The Sun.
London, England, 1839-06-24 00:00:00

GRAND HORTICULTURAL FETE,
STAFFORD HOUSE, for the BENEFIT of the
BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM. Under the Patronage of
THE QUEEN, THE QUEEN DOWAGER, and the
ROYAL FAMILY. Notice is hereby given, that persons
who do not provide themselves with Tickets or Subscribers'
Orders will be charged 10s. each admission.
Tickets, ss. each, at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly ; Court
Gazette Office, Strand ; 11, Abchurch-lane ; and the Asylum,
Clapham-rise.

UNION FLINT GLASS COMPANY.
THE PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE
having determined to commet.ce forthwith the
ERECTION of their ,WORKS on an eligible site of Land
at Bromley-le-Bow, immediately abutting the River Lea,' of
which the necessary Plans are now arranged, do hereby request
that all persons to whom Shares have been allotted will imme-
diately pay the Deposit of 11. per Share to the Bankers of the
Company, Messrs. Ladbrokes, Kingscote, and Co. ; or to
the Solicitors, Messrs. Wire and Child, 9, St. Swithin's-
lane ; where also applications may be made for the remaining
Shares until the 16th July next, on which day a General Meet-
ing of Proprietors will be held for the election of Trustees, &c.
Further information may be obtained at the Company's Tem-
porary Offices, No. 117, Bishopsgate-street Within.

No It T H AMERICAN COLONIAL
ASSOCIATION OF IRELAND.
Capital Stock 300,0001. (with power to the Shareholders to
increase it to 1,000,0001.
GOVERNOR.
The Right Honourable Earl FITZWILLIAM.
DEPUTY-GOVERNOR.

HENRY KINGSCOTE, Esq.
DIRECTORS.
lames Morrison, Esq.
T. L. Murray, Esq.
Colonel North
John Pirie, Esq. Alderrntn.
The Hon. Frederick Ponsonby
Brice Pearse, Esq.
H. Ryan, Esq.
Thomas Teed, Esq.
H. Loftus Wigram, Esq.

Jahn Auldjo, Esq.
Colonel Henry Bruen
4dvrard H. Chapmat, Esq
Kr Josiah Coghill Coghill, Bart.
Sir James Duke, M.P.
John Harman, Esq.
D. Henchy, Esq.
Robert Latouche, Esq.
Donald Maclean, Esq.
The Right Hon. Lord Milton,
M. P.

BANKERE.
Messrs. Ladbrokes, Kingscote and Co., London.
Mews. Latouche and Co., Dublin.

SOLICITORS.

LONDON. DUBLIN.
Messrs, Charles Pearson and Messrs. Young and Murdoch,
Wilkinson, Guildhall-yard, Mountjoy-square.

. . .
and Park-street,Westm inster. I
This Corporation is established by Act of Parliament tor the
purpose of planting British Colonies in the North American
Provinces, by means of an extensive Emigration from the United
Kingdom by persons of all classes and conditions.
The Stock of the Company is divided into 15,000 Shares of
201. each, of which '2l. is to be paid at the time of subscribing.
.-- This Company having been constituted a Corporation by ass
express Act of the Legislature, it can sue and be sued only in
its corporate capacity, and to afford an opportunity to Noblemen
and others to invest Capital in the Company without subject-
ing their estates to trading responsibilities, it is expressly pro-
vided by a Clause in the Act, that the Shareholders shall not be.
liable for a greater sum than the amount of their Shares in the
Stock of the Company.
In order that the Company may commence operations with
as little delay, and under circumstances as favourable as possible,
they have purchased the extensive Signiory of Beauharno:s in
Lower Canada, with large tracts of land in the adjoining town-
ships. Beauharnois is, in point of soil and situation, perhaps
the best property in the whole Province ; the climate is health-
ful, and the land is fertile : the Estate is intersected by useful
Roads and Rivers ; it is situate on the St. Lawrence—ths
great highway of Emigration and Commerce ; it is within two
hours' water communication with Montreal, which already pos-
sesses a population of 30,000 souls, and will in all probability
become the Capital of the United Canadas, and is now the
Point whence five-sixths of the Emigrants from Great Britain
are distributed over the country.
A considerable portion of the Company's Estate is already in
an advanced stage of settlement : there are upon it Eight Protes-
tant and Four Roman Catholic Churches and Chapels, and
Pifty-one Schools, together with Saw Mills, Grist Mills,
General Stores, Taverns, and other Establishments, indicative
of a thriving settlement. Upwards of 6,000 British Settlers
are located upon the property. The Land which the Company
has to let or sell has been emancipated from the French feudal
tenures, and is regulated by the British laws of property.
There are nearly 150,000 acres of this land in the hands of the
Company, capable of immediate settlement, and in various
stages of improvement. The late proprietor has carefully re-
served the sites suitable for the erection of Towns and Vil-
lages, and also the valuable timber and water powers and pri-
vileges on the Estate; all of which will be ready for lease or
sale early in the ensuing spring, upon a plan for the general
settlement of the Estate, which is now in the course of prepa-
ration. A Mail Coach Road from the United States to Mon-
treal runs through the Signiory ; extensive lines of Railroad
are now forming between Ogdensburgh and Plattsburgh, in
thu State-of New York, in the immediate neighbourhood of the
Signiors ; and it is intended immediately to carry a Railroad
through. the Signiory property (which must be the future
highway between tipper and Lower Canada), with branches to
communicate with the Railroad between Oodenburg and
Plattsburgh ; a ship canal also, to complete the great naviga-
tion from the Welland Canal to the Sea, is intended to pass
through the Estate,—the termini of all these Works will be on
the property—they will furnish employment to a vast number
of emigrant labourers, and of course greatly augment the value
of the whole property.
The operations of the Company will be principally directed
to the following objects :-
Ist. They will purchase Lands in British America, both in
in uncultivated state, and in various stages of improvement.
, 2d. They will contract with Noblemen and other Landed
roprietors, who may be desirous of assisting the surplus la-
bourers on their estates to emigrate, for their safe and comfort-
-41),,1e transmission to the Colonies ; and they will likewise pro-
;to such Emigrants, en their arrival these, with temporary
r and employment, that they may
.escape the miseries
hitherto attendant on unregulated emigration. The Company
*ill likewise enter into similar contracts with, and undertake
the agency of, families and individuals of all classes and condi-
tions desirous of emigrating ; so that by a judicious combina-
tion of objects, and union of numbers, a safe, efficient, and
economical system of emigration may be established.
3d. Ti.. Company will sell and let Land to Settlers ; in
quantities, and upon terms, to suit their means and in-
clinations.

4th. For the purpose of giving additional facilities to Emi-
grants and Colonists, the Company will establish 'Banks, under
the authority of their Act of Parliament, for the security and
remittance of Money ; and they will likewise issue Notes, and
make Loans and Advances upon Bills and other Securities.
sth. The Company will negotiate Purchases, Sales, and ex-
changes of Property, in the different Provinces; they will ac-
quire and disseminate information respecting suitable spots for
location, estates to be disposed of, the price of land, and the rate
of wages in different districts, so as to assist in balancing the
demand and supply of each ; and thus prevent, as much as pos-
sible, fluctuations in the price of Lank and Labour—equally in-
jurious to the Settler with Capital, and the poor Emigrant who
has nothing but his labour to depend upon for support.
Of the 300,0001. Stock in the Company, 50,000/. has been
taken by its Founders and Directors ; 50,0001. is reserved for
Residents in the Colonies where the Company will have set-
tlements; 100,0001. has been appropriated to Noblemen and
Gentlemen in Ireland, and other Land-owners ; and 100,0001.
is about to b- disposed of in England ; for which applications,
in the following form, are to be made to Messrs. Ladbrokes
and Co., Bankers, London, to whom the deposits must be paid.
The Board will proceed to allot Shares to applicants on Mon-
day, the 24th instant, and on each succeeding Monday, till
Monday, the 22d day July next, after whichno applications will
be received.

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2, Bank Buildings, London, June 18, 1839.
FORM OF APPLICATION.
To the Governor and Directors of the " North American
Colonial Association of Ireland," No. 2, Bank Buildings.

Gentlemen,
I request you will insert my Name as a Proprietor of
Stock in your Company for Shares of Twenty
Pounds each; and I herewith enclose you
Pounds, being Two Pounds per Share, as a deposit upon the
said Shares in the Stock.