The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-04 00:00:00

111711t.T0 AfEtTING, ON SATURDAY, JULY 5.
- - THE THAMES TUNNEL.
Proprietor.
1 AT a`Meeting of Friends and general Well-
ruble time, the .1, Wisher* of the undertaking for the construction .of
riouseQu,
Ounelunderthe Thames, held at the British Coffee
adjournd
Tuesday the let of July inst. •
°nage.
, it CIURLES.N. PALLMER, Esq. ALP. in the Chair,
Wilicil ar- th 11.1_ stated, that the Dhectors had publicly announced
• atnend in;
anat,t,4e progrcse of the Tunnel is at present suspended,
ionic mine 4 ~e Work would not be resumed until Debentures to
Is of Judi' far 541ount of 100,000/. at least shall have becu subscribed
AIN, to tl) ~all 3° that persons subscribing might be assured that no
- mould be made upon them for any portion of their
resolutiorh an
'ubption, unless pecuniary supply should he secured to
i debate-' the44l,r,ount sufficient to warrant a confident expectation of
, . unnel being completed.
PProve ,c ~..:.1 way itiso stated, that a desire generally prevailed that
iteCtOrS " 41Votk, the sttbject of so much public interest both at
e before s
~,,4°4land abroad, should not be abandoned for want of
eseott are rve4hiary means.
prudentlYi 0.,1t Waslurther stated, that HIS GRACE THE DUKE
of a_
_jury o' WELLINGTON, and many other Noblemen and
I the Pro' elltiemeo, have expressed their intention to be present
A at an. .
t actuate,' „„„_ Y Public Meeting which might he called for the pur-
sposed l! urs'eld of encouraging the public support of this great work;
member el II: teas thereupon
, olyed, That such Public Meeting. be accordingly
, vaded, to take plaCe at the PREEAIASONS"I'AVERN,
stsjd, 08 Greit
Queen-street, on SATURDAY next the sth instant,
this Tie; at 11 fur 12 o'clock, at which hour, YRECISIMY, the Chair
zpaeity ''' will be taken.' ' C. N. PALLMER, Chairman.
Ise of th' _Jarnes I3andinel, Honorary Secretary.
—(fiear) ..,
case ,00 A.IGYLUM FOREIGN' and DOMESTIC
body. Po, LIFE OFFICE,
, whether
ALTERNATIVE SECT BRANCH,
frol;i WO With three different scales of Premium for Healthy Persons.
)r in c.oll' 10, CORNHILL, LONDON.
ch might DILLECTORS,
Tie Hon. WILLIAM FR.tSER, Chairman.
had been towelT LUSHINGTON,.C.E. M.P. Deputy Chairman.
decision wftlitar, Reynolds, Esq. Capt. G. Harris, R.N.,
'ltallt Pratt, jun. Esq. C.B.
Jo,
4 --R, Kytner, Esq. . Sir. James Gambier
rrnstanct
1 A !Ilssiers ICen:ble, .Esq. . 1 W. E. Ferrer., Esq.
is a.res i...:, W. Hallett, Esq. i Thomas Fenn, Req.
A 1/ ' . George Farrea, Esq., Resident Director.
!tors, B.' . 4bICAL OPFICHRS.-R. Gooch, M.D. H. Mayo, Esq.
question ' F.R.S.
was net C)rl4tating Surgeon for Southwark.—Thos. Callaway, Esq.
Lower Rates than in any other Offioe its England, both
r'' Foreign and Domestic Insurances.
Prospectus and full particulars may be had by applica-
t;ou to the Rooident Director.
h— 341.0

- -
IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE OF-
-AL iii- 6 FICE, SUN. COURT, CORNHILL, and ST.
.7:95a6 JANIES'S-STREET.
....... 33 3 Capital £7(10,000.
36 6 :
E. 35 9 DIRECTORS.
n 6 ANDREW COLYILE, Esq., Chairman.
........
30 28 e 0 JOHN RAKER RICHARD:., Esq., Deputy Chairman.
Grant Allan, Esq.
ey al 6 I Jeremiah Olive, Esq.
..... 32 g George Brown, Esq. I Sir Charles Price, Bart.
ey 20 0 Coriaelius Buller, Esq. I Sir James Shaw, Bart.
..... 21 o
.•10/Li• Charles Dauvere, E. I Robert Slade, Eaq.
John henry Deffell, EN. Henry Sterry, Eaq.
wEEf4, &ttnuel rew . 1-' John Henton Tritton, Esq.
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Beans. -"LlhanaFry, r - Jenks Barldy, Esq. --...-d
....,q.
r. I• 111i,1 AUDITORS.
u- I.
'''',l, Esq., Jno. Tritton, Esq., Wm. Mitchell, Esq.
7 Ll_
CONsULTING PHYSICIAN.
56 ,r.... IL Lidderdale, M.D. Falcon-square.
,fitsi ,ZI)-, thirds of the profits of the Company will be
- tll— "u 'ea 1 I y added to. Policies effected for the whole term of
66 ' without the insured incurring the reeponsibility at-
; "'Lied to Soeietiee for Mutual Insurance.
66 of bleb
di_vision of Profits will be made in the year 1831 ;
654
0s0;:
which
.cse.l.l
tltlie,rue, Court
of Directors are empowered by the
it to make. additions to such Policies,
54 i r Dtcti lire annual Premiums have been paid, as may
fey jeOgoie Claims before the next general division of Profits.
li2
5:! Rate* and Conditions may be Lad at either of the Com-
L
4P ‘aq'6 Ofisees, or of any of the Agents in the principal
rigtawnt throughout the kingdom.
ol
By order of the Board,
SAMUEL INGALL, Actuary.

to thio
[II to the
FOR SALE IN SCOTLAND.
~„
unityunityL=LAD AND HOUSES AT THE FOOT OF LEITH
equalled WALK, EDINBURGH.
vith the TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
_

'out the Within the Royal Exchange, Coffee-house, Edinburgh,
unbered On WZDNESDAY, the 20th day of August next, at Two
V alters' o'Clock Afternoon,
Pusll4 ALL and WHOLE these 10 Acres, 27
Witht
falls, and 30 ells of ground, or thereby, as stated in
at ,IT,' he the Title Deeds, or something more than 13 imperial
L; r Acres, a small part of which is feued, belonging to the
prices' sequestrated Estate of George Lyell, of Kiuneff.
ens.
4es. 505. This Property lies between Leith Walk awl the }lister
Road, and is bounded on the North by the road, leading
2e.•from the font of Leith Walk, by the Golf House to the
—4 26' tastor Road. It is well adapted for building, but almost
,
2ss. 3eri. loe whole at present is occupied as nursery ground, and a
—4; large wood yard and gardens ; and the Property will either
328. L
Sold in whole or in two lots, making the centre of
30e. :34(`' Crown-street the division line between the South and North
2.1/. tots.
The present feu rental and rents of the houses and
grounds amounts to 510/. ss. 44. yearly. The Property
ty held feu of the Governors of the Trinity Hospital, for
INYmeut of a feu duty of 40 bolls Barley Bear, payable
"rWeen Yule and Candlemas, and the entry of an heir is
taxed to twenty pounds Scots.
The great drain from the New Bridge over the Water
°f Leith to the Calton Mill, is carried through the grounds,
tad according to a feuing plan, there are upwards of 4,500
felling feet of front, and it is believed more may be made
(4. it ; and streets and drains being alseady constructed, a
revenue of 2,000/. a year and upwards may be conteni-
Plated without additional expellee, while the present income
is upwards of 500/. The present return from the property
may be much encreased at an easy outlay independently of
felling.
For further information, application may be made to
11Ir. Ferrier, 45, Northumberland-street, Edinburgh ; or
Air. Thomas Thoansen, Glass Works, Leith, the former
of whom will show the plans, rental, &r.
Edinburgh, June 16, 1823.

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LANDS IN SCOTLAND FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC SOUP,
"kbin the Lyceum, Glasgow (if not previously disposed
of by Private Bargain) on WEDNESDAY, the 16th day
of July next, at One of Clock afternoon, the follow-
ing Lamle, viy.
• 11l HE LANDS and FARNI of MID-
IL HOUSE and TURNERSHIELLS, formerly
Nled MONIABROCK, being a fifteen shilling land of old
ptent, with the privilege of undivided Moor, and Teinds,
krionage and Vicarage, lying in the barony of Glen,
Nish of Lockwinnoch and county of Renfrew.
These Lands are mostly arab!e and pasture. They are
iklisubdivided and inclosed with sufficient stone dykes and
"itches, and there is a good elated steading of houses and
°l&ces on the farm.

The lands are supposed to contain abundance of Coal and
l'inaestone, and there is good Grouse and Partridge shoot-
-1441 on the Moor and low grouade. The farm is at pre-
'tat let to thriving and industrious tenants, under a lease
f(lr nineteen years, which commenced at Martinmas 1824,
to the arable land, and Whitsunday 1825, as to the
Louses,, and pasturage, at the low rent of 100/. per ann.,
ssides paying the public and parochial burdens and feu
1144tY, reserving liberty to the Proprietors to work and win
tie Coal and Limestone, and other metals and minerals in
t 4 lands, and to make roads for that purpose on payment
°l'surface damages. The lands hold of the family of Castle-
l'reple, for payment of a feu duty of 681. 15s. Scots. The
Pihlic burdens are moderate.
• The Lands and Farm of Auchenhean, lying in the
Kish of Lochwinnoch and county of Renfrew, as the
'44l,it are res•ntl •possessed John Caldwell and William
flee, -( by
tenants therein, with the teinds of a part of the
;,.lands; and privilege of a proportional part of the Mistelaw
Nir, for pasturage and fuel.
• • The Lands are beautifully situated a few miles west of
of Lochwinnoch, and have a tine southern ex-
tsur-e, commanding an extensive view to the South and
West. The lands are all subdivisled, and inclosed with
dYkes and ditches. A complete and substantial steading
house*, Consisting of dwelling-house, barn, byre, capable
;:f containing 20 cows, stable, boiling-house, and milk-
°use, Were lately erected on the farm by the Proprietor,
t` considerable expellee.
The Lands were lately let on an improving lease, to
substantial tenants, for nineteen years, at a reduced rent of
150/. sterling per annum, reserving to the landlord the coal
r., and litnestone, and other metals and minerals in the lands,
and also the banks and glens of copse wood.
The Lands hold feu of a subject superior. The tenants
on the respective properties will show the lands.
For farther particulars application may be made to John
Warr, W. S., 18, Annandale•street, Edinburgh, in whose
Lands are the title deeds and leases ; or to Andrew Auder-
'on, Esq., Greenock ; William Lade, writer, Port Glas-
tow ; or to H. Blair and W. Fullerton, writers, Glasgow.