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1\ ['WIER 70251 - stied, tioit tie / - " - • ' The Public are respemfully info . . , . FLOWER. MAYOR, -- ••- - - NEW THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT7GA . R44, . A, COMMON COUgOL, holdes in . W cHAM WILLI3II OPE • ' _.,.., • 4 4 DER of the GUILDWALL at gie City 4 *Loncion, on ON MONDA Y NEXT, SE PTEMBER . is; 1809, . Friday, the 15th day of Septeinber, 1809, ' with the 'Fneedy_ of . I Resolved unanimously , That this Court Will celebrate the ap- MACBETH. • proaching Anniversary of his Ms3EVri's Atceesion to the ~, _ Lreh . re nt and appropriate Scenery. Dresses, and Deco- i Throne of t hi s Ki ng d om od t h e 25t k d ay o f Octo b er nest, be i ng 1V.,1 e::•: The o ve rture a nd Symph on i e s bet ween t h e L ets by I t h e d ay on which his Mai - rare will enter the Illftieth Meat of '''' s ; o' The Vocal Music by Matthew Lock. his Rein. ' . DIY. W Duncan, King of Scotland, Mr. CHAPMAN. , Resolved unanimously, That a Committee be appointed, con mikoirn, Air. CLAREMONT ; D ona p os i ts , M r . MENAGE, s i st i ng of a ll ' the Aldermen, and a Commoner out of each Ward; Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE. • to consider of the best means of carrying the said Resolution ism mac " , M r . C. K EMBLE; Barquo, Mr. MURRAY. effect, and to report their Opinion thereupon to this Court. • ' Leaox , Alr. CRENWALL ; Rom, Mr. BRUNTOIt WOOLITIIORL.E. • Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS. , Gentlewoman, Mrs. HUMPHRIES.. !'IC FUND. Hecate; Mr. BELLAMY. LLOYD'S, Aunt It . i , cheo, m ess es; BL.ANCHARD, FARLEY, SIMMONS. for managir To ',dish will be added the Magical Entertainment of , Seat satisfaction THE QUAKER. Address of itu Steady, Mr: INCLEDON: - General Me L u bin, Mr. TAYLOR t Solomon, Mr. LISTON. press their by Gan, Miss BOLTON; flotetta, Mrs. 4.I.STM. -. i of that r Before the Play, .. • ' . silty of theit • An OCCASIONAL A DDRESS • ' i .... - Committee Will he spoken by iblt KIMBLE. WELSIC Tat PROPRIETORS, having completed the NEW THEA- _ TRi?. within the time originally promised, beg leave respectfully . so oat to t he . publick the absolute necessity. that compels them to mall, t he following advance on the prices of admission— FIRS I' PRICE: HALF PRICE.. foxis, s e ven Shillings Three Shillings and Sixpence. PI r, Four Shillings . Tiro Shillings, as usual. The LOWER and UPPER GALLERIES ;w:11 remain at the old Pricts. . . "'PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, AUGUST 31, 1809. t r ke. COMMITTEE for managing the PA -2- TRIOTIC FU N D, have great satisfaction in laying before the Public, the Resolutions and Address of the Subscribers to Lloyd's, psssetl unanimously at a General Meeting held there this day; and Amy cannot but express their hope, that as the truth avid force of the sentiments of that respectable Body must be icknowledged, so the liberality of their example will be generally foamed; By order of the Committee, J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. Amount of Subscriptions advertised - £ 18 ,371 6 0 Henry Hoare and Co. - - - 105 0 0 1 George Polhill - - - 55 0 Brant and De Lannoy . - - 52 10 0 His Grace the Duke of Portland - - 105 0 0 William Wilberforce-, Esq. M. P. - 21 0 0 Lord 1:1e Dunstanville - - 52 10 0 John Bagwell, Newington Place - 50 0 0 N. P. - - - - - 1 0 0 Goslings and Sharp - - - 105 0 S IR.D. N. 1.. - .. - - 21 o 0 Lord Viscount Dudley and Ward - - 105 0 0 Messrs. Child and Co. - - ' - 105 0 0 Thomas Gildart, Finchley - - - &2 10 0 Rooke and . Kerslake - - - 10 10 0 Glyn, Mills, Halifax and Co. .. - 105 0 0 , I* - -Subscriptions are received at the Bar of Lloyd'a and by the Bankers in the United Kingdom. . On the late cakmirous destruction of their property, the Pro. pr i c ors, encouraged by the remembrance of former patronage, btsfantly and cheerfully applied themselves to the erection sif a cheatre, solicitous only that, without enlarging the. audience part of the edifice, 1 might afford the Fublick improved accom modation anSsecurity, and at the same time present an additional ornament to the lVfetrikiolis of the British Empire. Phis, their most anxious wish, that-flatter themselves, they have solidly ef f, cted, not only within the short space of ter. months from toe laying of the foundations, but wader* the enormously expensixe dlsadrantage of circumstances singularly unfavourable to build in,..-Vilben it is known that no less a sum than one Mindred and fifty :bonsai'd pounds has been ezpendesl in order to render this Theatre worthy of British Specta•nrs, and of the Genius of their mht i ve Nets ;—when, in this undertaking, ti inevitable 'accumu lation of, at lrait, a sixfold. rentage is positively stated to be ht curred;—and when, in addition to these pressing incumbrances i the entreated and rapidly encreasing prices of every article indis peiviahle to dramatick repreoentations come to be cot:sides:od, the Proprietors persuade themselves that in tlaoir proposed' regu lation they shah be honoured with the concurrence of 'an enlight ened and liberal Politick. FASHIONABLE DAIICINQ,by . I*. ALLEN, privately taught, at . N 0.19, Sbyrrarc,l-street; Ocikkolukie, to Ladies =I Gentlemen.otany age, who hive nelretlearnt tket accomAstiment, or have inn the modern styl,. Mr.Attep's system of teaching is expressly studies' for those to whom it is an 'object to acquire easy that fashiogialtiti ire g: steel society:expeditiously, privately, ands t.staperier style of grace andifelerance. Those who , do not' want private tcesi:g any Kam as s ; small expence, with a respcntablo set of Glj the public ;ending evenings. Professors of dancing taag'at themust des* fancy dances, and aU tke superior parts of thy prafesaion. Tbetabscription Awn** 'are eTet7 .... • - A LADIES. SCHOOL to be DisPoscd of; is a most eligible aid healthy situation, within 40 miles West of Losdr, The House is in perfeci !VP*, 161 has a good Gar* and l'h mune Ground, and more Land maybe added at the opttdal of the Purchasee. Korn but Principals need apply to Mr. Abrams, Stationer, liiedr Temple-lane, Louden:, and letters are requested to be last -paid. _ ' - • • • '',.. ~.E. '''° .. ' . • ..44 w. e . -.. . ~,ii . f .,•-• / .. 4, ft,. • :4-R, - • 1 ° - ~,... ''' '.- .r . . .....V lir . • - .' ii ...:,. .44. __ 4 a r•-• -p - • : r:y, SATURDAY, SEFFEIIBEp, 16, 1809 P4tt:ol 4- At4, LO YD RN, SgAem.kr 13, 18 * ' Art cdPArilaraent,l9 Geo. 3d, Chap. 123. WHEREAS by the Section Sth of the above, recited Act it is provided, that upon every Order for to. ceiving the Prize-Money of a Petty Officer, Seaman, Non-com missioned Officer of Marines, or Marine, the following words shall be printed or written before the sane shall be attested, viz " Take Notice, that no Prize-Money can be received under this " Order, except by an Agent duly licensed in conformity to the " Act of Parliaineot of the Forty-ninth year of King George the " Third, or by the Wife, dite of the Parents, or Children of the " Grantor ; and that every offence against the said provision di• " the above recited Act, is punish;dde as a Misdemeanor." Aaar whereas by Section 13th bf the raid Act it is further provided,. that all Shares of Prise end Botimy Money of the persons abOv4 described shall be paid by any Order in the fOrm or to the effect set forth in the Schedule to the Act marked (13),.but as it wears that in the said Schedule marked (A), annexed;o the Act, die aarsisobove requiied have fre‘ emitted, I hereby give this Po& *1446 IhereOf, to prevent the inconvenience that might other wile arise, as well to those entitled to Prize-Money is to the persons licensed to receive it, in order that they may in all'cases cause the above stated to be inserted in the Order before attesta tion. By Order of the Treasurer, JOHN SMITH, Paymaster. .. -. •'',' ' i ' ' .... NKII y. It/ . ... , • ~ lie,_ ...../ . . . . • . . .:„ . . -,. . ~~ ~~. .~ . PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. A liCO URI% PYEE and Co. of the Bridgewater and Chard Banks, Somerset♦ beg leave to inform the Barkers stud Merchant* of London and the Public in general, that all their Drtits, Not 1, &c. which have hitherto beeh paid bit Sir Mathew Btoitm and Co. will 'in fn nre be paid by hoLetii. Ransom, Moreland and Co. Bankers, in Pall-Mall. September 13 . , 1899. . . _ THE COMPLETEsT TREATISE ON SWEEP FARMINU EVER PRINTED'. ' This day wIYI pobliabed, in 4to, illustrated with &esti Plates, ^ , trice 21. ts. in boards, • l'Fig SYSTEM OF SHEEP-GRAZING and MANAGEMENT,.as practised - in ROMNEY , 11A2SH ; with Practical Observations on the-Management bf Sh !el) in general, with their Diseases, ScC*. BT' DANIEL PRICE, of Appirdore, in Kent. Lduidotl4: Friated for RfoilAito Pint a ri; Bridgc4 t r j a rf• it . ;. • ;- • This dad wsi fl Osiblealk Ofte 4s. ed. • ' The 'Ulf* BO*); itihrlrrifed - kilk Cases, AGTI4I: T : . Ston the tert4in Pre-' Eak. - ocalWs . and Cortiof ttielflLl4ll i. 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CREW, Secrst.vrv. retatlng to the Arts, Sciences, Na -• Compiled from the most valuabh (ILK STOCKINGS selling eff uneOrtrininly cheap, 4 1 at Nit. 52, Cheipside ; in immense Stock of all kinds of HokierF, Gloves, Flannels, Drawers, Ladies Invisible Drinises in one, itts.-Skepiteepers,- and those wanting to buy, largrly, 1: 1 .1 find a great advantage by an early inspection of these articles. A quvtity of white or black silk, 6s. 6d. the best quality equally chrq ; nowt cotton stockings, at Is. per pair, very fine ls. Od. super, 6d.; brown cotton for boots, Is. 651.% fine ribbed Cot ,ten, 2!:. 2,1,; a variety of gloves from 10d. per pair; lace *eves. 15. bd.; and many other fachionable articles too numerous to men tin; st No. 52, qteapside.:—No abatement from the prise 'Atilt nEIALITY, &c.—Mr. GOSS having been regu -Li lady educated as a Member of the Royal Cable of Sor t:4N continues to direct his atteutiessio the cureirebefollowing unylaints,viz. a certain disorder contracted In a ntoment of in c“,zretion, Stratares, or obstructions in the Utetbra, and every sixcies.of Debility or Deficiency, whether occasioned by, a secret dt.!ructive habit of youth, long residence in a hot elhnate, or the tneryging indulg e nce of ma t ure age. The result of several years e7., , tri,nce has ea.:bled him, by a superior and peculiar method,"to p edit} Toilove the above diseases, however inveterate or compli enol, and in recent uses of-venereal infection, to complete a per fect cure in few ds)s. The uniform success attending his mode oftreatment, induced Mr. G. thus openly to offer his advice. lie mar be comulted, as meal, daily, with secrecy and honour, by either sex, perver.ally, or by letter; containing a Bpaultenote. . No. t 3, liookrie-street, Fleet -street. • NO Medicine is• so welt calcuinted; or has bettor succeeded is giving relief in numerous bad Cases of Sere r phaa, tEan SHILSISURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC OkoN. A trial will prove this, sqd convince oven the tender 9f parents when the gbandi bevinse' first 'Welled and • 41 ' ' 4 .t . sly r the u;ital s} upturns of scrOplualotit 'enlargement of th , - stomach children takes /Alec. Ira erdptive.casei at ScurvY, khtl:.natls,n, and Nervous lrritatfon of the Starnach frail bilwcs affcchns, its superiority has long bee acknowted,;ed.-- The genuine Nlztlicine has •the words, " Ey the King's Pateiit," exprcv-il on t l a . bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper, the King'; duty, is printed is black init. Sol at the MOS &Iri..:, Nu. 13, s°llv-square, London, in small bottles if Si. Sd. bc . .tles 10:. and l arger 11. Ss. Compound Essence, to e:q.leasant irritation, ns. PHYS;:." • E VE LNO's VEGETABLE PILLS arg prord I .+Y experience, to be the best and most innocent Alterative, • and Sweetener of the filotsd; and thwie who are afilleilie• - :..eSmrvy, Scorbutic .Eftoptiona, Leprosy, ScmPluds, 4 EY Gtl,,r Di .Jr.lers frum vitiated bowl vor those who hays r d tiieir constitution by Dissipation, juvenile Indiscretions, or , LI, ?curial Medicines, should by no means omit a course of the /4 '7' ;11)It pills during the Spring. The operation of tbit vilbable Yt•• , .3.1e Almrative it so pleasant and slilutary as not to inter.; it!! the avocations -of business or pleasure; its action is cen t:at• the animal juices, and requires no alteration or restraint . '" it di sAilvetin the stomach, blends with the food, anti gradolly pervades the circuiating fluids, correctink in its passage •\ ie ion frau' a state of convalescence ; in short, it is the lorT soaght for Ve:etable Spscifit, or safe, but active, substitute. for t! .t fashionable mineral, Mercury; its eraZacy excites the •nt ion and surprize of medical men, for when all other medi c" • De Vehio's Pills may be relied on as a specioc fir which originate in an inspire or impaired state of th e 111 Noe . can be genuine, wheresoever or by velionssoever sold, rates ;h . • Bill o f Di rect i ons is *nod in Red Ink, by the Pro pnett,r, C. STAPLES. Prevred by Mr. C. Staples, now sole Proprietor, and sold tiliolesale and retail by Shaw and Edwa-ds No. 0, St. Non kiecPit tod s on au Imo, Lonion. P;ict 4s, flListi 9s. A T a Meeting offvfERCHANTS ind EUNICE RS, a t the City of I.ondon 'raven), the 13th of September, 1809, CHARLES BOSANQUET, Esq. in the Chair, Resolved, That the following Gentlemen be a ComMittee to conduct the EntertainMent intended to' le given at Merchant Taylors' Halt, on the 25th of . October next, viz. Sir Richard Neave, Bart. Beeston Long, Esq. 'Thomson Bursar, Esq. Thomas Reid, E sq. Wm. Astelk Esq. M. P. Robert Hunter, Esq. Edward Forster, Est, John Thimo: E'sq. George Plibbert, Efq. M. P. John Whkmore, Wm. Manning, gig. M. P. Sir James Shaw, 8411. M.P. JOhn Pearse,.Esq. • Philip Sansom, Esq. Charles Bosanquet, Esq. Beni Harrison, Esq. Peter Caaalet, Esq. Charles Gtant, gsk t . m; P. John Irving, Esq.'M: P: John Julius itstgeritetn,Essj. Samuel Thogntan, Bog. U. P. • Tickets wilt be delivered Iy City ChainEers, Biehopsgate l stri Octobei next, between the holm Henry Thornton, Esq. M. P. George Smith, Esq. M. P. Jatnet Daniel, Esq. Edward Lee, E. John Inglis, Esq. Thomas 1$ ghats, Esq. M.P. John. Pooley Kensington, Esq. • J oho Suilltb, Esq. 11?. Win. Gordon, Etq: M.P. Abraham Goldstnld, Esq. Wm. Mellish, Esq. M.P. Edmon 4 Thomas Waters, Esq. Jahn Maitland, Esq. M.P. H. C. Combe, Esq. M.P. Str William Curtis, Bart. 111. P. Mr. Alderman Atkins Thomas Baring, Esq. M.P. George Grote Esq. Sir Charles Price , Bart. M.P. John Bainbridge, Esq. Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. Mr. Holden, .at No. 23, New eet, from the 2d to the 14th of ; of eleven and foar o'clock. WILLIAM 'HOLDEN. - • OFFICE (5F Ttlk - COMMIMIMERS FO INVESTI GATING THE DEBTS OF THE LATE NABOBS OF CARNATIC. • No. 11, Manchester-Duil.dinp, Westminster, September 16, 1809. • • r-PIE Commissioners in England appointed under the Deed of Agreement between the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies of the One part, and the Creditors of the late Nabobs of the Carnatic of the other part, give notice, tbat no claim whatever can be preferred before them after the 16th day of November, 1809 JOHN PAR KHOUSE, Secretary. tlitnisti COPPER OFFICE , September 14, 1809. THE Committee of th e British Copper Company 1 - hereby give Notice, that a Half Yearly General Meeting of the Partners in that Concern, will beiheld at the King's Head Tavern in the Poultry, on Wednesday the 2.7 th day of September instant, at twelve o clock at noon ; At which Meeting Auditors will be appointed, and any vacancy in the Committee will be filled up. The Chair to be taken precisely at one o'clock. By order of the Committee, JOSH. CRATER, Secretary. N. B. The Meeting, called by a Letter signed John Ord, to be Bolden on the 25th instant, is not conformable to the mode pre scribed by the Copartnership Deed for summoning General hifeetings, and consequently not a legal Meeting of the Partners. RRANSCOMB's ttiek LOTT 4iropias A- 7 No. 11, HOI.IPORN; h 7, CORNHILL ; lilr4vrtsit at**o STRAND, and 33, HAYMARKET, St. James,' Where the ' following Capital Prizes, in the last State Lottery, wess; Sold, Shared and Registered, namely, The GRAND PRIZE of 1000 TICKETS, Which prodoce4 Aild since 424,785; - 14th Mmtcii, 1808, Likewise Three Eight £20,000, £20,000, One • hi • £lO,OOO, 105 SH4RES, ' • Two With several £5,000i * / XlO,lOO, • . One • XSpOO, £lOOO. _. • I Xi ,000, i With several 4:.5?t,4:c. &c. I 40% &c. &C. 1 , . All sold in Skafes at the al c ove Offices, and where • 2 .14 0 . 0 ?, 1 0 s44 4 :e s ACknPvf-Silling in the Prslsettt PIM a$ WI. Lova" t he Lottery, .wnictt %slit be dcawn on the 40th (Actalscr, ihd constitirof aoly 700 nutnters, therefore, iit tidy p,ureliasn .! iiretorniteltdsd by Sl't JAitilS pi A lieCeilill id 'ed. . . ' ----,, . . ..- _ .. Icia - MOlrrir - - - - ' - QIVIFF and, CO. 49int. Contractors with Govern . I- , ment fir the present ST.4.TE LO:ItEfi.ItY, respectfully in form the Public that Tickirre !Lid finnate are on Safe, in great variety, at their Offices, - z' ' • • 4 No. 11, POULTICiI • ..' • No. 1:4 CfflikitlNG'ol 4 ll s . - • • No. 31,4tiroln•rz thou STiterr. The Scheme of this LOttery,ii entirely new, and has hitherto re seived the most unqualified approbation; *re . are only 5,000 Numbers in 'the Litter*, 41 1- 4 the whole:Will be • DP.AWN IN ONE: DAY, The tiOth of Next Month, when the following CA rz - rA t Pangs mtist be distributed amen* the fortunate Purchasers, viz... 4 4 4 ... ..... of ..... ... ",000 12 of Besides the inferior Pi zes o £lOO, £5O, &c. a.s usual. This Lott abis presents the opportunity never before offered to the Public, of gaining the immense Sums of A. 140,090, ar.60,000, uc.:011,090, by Ilse purckase o( Cue islumLer only, , . STEREOTYPE EDITIONS, FOR SCHOOLS, Sold Wholesale and Retail, by VERNOR, HOOD, and SHARPL 31, Poultry. TONES'S PRONOUNCING and EXPLANA TORY DICTIONARY; or SHERIDAN and WALLER hi. PROVED. A new edition, greatly enlarged, 3.5. 6d. bound. Entick's Spelling Dictionary, best Edition, 2s. 6d. bound. Volfaire's History of Charles the Twelfth, in French, 112ino. 4s. lsound. 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