The Sun.
London, England, 1825-01-11 00:00:00

so high.—[ Our Correspondent observes that this comrnunica-
tkus is merely prelineinary : we have only to say, that we shall
reteive and insert is Titz Surt his ulterior dissertal-io►s with
snuck pleasure. ]

PtratAcSUIVICRIPTION BREWERY.—The facility
With which 150,000 was raised in a few days
at Edinburgh for the above purpose, has induced
several spirited individuals to turn their attention
to the ekablishtnent of a concern of the same
kind in London, and from the popular manage-
ment suggested, and the respectability of the par-
ties, the most favourable resultsare contemplated.
It is stated that a spacious brewery, capable of
the most extensive trade, may now he obtained,
and affords a singular opportunity of carrying
the intention into effect without loss of time.

1-141T1511 MINING AS,iOCIATION.-Under the
above- title it is proposed to raise a capital of 40,0001. in Shares
of 60/. each, for working by means of steam-engines Mines in
Cornwall, which have been abandoned or worked to great dis-
advantage from the want of capital by the adventurers. It is
stated as a well-known fact, that many valuable Mines of Tin,
Coppt2, Silver, Lead, &c. from the above cause, and from
the want of proper machinery, steam-engines &c. have been
only worked by whims and light water wheels' of insufficient
power to make the undertakings profitable ; and in some in-
stances, when the holies have been worked to, the adventurers
have been obliged to abandon them. Arrangements have already
been made for working certain Sets, which upon the erection
of steam-engines, returns are immediately expected. To re-
munerate the projector of the Company, and as a remuneration
for those arrangements, the shares are to be issird at I per
cent. premium per share; the arrangement tolbe made known
Previously to application for shares. The Company will be
under the management of ten Directors, seven of whom are to
reside in Lendon, and three in Cornwall.

We uederstand that this remainder of the
Brazilian Loan, to the amount of two millions,
has been contracted far by Messrs. BARING,
IRVING, and RoTII,CHILD.
Yesterday morning the Cu 4 Neeet.ort of the
EzenzQUelt arrived at his residence in Doweing-
strent, from Beckenham. Tiw Right Hon, Gen-
tleman returned to Beckenham in the afternoon.
Lord LIVERPOOL and Mr. Secretary CAN-
NING have accepted the invitation to dine with
the Corporation of Bristol.
Mr. Kaouse, a King's Messenger, was sent off
from the Poreign Office, Doweing-street, on Sa-
turday evening, with dispatches for the British
Consuls in South America.
It appears by advices from Mexico, received
through New York, that the Mexican Govern_
Meat, on the 13th of July last, adopted a decree
abolishing the Slave Trade for ever. The law
was to he immediately carried into effect.
Government has resolved on another expedi_. tiou to Africa, to explore the course of the Niger ;
• Captain Lareo, who was at Sierra Leone under
Sir C. AFCAUTHY, to be at the head of it, with
two secretaries and 16 mere.
The Duke of MoNTitose, we are sorry to state,
is indisposed at his house is Grosvenor-square.
We are concerned to hear his Excellency the
-140.41 D LIEUTENANT has been confined to his
Apartments in the Vice-Regal Lodge some days
past, with a severe *cold.—(Dublin Paper.)
The LORD CHANCELLOR this moruing held the
first Seai before Hilary Term, upon which occa-
sion Mr: AGAR made a motion in the case of
Farquharson a. Balfour, the object of which was • obtained, when his Lordship, in co' sequeece of
there not being sufficient business before him to
occupy his attention, was obliged to retire from
the Court at a very early hour!
A. meeting of the County of Cornwall, in order
to nominate a fit person to succeed the late Sir
Wlaatam LEMON, is fixed for the 26th instant,
Bodmin.
JOBN C. CALMORM has been elected Vice-
President of the United States for four years.
Poor \Vizier-rat:a was buried last week in Bun-
-bili-fiehls, in a very private manner. He was in
such distress before he died, that his very corpse
was arrested by one of his creditors, who, how-
ever, suffered it to be removed, and took posses-
adon of the coffin and of all his miserable
furniture. Ilis MS. Private Letters, &c. &c.
Were intrusted to the care of Sir RICIIAItD
wiI3IRNIE, who has deposited them according to the
Will of the deceased. These Papers, in all pro-
bliitY, "night have been sold for much more than
fuuerai. would have defrayed the expellee of his humble
It is somewhat strange that the thea-
tricel gentlemen who were anxious to attend the
remains of their departed friend and brother
Actor were not permitted to do so, though both
blhis surviving sisters were formerly on the
'141.(0. It is to be regretted that his MSS .should
age.
to the Public, as he was an observing and
Intelligent man, and his records and opinions
112ight entially have contributed to the illustra-
tion of Dramatic History.
It Is not a new engagement upon which Miss
Itut -uoye is to return to Covent-garden Theatre,
the continuance of the former, which cir-
cumstances prevented her from completing.
IaSTON commences his provincial tour by per.
forming for a few nights at the Theatre in
:Irighton, where he has been engaged by Ruts-
-1"-s the Manager, upon very advantageous
"rms. Brighton is at present exceedingly full
of company.
t,rbMr. DowToat has been performing at the Can-
ury theatre to nearly empty benches. With
exception of two or three nights, the per-
formers have been as numerous as the audience.—
(/Ceel Afereury)
Ou Friday evening
favas performing last, while Mr. KEAN
11, Lind when
. the part of Othello, at Dual-
just on the point of smothering
stkniona, a
person in the pit involuntarily
Zarted from his seat, and exclaimed in a tone no
hs impassioned than Othello himself, " Oh, the
"scal 1.)--n the villain; is he gaup to kill his
..41) wife p,
1$ CRAMER is to lead, and Mr. GREATOREX
t.o Conduct the Choral Fund Concert at the
vinglish Opera House.
I'he houses on the right side of Downing-street
4:4 about to be pulled down, to widen the street
0
,louse n a line with the Chancellor of the Exchequer's
*
Yesterday the neighbourhood of Banner-
-leet, Butihill-row, was put in considerable
'.,1
oerra by the appearance o!'a bullock, which had
veers from a drove from market. Several persons
Aknocked down and trampled upon.
late Liverpool paper contains an advertise-
e"
COMmencing---" Wanted, half a horse."