The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-25 00:00:00

CALCUTTA AND SAUGUR RAILWAY
In come AND HARBOUR COMPANY.
quence of the numerous applications within the last foul days for Bonds in this Company, and the consequent care required
n the selection, the appropriation of them cannot be made before
Monday the Ist of February. No further application for Bonds
can be received.

y 222 1836,

BIRKETT and SON, Solicitors,
3, Cloak-lane, Cheapside.

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: NCREASE OF INCOME.—Profitable Aeenc\
.
,p- AGENTS continue to be Appointed in London and County
(rwns, where there are no grocers dealing with the establishment
by the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY, for the SALE of thei,
Fylebiated TEAS. (Offices, 9, Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate.:
They are Packed in leaden-canisters, from an ounce to a pound, an(
labelled with the price on each pacage. The fac-simile oth Secretary is attached to secure theirk devery free from adulft i.a-
-( t'otl• But little trouble is occasioned by tha sale. Any reipectable
hladesman may engage in it with advantage ; he promotes, indeed
?is own bueiness by this valuable appendage ; the license is only
!as. per ar.num ; the very trade an amusement; and from an out-
y of 201. to 50/., many, during the last ten years, have realisc,d
Ifimmes of from 50/. to 1001. per annum, without one shilling let
or loss.—Applications to be made to
CHARLES HANCOCK, Secretary.
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DUBLIN. BENEFICIAL AND SAFE INVESTMENT OF CAPITAL.
aEORGE HOME, the Proprietor of two ex-
tensive Hotels in Dublin, at present in full business, viz.
THE ROYAL HOTEL, COLLEGE GREEN, AND
Erected by HOMES' HOTEL, USHER'S-QUAY,
himself within the last ten years, at vi expense exceed-
big 20,0001. In consequence of continued ill health, he proposes
to RETIRE from BUSINESS, and will let said Hotels on Terms
Peculiarly favourable to incoming tenants.
The- former contains thirty Bed-rooms, three Sitting Cr
Drawing-rooms, Coffee-room, Servants' apartments, &c., fur-
nished with every requisite for the Business.
The latter contains 160 Bed-rooms in the Gentleman's depart-
ment. Splendid Coffee-roon 80 feet by 21 ; and in the Family
and Ladies' department, ten Drawing or Sitting-rooms, and twenty
Bed.rooms, forming the MOST COMPLETE and EXTEN-
SIVE HOTEL in the BRITISH EMPIRE, and well known as
such to strangers who visit Dublin.
This Establishment is conducted en a system of regulations and
principles different from other concerns of the kind, and no expense
has been spared to facilitate business in each department, so as to
enable any one acquainted with Mercantile pursuits, to acquire the
routine of its management in a few weeks. A person with a rarnily
who could assist in the conducting of an establishment of such ex-
It, would, in a few years, be certain of making an ample fortune.
r.orther Particulars will be given, by addressing letters (post
Paid) to

GEORGE HOME, Dublin.
tRITISH AND AMERICAN INTER
COURSE COMPANY.
Capital 2,000,0001., in Shares of 50/. each.
PATRONS.
The LORD LIEUTENANT of IRELAND.
The Marquis of Thomond The Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl O
The /Earl of Donoughmore
Mars Cen yngham qui
'Neill Viscount Lorton
Viscount De Vesci Lord Carbery
Lord De
Lord Downes.
Th.
onn Bags .°1 DIRECTORS. Attwood, MP. DIRECTORS.
t
John Davis, 2, Rumford-place
Peter Khaw, M.P. Liverpool.
irk, M.P. Robert Gillman, Birchin-lane,
,colonel Leith Hay, M.P.
13.100710.11 ;e John
yhe
or
nOlfi'eNeri,edAi,lll,A.
pil.p M.P. ThLondon.
momas Kent, 20, Southampton-
place London.
Robert Norton, Sackville-stet,
111.1/ 11--"'a, Dublin.
Grant jit!itenra, M.P., John Patterson, Globe Insurance,
Helen, -"' An, 2, Great St. Dublin.
ward s, London.
Dulin Robert Simpson, Saekville-street,
liaYnes, Post-office, Edward Warner, Rood-lane,
London.
N•sodieTee
tenant,ll7Donlcrili,isnA,Dnetrpiuinty. -Lieu- With power to add to their
numbers.
as ---H. J. Neild, 3, King-street,
oChDeaupbslidine., London;
h R. Hamilton and Co., 3, 11 oore- , . .
I l ANicits.—The Bank of Ireland; the Provincial Bank of
,re.and ; the Northern and Central Bank of England: Messrs,
-,attbroke and Co., Bank-buildings ; Messrs. Attwood, Bir-
roinehitn.
Elia,
-.l.'"lB.—John Macneill, 2, Parliament-street, We_t-
minster ; William Bald, Dublin.
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earn This Company has been formed with a view to facilitate. the
steamill.ieation between this country and America, by means of
LulThe Directors have already proceeded so far in obtaining a
t4utarl from the Crown as to have got it signed by the Lord
enant of Ireland. It has been in the usual manner transmit-
.t° London for his Majesty's sign manual, which will be affixed
a 000 as the r Subscription List of the Company shall have been to
easonable extent com.
The
countlr most eligible Port on the West Coast of Ireland has been
selected for a Steam-Packet* Station, v iz., Birturbuy Bay, in the
of Galvray from whence it is proposed to carry a Railroad in
a direct line through Athlone to Dublin.
posed
distance is only 110 miles, and the line of country pre-
17ei.ta unusual acilities for. the formation of a Railroad, the country
th "g level, and containing abundance of materials necessary for
1„' construction of the work. The average inclination throughout
the
Whole line is 1 in 67'2. and is obtained without gretantnenmelbsaannkd-
."'ts or deep cuttings, and will be entirely free from
eia4l.l
1:4elle Directors have to announce that they have an offer of as
-eh le as will suffice for twenty miles of railroad; the ground
(,',lite for wharfs, docks, stores, 100 4cres of building ground,
emthe inargin of irturbuy Bay, for ever, at a peppercorn rent ,`, likewice the unanimous approval of all the landowners along
8 tine.
C,
Proprietors of 5 Shares will be entitled to a free passage in the
I,.))l',l',l),a"S's vessels between Liverpool and Dublin; proprietors of
10 ',arcs to a free passage on the railroad : proprietors of 30 Shares
-e.at free paiaage in the Company's vessels between America and
tin- tirbuy ; and proprietors of 10 Shares will be entitled to a re-
tlactlen of 10 per cent. on the current freights by the steam-vessels
and the charges for carriage of goods by the railroad.
Ten thousand Shares have been reserved, by special agreement,
for America.
Subscribers will not be liable for more than a deposit
n
tof 1/. per
Shares) Share (which must be paid on the allocation of
the
Act of Parliament for constructing the Railroad is oblainnettli,lnor
Will they afterwards be responsible for more than the amount of
their respective Shares, which will be called for by instalments, not
jeaceeding Si. per Share at any one time,
and at intervals of not
,A 4 than two months between each call,
tajl.nrospectuses fully detailing the plans and objects of the under-
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.g. may be had on application to the Bankers, Solicitors, and
0---fTneers of the Company, in London and Dublin ; at the Offices
t.,..._tt'ee Company, No. 31, New Broad-street, London, and 51,
ja;7;r
_Sacliville-street, Dublin ; Messrs. Johnston and Co., Bush-
e...e,wJ Bateman, 8, Old Church-street, Paddington ; Thomas
„.`rn. ell, Manchester • and John Davis, 2, Rumford-place, Liver-
') rot, by all of whom applications
'Shares,under seal, and en-
""ed " Br'y for
~
i reared 1 Ish and American Intercourse Company, will be re-
, _la : All letters must be post-paid.
AtERCITANT SEAMEN'S OFFICE,
An Ar, ROYAL EXCHANGE.
c• coi,l-:,?tYNT of the INCOME and EXPENDITURE of the
biaariMATION for Relief and Support of Sick, Maimed, and
Children Sea lON
in the Merchant Service, their Widows and
Act 4
cembera,n
_for the Port of London - published pursuant to the
ldB3sslVin. IV., c. 52, from' Ist of January to 31st De-
e.—
imfr. 1,,. om E.
EVPENDITURE.
Lead IZAPJ? acrd
'..48 7•N'
I.,,,feit . wages ..... . - 0 8 Pensions .
bivie ur'es stock,,::"... 114 11 7 Temporary relief ,
ends on 1 2,,! 5 4 Seamen's Hospit..l S,)-
, 10 0 c ety 45,1974 U 5 g
178 11 3
Expenses, including I
charges for new Act
s 1,3.2 1 5 2
-' Paid for 2, 40/ , 'three
0,537 12 6
per Ce,.t. Stock
1.1 h„ ,—...44.4.
(lite"' 4%w • 44)013 7 7 - X 9,618 14 5
re of , itting the above statement of the income and ex en-
held 0 the Cor ' for
nela • t adve poration the last year, the Committee think it
rt to the subject of a public meeting which has been
.erve,tit the
as, I.etroyolis for the consideration of the practicability of
4 vie "of an
for decayed and worn-out Seamen ; and with
tie_rne ee, beX'aeing the question, as far as this Corporation is con-
P, iietitn the public, the Committee beg leave to observe, that
‘'e o. ji "'l en of the Merchant Seimen's Corporation, by the 20
lieeessate.'ie' 38, and the 4 and 5 Wm. IV., c. 59 contains all the
cayeill"", '''gal powers for the erection of an Ho; ital for the de-
'txist an gnbers of the Mercantile Marine, and that there does not
Powee t 0 necessity for further application to the Legislature for
ha meet one, should it be deemed expedient.
Per 4,o4u,nder the powers vested in the Corporation, the'surns of 2s.
art n tit fi'otti the masters, and Is, per month from' the. seamen,
fro °W dad
°ln in 4, 'tete(' from their wages, and the revenue arising there-
War,i;,Ue port of London, is now distributed in various sums to-
' ielief of
739 Maimed and Decayed Seamen
1,011 Widows of Seamen
Th t , 932 Children of Seamen.
'alleta„ "Y the 16th a d lith sections of the 4 and 5 Wm. IV.,
1,41.110i,t- and masters of ships at each of the out-ports have power to
ore thei_•
•tees for the separate management of the fund arising
kVailed ft:- tesnective perts. That' the greater number of ports have
aief trade ernselves of this rivileand have established separate
ports ;4.peliclent funds • butp a consderable number of the smaller
Perot on,' bY their own desire, under the Management of the Cor-
diet tb,„
-over Act of Incorporation authorises the President and
Met uure to re, •
e, ed fur „ eive the gifts of charitable individuals to be appro-
nilde "le benefit of decayed Seamen, their Widows and
for en, and sho ld
that
eteeting and u the donations of the affluent and benevolent
ps.. . endowing an Hospital, place the adequate. means for
eheejriiie at the disposal of the Corporation, the subject would
, • 'the e_ entertained and the necessary powers put in force.
liiell,w,_ `-:Thon ittitee, however, ft el it to be, at the same time, a duty
rang
e 7 jiat
f. iern to state their opinion, founded on long expe-
- ',I.R the cases olofruththe general character and circumstances t.te.nd-
-o)j..e, who seek relief from this institution,
tljejuill ef moneys jests
scribed for its support will be found pro-
Lt'ye ef more - ' b sastem of general and extensive good by continuing the pre-
ats, t, . allowing pensions to all who are its legitimate ob-
te nan by establishing, as suggested the expensive machinery
tti.. ,ae hospital, the benefits oaiftd‘vol:hiceliriucsutmbestleteceesssaarily limited,
do off which, from locality
great por-
an,ot.tbe seamen of the United Kingdom could only 'very partially
31.dhreencouldderiv_ e no
:'•11 heinsetves' and from which it- is obvious teir widows and
advantage whatever.
, Committee have only tuo,eafdtil,
,1.a.15e known and extend the that the are most anx.ious. to
ia.ttee.r their direction by every ,u nes'. of the invaluable Institution
zans in their power, and to court
111Uiry into its principles and
• 7, encltd Act of the Legislature, intaeement. lor although by the
‘D.vr
Kierable additional means were placed at the dieposal of the Cor-
n. roduced by Mr. Lyall, very con-
at the
without imposing any furtl,ower burthen en the seamen ;
con-
yet Gaon,the objects of the Instiaition
relief afforded
time uch
1 1-,:rdended by it, particularly in regarare
lb, °Zs and children, the Ccmmittee ha to the
to
'-ens. ahoy •enabled to allot to
1114, -ions ale ve found with recrret that
each individual i 'tfll - r •
tha,".ratiate to thine neeessities. It may be p.O , l sS I NE' )
illva'',l.t is a principle of the Institution, pro, ider Zyathso tj,k). state.
selieiabillY adhered to, that as every Seaman contributes to itst-tr'uannld
‘lllO , owever small, sh be without. exception, extenthd. to "as'i
thsl; it'Y the production of the
t„,.:.eg,t.tiniate claims to it, It will
prescribed crvtineates, establish
claims to it, It will therefore afford tho hi4hes
;r`emeation to the President mid Governors of the Institutiogneitf
nev,,,Lannetple means be assigned to thew, h by the '
pit..er . voluntary be-
ef '!; eof the Public, or by Legislative itet.bority, for the relief
l'iriti%lat" of. men for whose distresses they, in common with the
las,i, tiatinn, must ever feel the deepest symrathy and coin.
n
January 19, 183

W...WATSON, Secretary.