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ANGLO-SPANISH RAILROAD
COMPANY.

CRISTINA RAILROAD.

This Railroad is forming under powers granted by his late Ma-
jesty Ferdinand VII. It commences at a Mole or Pier on the coast
of the Bay of Cadiz, near Puerto Santa Maria, and, passing that
place, terminates at Jerez, ten miles from the Mole. Steam-boats
will be employed between the Mole and Cadiz, distant four miles,
thereby avoiding the dangerous bar of the river Guadalete.
The surveys have been made by an eminent English Engineer,
and the estimates for completing the whole line, including engines,
&c., is 120,0001., which is to be divided into 4,800 Shares of
251. each.

Deposit, £2 per Share.
Bankers in London—Messrs. Wright and Co., Henrietta-street
In Madrid—Senor don Jose Safont.
Solicitors—Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street.
Every thing being ready for continuing the works, it is expected
the Line will be opened within fifteen months, as a large portion of
the Capital is already subscribed.
The immense population, and great traffic and commerce exist-
ing between the cities and towns contiguous to both ends of the
Line, in this strictly commercial and prosperous part of Spain,
together with the cheapness of land and labour in that country,
promise a remuneration very much greater than any derivable from
Railroads in England. _ _ _

The Beard of Directors is formed, and will appear next week.
The original Plan and Section may he seen at the Company's
Offices, No. 9, New Broad-street, where a Prospectus may be
obtained, and where applications for Shares are to be made, ad-
dressed to the Secretary

L. 31. CUTHBERT, Secretary.

MR. WESTMACOTT'S NEW JOURNAL.
On SUNDAY, February 3, 1839.
TH E
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N.B.—A Saturday edition in time for post.

THE EDINBURGH ItEVIUNV
N•. CXXXVIII.

WAS PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

CONTENTS.
I. LUTHER AND THE REFORMATION.
?. WILKINSON •N THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OP THE

ANCIENT EGYPTIANS.
3. METAPHYSICAL TRACTS OF THE EIGHTEENTH CEN
TURY, BY COLLIER, TUCKER, AND OTHLR.S.
4 SOUTHEVS POETICAL WORES
5. PRESCOTT'S HISTORY OF FERDINAND AND ISABELLA.
6. STATISTICS AND PHILOSOPHY OF STORMS AND Hunßl.

CANES.
7. TALES EY THE AUTHOR OF " HEADLONG HALL."
S. LISTER'S LIFE AND ADMINISTRATION Or CLARENDON.
9. FOREIGN RELATIONS OF BRITAIN.
NOTE ON LORD BROUGHAM'S SPEECHES, AND OTHER

MATTERS.
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