The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-09 00:00:00

TFIE THAMES TUNNEL COMPANY.

THE attention of the Public is solicited by
the Directors of the Company to the present state of
the Tunnel. Already have 600 feet of the Tunnel been
made perfect and complete, and 350 feet more will carry
it to low-water-mark, on the north share of the river, near
Wapping.
The Reports of the Directore, and of Mr. Brunel, the
Engineer of the Company, made to a general meeting of
the Proprietors, assembled on the 11th of June, inst., are
before the public, whu must now be satisfied of the cer-
tainty that the Tunnel may, with the aid of sufficient funds,
be completed, and that the probable amount of tolls will
exceed the interest of the money required.
Under the authority of the Act of Parliament, and with
the sanction of the Proprietors, the Directors have re-
solved to issue Debentasree (in sums of '/0!., SOL, 40/.,
50/., and 100/., and upwards), bearing an interest of five
per cent. per annum, payable to bearer, and charged on the
tolls and revenue arising from the estates and property of
the Company, such Debentures to have a priority over all
the Shareholders. The amounts of Debentures to be sub-
scribed for, will be called for by instalments, according as
the Works proceed ; and until the tolls are in the course
of payment.
The money received at the Tunnel for the admission of
visitors, during 34 weeks before the late irruption,
amounted to 2,200/. ; since the opening of the Tunnel,
after the late irruption, the average has been 561. per
week, which is equal to 2,912/. per annum ; and during
the last fortnight, the receipts amounted to 148/. It,
therefore, may fairly be presumed, that the admission
money will be more than sufficient to pay the interest of
the instalments which may be called for upon the Deben-
tures up to the time of opening the Tunnel.
Books for the signature of those who are desirous of
taking Debentures, in order that the Tunnel may be com-
pleted, are opened at this Office, and at various Banking-
houses in town and country, where may be seen the Report
and Resolutions of the Directors, and the Report of the
Engineer.
Until 100,000/. shall be agreed to be taken, the Works
are peremptorily ordered to be stopped. The Instalments
on Debentures will only be called for at the rate of 10 per
Cent. per Month.
By Order of the Court of Directors,
CHARLES BUTLER, Clerk to the Company.

N.B. The Tunnel is open for the inspection of Visitors.
Thames Tunnel Office, Wallsrook-buildings, July 5, 11128.
All persons desirous of taking the Debentures of the
Thames Tunnel Company, are requested to address them-
selves to the Clerk of the Company, Mr. Charles Butler,
Thames Tunnel Office, Wallbrook. Subscription Books
are also open at the several London Bankers.

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