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- A - 41- z P 6 ' • . . , 7 / ' "°' .' ' ' - .. . ~. • ' .. • • 4 " 1 C ent . ' ..' . • ." da..... °' &A il- . i. • e c c.... ilye,e, .... - ' O K , , zei...„e„.„.„4 _` .111.64 4%.4 5 3 .11/ ~,.,------ ~ „e , . ...... • . • 111,11\ ‘-",' -, . 4 ... N • ' ff i . \Tr) t 4 , iir i , , 1 1 ~..._- _.......... it- 1 ______ LONDON, TUESDAY, AMT. 12. No. 6,976. 1825. MPERIAL PLATE GLASS COMPANY.—The I * i Directors hereby give notice, that the time foe receiving DE POSITS on SHAWLS in this Company expired on SAT U RDAY hot, and that no further Deposits can now be received. April 11, Iff2d. WM. WALKER, Sec. pro temp. - - Price 7d. APUBLIC MEETING of the Merchants, Banker*, Shipowners, Manufaeutren, and Traders or the City of Loodon will be held at the City of London Tavern . , TO-MOR ROW, the 13th inst., at One o'clock punctually. to COT.a . . er of CORN the exped LA iency of petrtioning.Parliameat fora REVISION of the WS. The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair. N.6.—A1l Communications to be addressed to John Hall, Esq. N. I, Circus, &I ioories. lONDON and ROTTERDAM STEAM PACKETS. I The Public are respectfully inßormad, tbst the • KING of the NETHERIANDS,Capt. JOHN SLATER. QUEEN of the NETH ERLANDS, Capt. JOHN PEARSON, have mourned their station, and proceed regularly everyeucceeding WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from off the Custom-house, at Eight o'Cloek in the Morning, for the conveyance of Passengers, Carrlsges, and Luggage to Rotterdam. For further particulars application to be made to the General Packet Office, 338, Strand ; and for securing Beds, to N. W. SYMONDS, Agent, 7, Crescent, Minories. LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY EVENING. Wind N.N.W.—Highwater, 39 m. p. 4. Arrived last night the Britannia. Holgate, from Dublin : Aeons, Derry. Rom Yarrnooth ; iiirata , —, front Kelleybegs ; Omits; from Whitehaven. Arrived this day the Tagus, Kittle. from Lisbon; Thansan , Drew from Waterford ; Brown, Camtibtil, from Killa/s ; --. from Youghaß; Now Friendship, thaws IVelfertl t from Plymouth ; Rob Roy, —, from Yarmouth; • Rms. —, from Poole ; Hannah. —, atm Tagonsouth t St. George, Emmason, Ran Dublin : Meewey. William, From ditto ; City of Dublin, —, from d it t o ; Ne w Friendehlp. Parte, from We/afoot; Haddam Castle, Hutesieson, from Baena ; Speedwell, Owens, from Baca; F:l9anor, Poet, froni Dublin ; Hope, Clifton, from Teignthoutlt ; Friends Hoott will, Myth, from Pada°, ; Lady Elizabeth, Quayle, from this Isle of Nan; Thee Boaseys, Wright, from Newcastle; Good* Ma. wogtlz sg —, from Dordt ; Jounge Ann a , --, front Nandi Mem lie Jong, front Mirth : George Sel o /od er . —; from ditto; Supply, - Hannah, front Whitehaven ; and Vortanna,, Rirkiddy. from Qediff. Awned this day his Milady's ships Bittern and Reynitt. Th,,,0,a 0 a, New York packet ship on the 16th ult. elf Cork. NEW LEVANT FREE TRADING COMPANY. The Prospectus is now ready, and may be bad by those GestLenten who have appiial for /Mares ; and all future applies. tuns must be atisktasal. poet paid, to " The Board of Directors of the New Lena, itIA 'hada' Company," at our Office. BOWDEN and WALTERS, Solicitors, 66, Aldermanbury. NITICD MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION. JJ The IeQUIRT of DIRECTORS hereby give Notice, That IE a PAPA ' of WIVE POUNDS per NEW SHARE. being the lietood Payment. is to be made by the Proprietors, to Messrs. Bosanquet, Pitt, Antlerdon, and Franks, bombard -stmt. Bankers to the Association, on or before the stlt of May next. RICHARD HEATIII lELD, Secretary. No. IS, Old Broad-street, April 9, MS. P ÜBLIC LIBRARY, 36, St. James's -street, corner of Je•myo.street. T. CLERC SMITH respectfully submits to the notice of the Nobility and Gentry the Terms of Subscription to his Circulating Library, which is amply supplied with every new Work on the day of poblicatiou : Pint Clasa—Sgs. the Year ; Sgs. the Half Year 11. IS& the , Quarter. Second Chtsa—ags. the Year; 21. 12s. 6d. the Half Year; 11. 11s. 6d. the Quarter. Private Boxes for the Opera aed all the Theatres. E NGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL. Subscribers to this Undertaking are requested to call and sign the Subscription List, to be exhibited in the H of Lords. The Book will lie at our OtEee every day in the en wok, from Ten to One, and at the London Tavern, Bis from Two to Four. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FROM LLOYDS LIST. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT D KKKK . TRRASURY C s, MARCH 31, 1826. NOTICE u hereby given to all Per,sone desirows of contracting to supply the following, Articles for the en of die Army, viz.:— DEEP AND MUTTON, To Ms Majesty's Land Pawn in Cantonments. Quart" sod Barracks, in the saionthentioned Counties : Barks Hants Salop I Berwick Lancaster Warwick Bucks Leicester York Cambridge Monmouth In the several Ceunda Oandierland Norfolk in North and South Dinhp Nothumbesland Wales MOM Nottingham In the several Counties Rutland in North Britain. Ve r t the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day of May next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked. • • Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or before Thursday, the 28th day of April, but none will be received rice Twelve o' clock on that Day. Proposals must be made separately for each County, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all ofl which must be included in one Tender; as also the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have the Latta which is annexed to• the Tender properly tilled up, by Two PORDIVI of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, for die due Performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed allies made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length ; and should it so happen that during the isontiesance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the mow, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the tint instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Pameculars of the Contracts may be had upon application at these Chambers. between the hours of Ten and Four. p.• • LONDON DOCKS. CONTRACT' FOR AN IRON SWIVEL BRIDGE. THE DIRECTORS of the LONDON DOCK COM PANY do hereby gin Notice that they will be ready to re wire TENDERS (sealed up) at the London Dock House, Prince's street, Bank, on TUESDAY, the 21ith April (instant), at One o'Clock, from such Persons as may be willing to Contract for form ing an Iron Swivel Bridge, and for Electing the same at Old Gravel Lane, St. George's in the East, Middlesex. Plans, and a Specification of the said Bridge, and also the par-' ticulars and conditions of the Contract, may be seen !tithe London Dock liouse. Every Tender mnst be accompanied with a letter signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound, with the Person tendering, in the sum of 2,0001. for the due performance of the Contract. London Dock House, S. COCK, Secretary. April 8, 1825. N.B.—No Tender wil be received after one o'clock on that day, nor unless the party making the Tender, or some person on his be half, shall attend to answer when called for. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the 1. EAST INDIA COMPANY being appointed for WED NESDAY, the 13th of April next. the favour of your Vote and Interest is requested for the following Gentlemen, BAILLIE, Esq. JOHN PETTY MUSYRATT, JACOB BOSANQUET. Esq. Esq. WM. TAYLOR MONEY, EDWARD PAMIR', Esq. Esq. WILLIAM WIGRAM, Esq. Which will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient bumble Servants, WILLIAM AST ELL, CAMPBELL MARJORIBANKS, JOSIAS DUPRE ALEXANDER, JOHN BEBB, ROBERT CAMPBELL, WILLIAM STANLEY CLARKE, JAMES DANIELL, NEIL BENJAMIN EDMONSTONE, WILLIAM FULLARTUN ELPHINSTONE, JOHN HUDLESTON, HUGH LINDSAY, JOHN LOCH, JOHN MASTERMAN, CHARLES 311LLS, jun. JOHN MORRIS. JAMES PATTISON, RICHARD CHICHELEY PLOWDEN, CHARLES ELTON PRESCOTT, GEORGE RAIKES. JOHN GOLDSBOROUGH RAVENSHAW, GEORGE ABERCROMBIE ROBINSON, GEORGE SMITH, JOHN THORNHILL, SWENY TOONE. East lodia House, 30:h Mardi, 1825. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, HAVING the honour of bring recommended to you by the Directors of the East India Company, as CANDI DATES for the DIRECTION to be chosen thts Year, we take the liberty_of requesting the favour of your Vote on the day of Elation, WEDNESDAY, the 13th of April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and most humble Servants, JOHN BAILLIE, JACOB BOSANQUET„ WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY, JOHN PETTY hIUSPRATT, EDWARD PARRY, WILLIAM WIGRAM. East India House, March 10, 1823. A MICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, SERGEANT'S -11111 FL/LT-STREET, APRIL 9, I= The CORPOKATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY for a PERPETUAL ASSURANCE OFFICE dash hereby give Notice, That at Lady-Day last (Old Style), the several !Umbers or their Nominees, upon the Policies numbered as follows, viz. 267.318, 1.033, 1,475, 1.183, 1,512. 1.533, 1,608, 1,930, 3,037, 3 . 038 . 3 , 048 . 3.087, 3.0. 5 8, 3,524, 3,529. 3,594, 3,595, 3,596, 3,597, 3.598, 3,889, 3,666, 3,667, 3,668, 3,669, 3.670, 3,671, 3,703, 3,704, 3.793. an.! 3.714, were in arreu in their Quarterly Payments or Contributions, for one year and one quarter of a year ; and that un leessuch Arrear is paid off within the space of three calendar months after the date hereof, such several Aleinbers and their Nominees, and their respective Executors, Admiaistrators, and Assigns will, by virtue of the Suppletnoital Charter of the said Society, be ab solutely excluded from all Benefit and Advantage from such _ _ _ JOHN PENSAM, Register. HAND-IN-HANDI FIRE-OFFICE, NEW BRID4E-SIREF.T, BLACITRTARS, Instituted in 16')8, for the Insurance of Buildings, Household Fur niture, Stock in Trade, &c. within the Kingdom of Great Britain. MARCH 25, 1826. All persons whose insurances become due at Lady-day are Fe. quested to observe their Recoipts are now ready, and should be paid within fifteen days from this period. The Directors are desirous of calling the attention of the Public to the advantages derived by all persons insuring in this Office— that while all lases have be-:t paid by them with the utmost promptitude and regularity from the establishment of the Office in 1885, a return of the profits has invariably been made to all persons insuring with them for seven years, during the whole of that pe riod. No charge is made for Policies when the sum insured :niounts to 3001. or upwards. Attendance is given daily at the Office, from nine in the morning until four in the afternoon. BENJ. ROUSE, See. _ GUARDIAN FIRM AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. AT KO. 11, LOMBARD-lITREET, TOE INTIIANCZ OF THE POST OFFICE, LONDON. The principles upon which this Institution is founded have been adopted after a mature investigation of the practice of other Offices, and will be found to combine advantages not hitherto offered by any other Insurance Company. The Assured of a certain standing participate in the profits every 'Wren years. A subscribed Capital, amounting to Two Millions, secures the Assured Irons the responsibility attached to Societies fur mutual Assurance. Claimants may have their demands on the Company submitted to reference. No charge made for Policies when the sum assured amounts to 3001. and upwards. DIRECTORS. RICHARD MEE RAINES, Esq. Chairman. GEORGE LTALL Esq. Deputy Chairman. J The Right Hon. OHN d Lord Mayer. W. C. Brandram, Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. William Copland, Esq. Robert Alittord, Esq. William D. Dowson, Esq. John G. Ravenshaw. Esq. Sir T. Hanle Farquhar, Bart. Robert Rickards, Esq. Nicholas Garry, Esq. John Shore, Esq. William Haldtmand, Esq. 31.1'. Edward Stewart, Esq. John Harvey, Esq. Andrew Henry Thomson, Esq. George Jenne?, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. John Loch, Esq. John Tulloch, Esq. 4. Blarjoribanks, Esq. 31. P. James Tullocb, Esq. John illartin, Esq. M.P. A t.urroas—Lewis Loyd, Esq.; A. W. Roberts, Esq. M.P. William Ward, Esq. Notice is hereby given, that Assurances which expire at Lady usy should be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter, or they be come void ; and that the Receipts for such Rewards are now ready fur delivery with the respective Agents for the Company through out the United Kingdom. WILLIAM W ILLIA 318, Secretary. •... April 11, 1825. KING and lA/KIN, 1, Gay's 100-mane. E NGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL. The Subscribers are informed that, after the passing of this Act, they will be at liberty to transfer their Shares, and will not be liable for subsequent instalments or such transferred Sham ; and that a eostrary statement, made by Mr. W. Broadmead, in an Advertiwement this day, it a gross misrepresentation. For the satis faction of such Subscribers as may feel any doubt on the point, the opinions of Counsel confirming the present statement, may be seen on application at our office. KING and LUKIN, 11th April, 1025. 6, Gray's Ina.aquare. I NGLISH and BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL. An Advertisement having appeared in the Newspapers, request ing the Subscribers to execute what is called " The Sub4cription List," and stating that " The Book" would be at certain places for that purpose ; it is proper to inform the Subscribers and the Public, who may happen to be Shareholders, that the document alluded to is nothing more nor less than a Deed, whereby the per sona who sign it enter into a contract, binding themselves, their heirs, executors, and administrators, for the full payment of their several subscriptions of lOU per share, from which they cannot afterwards retract or withdraw ; and that notwithstanding any sub sequent transfer of their Shares, they will always remain personally liab!e to the full amount a the Shares for which they now sign " the Subscription List." - N. BROA DM EAD, Solicitor for the Landowners who are now typos- lng the Ship Canal in Parliament. THE COTTON IMPORTING and MANUFAC TURING COMPANY. CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS, In Ten Thousand Shares of Two Hundred Pounds eaeb. When human ingenuity has been daily exercised in forming plans for public attention, it has been matter of surprise that the great staple article of cotton-wool should have been overlooked, the weekly consumption of which is estimated at twelve thousand b-gs, equal to about 200,0001. sterling. Large and extended as this quantity is, yet the merchants and manufacturers in the trade are decidedly of opinion, that, prospec tively viewed, it is merely in its infancy. These points, combined with the overwhelming riches which have rolled into the treasuries of those occupied in this branch of commerce, are substantial grounds for inviting the attention of capitalists, annuitants, &c. to participate in ■n establishment, which, from every calculation, must yield a most satisfactory profit. Steps are now taking to ma ture and simplify the plan of these intended operations, and which will be fully developed at a General Meeting of the Shareholders, of which due notice will be given. The Direction is now forming, a List of the Names of the Gen tlemen composing which will be sent to the Proprietors when the Shares are distributed. Letters will be received, sealed, " To the Cotton Importing and Manufacturing Company," enveloped to Mr. Charles Kaye, Dya's-buildings, Holborn. IMPERIAL DISTILLERY COMPANY' CAPITA 1.—.0000,000. In 12,000 Shares of 501. each. TRESTEIS. Samuel Bosanquet, Esq.; Peter Moore, Esq. M.Pq ; John Frederick Pigou, Esq. DIRECTORS. S. B. M. BARRIA . 46Ig. M.P. Chairman. William Aston, Esq. William Russell, Esq. M.P. J. F. Cawthorne, Esq. lI.P. Matthew Suttees, Esq. John Dunaton, Esq. Colonel Talbot, M.P. John (hay, Esq. Robert Talbot, Esq. Robert Hone, Esq. John Willie, Jun. Esq. A. W. Mackinnon, Esq. F.R.S. AUDITORS. John Campbell, En.; JohttPiiilie,Esq.; William Kershaw, Esq. • BANNERS. Messrs. Bosanquat, Pitt, Anderdon, and Co. STANDING COUNSEL. Charles Bellamy, Esq. and John Evans, Esq. SoLICITOns-31esars. Fisher and Norcutt, Gray's Inn. Drs.'.Liza—Mr. Thomas Baid. ENGINEIR—Mr. William Griffith. SacazT•ar—Mr. William Lane. The Shun having been allotted, no further applications can be received. All communications on the business of this Company to be ad. dressed to the Secretary, at the Offices of the Company, So. fi, Mark lane. Proxpectuses tray be bad on application to the Solicitors, No.lo, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn; at the Offices of the Company; and at the Bar of the City of London Tavern. HIBERNIAN GENERAL RAILWAY COM PANY.—The SURVEYS and PLANS of the proposed Railroad from Waterford to Limerick, and of the Collateral Branches to the Mining Districts in the vicinity of the line, have been received from the Engineers of the Company, and are now under consideration. A detailed Report, embracing a statement of the local trade and of the traffic on the line, is in preparation for the information of the Shareholders. order, W. H. HYETT, Sec. 3, Walbrook-buildings, Awil 8, 1823. At a Meeting of the Gen tlemen of Tipperary and its vicinity, held at the Court House, on Monday, the Jtb of April, on the bu siness of the intended Railway between Limerick and Waterford, and the Slievardagh Collieries; JAMES SCULLY, Esq. in the Chair; Resolved—That considering the great advantages that must re sult to those possessing land on the line, this Meeting hopes and expects that the ground which the Railway will occupy will be given gratis, and free of all charge, by the owners and occupiers thereof; and this Meeting is further led to hope and believe, that in the furtherance of so desirable an object, the landlords will de duct from their leases the quantity of land to be taken up by the intended Railway, passing through the holdings and tenements of such of their tenantry as are not sufficiently independent in their circumstances to afford to give their land without remuneration. That the Secretary to the General Association of this County be directed to apply respectfully to the several Noblemen concerned, for permission to run the Railway through their respective proper_ tees, on the foregoing terms, and in particular to the Earl of Derby, Lady Caroline Hamer, Smith Barry, Esq., Stafford O'Brien Esq., and all others, whether absentee or resident; and that he sh all fur nish copies of these Resolutions to each person so applied to, and that they shall be inserted in the Clonmel Advertiser. JAMES SCULLY, Chairman. THIS DAY, all the FOUR PRIZES of 20,000/. with 30 other Capitals must be Drawn. Tickets and Shares may be had of J. and J. SIVE RIGHT. the Contractors, at their Old Established and Fortunate Offices, 37, C,ornhill ; 11, Holborn; and 38, Haymarket, until Five o'clock, this afternoon. HAZARD & Co. Four of MAO. THIS DAY. BISH cannot impress on the minds of his best Friends, the Public, too strongly, that this is one of the last opportu. nities to gain a large Fortune by a small risk, as Lotteries must soon terminate for ever. THIS LAY, ALL MUST BE DRAWN. Four Prizes of 20,0001. with Tbirty other Capitals. There are no Blanks; every Number is sure of 51. at least, making a grand total of 200,0001. all This Day. A variety of Numbers are on Sale at BlSH's Offices, 4, Corn hill, and 9, Charing-cross, where, in the short space of three months, viz. in October, November, and December last, be Shared and Sold -2,478 - a Prize of - X 30,000 15,756 30,000 No. 999 - - 20,000 15,301 . . . 20,000 15,556 . - 'lO,OOO And 28 Minor Capitals. N.B.—ln every , Lottery drawn in April BISII has been particu larly fortunate in selling Capitals. In one April he sold all the Three 30,000!. Prizes—an event unparalleled in Lottery annals. Indeed April has been designated Dish's Lucky Illonth ! NEW PANORAMA of EDINBURGH is now Open in the Great Room, Deicestet-square. This View having been taken in the Surrmet f 1824, will present, besides the many well-known romantic beauties of its situation, a more ex tended display of the very numerous additions and improvements which have been made to this City during the last ten years, than has yet b'en given, improvements which justly rank i: among the fines Cities of the World, snd which the peculiar form of the Panorama is calculated to give a more general knowledge of than any other Exhibition of the Day. Open from 'fen till Dusk. Admittance One Shilling. COSMORAMA.—A total Change will take place on MONDAY, the 96th inst. The present Selection is compoo.ed of Views of the ngitheon at Rome; Moscow, during the Conflagration in 1819; the Lay of Cadiz, giving • comprehensive outline of that line Pert and nity (these Views appermi abouttlelas yam ago, end excited so much interest and admiration, that the Proprietors have been induced to put them up again et the desire of a great number of their visitors); the Hippodrome, and a Court of the Seraglio at Constantinople; and wine very interesting Views in Syria, Palestine , and India. Children half price. 209, Regent -street, Oxford -street. REDUCTION IN WINES. THE LONDON and WESTMINSTER WINE and SPIRIT COMPANY respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that, uninfluenced by the advance in the Markets, they have reduced the Prices of their Stock on hand proportionately to the amount of Duties repealed, and are now selling— Port of good sound quality, from the wood, at 30s. per dozen. Excellent Pale Sherry. 30s. per dozen. Fine Old Crusted Ports, twu to eight years in bottle, from 425. to 565. per dozen. Clarets, from 48s. to 911.. per dozen. Sparkling Champagne, 725. to 965. per dozen. And all other Wines at equally moderate charges, for Ready Money only. Sample Bottles at the same rate as per dozen. Country Orders executed with fidelity and promptitude. Letters, post paid. addressed to Wm. Godfree and Co. No. 16, Strand, duly attended to. This day, Bvo. THE ACCUSATIONS of HISTORY against the CHURCH of ROME, examined, in Remarks on the principal observations in Mr. Charles Butler's Work, " The Book of the Roman Catholic Church." By the Her. GEORGE TOWNSEND, M.A. Of Trinity College, Cambridge. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. CATON ON NERVOUS DEBILITY. INDIGESTION, ERUPTIVE DISEASES OF THE FACE AND SKIN, Re. Thisday are published, price 3s. &l. 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The MODERN TRAVELLER or, a popular Descrip tion, Geographical, Historical, and Topographical, of the various Countries of the Globe, compiled from the latest and best Authorities. To be continued in Monthly Parts, price 2s. 6d. each. Already published, Parts 1 and 2, containing PALESTINE, which may also be had in 1 vol. neaty half-bound, price th. or in calf, gilt extra, 7s. Parts 3to 6, containing SYRIA and ASIA MINOR, forming q vols. price as above. Parts 7 to 10, containing BRAZIL and BUENOS AYRES. forming 2 vole price as above. COLOMBIA, PERU. CHILE, ate. will follow in succession. " We feel ourselves justified in recommending this work to our readers, as promising to be the most judicious and interesting publication of the kind that has ever fallen under our notice. Asiatic Journal. _ " The information is evidently gleaned from the most recent authorities, and from very expensive works."—Gcntleman's Ma. gazine. " The result is, that within a very few parts of a small-sized work, we have u complete an account of a country as could be derived from the perusal of many large volumes."—Literary Gazette. " We doubt not that these elegant little volumes will become ex ceedingly popular, and meet with that favourable reception which is justly due not only to the plan and style of the work itself, but also to the peculiar neatness of its typographical executioc."— Oriental Resold. BORNEO, SOO 1,00, and BANCA COMPANY. 1. A Company, having among ,t its objects the development of the rich Gold and 'Diamond Districts of Borneo, and the ex tension of the great natural advantages of that immense Wand, the great source of wealth in the Esbrern Hemisphere, is nearly matured. 21inihe immediate vicinity of Borneo, and of not less import. once, are the famous Soo Lao Pearl Banks, celebrated for the fine and large Pearls which they produce ;,and the island of Bones, containing valuable Ores and Mineeis, but more especially rich in Tin, of which a juster view cannot be given dim in the woods of Mr. Crawford, the Resident of Singapore:— " The quantity of Tin which the Minos of Mince are ureic of affording in bustle's*. the supply of ore is neatly iadtQtdtq amid the facility of working great. •• The whole produce of Banco is Grain Tin, a pure metal. superior in intrinsic value to block tin VI per cent. Cornish tin is olueined with vast labour by mining through obdurate granite, often to the prodigious depth of many hundred fathoms ; Banes tin, by digging through a few soft strata of sand and clay, and sel dont to more than three or four fathoms. To clear the Cornish mines from water the most expensive and complex machinery is re quisite ; to clear those of Banco a simple wooden wheel, coating s few shillings. To separate the Cornish ore front its matrix it must be ground in a stumping-mill,as well as subjected to the proems of washing ; the Banat tin is at once separafed from its matrix, and fitted without further are for melting, by the simple process of passing a stream of running water over it, in an aqueduct simply lined with the bark of trees . The necessary result of all this is, that the cost of producing a coat of Banos tin is but 225. lid., whereas that of Cornwall tin is not less than C.M. 7d.; and that, while a Cornish mine seldom yields a rent of more than a tenth or twelfth of the produce, often not more than a twenty-fourth, and usually not above a fifteenth, the Bence mines yield no less than one-half. This is the most exactand unquestionable test of the su perior fertility of the one over the other. The skill and ingenuity ' of the Europeans, their capital, and their machinery, make some amends for the inferior fertility of the Cornish mines, but such as are far enough from counterbalancing the immense wealth of those of Banes. Were the Cornish workmen, with their ingenuit tl.• it capital, and machinery, to be employed on s u ch mine s as t hose of Banc*, no other mines in the world would in a short time be worth working ; and, on the other hand, were the Banes Miners, with their tools and simple machinery, to attempt such mines as those of Cornwall, there can be no question but they would be as inacces sible to them for all useful purposes, as if buried a league in the crust of the earth. " It is but a s nail portion of an island containing an area of 3,400 geographical miles that has yet been examined. The mines at pre sent are chiefly confined to the northern and western parts of it, whereas the south-eastern has hardly been touched. From one ex tremity to the other the alluvial lands are ascertained to abound in beds of tin ; and from the analogy of other countries It is beyond any doubt that the mountains abound in veins of it. To the diffi cult and expensive processes required for the mining of these last, it is at present superfluous to look, for the alluvial lands contain the cheap and abundant supply of many ages."—Crawford's History of the Indian Archipelago,Vol. 111. pp. 463, 468. Edinhurgh.lB2o. Of the rich Mines of Montradak, in Borneo, the same authority states, that they are at present chiefly worked by the Chinese, to the number of six thousand, who are nearly independent of any native authority, being governed by their own Chief ; the tribute paid to the Raja of Sambas, in whose territories the mines are situated, amounting to no more than ISO bungkais, whilst the an nual produce is 88,000 oz. of pure gold. The ore, from all ac counts, exists in inexhaustible abundance : the immense alluvial tracts round the whole circumference of Borneo everywhere contain rich deposits of this metal ; whence it necessatily follows that the printitive mountains of the interior must contain veins of it. From the abundance of the ore, arid the usual fascination of all Alining projects, especially those in quest of the precious metals, the search for gold will be the first object to engage the attention of very enterprising and industrious people settled m that country, of whatever race. Amidst a great deal of anarchy and disorder, min ing has of late years been prosecuted by the Chinese with surprise trig spirit. It is not above eight or ten years since considerable ca pital and the use of machinery have been applied to it; and in that time there has been a vast increase of produce.--See Crawford, Vol. 111. Since the Diamond Mines of Golconda have been exhausted, the only supply has been from Romeo, and thence through chan nels sufhmently circuitous. Diamonds are in no repute amongst the Chinese, or through the industry of that people we should, without doubt, have long ago found the produce of the mines of Borneo greatly multiplied. The Bugis MerchaLts are at present the great dealers in diamonds. Of the Soo Loo Fishery and its products it may be sufficient to state, that rich u it is known to be at present, a greater share of skill and industry than are applied to these fisheries would greatly enhance the value and the amount of their produce. Steps have already been taken to secure the full advantage to be derived from these objects. The Capital of the Company will be 1,000,000/. in Shares of 2001. each. Communications for the present to be made to Mr. Ogle, N 0.3, Cletnent's-lane, Lombard-street. CHEVALIER RUSPINI'S MEDICINES. THE CHEVALIER RUSPINI begn - to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that he has appointed Mr. Charles Butler, Chemist, No. 4, Cheapside, his Agent for the Sale of his Medicines, via. the Dentifrice and Tincture for beautifying and preserving the Teeth and Gums, and fastening those Teeth that are loose ; his Elixir for curing the Tooth Ache t and the Balsamic Styptic for stopping all Bleedings external and internal. They are now prepared by the Chevalier from the original Receipts of his Father, at his House. N 0.7, Pal-mail, opposite Carlton Palace, where he attends professionally from Ten till Five. Principiis obsta, sera medicina paratur. FOR many years have M ess r s . BELL a nd CO. devot e d their attention, as regular Surgeons, to the study of a particu lar class of diseases, and the uniform success attendant on their mode of treatment has almost invariably restored the patient to his fonner state of health. Influenced by such circumstance., they offer to the individual labouring under the Effects of a ccrtr.in ease, howewer aggravated, the means of speedy and effectual rec.). very. The man of pleasure, who has produced constitutional debi lity in the too eager and constant pursuit of enjoyment. may be restored to his former degree of energy and vigour; and finally, in those cases where general relaxation has produced nervous debility. it is possible to bring back the system to that degree of tone com patible with healthy action. Patients in the country accurately describing their eases by letter, and inclosing a bank note, may have advice and medicine forwarded to any part of the kingdom. Consultation at home daily. BELL and CO., Id. R. C. Surgeons, I, Adam-street, Adelphi. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S, APRIL 11. The room wai crowded to-day at an early hour, by speculators of every class, and paying and receiving and squaring books ooni mewed, and proceeded throughout the day ; the only defaulter to any amount being a north country k,r, wbo, after making a smash in the mercantil e li ne at Livap tried his fortune on the turf, and has levitated. The principal betting was on the 2,000 g. Stakes and Newmarket Stakes next week at Newmarket, and the Derby and Oaks, Rufus having risen a point for the Derby, and Tontine become first fa vourite for this Oaks. Sto I apt. Rufus winning the 200 gs. and 100zs. Post Produce Stakes next 'Monday, and tint Derby taken. NEWMAIIIKLT STAKES. 5 to 2 apt. Cramer i 3 to 1 agst. Lel George's Selitn 2,00:r STAKES. 6to 2 apt Lord Exeter's i- 13to 1 ages Add y niature I 7 to 2 agst Crockery. MATCH.—Even betting between Cedric and Bizarre. DERBY. 5 to 2 agst Rufus 1 10 to 1 apt Legacy 9 to 2 agst Muleteer I 4 to lat flogatth 9 to 1 agst Defiance I Mies odds agst urty other °Axe. 7 to 2 apt Tontine 4 to 1 agst Aline I 6 to 1 apt Pipylina 1 6 to 1 apt Pastime ST. 7to 1 apt Memnon Il6to 1 agst R e d gaurt . ct Y to 1 apt Cleveland 20 to 1 nrt /Joiner 13 to 1 art Androgens . - iaMaafi ~il~llll~+wils~, FALMOUTH. APRIL 9:—Sailed the Duke of Kent peeks*. (est Lisbon; Swallow ditto, fat the Brazils; Betsey, Nuns, farm. riffs ; and Cyrus, for Buenos Ayrts. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 9. Sailed all the sesseklynand B. Pour 33101:T11. Arm". 10.—Arrived from the Dowel the Africa, Skelton, tnr the Mauritius., Madras. and Bengal. Sailed the Sedulous, Mudne. for llacchurgli Endear.:ur, Hayden): Badness. Trite : sea Dauntless, all fur London ; and all tile coaster! bound E. DEAL. Await. 111.--Aired the Rapid. MOW, from amigo , - and the rhieftain, Patterson, from St. Vincent's. Pawed thteugt: from the River the Emptior Alesander, Armstre:T ; Alfred, Young; Illargaret, Johnson ; 31untmorcncy, Howl; Amity, Ar. rowsmith; Wm. Pitt, Woolbridge; Carron. Stmchan ; and Little Mary, George: the above are all tiff the South Foreland Passed through yesterday the Underwood, Rimmington ; Moline. tho, Baymier ; Jean, lines: Mountainee ,r Herbert: Guava, Douglas; Percy, Monis ; Vertumnus,. Lash ; and Margaret. Johnson. GRATZSEND, Anon. 10.—Arrived Little Sally, Gibson, from Smyrna r. Victory. Cubitt, from Hatlingen ; Atalanta. Byrne. from Hulingen ; Concordia, Dyk, from Antwerp. Sailed Miriam, and Jane, Henley, for Quebec; St. Charles. Cousens, for Quebec ; Jane, Hawkins, for Quebec; Recovery. Chapman, fin Bombay; Sarah Ward. ➢bore, Inc Barbadoes; `Warren Huang% :Mason, for India; Hampton, Hamlyn. for Grenada; Robert Edwards, Sherboome, for Philadelphia; James Dunlop. Hart, for Chediat ; Providence, Younger, for Chodiac ; Rotterdam?, Laming, for Rot terdam. BOSTON, MARCH 4.—The Superb, Stone. from Kenntbuak to Antigua, was abandoned 2411 January, in the Ciudf, in a sinking state. The wreck of a vessel, apparently a brig of about 200 toes, and not long out of port, was fallen in with 21st ult. in lat. 44, long. 60k; had a white streak. fIIBRAL AR, 31Ancet 2i.—The Sampson, Bellamy, front Corfu, in wOrkinF to the anchorage yesterday, ran on the Spanisit beach, but got oft without damage. CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 10.—There is a probability of the Edward Prorberoe being a wreck. The Rambler, Knight, is on shore is Parker's Point, but expected to be got otf. The Mechanic. —, from Limerick to Baltimore, got on abort: in the Shannon, 6th inst. and would be obliged to discharge The hyren, —, for Cork and Quebec, got on shore on Saturday near Southend, and is bilged. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—MSTgraSt of BRIIIMOre, from Ports.. mouth, 22d ult.; William Penn, —, New York to liamburgr:, same time; Emerald, —, Sunderland to St. John's, N. B. 2:41 tylL lADWERTISEMILICT.] CANAL lIETIVELN THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC OCEANS. If the following information (which we copy from the Cowie' , of Saturday), be correct, it appears that the long-wished-for co:.-- muniestion between the two great Oceans is - about to be carried into effect. We remember that the Edinburgh Review, speaking on this subject about eleven or twelve years ago, predicted that such a Canal would be one of the earliest results of the establishment of South American independence. That prediction, we are glad to find, is now about to be verified. It is gratifying to see an infant State lire that of Guatintals, in the first moments of rest. after the termination of a glorious struggle for existence, applying its energies to an undertaking of this magnitude and impotence • *nil it is not leas pleasing to find that the great work will be condUcted by British industry and capital. " By advice* recently received from Peru, it appears tint tin Atlantic and Pacitic Junction Company have concinded a contract with the Government of Guatimals, for cutting a Navigable Ship Canal between the two Oceans. The place chosen for this stupendous undertaking is the South side of the lake Nicaragua,at the spot which Humboldt describes as the only practicable point for opening a.: communication. The cut, we understand. will be from twelve to fourteen English miles in length, and will be navigable for ships ct large burt h en. `gift is gratifying to perceive that a work of this kind, from which the commerce of the world must derive such important advantages, is likely to yield an ample recompense to the exertions of its spirited promoters. Thy Government of Guatimala, aware of the great value of such a communicaticn in a political as well as :4 commercial point of view, have met the proposals of the Con:. palsy in the most liberal manner, and granted them very eater,. sive privileges. Amongst other advantages, we understand. they have obtained, for a term of furty years, the ex -.Naive right of carrying on a steam navigation in the river San Juan, and on the Lake Nicaragua. Besides the immense profits of the trade 0:i this line, the Company are to have two-thirds of all tolls paid bw vessels passing from one ocean to the other by the New .Cant,l. Government retains for itself the remaining third, out of wkiLlt it undertakes to form a fund for repaying the capital laid mu la tr • work. "An eminentengineer is about to proceed forthwith to (habeas'la. fur the purpose of making the necessary surveys; and whey ma,. sure are in active preparation for carrying the plan ir.to immediate effect. " We sincerely hope the undertaking may be successful. Among the many projects of the present day for the employment British capital, we know of none so pregnant with import:.•lt benefits to commerce in general, and to that of England in ticular." THE ARMY. The 2d (the Queen's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards will recs..* orders to march from Norwich to DortLester. The 11th (the King's Royal ltish) Regiment of Light I haven: s. (Ilusesrs) will, on being replaced by the 2d Dragoon Clint Dorchester, march to Hounslow. The sth (the Princess Charin:te of Wales's) Regiment 01 Dragoon Guards, will, on its arrival at Pcetpatrick, from Iret..! 4. march to Glasgow. The 10th (the Prince of Wales's Own) Royal Regiment (H.)! ears) Is ordered to disembark at Bristol, from Waterford. POLICE. HATTON-OARDEN. Fusions DZIVIXG.—A young man, in the employ of Mr Parka. a butcher raiidin L in Cromer -street, was brot.ght ir. the custody of Read, jun. charged by Mr. Rosser, of PentawriHe, with driving on Saturday last his master's cart aloe g the NPR road, at such speed as to endanger the lives of puseagers. He was convicted in the fullest penalty under the Tainpiks Act—Forty shillings and costs. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Yesterday a man named James Locaroke, the dr..er of a Job carriage, in the service of Mr. Allen, a haeltnerman, in Charmg rnews, was brought from Bt. Giles's wateh-bousi before Mr. Rai. the Magistrate, upon a charge of wantonly driving over a Oita named Thomas Pay, a saw) Cr by trade, and endarrring his lift. A man named George Kinerns, who was on the 002 with Lea broke, was also brought up. From the evidence it appeared Mat the latter was drank. The injured than was taken to a Sargeon'a in the neigbbouititsod, who, baring ascertained that seven of his -ribs were broken. and that he was otherwise much wounded, advised to hare hati coo reveti to the Aliddlesex Hospital, which lOTA clone, vial Ogre he now :its in a dangerous state. ,„ The prisoners were remanded; and Mr. MoE, accompanied by Mr. Fitzpatrick, the Chief Clink. proceeded to the Middlesex Hospital to take the deposition ot Thomas Day, the wounded man, who is t'3 years of age UNION-HALL, An aged man, of respectable appearance. named Beare. w s Lrought up for robbing his ready-finished apartMenta. A great number of persons a:tended to prefer *haiku charges against the prisoner. who was fully committed to take Ns triaL Yesterday an inquiry took place at this Office b4ore M. Sw Ai/ Esq. touching the death of Mr. Stepien Feldwick, butcher. residiig in Ely-place, Lambeth, who ileannyed himself MI Saw. slat last. The .Iv:fortunate nun had cu: his throat in a adoeLoyi Mannll, ait h a razor, the :nstrunient of death bring found don by !doable. Ater bearing evidence, the Magistrate said that MOM was no doubt that he committed the 4:: while labouring mode: leuporary deranfement. 4.1 ,4! I •_~ i! ,~. ~► \ ~ "FHB GRAND MASQUERADE and CARNIVAL -AL (under the auspices of several of the Nobility), will take place at the Argyle Rooms, THIS EVENING, TULSDAY, die 12th inst. Fur particulars of admission and character tickets, and for boxes to view the motley group, without coxing in the .Masquerade, ap ly only to the Committee , and Mr. Charles Wright. Opera-Co lonnade, Haymarket, who will supply the finest Wines on the occasion. The Masks, Dominea„ and most superb Fancy Drosses; will be provided (previous to, and on the night of the Masquerade) at the Rooms. The Supper, consisting of every delicacy of the season, will be served by Messrs. Wand, of Rood.street. .... L