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London, England, 1863-05-27 00:00:00

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THE PERTIISOLA LEAD MINING and
SMELTING COMPANY (Limited).
incorpeeated under the Companies Act, 1854 with Limited
Liability.
Capital, C.V.0,000, in 22,000 Shares of ElO each.
Deposit on application. El per Share, and on allotment a fur-
ther payment of x 2 per Shan. Calls Dot i° exceed .C 2 per Share,
at intervals of three mouths.
tifitetYoan.
Charles Bell, Esq. (Mews. J. Thomson. T. Bone, and Co.)
Jansen H. Enthoven, Esq. (Mews. H. J. Enthoven and Sons).
John P. Judd. Esq. allow Nathaniel Johnston and Son).
John Orred, Eat.. Asherieke Hall, Gloucestershire.
Edmund A. Pontifax, Esq. iblessra Pantiles and Wood).
John Taylor, Esq l (Mews. John Taylor and Sons).
Richard Taylor, Esq.,
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Messrs. Harnett. Hoare*, and Co., London.
Messrs- J. Barbed and Co., LiverpooL
SOIJCIXOW—Mews. John and William Galsworthy, 12, Old
Jewry-chambers.
Itailisna—Mews. Joshua Hutchinson and Son, Angel-caul,
Throgmortoentreet
11INAGERS—Messrs John Taylor and Sons.
01:1111•180PIIRINTINDLIVI IS ISALT-11/. George Henfrey.
SICCIZTAIT—Mr. W. G.
Otior Qaus4eet-place, London.

This Company has been day registered with Limited Liability.
Arrangements having been made for the purchase of • tarp
Interest In the celebrated Lead Mines of kfonteponl, In the
Island of Bardinie, together with the extensive Lead Smelting
establishment of Permed' and the Saran,llo Coal Mine In the
Gulf of Spezia, this Company has hero formed for the purpose of
completing the purchase. and for working the said Mines and
Smelting Works, with general pewees for acquiring Marten In
mines, purchasing and smelting ores, and desdveriaing lead in
Italy.
The Montepoul Mines, like many of the moil productive lead
mines, are situated In a formation of limestone, the mountainous
character of which tenders It praetleable to obtain a very large
produce by means of horizontal levels driven into the lodes, i
without the employment of machinery. Mining of this simple
kind Is naturally very inexpensive, and when rice lodes are met
with the pronto are very large.
From the official statistics contained in the work of Marchese I
on the mineral wealth of the Island of Sardinia, it appears that
the produce of the Mines of Monteponi amounted In the year
1861, a 1,064 tons, and that It had risen in 1880 to more than
6,000 tons, and the same rate of production has since been fully
maintained.
A careful examination of the Mines was made in the month of
January last by one of Meson. John Taylor and Sons' most com-
petent agents, whose report has satisfied them that not only will
the deposits of ore already In work continue to yield large quan-
tities, but that by a well-directed system of mining the rate of
produce may be largely increased, and the expense of raising the
ore considerably reduced.
The Pertusola Lead Smelting Works, situated seer LericL in
the Gall of Spud& were founde I in the year 1855, and subs,.
questly peened into the hands of the present proprietors, Messrs.
R. Fennel and Co., of Turin These gentlemen having deter-
mined to adopt the improved methods of mining and smelting
practised la England, placed the technical management of their
establishments in the hands of Messrs. John Taylor
and Sons. under whose direction the Works have been com-
pletely rrnedclled, provided with every requisite for smelting
and dents erioing seven or eight thousand tons of ore per
annum, and so laid out as to be minable of easy enlargement.
Situated in an ezoellent barb Air, and having a pier and every
convenience foe vessels, the Pertusola works are admirably
d for receiving Lead ores, not only from the bend of
Sardinia, which in 1852 produced no less than 18.000 tons, but
likewise from all parts of the Mediterranean. The Monteponi
ore is a remarkably pure Galena, assaying more than 80 per cent.
of Laid, and containing about seven ounces of Silver in the ton
of ore. The Lead made from It is of ,e xcelient quality, and •
ready sale is found in Italy for the whole produce of the Por-
tman works
The mine of narsanello, producing lignite coal of • superior
description, Is distant about live miles from the smelting works;
tt has been opened up on the English system; a new winning,
by means of a pit presided with a steam-engine, and suitable
pumping and winding apparatus, has Just been completed to the
depth of 120 yards, and everything Is now In readiness for
raising large quantities of real. A section of the Riviera
Rail-
way, opened a few weeks since, and passing within one mile of
the mine, gives direct communication with Pisa, Leghorn, and
Florence, and the completion of this line will afford also means
of land transport for the coal to Genoa, andthewkideof the north
of Italy.
Upon taking possesaion of the Pertusola Works, Meaty & IL
Franca and Co. entered Into • contract with the Monteponi
Inning Company tor the purchase of threc.foarths of the Ores
which might be produced from their Mines during three years,
the other onsfearth being taken by Mews. P. &mime and
R. Taylor, of Coueron, in France ; and this contract has been
since renewed fora farther term of ten years. Under the ad-
vice of Mears. John Taylor and Sons, it was determined to ren-
der the works independent of the uncertainties of terminable
contracts, by acquiring such an interest in the rich mines of
Sardinia on would secure permanent supplies of ore for the
furnaces, as well as • participation in the profits of the mines
thertunivea
The execution of this project was deemed a suitable object for
!r e applicotion of associated capital, end having made print-
oeel contracts for the purchase of eleven-twelfths of the
Monte/still Mine, Mesas. E. Fran& and Co. have now
to transfer the same to this Company with the Patina=
Smelting Works and Sarzanello Coal Mine.
The amount of purehasesooriey for the Interest to the mines
and the other properties, including the entire plant, and all
engines, machines, and tools in use in the smelting works and
coal wise. is 1160,000, and It Is estimated that 160.000 will be
required aa floating capita, eo that in axing the nominal capital
at 1250,000. a margin of /611,640 la left to en Ode the Company to
take advantage of such opportunities us may present themselves
of extending their Interest in Italian mines.
This undertaking afters essentially to Its metre from ordinary
mining enterprises. Its capital being Invested In the purchase
of mines and works, which are In full operation, and yielding
very large rearm, the greater part will be called up within the
first six months, while, oe the other hand, the profits, which will
accrue from the very outset of the Company's operations, afford
the easarance of • ardefactory dividend at the end of the first
year.
Application for shares must be made in the form, which may
be bad at the Ounces of the Company, No. 8, Queenetreet-place,
London, or of the Brokers of the Compaq, Mews. Joshua
Hutchinson and Son. No application will be considered unless
• deposit of /1 for each Share applied tor shall have been pro•
vainly made with the Bankers of the Company. This sum will
be returned in full in the event of no allotment being made.

THE HAVAN SILVER-LEAD MINES
COMPANY (Limited). Caadiganshire.
Capital, £25,000, in 5.000 shares of £5 each.
Deposit, les. per share on application, and tes on allotment.
11111(70ILL
N. C. Seto, Esq., Maids-hilL and Wheal Seton and Treskerby,
Cornwall : Dtrector of the Silver Mountain Minas Company,
(Limited'. Cardiganshire. Lc.
L Hesketh, Esq. (late British Consul at Rio Janeiro'. Director
of the Don Pedro North Del key Gold Mining Company
(Limited:. Brasil.
A. Alton, Esq., 75. illoanostreet, Cadogan.gardeno
General% abortredeßlackhest% Director of the Silver Mountain
Mines Company (Limited Cardiganshire.
L Edwards, Esq., C. 1., Adapt% Director of the Silver Mountain
Mines Company (Limited), Cardiganshire the Don Pedro
North del Bey Gold Mining Company (Limited), Et.
LieuL-Colonel E. Wemyss, Kenalagton, Director of the Silver
Mountain Mines Company (Limited), Cardiganshire.
Bataan—gagltakt and Irish Bank. 25. PoultiT, KC.
Baca,wr - Mr. Holland Dell.
Temporary Offices-1B Oresisam-home. Old lireadotreet, and
1. Yorit.balidings, Adelpht.