The Sun.
London, England, 1852-12-20 00:00:00

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rpti, EAST INDIA HOUSE, DEc. 15. 1852.
Tfj COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST
hat. „ COMPANY do hereby give notice,
rroPrietor of East India Stock has given notice that at the
General Court of the said Company, appointed to be held
tin; house Leadenhall-street, WE DNEI,DAY, the 22d inst.,
,41.Thrnit the following motion, viz
accordance with a principle which obtains at the Royal
1)1,:! Colleges of Woolwich and Sandhurst, it be recommended to
4•nOUrsa)le the Court of Directors to establish at Addiscombe a
Ikltiltii7.4.eastile of payments for Cadets, reducing the charge for th.
, Daft s officers proportionably to the ascertained means of
%ed, provided that the same can be effected without in-
charges to the East India Company."
4tth4,. other Proprietor has given notice of his intention to sub-
Th.`,wo following motions, viz,
copies of the Report of, the Commission which was ap-
-1850-51, by the Gevernor-General of India, to investigate
charges against Ali Morad, Ameer of Kyrpoor, in Upper
rd of the Minutes thereon by the Indian Governments; also
i,hiaqert_on Sind by Sir George Clerk, late Governor of Bombay,
stooree th Court
e of Proprietors."
improved organization of the Survey Department in
k.174'.t0i.411111 om f
the Mapping Office in this country, is urgently called
:Nth 'ling available to the public in a more c •nvenient form,
tin,•greater expedition than heretofore, the stores of statistical
y 5 td
t 4,, geographical delineations with which there is reason to
k4lttt the records of Government have been long enrich( d ; also for
tl the public, by means of mcre systematic and timely kb he the advantages of the surveys still in progress, and of those
ktOlaY be hereafter undertaken in our own territories as well as
th;:e of our allies."
ii,tl'iteattwicio ft. another Proprietor has given notice of his intention to sub-
,tli,toat
this
Coowuthrtgims
et opinionotions,:—
that the privilege of Election of
4,41,,,.0f the East India Company should be &tended to parties
°42l!.)ek of the Government of India."
Hits Court is of opinion that an opportunity should be af-
7ttle natives of India of being heard by their representatives
IStpitiuseussions about to take place in Parliament relative to the
of the Charter of the East India Company."
Ittt',l:_dher Proprietor has given notice of his intention to sub-
• That there
motions. viz.:
111 re,„ 'here be hid before this Court such information as the Court
slib'ore deem proper, concerning the conduct er services of Cap-
`l,43llovver Crisp in connexion with the present Burmese war."
,!44,," the present crisis in the Company's Government of India
.:01avourable occasion fbr requesting the numerous clerical
rg of India Stock to consider the several appeals made by
in India, and others, concerning the further support
$
anity in India."
this Court consider the propriety of having a Permanent
an of the Company."

JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary.

)I.NAMENTS for the Drawing-room, Library,
4'll Dining-room—consisting of Vases, Figures, Groups, Ink-.
111: Obelisks, beautiful Inlaid Tables, Paper Weigbts, Watch-
,,64,c., in ITALIAN ALABASTER, MARBLE, BRONZE,
SPAR, Scc imported and manufactured by J.
•
kti;.` 14 9, S trawl. London. Mr. Tennant arranges elementary
!t01!3 of Shells, Minerals, and Fossils, which will greatly facili-
-47 Interesting science of Geology, at 2,5, 10, 20, to 50 guineas
.Zle also gives private instruction in Mineralogy and Geology.

I*-DON NECROPOLIS AND NATIONAL
- -

MAUSOLEUM, in the County of Surrey.
( Inporated byt of Parliament.)
PI glowing thecor Terms upon which BURIAL BOARDS or
"t 8 may contract with the above for Inter-
In an
vv 3' allotted part of their Cemetery Company, of the Bodiesthe of Per-
Lalei"'„_
_Would have had rights of interment in the burial grounds
ir thievish o- respective parishes, pursuant to the power reserved
4,lBsp,pese by the 26th section of " The Metropolitan Burials

kl THIRD, OR PAUPER CLASS.
0 0,
qittp,;aVe. 7 feet deep, including Conveyance of. Body from the
kt.,;;;'oo or Nine Elms Stations to Woking. with two friends or
lite 'ants aU interment
(going and returning) and the funeral ser- £s. D.
t 0 14 0

0 41Q
SECOND CLASS.
body
liliermthr: v
Nastaemrleoodeopr
th.inineclEdudlmnsg conveyancelv
.lervice and interment
Privilege of placing Head and Foot Stone, 10s. extra.
Its 0,, FIRST CLASS.
2.tave, in perpetuity, same depth, 6 feet 6 inches
_teet 6 inches superficial, including conveyance of
ok"111, Y from the Waterloo or Nine Elms Stations. to
egt j. funeral service and interment, with the privi-
h "` Nadir, Head and Foot Stones, without extra
hilent
BRICK GRAVES.
ti?round, 36 feet superficial, depth
he for six coffins,
t 'hog conveyance of ody from e Waterloo or Nine
s stations to Woking, funeral service and interment 7 7 0
tttth„ VAULTS 1N OPEN GROUND.
%lc' ground, 36 feet superficial. depth for six coffins,
teYance of the body from the Waterloo or Nine
stations to Woking, funeral service and interment 10 10 0
)Sire. RE-OPENING GRAVES.
tipkerling a grave. having bead and foot stones, in-
,"g conveyance of body as above, funeral service
nterment replacing head and foot stones, and re-
14""te ng turf '' ..... . . . 212 6
a brick grave, conveyance of body as above,
tori,e..tu service and interment, and closing the grave . 4 4 0
kboy°P,oing a vault, incluing conveyance of body as
funeral service and interment
iqt CONVEYANCE OF MOURNERS.
gl;'(efeeding six to any one funeral, to and from Wo-
''t ti,,.‘taoll) third class
,114 , c,eeding six to any one funeral, to and from Wo-
(each) second class 0 3 6
ki,4ceeding six to any one funeral, to and from Wo-
-4.g (each) first class . • • • . . . 06 0
, Ili`oPers are allowed two attendant mourners without charge.
PAYABLE TO THE INCUMBENT OF THE PARISH
c,„ PROM WHICH THE BODY IS RE MOVED.
utteaoll body buried in consecrated ground, pauper class, ls.;
classes, 6s. 2d. pursuant to the Act.
tio
ADDITIONAL LAND.
tin rial land, not less than eight feet superficial, per foot 0 2 G
for brick graves, ditto . . • . . . 0 4 0
for vaults, ditto . • • • . _ 0 6 0
EXTRA. DEPTH OF GRAVES.
'lll 7 to
in 10 feet, per foot, 16 feet 3 inches superficial
; to 14 feet, ditto
to 17 feet, ditto
cB4 't to 20 feet, ditto
!Ming, per cubic yard
toks, BRICK WORK.
gto4Oeting a Brick Grave for Six Coffins, including Flat
nitto
tjut,,2t Twelve Coffins . • •
(htt„,t, eting a Vault for Six Coffins . . • •
lor Twelve Coffins
Other works at estimated charges.
041410 t gements are in progress for adapting those portions of the
Lll ~,toS Cemetery not comprised in the Parochial Applotments, to
tiop,l;vs of all Classes of society, and of all Denominations o! reli-
4t4„ersuasion, and for which the extent, beauty, and accessibility
t 414 uernetery Grounds afford abundant resources. A Tariff appli-
'to these arrangements will be shortly issued.
By order of the Board,
tota,, RICHARD CHURCHILL, Secy.
'4l Necropolis and National Mausoleum Offices,
2. Lancaster-place, Strand.

2 10 0

.7 7 •

O 1 6
O 2 6
O 3 6
O 5 0
O 3 0

16 16 0
21 0 0
12 12 0
21 0 0

TAE CHARTERED AUSTRALIAN LAND,
47 MINING, IMPORTING, and REFINING COMPANY.
Royal Charter the liability of each Shareholder will be
limited.
Capital, 500,0001., in Shares of 51. each.
Deposit 1/. per Share.
Oa x 0 Allotment of a less number than 10 thares will be made.
payment of the Deposit Money aid signing the Preliminary
Agreement, Scrip Receipts will be issued.
/111. DIRECTORS.
~,,Zun Villiers Shelley, Bart., M.P., Park-lane, and Maresfield
',LIN'', Sussex—Chairman.
Ohrey Brown, Esq., M.P., Westminster, and Tewkesbury—
b.o2liuty-Chairman.
does sa. Alston Esq., Harley-street, Cavendish-square.
Baring, Esq.,, Piccadilly. and Putney Heath, Surrey.
111.' Honourable
Chandler, Esq., Rotherhithe, Surrey, Shipowner.
George Hamilton Chichester, Connaught-Square
Fisherwick Lodge.
liirwuLtrd Esdalle. Esq., City Saw Mills, Regent's Canal.
ea
ditvard Graham, Bart., Admiralty, and Etatsk, Cumberland.
,It • Charles Edward Mangles, Managing Director of the Royal
441 Steam Packet Company.
lohdv I scount Muskerry, C onservative Club, and Springfield.
'Sli srland , Esq., Croydon , Chairman of the North Devon Rail-
alr and Dock Company.
tTANDING Cornea n:—fir John E. Eardley-Wilmot, Bart.
.caotereag —Messrs. John aid Alfred Blyth, Limehouse.
1, METALLURGIST AND ASSAYER—CIUaIeS Watt, ESQ.
',A/Melts—Messrs. Williams, Deacon, and Co., Birchin-lane.
4aorstas—Messrs. R. and J. Sutton, 22, Royal Exchange.
SOLICITORS—Messrs. Mullins and Paddison.
SECRETARY George Byam, Esq.
OFFICES— • o. 6, Broad-street Buildings.
114 e Directors, with much confidence, submit to the Public this
the Taking for Mining. Importing, Smelting, and Refining Gold, on
doe improved system. The contemplated operations of the
the Cost
(which. until the Charter is issued, will be conducted on
cilier-'est-book system) will be principally confined to the auriferous
etude of Australia, where, even the quantity now raised, by a very
ore Process, is of vast magnitude.
st.,he great number of persons who are working in the'diggings of
Ivltli-74ja, a large majority are labourers, who not being famished
oie„ any means for reducing the poorer ores, can avail themselves
Iti'n.?l the comparatively small quantities of the auriferous deposits
stand in such a state of purity, and uncombined with other sub-
iller'es, as to render gold actually visible to the eye, and at once,
Itt cfere marketable without scientific aid. The " Times" (of the
liars December, 1852), under the article " Australian Gold Fields,"
to We Mayhere remark that the gold exported since October last,
101,..7ents a value ef 2,863.4771., and all these accounts, we are as.
ith.._.'l37 the Melbourne Herald,' are rather under than overstated.
Itote astounding results have been obtained by unskilled labourers,
without either plan or concert."
(kr `Science.' says the' Argus,' "has done little or nothing for us.
h Processes in obtaining gold are of the rudest nature. The search
at4c !tth andilaracterise almost" solely by what the sailors call sheer
,t
br,„..4'13' thousands of tons are actually thrown away because they
4,1,-41,ent no immediate benefit to the digger, and yet by numerous late
ret;7B. that very refuse often contains a larger proportion of gold,
Vilah not in view, than bad been already extracted.
11%4 rich ore, in which the gold is visible, is certain to be a constant
the's'e of plunder ; but moderately rich, and even poor ore, in which
ilt,ogold Is NoT visible, and which is not worth the while of any
lit 7" even to look over a second time, would give a very large pro-
d ihose who judiciously purchase, and reduce it. This will be
0.,„,7 ander the immediate superintendence of the officers of the
r;a7„eAasayer and Chemist the Company, Mr. Charles Watt, has
`Lood for reducing the ore by which. amalgamation is entirely
slcreeded, the great expense of quicksilver being totally avoided,
smally particle of gold or silver is extracted at a compare-
Role expense. Mr. C. Watt has also a patent for refining
and silver in the most expeditions. and least expensive mode
a„'"Lo known. In confirmation of this statement the Directors
'e received the following letter from Mr. Charles Watt :
Selwood Place, Brompton, Dec. 15, 1852.
fei;GENTimstre—l have read the paragraph in your prospectus re-
-14.0,4 tome and my patent, and I beg to assure you that I am fully
horared to carry out the announcement therein made.—l have the
nom' to be Gentleman, your obedient servant,
" CHARLES WATT."
kli,„%r° the Directors of the Chartered Australian
Importing, and Refining Company"
his been deemed expedient previously to the application for and
14;4,11 of a royal charter for securing certain privileges. and for limit-
ai the liabilit of each shareholder to arrange for the purchase of
tictate in the country where it is proposed to commence opera-
bee`hs' Accordingly, after a protracted negotiation, an agreement has
or ~-concluded for the purchase, in a well known auriferous district,
aid Argyle. On one
large freehold Estate, situate in the County of
th, ef it there is a long range of rocks, capped with Quartz, and in
In 'alley beneath a rapid stream flows into the lower levels, present-
an. the features of an immense accumulation of gold. These
liciiej levels are occasionally overflowed, and large alluvial
tetai.;" have been formed, where, in obedience to the gravity of
precious
ta,,,,,05e matters and the force of the impelling torrents, the
_tth
bur are are deposited in the sand or mud. " Gold," says Mr. buc -f
A* y. his Report on the Geological aid Mineralogical Survey o
Itaa South Wales, "in small quantitieshas been found on the summits
It I,i'Don. the flanks of the mountain ranges, bat, with few exceptions,
hag
een ~, evidence of
he lower levels. abrasion, The" largest produce in every instance
, in t
It We estate will be of the most essential service to the Company, as
try nc't only rich in itself, but is in the vicinity of an immense quail-
is yof refuse gold ore. It has always a plentiful supply of water, and
bic,ttlie high main road to Bredalbene and Goulburn. It will also
11,w_Materially aid (by the means it will afford of subsistence to
c0,,,r of bnrthen) the transport of the concentrated ores to the sea
,r...ft distance of ,bout 50 miles,
jn te vendor, having the greatest confidence in the undertaking and
tat advantages advantages to be derived to the shareholders, has consented to
10;,• tthe whole of the purchase-money (which does not amount to
et tnhat generally paid for grazing land in the agricultural districts
lh Wand) in shares of the Company.
/atinv, I.Directors refrain from estimating the returns for fear of over-
aue though their thorough conviction is, that a most
22A7", result must. speedily ensue.
Pilcations for to be made to essrs. ,
lt°Yal .
xchange ;share M
and for information to the Secretary, atSutton the
maces of the Company, 6, Broad-street Buildings, London.

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
Tat CRARTERSD AUSTRALIAN LAND, MINING, IMPORTING, AND
To REFINING COMPANY.
the Directors of the Chartered Australian Mining, Importing,
Qeotl m and Refining Company.
•
e—ett,—l request that you will allot me shares of ST.
an, j in the above undertaking, and I agree to accept the same, or
of de '5ll number which may be allotted to me ; to pay the amount
%clee'ieVt on those shares, and to sign the necessary documents in-
8' to the Charter.
Dated the

, 1852.

day of
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