The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-27 00:00:00

No. 6,833.

A NOLO MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION.
/IL The DEED of the ASSOCIATION for ism' ting in work-
nig the Mines of Nlexico and Other part. of Spoil America, being
abort to be Enrolled in the Court of 7,hancery, and its ng tin.
signed by the Proprietors of certain Shares in the Capitalstock of
the said Association : Notice is hereby given, that unless the sante
be signed by the said PrOpfletOri, on or before the 11101 of Nov.
legt, the s‘id Shares will be forfeited to the Paid Association.
JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary.
Oct No. 141. Leadenhall-street.

THEMERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, tine •
BANKRUPTS' REGISTER OFFICE,
25, CATZATOII.IITREST, LONDOT.
Tins Institution was several year, since established, for the pur-
pose of abetting and furnishing to Subsaibers the full...st infontfa.
:son relating to all Bankrupt and Insolvent Estates, and particu.
lady as to 3leetings, Dividends, Assipees, and Certificates, in
order to recent the lon continually arising from the want of such
infortmmon ; and the utility snd importance of the Institution have
been generally felt and acknowlnlged.
lance the formation of this Establishment it has been extended
embrace—
d. The Collection of Debts, Dividends, end Rents.
P. The Management (as Accountants) of Bankrupt and Insolvent
Estates.
1. The Investigation and Arrangement of Complicated and Dis-
ted Accounts, for the assistance and guidance of parties engaged
m
parcership, arbitrations, euits, or otherwiset and of Executors
and Admirdorston. And in this department experienced and able
Act:reactants snd Collectors are employed, for whom the Directors
are personally responsible.
The Monies received on account of Amapa* are paid irnmedi.
Orly as received w the Bankers of the tistss ; and the Debts,
Ilividinds, and Rents collected, are regularly paid to the
parties
interested, on the first Wednesday of every mouth. •
The funds of the Commercial Travellers Society (which stand
In need of great assistance) an aided by the profits of this Eats.
blishrrent ; and therefore, as well on account of its utility, aecom to
twnelit the Commercial Travellers' Society, the patronage, r
mendation, and subscription of Merchants, Bankers, and Tndere
rapcetruily solicited.
Solicitors will save much time, trouble, and expen.e, by a refer.
OM to this Office for information relating to the Mae of Commie.
'ions and Meetings under them, the proper Description of Bank-
rupts and Insolvents, the Names and Residences of the Assignee,
and Solicitors. Dividends and Certificates; and therefore the Direc-
tors hope to be favoured with their names as Subscribers, and with
their powerful support.
The Subscription to the Bankrupt Register Office is One Guinea
per Annum, which entitles a Subscriber to have notice sent to hint
of all Meetings of Commissioners and Creditors under every Coin.
ra.aion of Bankrupt in which he is or may have been interested or .
concerned, on forwarding the name to this Office.
TREASURER,
Sir Charles Price, Barone..
DIRECTORS.
Mr. Gm. Austin, Wood-street Mr. R. W. Cole, Old Chants
)Ir. D. Hawkins, Bishopsgate. Mr. E.
Melville, Wood.etreet
street Mr. E. 'fewart, p
art,
Mr. J. J. Iselin, Accountant.
Mr. T. Perry, Secretary.

I?0YA L NATIONAL BAT II COMPANY'
LL 1, LANCASTER-PLACE, WATERLOO-BRIDGE,
For conatructing extensive DA'fllB in convenient parts of the
Metropolis, suite.' to the relative condition of the inhabitants,
sad combining all the varieties of Fresh, Wanu, Cold, Medi-
canal, Salt, Vapour, and Pleasure Baths.
CAPITAL-2.50,0061.
DIRECTORS.
SIR WALTER St 111. INC, Bart., Chairman.
Joni( GOSLING, Esq. Deputy Chairman.
Robert Child, Esq. William Rothery, Esq.
John Farquhar, Esq. Richard Sanderson, I:sq.
Frederick Fir.chrtm, Esq. Sir Robert Seppings,
Joseph Moore, 31.1). Charlet Smith, M.D.
6arl.3l.Onitnamity, 31. P. W. U. Stirling, Esq.
BANNERS AND TREASURERS.
9.1 r Walter Stirling, Bart., Stirling, and Hodson, Strand t sad
Noun,. Nastennan, Peters, Mildted, 31asterman, and Co.,
Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street.

♦ICHITECTS.
Meson. Bantock, Geary, and Lever, Coenhill.
SOLICITOR.

George Alscoti,Esq. Mark-lane.
the Capital to be invested is 110,1100/., and this sum is to be
niscd in fit% Shares; hut a poir2r is given to the Direcfixs to in.
Mese the capital to 300,000 f. if they hereafter think proper, the
present Proprietors basing the preference in the purchase thereof
two pounds deposit or instalment is to be peal upon each Share at
ti a purchase thereof, and a further instalment of three pounds on
signing the deed of settlement; two mcmtlis notice shall be given
of the last dey on which the said deed shall be open for signatures.
Other calls will be tirade upon the Shareholders as the Directors
may think necessary ; but such calls shall not exceed five pounds
per share, at any one lime, and two months notice shall be given of
•eva-y such call, and the instalments must be paid upon the shares
as they become clue.
No person shall be allowed to hold, in his or her own right, more
than forty shares.
The holders of five shares, or upwards shall be entitled to attend
email courts, and to give one vote on all business which may
be holly brought forward ; and the holders of fifteen shores
shall be entitled to give two votes; and the holders of twenty-
five shares, three votes; and the holders of fo:ty shares, four
sow.

r mon is eligible to serve as Director or Auditor, unless be
hob!, in his own nght, ten shares.
Whilst the metropolis of every other country is amply provided
with Public Baths, it is surprising that London alone, so pre-
eminent in all its other public institutions, should in this respect
stand so obvious an anomaly, and an exception so inconsistent
with its relative importance, and the health, comfort, and well-
being of its immense population.
The great benefits resulting from warm and mid bathing require
no comment; the practice h.ts received the sanction of all ages,
a the concurrent testimony of the Faculty: the acknowledged
neglect in this country of the advantages to be derived. can only
hare arisen trom the expense, and the inadequacy of the means
provided, which have long been subjects of serious regret
Thousands, for want of proper accommodation, are driven to
bathe in the most distant, rammed, and dangerous situations, and
a far pester r.tunber are. from this sircumstance, deterred from the
natation; the extravagant charge for Warm Baths excludes all
but the opulent from their enjoyment.
There can be no doubt, therefore, of the necessity which exists
fr the construction of extensive Public Baths in this crowded me-
thienits, and of the certain prospect of ample remuneration foe the
capital which it is proposed to employ in carrying this object into
dem

Time considerations have led tc the formation of a Joint Sock
Company, for the purpose of sttpplying the deficiency complained
nr, sad to afford to all classes of the community the means of in-
t-aging, at a moderate expense, in a recreation in every way so
etential to their health and comfort.
To accomplish this, it is proposed., in the first instance, to con.
shall a principal Bathing Establishment at the west end of the
town. upon a ,cafe of magnificence which will do honour to the
architecture of :he country (of which the plans may be seen on ap.
titmice at the l'ompany's Office), combining all the varieties of
*hash, worm. out, medicated, salt, shower, vapour. and pleasure
'me. under :elm:Mons which will ensure the patronage of the
highest and most respectable of both sexes, to whose us*, maid.
Another eti
kivvir, this Bath's intended to Se devoted.
artily extensive Bathing Establiat.tacat will be hum/.
liately minuet..a ta the most populous distr: t at the eastern ex-
trzcite of the City, and other Baths suited to the relative condi.
teasel' the inhai•itants, will lie provided in various parts of the
ractrorilis and st.SurLs, to which the terms of admission will be
3° modiste, as ti place the benefits of every iiescriptioo of bathing
within the ref it of the poorest claaace.
In the acantruct:on of dm Baths the Company will be assisted
br the experience of the leading scientific men of the age, and the
mon distlnguilhed members of the Faculty, so that they will be
:o^9ol and candneted upon the most approved princip'...s. and at
the lame ti ne with the .trictest regard to economy, compatible with
the objects in view.
NIT convinced, from the united testimony of all nobs and
Profane's, Mat Mt: ohjmts which they mutual:time will prove
exteathely beneficial to the community, the establishment of the
!Ygal Natio:id Both% cannot be deemed a sp.:a:dation, as the
• anfpany s. centine t'emselves to plans which arc known to be
:Tuttcable, and of which the expense is susceptible of the mat
'came calculation.
pals ins Mr the remaking shares must be made by princi.
V." Only. EiddrtriLl " To the Directors," at the ofi:c,• of the Corn-
; Or at Allessra.Eil • aril Change-alley.

14'72 CORNS, 111"NIONS,
TWIRLS'. :e L /;Rl'...S5IVIlli CORN PUS-
TER tasio".• • .!from a Recipe . ,;;ir.g to her late Ma-
Eis an eye Tut R.dnst r for eraciira:ing l'orns, add giving re-
rf to t'aose ;taw: hard vubstane..s at the bottom of their
fee;
•Ti hot; tv•ast pain or inomvtnienv-, avid will prove a very
t.aful Family P17,,,..er for fresh Wounds and :aids, likewise for
Bunions.
Preparal by G. MORRN Chemist to the Royal Family, Ken-
sinemn.
(~..Snln In Boxes at Is. and 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, 4.
iturwide. ht. Paul's, and 2'20, Regent-street (near the Argyll
lanAlon IVaterho-place, Edinburgh; S3ckville.street,
j~q~lin ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the
tee kingdom.
heOelf whom alio may be hatl, PERRY'S ESSENCE, which has
declared in hiKhly eftpatable Medical Journals, to be the
...beet thing ever discoreral fur the Tooth and Ear Ache." In
nottki, ly lid. and 2.5. 9d.
-.N1.11. Re careful ts ank for " Morris's Brunswick Corn Plaster,"
" Pay's Limy: for the Tooth Ache."