The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-08 00:00:00

TOBACCO.
DEPARTMENT OF THE COMPTROLLER FOR
VICTUALLING AND TRANSPORT SER-
VICFS, SOMERSET-PLACE, APRIL 5, 1836.
T"E COMMISSIONERS for EXECUTING
uNn.
sle_herEebny
the OFFICE of LORD HIGH ADMIRAL of the
Kgil,NeGaDotOintl, of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND,
that on THURSDAY, the 14th Instant,
:'bet°'9lleliGn'gclft'ock' they will he ready to treat with such Persons as may
Contract for supplying and delivering the following
Articles into his Majesty's Victualling' Stores at Deptford, viz. :-
When t o be delivered.
WII'IE, Tenerieee.. ................... ...4,000 Gallons Within one nientt.
81.7GAR.r.'he produce of the Bri. Half 1.1 th:-,,, weeks,
tish Possessions in the CO Tons 5 \Vest Indies ............. j in three weeks af-
ar.... the'remainder
L terwards
„,COCOA
Half In a fortnight,
.1.013 4 , .. ............................... ~',ieut 31 Tons and the remainder
• ICO ................... , ............ 15 Tons in a fortnight af-
terwards.
'The whole will be exempted from the Custom Duties.
Samples of the Wine (not lees than 2 bottles), of the Cocoa
(annot sarn t less than 2 lbs.), must be produced by the Parties tendering ;
Cons of the it )must
of the Sugar and Tobacco, together with the Condi-
-0 Contracts, may be seen at the said Office.
Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day of
Treat Tre
I.:_ Y, nor any noticed unless the Party attends, er an Agent for
'eri, duly authorised in
writing.
Every Tender must be delivered at the above Office, and those
fore Wine and Cocoa must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to
(.11 Secretary of the Admiralty, at Somerset-place, and signed by a
teretreenrisible
.person, engaging to become bound with the person
ng, in the, engaging
of 25/. per cent. on the value; for the due
performance of the Contracts.
IRICENIX AND' PROTECTOR FIRE
The D' OFFICES.
ti. _ 'rectors of these Offices Leg to inform the Public, that
..11°,Business and Interests of th, Two Companies being now united
`T2r an arrangement made 'with theProprietorsrespectively, all the
Offices of the Two Coiennpainaieseewsill remain open for the granting
and renewing of Fire
PH(Etx polieies4ansud.lineceipts will henceforth be issued to
theo,. Parties insured with the PROTECTOR, and no extra expense
Iciaensy kind vvill attend the exchange of Protector for Pheenix Po-
The Directeßs of the concern thus united will feel obliged to per-
3ns insured, i
fer o f t n the Pr itector Office for the favour of an early trans-
terat', h:eir Insurances as they severally expire, signifying any al-
4ms that they wish to effect in the same.
. Farming Stock is insured without the average Clause.
STEAM TO HULL.
HE HULL NEW STEAM SHIPS, VIVID
Londe and WATER WITCH, start from alongside Fresh
NVharf,
o
B'Bridge, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Morning, at
evelr, o'clock..
these Vessels
of Passengers
unrivalleadnid'n speed and accommodations.
The attentio
Shippers of Goods isparticularly
requested t(A):lstn rotrtrnsgenogfersthe Wat Witch from London on
W,...P-nNesn
co‘riroeds to be sent to Beal's Wharf, in the Borough, or to the
rnPany's Deot, Freh Wharf, opposite Fish-street Hill.
Horses and Carriages for Shi ment must be sent to Fresh Wharf
at least one hour previous to the time fixed for the vessels departure.
Passengers walk on board and on shore. . !
.
Fares :-Best Cabin, lOs ; Fore Cabin, ss. ! !
Every information to be had of Griffin and Hillhouse, Beal's
wharf, or at the Company's Depot, Fresh Wharf.
MARQUISE AND HARDINGHEN IRON,
COAL, AND MARBLE COMPANY.
c °Meee, 24, Bucklrsb
eur , and 37, Great Marlborough-street.
APITAL-TW HUARED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
(Orln 10,000 Shares of 25/.POUNDS each. Deposit, 5/. per Share.
which 6,000 have been taken by the Proprietors, and others on
the t.
TRUSTEES AND spo
DIRECTORS,
I,VINLLIAM ALEXANDER MACKINNON, Esq., M.P.
,REDERICK POLHILL, Esq., M.P.
ENGLISH, Esq.,
-?, C. DAKEYNE, E sq. F.G.S.
I HOMAS ALLSOP, Esq.
BANKERS IN LONDON,
Messrs. LADBROKES and CO., Bank-buildings.
bE
n,.. BANKERS IN FRANCE,
OTHSCHILD, Freres, Paris ; Messrs. ALEX. ADAM
and Co. Boulogne.
ENGINEER,
JOSEPH GIBBS, Esq.
SUPERINTENDENT,
Sir JAMES GARDINER, Bart.
SOLICITOR, ,i, Mr. WINGFIELD, 27, Great Marlborough-street.
hoeheßasin of the Bas Boulonnais, and the Vallee Heureuse,
1...,
sten, for ages well known to Geologists, as containing mine-
',Lit rata in the grea,test abundance.
to,..eccrds are in existence of a treaty sought to be effected a cen-
pt ago, by that most cautious and successful people, the Dutch,
vo_n such terms as prove, beyond dispute, their thorough conyie-
1, °V„ the inestimable value of the treasures of this district;
v'Lleh treaty was only prevented by the jealousy of the French Go-
ernment of
thou period' and the fear of enriching and strength-
'eß an• p , eigbalready so powerful.
this uth)n, the American Engineer, was also well acquainted witth
pi. district, to which he attached such importance es actually o
ascent carrying a canal into it, direct, although up a considerable
urerl; a project which so able a man would never have enter( rtii", eu, but on certain proof of a remunerating return to an unit-
ill Led extent. Such project, however, was not carried into.effec ,
di c°4sequence of the troubled times of the revolution which imme-
ately succeeded.
e,.ll'°°, and Coal, the most valuable of the minerals of the district,
m-ev,..at present, obtained in large quantities, and under all the dis-
i.„. entages attendant upon imperfect modes of working, and de-
.tive combinations, produced considerable benefit to the Pro-
-I)._rietors, even at a time when the price of Iron was lower than at
I antecedent period.
,By calculations made on the spot, by a Civil Engineer of high
',.';'!'k (whose views are fully confirmed by the Report of Mr.
'''bhs, the Engineer, who was employed by the Chamber of Corn-
nitro
v eof Boulogne. Abbeville, and Amiens, to report on the forma-
-B°n of of the Railways between Boulogne and Amiens, and Boulogne
tofl-44 Guisnes), it appears that the best Pig Iron, madei by Coal, ob-
,Ted from lons,A would be 4/. per ton, which cost will be reduced
. when the Coal is raised on the spot.
'lle Railway at Guisnes, as about to be constructed, will pass
tee'''''nediately over the mineral district, and through the property
Weured to this Company ; thus affording a cheap and ready transit
to the sea-port and the interior, for the Coal and Iron, as
also as the produce of the valuable quarries of marble and freestone,
f° secured secured ; for which there is an immense demand, as sleepers
1,,,1ct
ailways, and other purposes.
in, Abe necessary arrangements have been made upon most advan-
-p n's terms, and the concessions obtained, and a Company has
formed to secure the above unquestionable advantages.
nfer4nEngineer, of the highest reputation, has already verified the
ii";lnents above made ; and from a very careful estimate, there is
'4loubt that a clear profit, exceeding 25 per cent., may be rea-
taC, upon a judicious outlay of capital in this undertaking.
e affairs of the Company will be conducted, until the under-
pow gi, in profitable action, by the above-named gentlemen, with
~.er then to add to their numbers.
-'''''.
the sinking of the new, shafts ; for the working of the
tioloarbnlo quarries, for the erection of the furnace, and for the realize-
lii, f the primary objects of the Association.
stab? further call will be made, until the works shall be in pro-
ecorti.° operation, and a foundation for a beneficial extension of the
their 's shall be made fully manifest to the Directors, sanctioned by
,ilEn_gineer.
trout e ',hares will be made out to bearer, so that no expense or
be
role will be incurred upon transfers ; and the holders will not
taiteeltuired to sign any deed (until the above advantages arc at-
Evu), so that no liability whatever will be incurred by them.
Ofte:rY information may be obtained, by applying at the temporary
field , teif the Company, No. 24, Bucklersbury ; or to Mr. NI 'rig-
str,et e Solicitor, at his Office, No. 37, Great Marlborough-
, between the hours of Ten and Four.
kA THE TOWN LISTS CLOSE TIIIS DAY.
o_Pylications from the Country will, however, be received until
iostngaY the 11th inst., and from Abroad until Friday the 15th
4
•, after which day the Allotment will immediately take place.
tnICAL PATRONAGE.--The unequivo-
Isel ,_
_cal and extended sanction that has been exclusively afforded
tc_AAledical Profession to BETTS'S PATENT BRANDY,
Thes ' °Pon its extreme purity, and its consequent possession of
tionethwsipjesome properties which have established for it a repute-
tioes not attach to any other Spirit, British or Foreign.
,:'el'eur B EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS.
ni is
_t, randy is free from uncombined acid and astringent matter,
" e. lats. more or less, in most of the Brandies imported from France.
T 0 v
"JOHN THOMAS COOPER,
',', 1
...r. Betts.
" Lecturer on Chemistry."
sir„Dirlitlll.),!und to say, and do assert it with confidence, that, for' purity
Iltiiie 4,..,th1s cannot be surpassed and that your Patent Brandy is also
'ontaNly,atl_rnine those acids which, though minute in quantity, always
clo Foreign Spirit.
...,
" JOSEPH HUME,
Th 4. Iletts, Esq.
" Chemist to his Majesty."
N e, Smithnlstablishment of J. T. Betts and Co. is the Distillery,
eiutedfield-bars, leading to St. John-street ; where this un-
:n4ol°G3S.llPoitnisit. be obtained at Ei hteen Shillin lmperial
T the highest legal strength in quantitiesg snot less than
ey e,r, s , ich, as Distillers, is the smallest quantity that
end out.
elli° D.r,/tIVATE FAMILIES AND ECONOMISTS.
'.4 AP WINES and SPIRITS,
WINES.
tout ' I.9RTS' '
rElt DOZ.
in_ • le, from the wood .
245.
7(.:itieopero"droielodrrudsoilletdd°ddi dittotitt ot o...::::::::::::::: .1. ...........:::::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::::::::::: 30s.
28.5.
345.
Y curious of the most celebrated v* t 40s. and 465,
e ditto in liintiTaiNshal f pints. *
Good
'tc'ilt Wine
IN
14s.
8, Sherry flavou.r. ...................................
Cerior ditto, very fin)
............................
en no to,
excellent ?os.
17s.
20s.
ver,,, ‘ SHERRIES. 20s.
:Lr:::tv.irceje 1,1.:el
dno;ditt.itt.io: ,iaio'crlr.:?.7.o.l;d ....... .............................................. 225.
28s.
lkillts:iulaca:LioVs..-(bi:e,
oilrriosoattarnqddTuialAetltniiotty .............. .................................................................................. 348.
40s.
245.
...eelles, excel] 345. 40s.
ountain ........................ 1.145. 28s. 345.
vVest / . ent
.............
345.
1 \''g
14
Etts°•tit, lanAdliaa-ddiitrtao., ...... . ii;;;-.......-..-........::...........-........-..............:. 52g. 345.
crarik,ling Champagne .............................. 60s. 703.
1, ca.r.g..e..A.5.; ..... im-e.1.1 .
of .Wines
always
071 15)4rsa:ug5ISsit: 70s.
SPIRITS.
kluogliisth Gin, of the first quality cds‘.l.Be(oi.er. 8
12.3-
..,,, :.!, s celebrated Old Torn
Tli,n, Best, Old Jamaica Rum ::: lo9ts: 64dd.. to s.
.rY Good French 11:.andy ... ~
‘,21..
, '.'_ best Old bitt
.riqi „RI o, very excellent -6s. 6d.
Scotch Whiskies, genuine from
qtl
el et ..tn._ . : l2s. 16s.
Pins (..L cl) . lBs.
lii „ 1(1 Rum Shrub
ilogh'Y 'Rectified Spirit
ttles e, of Wine
Wit tied
when lnVers, &e., to be paid for on delivery, and the amount
cir, returned.
In tee, lers from the Country can be attended to without a 'Re-
ee.

No• " / W. MOULS
"IGH-STREET, NEWINGTON-BUTTS.