwason In favour of thils establisIment It. the immense do. sn uct5on of property and risk of human lives, recenTtly' occasioned by she neglect, or ImpossSbility of trhe several water companlea to supply a vruficac t qtuantity of' water -lhen msnmedlately wranted The Impure *-tleof the arater supplied for domestic rise: aid the Inconvenlerrcles nffered by thc public from tle present monopoly. Tihe recnrrence of brfsk evils wlil be prevented by the proposed establishment. It is therefore proposed to raise a capital of ?1 ,0(o,0(.0, bY 20,000 nuunsferable rhares, ot .6 5d each: but it is confidently expected that tUrS- shAle or the capital will lint he requilred. T-o potonds deposit on each share tc he pald in at a banker'., to tbecredit of the Company, at the tlneofsuhscrlhing; the reniainder s't be paid as the progress of the works may renider it necessary. by rF . not erceeding 5 per cent. at any one time, sufficlent notice Therrcof hOen previorrsiv given. Sunsbrlbers illl not be called upon for any liability beyond their repct.ve snhseriptions. APpliftlttos for shares and prospecrtses to be made to Mr. Wm. l.ane, 38, Poiltry: and at the bar of Carialway's arid Lotidolr coffee- /f4 REEK LOAN.-Yesterdav were deposite(I in the 4o Bankc of England. In the presenre of Messrs. Orlando, lDirlottil, mnd ZSImis, Deptties of the(Greek Gnvernnrent. lre sepi Hume, etq. vi P. one of the (omnmis,ioners for the Sinring F rind, Messrs. Lough- r:-n. n. and O'Brien. and a Notary Public, the usrernientiossed doQenLq :_ The Contract for tUe Loan of ?800.000. made the 21st of Febirary l=as. bv M.. Jobn Orlando and Anidrew Lrirlottis, on behalf ,f the C,eek t-vernment, together with their powers for negotiating the Lon And the RatrUictlon orf the Contract by tire said Coreriiment, darTd at Argos. 28ch April last. And at the rane time ohligations of the sRid Loan, canicelled and agplied to the Sinking Fund of the same, to the amount of ?14,000, ars-vesbly to the srlptilations of the contract. The said bonds beling erieft No.6 to 63 inclusive, 28 bonds of ?50 each. No. 19. Coleman.streer, 24th Sept. 1824. Copy of the Ratification of the Contract, as translated and legally eertifled:- Provi ional Government of Greece.-Whereas by -'irture of article 94 a' the code of iaws tbe Greek Loan was negothited In London, rnd wherea-s the contrr't for the same and all othe:, documents iR Nrit(ng relative thereta liave been presented. The onnservativegodv hns decreed, l.That thesaid Loan Isaccepted nr,d recasprlsed as the priblic debt of Greece, according to the enigage- nen-t -ntered into by the said deputies In London, viz. Messrs. Jo\n (irlando end Andrew Lnriottis. ivitir cessrsq. indr,Nv Loughnan, sen Andrew L-obrsinan, nn,. and Andrew Magrler O'Brien, Edwarv. Ellice n.. J-eph Hume, onelisded on tie 21st of February. 1824. S. That the covenants respertinig the loan, comprisQd unider ar- 'id:e 9. are received and ratified as they have been subserihed to by .5e s-ad members. as well ans those referred to In the written doeu- =r-nt- of the 21;t Fehnirry, 1824. and the I8th of MTarch, 1824. B. That by virtueof the presettt decree, the Presidenit of the Exe- cnutive Body ms empowered to ratify the contraet. as wcl as the said tivo 'rAten documents. hy annsexing the signature of the Secretary Cccnerrl and the Seal of the Government. 4. That of the present decree four originals shill be drawn, out of -'A1scl' two sire to remnain In tire arehivies of the ConservatiVe aiid Pvexrtive Bodies, and a third shall he iorwvarded to the Deputies in I -rrd.n, to he disposed of by them, and a forsrth, with a contract, i'ke-tceto be sent to the Deputies itI Londors, to be delivered to *sbhon i: m ar concerrt. & the prcsent decree after promrrlgation shall he registered In the C'de of law-. By the N'ice President of tire Conservative Body A'coe, April 28. RA24. PARTtiSEOS THiEOCRIrUS. 7,.firnmed bh the President of the F.xecutive Body, GEO6RGF, CUtDURIOTTiC. Tit Provi%ijnal Secretary Generml, P.G. RHODIOS. By the Secretary Its Chief J. SCANDALIDF.5.