The Sun.
London, England, 1825-02-05 00:00:00

WELCII IRON an AL MINING
d CO
COMPANY.
Capital .£250,000 in Ten Thousand Shares Of f 25 each.
PETER 5100 RE, Esq. M.P. Chairman.
William DEPUTY CAAMMEN.
Kershaw, Esq. S. B. M. Barrett, M.P.

DIRECTORS.
The Hon. AIL Bingham Adolphus Kent, Esq.
John Dent, Esq. The Rt. Hon. Lord Viscount
The Right Hon. Earl of Do- Palmerston
noughtnore
William Newman, Esq.
Chneral Gascoyne, M.P. Philip Perring, Esq.
J°llll Gray, Esq. The Rt. Hon. Lord Teynham.
John AUDIT° RS.
Ito .Esq. William Prater, E
Horlor, sq.
bert Hone, Esq• I William Venning, Esq.
reasurers—Messrs. Sir John Perring, Bart., Shaw, Barber,
tfind• and Co.
—lllg Counsel—John Evans, Esq., John Hildyard, Esq.,
Joshua Rowe, Esq.
Solicitors—Messrs. Wilks and Verbeke.
'kue Superintendant—Thomas Jones, Esq. (Pies Grono.)
' Mine Surveyor—James Cooper, Esq. Baston.
Secretary--John Lawford, Esq.
5i:1163 Company is established for working valuable Iron
it (irks already secured in North Wales
Offices will be taken for the Company. in a few days, and rhe
notice given thereof ; hut in the meantime any applications re-
lative to the Company may be made to the Secretary, at 36,
New Froad-street, where Prospectuses, detailing the plans and
operations of the Company, may be procured.
JOHN LAWFORD, Sec.
36, New Broad-street, London. Feb. 2, 1325.

Lmy LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY...-

Atc , heson TRUSTEES.
Nathaniel, Esq. Great Winchester-street.
Bicknell
Atkinson, Thomas, Esq. Lincoln's Inn Fields.
, Charles, Esq. Sprinir-gartiens.
Green, William, Esq. Salisbury-square.
PePYs, Charles Christopher, Esq. Lincoln's Inn.
~..
'"dett James, Esq. Ni.P. Inner Temple.
Williams, William, Esq. M.P. Portland-place.
DIRECTORS.
Amory, Samuel, Esq. Throgamrton-VrPet•
Brimilrett, Jimat Ilan, Esq. Inner 'Teretple.
Cludnie,William, Esq Bettford-row.
Courtenay, Philip, Esq. Montague-street, Rtassen-sqiiiire,
Forcer, Oliver, Esq. Lincoln's Inn.
Heinle, Bryan, Esq. New Inn.
' Jones, job'', Esq. Lincoln's Inn.
• ko
lye, Charles, Esq. New Bank-buildings.
ght, Wm Young, Esq. St. James's-square.
tockhart, John Ingram,-Esq. M.P. Pall Mall.
I'° e, William, Esq. Inner Temple.
M4rs;iitra. Robert, Esq. Inner Temple.
Nichol), Iltid, Esq. Doctors' Coalitions.
'Oldham, Adam, Esq.. Earl-street, Black friars.
Richard, Esq. Lincoln's Inn.
Rains, Jonathan, Esq. M P. Redford•row,
Reardon, Daniel, Esq. Corbel-court.
Richards, Richard, Esq. Fledford-squatv.
!•-zcott, John Falkiwfieht, Esq; Lincoln's Inn.
Stevens, Wm. Esq. Frederick's place, Ohl Jewry.
Vizard. William, F:sq. Lincoln's Inn Piettls,
White. Richard, Esq. Essex-street.
Williams. Charles Frederitk, Esq, Lincoln's lath
Wrigh., WOUND, Esq. Inner TeMple.
AUDITORS.
Campbell,Alderson, Edward Hall, Esq. Paper buildings, Temple.
John, Esq. same.S.agGri, Natbiel. Esq. Purnp-court, Temple.
TuTner, Chris. Rt. Esq. London-street, Fetich u rch-st rect.
Assurance,: are effected by this Society to the extent of
'4••00(11. upon the same sole or joint or survivirie Lite or Lives,
ktul are nut confined to the Profession of the Law, Lot are
upon to persons in every station of Life.
iEvery facility for effecting Assurances its given, and all
lrsons who have been three years assured for the whole, term
which
are periodically entitled to Four-tifths of the profits,
Artthink
will be added to their Policies; or the parties HMV if
Athink proper, readily apply the same in reduction of the
Annual Premium.
to extra Premium is (required from persons in the Army
or.
AavY. unless when called into actual service.
nl;f.t/Ingentents have been made, under which Assiirances
d u,e erected upon the Lives of persons residing vorcsi-
,,erahle distances from London, without the payment of a
one for nUn,appeararice nt the Office.
a 13l' :Attendanceanc daily at the Office, from Ten till Four, where
iqg p(gratis), with every other information respect-
the Society may he obtained. Prospectose,, with the
tuirrus of Proposal, may also be had at the Offices of most of
.R; Solicitors in the Country.
a JAMES ANDERTON, Secretarv.
')
,'l,a‘ The General Board-day is every Wednesday, at Two
oli.. u
°4 but Aupo sn
applicssurance may
.(if necessary) be effected un any
A
"Ysation at the Office.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
r
HE ESTA anti
of WOODSTON, an
tipEA\VEST MATHERS, SALMON FISHERY in theand the RIVER NORTH ESK, LIME
in
N UARRYcardine, &c., lying in the Parish of St. Cyrus, and County
Q
K.
The Estate consists of 900 Scots Acres, or thereby. The
rent of the Lands, exclusive of the Fishery and Wood. is
1,571/. 2s. putting a reasonable rent on the Farm of. West
Liathers and Mill of Woodston, now in the Proprietor s pos.
-'54011- The Lands being capable of great improvement, a
considerable rise may confidently be expected. An addition.
?‘l.l. a year will be got on the expiration of the Lease of
Mains of Woodston, at Martinmas, 1830.
The Lands are of a strong active early soil, with a fine Cli-
ate
crol, and Southern exposure, and are capable of carrying any
There is Limestone on the property of a very superior quality,
and inexhaustible. There is a convenient small Harbour ad-
Aeent to the Lime Rock, where cargoes of coal may be unloaded,
'42itne shipped ; and, according to a survey recently made,
the uaho' may lye greatly improved at a small expence. In
lite,middle of the Estate there is a very fine Freestone Quarry
,•;°r any purpose of building.
ta.-14 the North of • the Estate there is a very thriving Pla.n-
tn of upwards of 100 Acres. The trees are already fit tor
—wog and joisting and other country purposes.
zi,:k inore Compeer Property is seldom to be met with. The
`'ess haven ruea sbran
The Turnpike Road from Montrose to Stone-
nsgh e Estate. mhe farm t.aeadings.
thZecceare in theth highest order. The houses are mostly
and, a Purchaser ,need not incur any expence in regard to
the The Estates. afford 'nearly three Freehold Qualifications in
Ti . The teinds are valued.
irSaAmon Fishing was let in J 822 for five years, to a most
e-Deed Fisher, at a Rent of .5651.. rising in October,
20, to OWL, and in October, 1826, to 6001., and having been
!Dade since a 'Sea Stake-net Fishing, the value of it is greatly
increased, and there is little doubt of its letting greatly higher
after October, 1827. An Ice-house has been built, and roads
made to communicate with the shore, both for the convenience
mthiging up the Salmon and for the Seaware.
he Property will be sold in whole, so as, after deducting a
12reasonable value for the Wood and Freehold, to afford very
!
.ear
tles. tIY Three and a Half per Cent. on the price at present, be-
theheppct of a f m urther income fro the rise of Rent of' Farms and Fishings.
eoThe above Lands will either be sold in whole, or, if more
l'lrel.lient for intending purchasers, they will be disposed of in
le following Lots :
I. The Mains of Woodston, consisting of about 478 Acres,
of which about 112 Acres are in planting, the rest good Arable
and Pasture Land.
A. The Lands of West Mothers, consisting of about 232
les .
111. The Lands of Nether Woodston, extending to about
199 Acres. The Salmon Fishing will either be sold with the
Lands of Nether Woodston or separately.
ivAPyly to A 1046140. Crombie, Advocate, Aberdeen
and NV ...John
l Mather, at West Mothers; Messrs. Gibson, Craige,
rdaw, Edinbuh; or s Cmp
Prince,
s-court, Westminster ; -who area all inbell, possession of
`44s and Rentals of the Estate.
Mr. Mather will-shew the Lands.