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London, England, 1827-01-04 00:00:00

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Peliee ltatablistenent et tie Army . 5e,441
(.1. Sue Lakes been made em meorakti ts the valnammici
dene aif ilirirsComaiseders up to the ist November, 15511.
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ANGLO MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION.
•
The second annual general meeting of the Proprietors
of Shares in the Association formed for the purpose of
assisting.in working the Mines of Mexico and other parts
of Spanish America, was held yesterday at the City of
London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. DAVID BARCLAY,
Esq. in the Chair.
Mr, Lows (the secretary) read the minutes of the two
seceding meetings relative to the forfeiture of shales.
iinutes having been confirmed,
The Cumarraw was happy to say, that the report he
'held in his hand fairly shewed how successful the mea-
sures which had been agreed to at the last meeting bad
boss ; for by those means the Directors had been enabled
to meet all the engagements of the Coospasy, and dw
whole number of shares which would become
'would not exceed thirty. With respett to the progress
of the operations in Mexico, he was glad to inform die
proprietors that the works were proceeding favourably.
No later accounts had, however, been obtained than to
the end of September last, but the Directors fully hoped,
that erelong a comprehensive statement of theCompants
mines would be received, which would be made public.
The CHAIRMAN then read the Report. which, after
adverting to the favourable state of the•finaoces of diet
Association, went into a detail of the various mines, and
of their produce. The mine in the Compauy's posses.
sion, called Valenciana,was proceeding most favourably,
and yielded a considerable profit. The draining. of di.
other mines belonging to the Company was going on
favourably. The Directors bad considered that it
would prove highly satisfactory to the Proprietors that
one of their body should proceed to Mexico, in order
that a full and authentic account of the Company's
property might be laid before the Shareholders. Mr.
Edward Hurry had,
_in
_consequence, proceeded to
Mexico, for the purpose just alluded to. The Charge
d'Affaires of the British Government at Mexico had
addressed a letterito the Company's Agents at Mhxico,
requesting, on the part of the British Government,
to
hive answers sent to the various questions relative to
the produce of the mines for a series of years, and also
'squiring
.any information which the Agents might be
in possession of. The answers to these questions were
expected by the next arrivals. The balance sheet was then
lead, from which it appeared that there is now to pay—
Des is January • . .at 1,900 0 0
February • • • 1109 111
misused . • • 10.000 0 0
Credit to Medea • . . sumo • •

/144,199 1s 1

sicmvs.
Cask at Use Banker's .
Esekespier Bills .
Arrears of Instalments .
Cost of Mackinery, Ste. .

. 2 41,614 II S
. 18,534 8 4

29;155 0 0
. 28,954 0 9

Asipet 11 t
'The CNA ilium said, that the balance would, of course, be the
balance in favour or the Company, and be bogged to AT, that the
Company's credit has been fully restored.
The Meeting then adjourned.

Accounts from Caudill state, that on the 9th and
-Mb of October, a are took place la that Island. which destroyed
• great number of boyars,. and all the shipping belonging to the
Consulate of France. The tyrannical conduct of the PAVIA of that
Island' has tendered Isis situation very critical: be has tripled the
duties en the exportation of ell, soap, and silks, as well as all other
produce of the Isbna.
We have received the Santiago Seattle, or Register
of Government Documents, up to the llth of September.
The Gazette of the 9th contains the'communication ad-
dressed by the President of the Republic, Don MANUZL
BL,auco ENCALADA, to the NAtiottal Congress, an-
nouncing his resignation, and conveying, at the same
time, a sort of official account of the present state and
prospects of this Republic. We wish they were more
prosperous and. encouraging. These Papers also contain
Decree of the Congress, published on the 2d of Sees
for making peblic the proceedings of judicial u
which 'effects credit on its framers.
We collect from one port of the American President's
speech, that the attempt to obtain from France an in.
Jernnification for the fuses sustained by American sub-
jects, under the Buonspartean system, has failed with
the Ministers of Charles X. as it did with those of
Louis XVIII.