The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-27 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, A ran. 25.
ENTERED I wwwaris.--The Friends, Hutton, from Cadiz;
Venerable. Parkinson. from Belize; Trial, Flnckhart, from Demo.
rare; Cineinnatus, Bliss, from New York; Robert, Turner, from
Mallon; Auspicious, Fox,from St. Michael's; Newport Trader,
Moorman, from Cowes ; Adventure, Cutcheon, from Jamaica;
Alexander, Thomson. from ditto; Triumph, Green, from Bom-
bay and the Cape of Good Hope • Minerva, Vickers, from St.
Michael's; Prince of Saxe Coburg Ladd, from Rotterdam; Rose,
Ilam, from St. Michael's; Earl 13athurst, Pound, from ROUST-
dam ; Rose, Ellis, from ditto ; Marshal Blucher, Blake, from
ditto; Hope, Page, from Har:ingrn ; Severn, Field, from St.
Michael's ; Idahoan, Dalrymple, from Dominica ; Delight, Wor.
tell, from Dunkirk; Charles, Mornet, from Havre; York, Baker,
from New York ; Union, Gallaway. from Harlingen ; Lively,
Finch, from ditto ; Georre Home, I oung, from Calcutta • Flying
Fish, Smith, from Ostend ; Earl Etalearras, Caniemn, from Ca-
nton and St. Helena; Mackerel, Marten, from Guernsey; Kers-
will, Armstrong, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Northumbrian,
Davison. from Sierra Leone ; Catherine Stewart Forbes, Chap.
man, from Bombay and the Cape of Good Hope; Apollo, Mop.
pet, from Cork; William Penn, Hughes, from ditto ; Calypso,
Newman, from ditto ; Flora, Jarmond, from Youghal ; Sibyl.
Farish, from ditto; Nautilus, Coath, from iVaterford ; and Royal
George, Way, from 'Wexford.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Robert and Sarah. Wilson, for
Hamburgh; Britannia, Fox, for ditto; Stapler, Chambers, for
ditto ; Cane Grove, Thomson, for St. Vincent's ; Swallow, Dairen-
bill, for Montserrat ; Fortitude Increased, Manning. for St. Kitt's ;
Telegraph, Grandin, for Havre • Aurora, Nicholls, for Water.
ford; 'Triton, Owens for Belfast; Auspicious, Drewett, for
Dublin ; and Apollo, Moppets, for Cork.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.-.-The
Elizabeth, Sky, for Drontheim ; Salus, Twaddell, for Elsineur,
Copenhagen, and Riga; Canada, Walton, for Buenos Ayres;
Hawk, Escort, for Valparaiso ; Buckinghamshire. Glasspoole, for
China ; King of the Netherlands, Slater, for Rotterdam ; London,
Rumbeit, for Hamburgb ; Iletty, Wells, for Fayal and Tene.
ride • Ann, Spence, for Hamburgh ; and St. Domingo, Eves, for
St. Domingo.
I LEAPING OUTWARDS.—Lady Flora, sl•Donald, for Ma.
delta, Madras, and Bengal; Valiant, Martin, for Jamaica;
Charlotte Wylie, Steriker, for St. Domingo; Dart, Roberts, for
La Guira and Puerto Cabello; Fox. Fox, jun. for Ostend ; Royal
Sovereign, Sinclair, for the South Whale Fishery ; Express, Ha-
milton. for Oporto ; and Ellen, Al•lver, for Barbadoes.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Dispatch, TIT.
goweth, for Londonderry.

ENGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP
CANAL.
The Committee of Management beg to notify that they have ob-
tained the opinion of his Majesty's Attorney. General, of Mr. Ser-
geant Wilde, and of Mr. Co!met., dlstinctlystating, that after the
original Subscribers shall have trartferred their Sham pursuant to
the Act, they will not be liable for any pat of the sums subscribed
by them, for which calls may be made subsequently to the time
when the Shares shall he so regularly transferred. A similar opi-
nion had been previously procured from two other Learned Counsel,
declaring the non-lability of Subscribers after the transfer of their
Shares ; and this concurrent testimony will. it is presumed, be con.
sidered by the Subscribers, and by the Public, as an effectual con-
tradiction to the adverse statements which have erroneously been
put forth.
The original Opinions may be seen on application to Mesas.
King and Lukin, Solicitors to the undertaking, h, Gray's Inn.
square ; and Copies of the same will be deposited with the Contract
Deed, which, until further notice, will be left at the Ship Canal
Office, No. 18, George-stieet, Mansion House, from the hours of
Eleven till Two o'clock ; and at Mesas. King and Inikin's Office,
from Three till Six o'clock every day, at width places portico sub.
scribing are requested to call as early as possible, and sign the eon.
tract preparatory to the committal of the Eill on the Sal of May
neat, and to the subsequent introduction of the measure into the
1101116 of Lords. By Order of the Committer.
KING and LUKIN,
5, Gray's Inn-square.

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THE /10irAL CORNISH MINING ASSOcIA.
Tiox.

Capital, 200,000/. In 2.600 Shane of 100 E tub.
BANKERS.
Sir Peter Pole, Bart., Thornton, Free, Down, and Suet.
The Committee of Management beg publicly to announce, tits:
they have already secured, by treaty, one of the richest Miner in
Cornwall for the production of Copper and Tin, situate in the
neighbourhood of Truro and St. Agnes.
the contiguity to the best markets, and the adranmges this
Aline possesses of being worked at a much less expense than say
other in the district, fully entitle it to be ranked as the most Jars-
tire of the present mining investments.
A more detailed Prospectus, with a List of the Committee of
Management and other Officers, will appear forthwith, and, in dm
interim, applications for Shares may be addressed (if by letter, nos:
paid), to Mr. Florence, Solicitor, 33, Finsbury-square.
26th April, 1825.
RIO DE LA PLATA
CIA'

DITIEC
J. T. BARBER BEAM
Sir John E. Harington, Bart.
Sir George Duckett, Bart.
Admiral Sir Richard King,
Bart. K.C. B.
Sir William logilby, Bart. 31. P.
•Don Felix de Castro.
°Don Sebastian de Lexica.

AGRICULTURAL AFSO-
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r 51( /NT, Etq. Ch inn%
*James British', Esq.
A. J. Ireire Marrero, Esq.
Joule A. de Lisaur, Esq.
William Judd, DI.
Alfred Phillips, Esq.
G. D. Beaumont, N.

• Directors, resident at Buenos Ayers.
TRI'STERS.
Sir John E. Harington, Hart.; Sir George Duckett, Sart.;
J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq.
♦UDITORS.
John Bowring, Esq.; Ewart, Esq.; end Junes
Morgan, Esq.
CAPITAL, ONE 31ILLION STERLING.
One of the objects of this Association is to remove part a/thew.
employed agricultural labourers of Great Britain and Ireland, tit
the Settlements of the Association in South America, and to teaks
dish them there as independent Farina's.
For this purpose a sufficient capital is raised, and ;erratic:*
and arrangements are tusking, to enable the Sett'ers to enter seen
their work, tree from the impediments and hardships to Stith ald 14
grants, without proper °gemination. are exposed.
The first removals will be to the Settlements in the purl/Tee of
Entre Rios ; which commence within a few miles from the Vali
In Concepcion, and at about one hundred and twenty miles is a (I.
rest line from the City of Buenos Ayres, and two hundred miles
from the City of Monte Video. These Settlements octant s tun.
siderable portion of the finest part of the Peninsula. Tory Ire re.
closed by the two great brine tea of the Rio de la Pls•a, viz. the
Uruguay and the Parana, which effectually protect the Preriant
from the predatory incursions of the Indians. -Vessels of when.
tired and fifty tons burthen, navigate both these riv;rs to theism
of the Settlements. The country is undulating and diversified sift
rood ; the soil is a rich black mould, of which the Association res.
seas upwards of a million of acres, ready to receive the r0..n0
oat any preparation. The climate is similer to that of the &lath
of France. Both soil and climate are favourable for th; runt ei
wheat and other grain ; but the natives are averse to griesitsrel
labour, and procure their supplies of flour principally from disant
countries.

A certain number of young farming men. of god charades if
healthy and strong, with their wives, if married, rind rot clarc:sg
one child with each couple (unless at their own cost), Mil los on-
veyed to the Settlements, and the expenses of their voyage cli to
advanced by the Association.
Each Family will be put in possession of an inclosed Firm of
Fifty Acres, and they will be supplied from the storey of the As-
sociation with goosi and sufficient food and clothing, and with ne-
cessary building materials and igriralural stock. Thee siva-
ces will be continued for three years, should the Settlers, bt ur.
able to provide for themselves out of their own resources tot to
long a period.
'1 he Produce of the Farms may be sold by the individuals them-
selves, or by the Agents of the Association, wham duty it is tr.
convey such produce to the best markets. and touts-tont faithfully
for the proceeds. This engagement the Association guarantees.
The Settlers will be conveyed in ships fitted up expressly for the
conveyance of passengers. The expense of the voyage and Pr" 1"
lions varies, but averages about 181. for each adult. Children undo
fourteen years of age are charged one half; and under seven, era
third the price of adults. The voyage out Is generally perf.ernedi
with a fair wind, in two months.
Families who are taken out and established at the expense of the
Association, will hold their lands on lease; each fanitly tar so long
as the man, his wife, and children, and the survivor of them,
shall live.
Families who pay for their passage out, and establish themselves
free of expense to tho Assomatton, will have the land conveyed c
them and their representatives forever, in the manner of frechol....
in either case, however, they will be subject to a reserved rent, va-
Tying from Gd. to 2s. per acre, according to the situation. The !al
is free from tithes and taxes. . .

As their returns arise, the Settlers will be requited to reply Le
above advances by easy instalments, and with five per cmt. mean
thereon, et the value of the advances and rent will be received tram
them in produce or labour.
The Farms will be sold as Freeholds, free (torn rent, for Often
years' purchase of the annual rent required on lease, provided re
purchase be made before the letting ; but if, after a man have relied
a farm, he be desirous of buying it as a freehold, he may dm
within seven years, at twenty years' purchase of the annual rent.
Grazing Farms, varying in extent from one thousand to twerti'
thousand acres, properly enclosed and watered, will also bele
to persons who pay their parsage out, and show that they bare c
means to stock such farms.

Shareholders in the ('upital of the Association may receive r-
emission of three hundred acres of land. and tiftr head of mule,
fifty sheep, on the credit of each 'oare pail up, and may Iw2
such land on lease, at an annual rent, until a genera
of the land take place.
Artificers of every kind may establish themselves advantagesi*7
on these Settlements ; but, at firs;, those in the line of build's.
farthing, and preparing and working leather, will be most Ow--
Other tradesmen must be cautious not to go out prematurely.
Gentlemen of small income may find an acceptable abode :n t'.-'
Settlements. The cheapness of provisions, and of horses and 1"..'
keep • the profusion arid variety of game and fish ;
nets of the scenery, and the salubrity of the climate, eCcr mate-.
which they may avail themselves of with advantag.,, as
v.':
which, aided by a library and other institutions intended
established, they may form an agreeable society.
Officers, Surveyors, and workmen. are gone out to erase •
rations for those who are to follow ; but tt is not intended to'
any settlers out to the above destination, until August or Sal 7:
her nest. As that period approaches, the particular time of at
may be learnt at the temporary Office. at the North-west Cat''
the Royal Exchange. opposite the Entrance to the Bank of. -•
land ; or of the Amts.:llr. Thomas Young, Merchant, 12. • ••
Albion.atreet. Glasgow ; Mr. E. C. hnubley, Solicitor, V-
haven; Mr. Win. Reynolds, jun. County Fire-office, Castle.s
Liverpool : .31r. J. P. Alairee. Alierystwith ; Mr. I.lladW.•''
chant, Sligo; and 3lessrs. Burke and Ilonan. 31eveltants, Ctk
London, April 23, 1825.

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