The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-12 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY BYZNIN

THE GREAT WHEAL BONNE!! TIN
irawlito 001IPANT (Lheted`,.
Capital, LIO,OOO, to 10,000 shares of 1.5 each, of which 3,000 only
main for allotment.
y registered the Companies Act. We-
ns eadt shareholder`la strictly limited to tits amount
of shares subscribed for.
Deposit on Ap oKba, Cl par share. and C 2 0 allotmeut.
It is not any farther calla will be required, as certain
and Increasing retains of ore will be made imam-
thiely adter the emotion of machinery and the drainage of the
WSW senmesessat

Afpikendi not receiving aa allotment will have their deposits
ritumeed without deduction or delay.
mamorma
Lawn Carter, Esq., &aka (Mmes. iLawkey. Mater* Whit-
ley* ODinns, Whittord, sad (Miner), Colamb, Cornwall.
John Oottyre Harvey, 09.. lleaker. Lawns and inekeapon•
Trent, etaSordoni*.
Bonet Wanes J Sm., Director of the Noma Graade Gold
Mang Mew, negenCeperk.
Ptak, Knight,y
w4,.D rector of the Midland Banking Company,
neekbesitt.
leimramtgrwinleyery. Ports, James, and Co), 111, Watling-
street, and Victoria Works, nacktrimseved.
Ummemens-colomel El Amehmen Patten Club,
sod Crown Castle, tematy Lisminek. Depotp.Chairroaa of the
Limerickwwyy sad Forms, and Natkk.al. and iewcsatle Junction
John lo(lio Powell, len., Director of the Lands Improvement
Cempsyyr, V Hyde-perkeiparm
Joseph
egmaL ~ tractor of Wm gbrada Land, Lill-
wan. sod ilespbesirequare, Wed-
bceem
rho 'imperial Bask. Leallad, WI, sad 13. Pallemeanatteet.
Ithe et. Coltish Sway 'M UG lireadts" Cornwall.
linent—Jesme Dog. ♦ Angpiamt, Thregmarkin-
illign liir wt.
littuattat: Bait
KU.
&ann.—Centel' Jokes Vivisa.
Corevall.
Inacamraar.—ndward A. & lingnon, Req.
147111111111.—w. Pap Cardoso, Ilm.. Camborne, Cornwall.
Gorses.—No. Inealypell.4reet. London. N.C.
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The Oral Wheel Beanie 71 Wine Is situate In the parish of
St. Ass eq Oorewall, sad contains four rich parallel tin lodes,
one of which hes Men vestal to a Se fathom level. The
machinery then consisted of a wall saidne and male fs Made
of stamps but with these Inadequate appliances, from skt to
eight tons of tin were brought to market monthly, the Wee
Ming /640 per ton, or about one-half li. peacoat value.
The salsa le in the centre of the meat nuauDeratlve tin
abeam works In Cornwall, In the same geological formation,
and sibling the osleacated Great Wheal Beam, Gooubarrow,
and other rich tin mines, which have yielded large profits
Ma great nine of parallel lode. hm been recently shown In
the Immense returns of tin from the Great Wheel Set Mae.
TM arse lode we. mated to a depth of MO fatlboms, and
Mold Oa ere amounting In value to upwards of two oWlor
After this It was thought by MAUI that the mine
wee instead of which a new company has been
kneed, sad trove a parallel lode, at a comparatively shallow
depth, the returns of ore are so large and so comiati* 'emcee-
ing, that It is fully expected the present working will equal the
Ins. • further Illustration of this statement is already Mewls(
{Leif la the celebrated Crenver and Wheal Abraham Mime,
when a parallel lode at present unworked gives Indications of
mineral wealth equal to that from which ore was obtained,
amounting to upwards of One million starling. The Directors
do not think it too much to expect that abs l lodes of Ores*
Wheal Bonnie, which run through the for more than 1,000
yards, will confirm the theory of the value of lodes parallel to
sea other, apparently produced at the same tinim and by

—The facts connected with the former working of Great Wheal
Bonnie 'anciently attest the value of the lode partially opened.
At a depth of only fifty fathoms It Infirm wee to aloe heft wide,
very rich for tin, sod large quantities of U. ground
which will be brought to market Immediately the water Is
out. Ten levels have been drives, end oft enough sent to su-
ture to produce remunerative returns: and, If with a small
engine, end only a few heads of shays, Ibis result wee
obtained, It may be rolled upon with certainty that with
=pence machinery, Including at bust forty-eight beads
of stamps, subiclent tin will be nand from the one lode to
' meet all trotting expenses, end pay a dividend of at least
pee cent and as soon as operations eft be commenced upon
the parallel lodes, still greater resent may eanfidently be ex-
pected. One great advaisten el the preemet position of the
mine Is that there an en rune of tin 'nand laid open, where
man may be employed raising OM ft soft as the water le drained
a few fathoms below the edit. Lacking at there Lana and the
royalty being only one-eighteenth of the produce, the Directon
have felt issailled moompleting the perchan of the lens. nett
ant We to the property for theism of £1,100: one-half In shares
with /2 p .td. end the remainder In cods
To see * the speedy development of the mins, sad to pee-
vent nacertairo as to lime or outlay, arrangements have been
entered Into with reepondble and wall-known emigration, who
will underlie the erection of three stain cosines for pump-
ing, wanding, and stamping, and ail machinery, dressing plant,
and pit wort : the erection all inicasem, aud
worfthope, and the complete drainage and clearing of the
stun within um months of the cogamonoanamt of operations,
and to hand over the mine in good working erder,
to the judgment of the Gorey/nye esOner, for thai=inoi
VIA* two-tittle of which they are willing to Wm la abuts
at the c.arapany with only CS paid, and the remainder in oath, mad
am also prepred to siva a gaarnatos of £l,OOO for the des ta-
lks's& of t6a coottsct.

la additios tTo ilre—reisorts obtained at &Owen* times from the
bat mining authorities in Cornwall, the Darodois hare °Naiad
special surreys sod reports from ler. Jebu IlitelOns. of Ludas,
and bens Were who were employed to the mine erica the last
working. Their unanimous tutimuy la that the lodes are rich
for tin that the Wise may be worked for an almost unlimited
period, without any failure In the nasality of eragromed that
the taloa Contains . that the tin produced will be found of the
richest quality; sod this Use development et tits lades
by proper machinery will secure a profits to the share-
holders. This entente is further borne out by the fact best
post Dumber of elleree hare been applied for by peruse wedding
la the Immediate neighbourhood of the mine.
Pa:speculate, with full reports. sad forms of application for
the remaining 5,540 shares may be obtained from the hankers.
Brokers, flotleitor, and at the sakes of the Company. No. h, Ile•
simian street. Loiaiton, LC., or from Wm Pep Cardoso,
Camborne. Coniwell. In the event of any applicant not receiving
an anotmemi the deposit will be returned without &deed= es

MISS of !Mu Ritchie', Esq., IL i, home and foreign mine
inspector, Great Wheal Bonnie.
.• Medea. Hay 11, ISM.
.111 s property is situated la me of Ike pleated Ito raining
Matelots In Cornwall, about three miles tow north of Bt.
Austell its geological formation Is the oangenial decomposed
"matte es celebrated for 1w yield of per. we and metal. The
mu la momedve, being 1300 fathoms trees east to oat, and IN
from north to south, embracing from tour to dm east and west
lodesonea:trykaggiel with web ether, and of kit gee lad pro-
mise : the pal one—the south logo—bereg from mix to
nine fast and which forms the more &net object under
considerition. Os this •1110 the late ampler wetted se a
depth of 110 basins mar whist tt ge Mho= deep,
and noterned from ones to eight tons ef Ha ore
monthly, and ceased worlds( on account of the clay sett,
which required clear water for its operatious However, fur
moms time, the tributors have raised hum the beck of the MR,
sad surface dinghies. and the refine, and sold from t 4.000
to L 3,000 worth of ore, the MO meta of staff av seedy
MOM of tin ore—a very lair proporcios, and If the was
rooP•u•d 'gratuity. a very hogs crumatity meld st owe be
raised from it, and other veins also proved. This fact hes sot
been overlooked by other ponies fur about two year INC* I
Was applied to, mkt from reports and repreeermatiom. all sour SS
the tin bills, Itc., I formed such a favourable opinion thereof
that I coetemplated forming a corammy to effeetsally set is to
week and would have taken a good part myself, but mho, Ildap
Intemeshig, I did not penmen. I eau, therefore, now,
some goon degree of coulidene•—remediag lit as I do, meet
favourably, as promoting a geld fee extensive and beneficial
doing sestergeise—recommend It to Mom discoed to West ha
—"HU Itigiclussv •

good—advendtd-
a The report of 'Captain James Pope, Mallage" rUot t►Yal Hawn,
Bassett, and other mined and •Al Otptaim Jolla Pima,
lagelleipar of the eedbrated Craver and Wheal Abadan' Vetted
Alined rya:—"Throe ere several very favounibie features in
eimanedmi with this property : desk the cheapness of the ground
ler wedding : second, the known discoveries of good tin ground
and thirdly. the paid, and high price of the tin, which will
realise the best price In Cornwall: and we do not hesitate to
recommend the undertaking as a good one, sad, If properly
waited. will make • very profitable and lasting ode.'
The report of Captain Joseph Jewell, managing agent foe
Meads. John TA/We and 80111.. at Booth Tolgas, Went Tagus.
Best Toiling, and Tolcaros mines. and of Caplets William
Reber* managiag agent of West Bassett, Wheal Agar, and South
Doicanth mines, my s : Taking the geological position of the
property, with Eve strong tin lud running through the entire
fl as
the sett, sad each producing tin at the beat quality In
the county, especially the Bonnie lode, sad the easy assure of
the proud for welting, we do not hesitate In recommending It
as a good asdertaking, and It properly wasted, it will prove s
profitable and lading mine'
Captain Charles Mamas, manager of the oelebrated Dolenath
and mbar tin woes, says:—•• The trial of the samples to-day,
the dm of the lodes, the character of the tin staff, and the little
met at which It can be broken, drawn, dedped, and dressed,
allow that the mine eat be worked so as to moors good interest
to the thenholders•

—Captain Joh;lClwarda, manager of the Ores* Wheel Busy,
Boacavren. and Hallenheigle Mines, Chmewater, Cornwall, late
insuager of th, silver mines to %Woo, • aye I Ism carefully
inspected the Great Bantle Mine. and I do Dot beidtate to say
that the property will pay the adventurers well."
Caplan Heavy James, of Rodin* sluing hawkr and
general tainenl surveyor. says I consider this property •
very fair speculation Indeed, and by good ILISSEROMeIit could
be made to pay good interest for motley as soon ea the mine Is
pronerly thrown open."
Captain Illehard Hancock, manager of the great Polgoath
and other tin MUM., Maya:—"The ground is very easy toe Os-
platini ea well ea the lode, and you will he able to basin raising
Us stuff as soon as the water to drained to the twenty fathom
level, or before. I !UM no doubt of this being • Tory profitable
mine when rutty worked."
Mr. Samuel Sampson, late agent of the Forty Console Mines,
now afters! surveyor and toiler to Sir 1. S. Graves Sawia,
Bart., and John Trentayne, says run-ider It a valu-
able ethane property. and one the', with ostensive working and
Judicious management, will gm good prinks to the advs..
raven "
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lie Stephen Spoon., agent at Goonbarrow Tin Mbse.
Austell. says :—.• I ern well acquainted with the Great What*
Ronnie sett. and I rife it as my decided opining that the raise
cannot lot to be a lasting and prefltableconems.'
Mr. Robert Dorman, mineral surveyor, Litheard. says :
"The prop..rty is one of the beet offered, eel the people of R.
IlearAil will take large intermt is It. I feel sure ion would
be quite )..tined In recommending It to your beet Monte"
Captain Join Penni. anent et Wheel Par 11a Minn saps I
hares every party takiag en interest In the mine will be tally
sompasaftd.'
" trThomas Perky's, of the Royalton Tin Mine, says :
tahus'ini he worked on a lure seals, and twain.. groats
say be roelia7d."
Mr. Matthew Rem of Wheal Mary Ann Mine. war Lisksord,
says Any quiL;ll7 of ore can be raised for stamplag, tbe lodes
beteg large and s y tor saday. mad whoever pots this
mine to wort SW it • good to Was."
Captain William Rowe, meat et Wheel Palmer, fft. Austell.
isys : —'• I both bees In this locWty about three y.aA and have
heard much Tektites to Shim wine h`oll■ prut.Seal non, bet I de
not know of an Indians of 11111 10 any bat that the Wag Whisk 1
Soule is • mot endlist speadatim."