The Sun.
London, England, 1851-05-05 00:00:00

MAY 6, 1851.

directors' and London expenses, 510/. 10g. 11d.; interest on
loan, &c., 145/. 10s.; dividend on 19th September, 3,1541.;
reserve fund, 3154=4;,575/. 12s. 50, Balance last account,
9181. 9s. Id. ; copper ore sold, '26,600/. 133. 90. ; tin ore,
13,2861. ls. ; arsenic, 4211. Ils. Id.: leaving a balance to
next account, 3481. 17s. 6d. At the ticketing, on Thursday,
this mine sold 591 tons of copper ore, value 2.2901 15s. 6d.
At New East Crowndale meeting. on Tuesday, the ac-
counts showed-Received on call, 1801. 16s.- Balance from
last account, 37/. 12s. Gd.; labour cost, &c., f r February and
March, 35/. 6s. ; merchants' WIN, 71/. lls. 90. : leaves ba-
lance to next account, 301. ss. 90. ; with arrears of call, 24/.
A call of 2s. 6d. per share was made, and a resclation entered
into for the immediate erection of a 30-in. cylinder pumping
engine.

At Great Sheba Consols meeting, on the 28th of April, the
accounts showed—llalance from last account, 1241. 4s. 9d. ;
calls, 697/.-----721/. 4s. 9d.—Cost for January, 2891. lBa. I Id. ;
February, 240/. 4s. 5 i.; lessees, further on account, 1001. ;
leaving a balance to next account, 911. Is. bd. A call of 1/.
per share was made.

At West Phoenix meeting, on Tuesday, the accounts
showed—Balance. lest account, 6161. Is. 11d.; calls, 501=
6661. Is, 1 ,d.-- Cost sheet for February, 197/. Os. Id. ;
March, 167/. cs. ; sundries, 50/. I2s. 6d. ; on account of cost
of engine (37f/. ), 1701. ; leaving balance to next account,
811. 4s. 4d. A committee of twelve shareholders were
chosen. A call of 11. per share was made.
At Heignston Down Consols Meeting, on Monday, the ac••
counts showed a balance in hand of 810/. I ls. 4d. The mine
is in an improving state.
At George and Charlotte meeting on the 23d of April, the
accounts showed—Costs from Dec. to end of March. 2''9l. ss.
By balance from last account, 51. 18s. 7d.; call, 1-01.; leaves
balance to be carried to hext account, 1131. 6s. sd. A call of
10s. per share was made.

At the Appledore meeting, yesterday, a report was read
from Captain R. Dunstan, giving very satisfactory news re-
sp,c;ing the progress of he mine; a call of 10s. per share
was made, for the purpose of plying 2001. on account of en.
gin 3 and materials lately purchased from South Molton, and
411. 15s for the two list months' working, which leaves a ba-
lahce i,f 270/. ss. in hand. •

At &Amin Consols m eting, on Monday, the balance o
assets over liabilities was 1,4521. 18s. 7d., and the finance
committee was authorised to look out for a suitable steam-
engine, the flattering prospects in the mine fully warranting
its further prosecution in depth, and a very sanguine expec-
tation seemed to be entertained of the re►ult.
Shares in the following mines have changed hands during
the week : - West Caradon, Trelawny, Mary Ann, Devon
and Courtenay, Herudsfoot, Tamar Consols, Bedford United.
East Gunuis Lake, East and South Tamar, Garreg, East
Russell, Black Craig, Tincroft, ‘v est Providence, West
Treasury, Treleigh Consols, South Tolgus, Brewer, Tregor-
den, West Alfred, Alfred Consols, and Wheal Carpenter.
In Foreign Mines sales have been effected in the Cobre,
Copiapo, and United Mines.