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BESORE

R. YOUNG most respectfully begs leave
to acquaint his Friends and the Public, that his
nENEFIT is fixed for WEDNESDAY, the 46th Instant,
Aien will be performed the Comedy of THE HONEY MOON;
the Duke by Mr. YOUNG—Juliana by Miss CHESTER.—
le the course of the evening, Madame PASTA has obligingly
'patented to sing a celebrated Scene and Air.—To conclude
With a favourite Opera, in which Miss PATON and Miss M.
23‘13E will perform.
• Tickets, and Places for the Boxes, to be had of Mr. Young,
OfWigmote-street, Cavendish-square; and at the Box-
*fice,

SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE ENLARGEMENT
OF CHURCHES AND CHAPELS.
fr.. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
of this SOCIETY will be held at the FREEMASONS'
TAVERN, by adjournment, front the Third Thursday in May
{being the Anniversary of the Feast of the Sons of the Cler-
SY), to WEDNESDAY, the 26th Instant.
His Glace, the Archbishop of CANTERBURY will take
the Chair et *I welve o'Clocli precisely.
W. JOIINSON-RODBER,
Duke. street, Westutinstar, Sub,Seererary-.
Mario, 2824.

STAMP OFFICE, LONDON, MAY 13, 18123.
STOLEN STAMPS.
REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS.

/WHEREAS, on the 17th day of April last,
a PARCEL, addressed to " Henry Hesketh. Jun.
L'cl• Stamp Office, Chester," was Stolen front the CHES-•
•TER, MAIL, which Parcel contained the following STAMPS:
20 Quires, at 4d. each Sheet
• 25 ditto at as. each Sheet
25 Skins of Parchment, at 41. each Skin
25 ditto ditto • at 5/. each Skin
25 ditto ditto at 61 each,tikiii
•
10 ditt9 ditto at 121. each Skin
a ditto ditto at 151. each Skin
• 2 Small Skins of do. at 1801. each Skin •
20 Quires of 2d. Ittceipt Stamps
10 Quires of Stl. ditto
10 Quires of 6d. ditto
•
5 Quires of Is. ditto
A Reward of Five Hundred Pounds will he paid by the
VAnumissioners of Stamps to any Person who shall make such
Discoveries as may lead to the Apprehension and Conviction
"f the Offender or Offenders, on application to Godfrey
S'Aes, Esq. Solicitor of Stamps ; or to Mr. Stafford, Chief
Clerk at the Public Office, Bow-street.
Should any Stamps of the above Description he offered to
any Stationer, or other Person, out of the usual course of
• ?rade; it is requested that Notice thereof 'stay he given either
to Mr. Sykes, or to Mr. Stafford.

XINING, CALCINING, and SMELTING COMPANY,
BY PATENT PROCESS.
CAPITAL, £lOO,OOO.
DI RECTO ItS..

The Hon. 'Washington Shirley Herman Hendricks, Esq.
Colonel Canoac T. J. Pettigrew, Esq.
James Gregory, Esq. George Conrad Strobel, Esq.
William Pass, Esq.

BANKERS.
Messrs. Sir J. W. Lubbock and Co., London.
" The Miners Bank," at Truro.
THE CAPITALoof this. COMPANY will be
divided into 4000. Shares, of £26 each, and bear into.
rest at the rate of 5 per Cent. per annum, payable half-yearly
on the amount paid on account of Shares, and the Profits to
be divided every Six Months, or as often as the Directors may
think fit.

The Shares to be transferable, and all liability to cease when
such transfers are made and entered in the Company's Books,
Shareholders being only liable to the amount of Shares they
may hold.
No Person to be permitted to subscribe for more than Fifty
Shares..
The BESORE' Tin and Copper Mine is near to Truro, in
Cornwall; the works are already commenced, it has a fine
stream of water for dressing Ores, and being situated near to a
Shipping Port, considerable savings will take place in the Car-
linge of Coals, &c., and also in the shipping of its produce.
A Licence will be granted by the Patentees for Calcining
and Smelting; and the necessary works are now erecting for
the purpose of Smelting, not only the Ore raised from this
Mine, but that of others, to an extent of Country, to be agreed
on by the'Directors and Patentees.
The system of Mining has been long carried on in the County
of Cornwall, different Companies have been formed for the
raising of Ores of Tin,- Copper, Silver, Lead, &c., and for
Smelting of Tin: The expences attendant on which, have, in
really instances, been so great as to leave but little return to
the Capitalists who have embarked in them ' • this has hitherto
_beers principally occasioned by the heavy charge and expences
of bunging Coal and Culm from Wales, and other places, and
from this cause alone, Copper Ore has not been Smelted in
Cornwall.
A Discovery having been made, by which, not only a great
Saving of Fuel, and Time, will take place, but a much larger
produce of Metal will be obtained from the same quantity of
dressed Ore, and, in its progress; preserving all the volatile
Matter, such as Zinc, Orpiment, Arsenic, &c. (hitherto lost),
and experiments having been made in Cornwall, and in London,
and proofs adduced of their correctness and value, His Ma-
jesty's Letters Patent have been obtained, and in the working
under this Patent the volatile substances are preserved, and
those not connected with Black Tin are collected in a condensed
state, and when purified are of considerable value, and the Zinc
being preserved, Brass may be manufactured; and the expe-
timents have proved, that a sufficient quantity of that valuable
Yellow Paint so much sought after by Coach-makers, and
others, may be obtained for general purposes.
The Consumption of Coal by the Patent Process of calcining,
is only one fourth of that used by the present system, and the
work is completed in one-fourth the time, and that long sought
desideratum of completely destroying all noxious vapours, and
smoke, arising from the calcining and smelting of Tin, Copper,
Lead &c., which not only affects the health of the Workmen,
but destroys all Vegetation within its range, is among the ad-
vantages derived by the Patent Process.
Applications for Shares to be made by Letter, addressed to
the Directors of the Besore Company, at Herman Hendriks,
Esq. No. 7, Tokenhouse-yard.
May 8, 1824.