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NOMMMMMOMIMIPIMIMIMIMMMIIIMMIMIMIMMIIIIMMMMNIMMMMORMmgnm"mm" - 9 • , • . -;•-• - • 10 1 a • fitio , -•••• (% 4 ' Arie "It< f ;''s 4 , )* • , 10 , • e r 4.••••"' • . * . t e • 1,1 A s . , •W A . , 1 11: .. ••• \: s' -.. tT - ;. :---- \ a•.... UPPER GALLERY is. encir:ittce for examining the affairs of Covent Garden Thare, c of the following Gentlemen—Alderman Sir C; 071 P r , u , Bart. M. P. Sir 'Thomas Plurner, Knight, its - o licitor-General, John Silvester, Esq. Recorder of ' t t c City of I.nnslon, John Whitmore, Esq, Governor of the gok of En l ,43rd, and John Julius Angerstein, Esq. have autho rizot I': .plietors to publish the following Report in their \„ du !1.-r by certify that, after a full and attentive exami which we have been desired to investigate rein rat the s i.b j ect proprietors of Covent Garden Theatre, for the satisfaction attic Public, -n respect to the rate of profit received by them trot the late Theatre, and likely to be received from the New, t t, ; , t ;, c : ' ; !Waving is the result of our enquiry. 64 (hy roe profit actually received upon an average of the 13 „, s vea r4, c o:nu:acing in 1803 (the period of the present co pat in :ha Theatre), upon the capital embarked therein, , v , veeasco.iined to have amounted to 6f per cent. per annum, ewe,: Or e.:::rern with only the sum actually paid for p •ft of the capital as was insured; but, if the whole e • th • es7i.ll had been insured, the profit would have been v y little more than five per cent.; and, for want of this f u n ; 9,urai•ec. the Proprietors, being in part their own insurers, • a l o e by the late fire, for which no compensation has -d•-, to th...,mount of more than the whole of their profits period of sit years ;ie rate of profit likely to be receivt d in future from the N,u• i!..•.;-nding in part upon the amount of bills nut yet at eeiinates not fully ascertained, and on the future • •.• he,:A., which are subject to various contingencies, tan - r-• a.,-erahied with the same degree of certainty ; but, e 70.1 t7,t coii , ideration we have been able to give to this se! c•,.el,- '•-ivi•ig recourse to every suerce of information, oral • v.retli, we .:re fully smisfied :hat the future profits of the - -'---•,roposed advance in the prices of admission, :eat. per annum upon the capital ex he same be insured ; end that, upon trance, te the former prices of admis it our judgment, annually sustain a loss tut on their capital. CHARLES UUCP.. VI -tom AS P1.1:1 ME.R. !OH N :411 .VEST TreiN WHITIVORP. JOHN JUI.IUi ANGERSTEIN." Le honour of presenting to the Publie •n, who kindly undertook the investi he *fheatre,atict cannot but feel assure.! •d People will 'tow be convinced, that .tries solely from the impos:ibility of aniuserneets co the former terms of Its of Covent Carden 'llic.usc for the :fully offered to the Public : - - 1 ',I,SC 13 1P - - - 70,721 9 01 - - 56,0,i5 18 5 - - 64,1ri 7 6 - - - 631...3 14 7 - - . 44,:;4! 13 0 365,95 S 17 1 079 1 '2 0 0 is Years 111, 2 071 17 1 1i,C , )0 0 0 5t.,071 17 1 8,3 1 5 6 t 2 5+1,^::: 0 1 13 7 '. Do. 1z105; 11 6 7,27'5 2 '2 GS, Int ti 4 62,464 A 3 47,:131 11 2 356,1%91 13 0 drawn out by lite Proprietors 3;;,179 13 0 .C.i07,912 0 0 RICTI.M2I) Tre3surer. 30i lig TOLL, Dcwxy "frea:,,un:r. ti.pt. I St”. C. FLOWF.R, Mayor. far :he public sati,fovion, kindly formed ling the accounts of Lovent-Garden Thea • tlisz!..a . r e .,,:d the office to they were il.:ithcr time nor pains in runrlusions which are contained in their :copied Oa the tv.sk they had geocroinly for tl,rc , .! whol • (1.1, from morning tin •he last day uC the re....etiog, they did e't they examined such witnesses, h..- a; were mewl hkely to give them proper Ater' minutely into the book, of the "l'rea -s• :'pis and di:donst rents were entered at ti:a, and scrupatiely c•tzfrunted them and all the vou,:hera—they had I a r •,!,.ti of exp met: relative to the haihl • plattd, b sid between tw.stity vd in the erection of the Theat re, touching omitted no inverigation relative to the and every ti tat: rial article of expence from the different offices, the rate of ti.,•s—they former' the most car-fol ealcu persocs likely in future m rotart to the 4e exact 11:lowledge of t numher h of the six years into the P.oxei, Pit, atld half-price, or by free admissions.— Ilerical calculations t Ley checked and corn it could help to renei..r them acccrate, an they have always give,: the tern in favour rid large heral, of Imi:re cravoifl.,:ltle expert ,e; the sct•nery, fr . r..o'•iccry coneieei•,l that the civeCal n.- eteidt:c: of the litt.icess must very heavSli I.irherto calculated at. .—An uppertunity of saving justly at•ertion.—lr. coniequence of declining :h.: whole of the valll;:bie NILI:AC, published and sAd by Co. (Ire Broderip nnd Ik'ilkinsen), No. 13, ,•fT 3: hilt the oriyival price; also their . 2%11.1 7 ::;'C..i.1. IN:-.TRUNIENTS, consist- G;1 , 1,1, Square, and Vertical Vui tan., V iolics, Violoncellos, 13355.30115, and . I!::r , oents, chi Sy nt w, and all it: good order, at prices. liersons residing in the Country, th - volsPli,_.s of these a•lvantages, are recont-. • t:•eir comn.ands to the Poet; all orders will • • P.t.Nl A 43; and such as desire only a small supply ' . • . , irk a oce, two, or other pound note, will en , :rut return of Music to the amount. To avoid ti9 . 4 . 14t, tOWD, u vt lest than los. 61. vriU be takc.n. Captaid Macheat Peachum, Era, Pt Achum, Polly, Nil Lucy, Mr. Ti wh:ch will isHEi role , erei, at half-past 5, Si•eontl Price 6.11 LERY 2 UPPER • enr.ittnittee for eras& of the fol Pric.i, Bart. NI. P. Nitiesty. 'elicitor-General, tbr City of .onslon, John Fink of Engla rd, vital (Il: P: and John I .pneiori to puhl IA • do 1 .1. n• by certify th; rtnin rat the st.hject which , by it.. Pryrietors of Covent of the Public, n respect to t front the late Theatre, and lid ••••!lowirg is the resul l'hy rate profit actua Est s Fear', co mmencing in pa . t in :he Theatre), svr h.. ct a , co. iined to have : c s- ar c tb- cmrern with us v..: • .••• : p tr of the capit of th • c.?:•.11 had been instil Peal r.r wry Ltrle more that !oft i n-ert - ce, the Proprietor s e ! a htcc by the late f micl••,:o the .anount of period of sit ye I •••• rate of profit N;Lr;,:,ding in and. esiiinates Its rercy y t..' hr:A., which fate a-,ier:3ined with I t••• •L • eeidderation iv: , g recourse v. a:: •n, wr are fully e the propose ro 3 per c• d • ititr - Itir,., if th "Aro tun: Of insui Pro, will, in 4 per tun. per ammo[ .7( J( JI T.. Pr rrivl.ll have the ;.i.• !va th Gentlemen ;..,t • • .Ic,:ty,E l ma o f 0, ~ , lvilig h tcm., • • the pries Lae public ..o-at of the .leetrirti most resiaectf .1 iteceived . I -7. nu. " F. Di , . Do. rcl.t: tile Payments in Si r 0 ttst.nl:o,s3 Debts • • of e ch Year Is , •:••s, ntid • 1 .• ' 1 . 1)m, 1 -( • -". 1):). ; S . ?. DO. C Year: • , . • ....ei,,•••..1) it 7 .1.1 . 2 re v tio, f a .ate • V • •'.' r • i•cr c a 1• • • .' a: • "'•••, • • cl • • ' :s • • r- • it • , • • It • , Pe ch Lbo ; • each of Lich L . , •l tit•At • er • • 5 t; • : !' •• - 0-al C.; • ' • 11.! L . I %t• , I :1. I tr:c- c . •:!.:i, LLC a 11.4 1t e 12 7 : i Ltrur • • •• ' • i.-1, ,3: „ e • ir , e r • Os . , • • Pr . d • titer . .net.. can. `.7•lsie, • •• • •ti•.•••••., t: „-- " 3.."1 • r -teary treahle, 7(40 1 ',V I . r.-ROYAL, COW-NT-GARDEN. ri , HIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 4, will be acted a Comic Opera, called THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Macheath, Mr. INCLEDON; Peachum, Mr. MUNDEN ; Era. PLachum, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Polly, Mrs. DICK,ONS ; Lticy, Mrs. C. KEMBLE. wb:ch will he added the Farce of IS HE A PRINCE ? Do i sren at half-past 5, and the Play brgin at half-past 6. S-...:0nd Price 3s. 6d. PIT, 4s. Second Price 2s. 6.11 LER Y 2s. Second Price is. WEDNES D A OCTII) I; ER 4, 1 ;09 TRANSPORT OFFICE, Sept. 1809. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS MAJEST 7 — , TRANSPORT SERVILE, fir toting care of SICK and 4VOUNDE.Q SEAMEN, and for the Cure um Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereky give That they will be ready at this Office, on l A'edilc,day, the 11th October, 1809, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract fur Victualling Prisoners of War in health, at Plymouth, for Six Months certain, ,rum the Ist December next. No Tender will be received after one o'doek on the dai of treaty, nor any noticed, unless the party, or an agaot for him, personally attend. Each Tender mud be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons engaging to become loomed with the Person tendering, in the sum of £2OOO for the due performance of the Contract. Farther particular; way be known by applying at this Ope, or 1 1 Captain Rogers, Plymouth. OR DNANC E OMC A, September 39, 1809. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- JESTre ORDNANCE, do hers , give Notice, That . Praposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or before Friday, the 13th day of October next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of BRITISH and FOREIGN IRON for service of this Department, for a period of three years. Patterns of the articles may be ♦iewed upon application at the principal Store-keepers Office, in the Tower, and further particulars, together with the Terms And Condilons of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's (Tice, in Pall Mall afore said, any day between the hourA of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Propo,als must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed " Pro posals for Iron," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 13th day of October, at 12 o'Clock at Noon of the same day ; neither wil any Tender be noticed, unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. Py Ortivr of the roard, R. H. CREW, Serrdiry. WIESTMINjTER FIRE-OFFICE,(xsTARLisun 1717,) REDFORD-STREET, COVENT..OARDEN, For Insuring Houses, Buildings, Household Furniture, Goods and stock in Trade, within England, Scotland sod Wales. ANNUAL and SEPTENNIAL INSURANCES are made on the Property above specified, from loss or Damage by Fire; for which purpose, Attendance is given daily at this Office, from Nine o'Clock in the Morning, until Fsur o'Clock in ale Afternoon, Saturday excepted, on which day the Office doses at '1 hree o'Clock. G. H. BILOWNI+, Secretary. N. R. No Charge made at this Office for Policies, where the Premium amounts to tis and upwards. • COUN 1 Y FIRE OFFICE, Southampton street, Strand, London. A NNUA L PREMIUMS due at Michaelmas .1.-1 " should be paid within 15 days from that period. Persons insuret in this Office ►hare profits equally—Farming Stock insured generally without the average clause at the redue.ed rate of 2s. per cent—No charge is made for Policic on reniovtt from oat r officcs—Persons imairir,4 for seven years by one pay nr..nc arc charted for six years cilly—Losses have been always made good bi this office without deduction or discount.— lnsura ices are effected in such Farts of tha metropolis as partake of the nature of country risks in the western part andnew build -0%3 ger, -rally. \gent arc appointed in every principal town, who are also Agents for the Prov:.detit life Office founded on similar princ4)les, J. T. I..lRM:it, Managing Director. ROYAL. EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Sept. miser, 1809. Established by Royal Charter ha the Reign of King George the fl. SC. PERSONS, whose annual Prernimos fAll due on tlw eltii instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be deliVLITd at tlik• Co:llp,ny% 01Ftzes, ov,:r the ROYAL EXCILANGE and in PALL-MALL, as well as by flair respective turas in the several Counties; and the Partly astsured are re quested to apply, for tha Renewal of their Policies, on or before the 14th of Oztober next, ns usual Fifteen Detys allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL FINNING, jun. Sec. •4, Attendance is given, skily, at the said Offici..s, for the As sti;-istice of Ruthling:, Geods, Merchandize, and Ships, in Har bour, in Dock, or while building, from Loss or Damage by Fire; aild also for the Assurance of, and granting Aiivuities o: , , Lives. N. B. Fire Policies will be i-,u:d free of E:iiier.se to the Aa• p mired, where th:• annual Premium amoulits t i 63. or upwards. Farming :4tlclc may !•e a••surrd ‘.:4. pLr Ceti% 1 . ..kt;1.1.: FIR I::St:KANC — i', liOltNHll.l., LONDON. 130 LICIES of Insur.tn . eapiritig at should be rmewed wit Lin i:toon Days from that reriod, to prev;:iit tio! Pani• ceasing PAYMENT 01' I:FYI' is gliarante,ii in cast of Fire. Farming S;ock it:AiriAl without the .I.iteraze Clause, at 2s. Per evil% i‘lerzhanclize in Lunklua i.)ticks insured at h. 6d. pit Cent. fur Three Montlir. Large A.bat,tilly.lts on the l':artiorn and Duty of la.orance for more Icars than one. 1.111 IN:)URANCE. This Descririon o ihsur:..ice is of inestimable lawortanos to all Persons holding Annt.ities, Leases, or Ofsces, dependent on !ives, or whose incames :ease with life. Example:—A person thir - y years cf age may, by the small annual payineln. of ;J. 7s. l.i. s..;cme £5OO, to be paid (to his familj, ur otherwise, as he may direct) at his death. Any other sum :nay h.: insured in like manner, ;,-id at any other age. One persini may insure another's life, to the amount of any interest h.: may have in the continaam:e thereof. No Entrance Money ur Admiviion Fine ree,tired. No Charge for Policies or Certifi cates of Renewal. No Registry of Assignments required. A large Commission allowed : u Solicitor., or *Deur persons pro caring Insurances. T f W. BEETHAM, Secretary. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or LE f FUR NIbIIED for aTern, /X N excellent FANILLY HOUSE, and 95 Acres I . of Land, with Offices of every description, Double Coach Houses, :-.:tabling for tw(lee Hor•es, walled Garden, Lawn, Plan tations, Pleasure•grounds, Cold Bath, Greenhouse, &c. situated at Yately, Hampshire, three miles front Hartford Bridge, six from Wokingharn, t t from Reading, and 34 front Hyde Park Corner. N. B. The House stands in a Paddoca of 15 aims. The Apartments are of good dimensions.—For ferther particulars and order for viewing, apply to 3. Marshall, 111. S 2, Upper Klug wee, Bloomsbury. ANDERSON'S MST! 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The Directors of this Public Seminary assure the Public, that neither pains nor expence have been spared to supply it with a most complete and extensive assortment of models and apparatus. Prol'essional Students are requested to observe, that a valuable collection of Books in Philosophy, Chemistry, and the Arts, is now open for their grattetous perusal ; and that certificates of at tendance at the Institution are received by the Faculty of Phy‘i cians and Surgeons, in the examination of Candidates fur a Di plon:a.—lns int ien Buikli:ms, Glasgow, September .26, 1409. This day was published, A SHORT ADDRESS to the PUBLIC, re specting the RAISING the PRICES at COVENT-GAR DEN . 1 . 1-IEXERE, anti engaging Madam CATALANI to sing in the English Operas! - . By A RENTER. c• Audi alteram Fartern." Lonclna : Printed for J. M. Richardson, No. S.'3, Corsibill, op. pcsite the Royal Exchauge. LA EON LUNE'S NEW NOVEL, Scc. &c. 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SWIFT and CO. respectfully request their Friends to observes that all who intend to aAvento-e in the precept STATE LOTTERY, must purchase before the 20th of THIS MONII I, as on that Day the VI/141.1! Lora-CR,' will be drawn. 'There are only 5,000 Numbers, and the Scheme contains the fol lowing CAPITAL PRIZES : 4 4 of Z.',OOO I 8 of .... ..... XI ,000 4 . of ' ,000 I 12 of Besides XIOO, i.", 0, &C. Ike. &C. ALI. TO BE 1311.4NVIst IN ONE DAY,. _ TICKETS and SHARDS are selling at SWIF V awl Co.'s Offices, No. it, POULTRY, • No. 12, CHARING CROSS ' No. 31, ALOOArr HIGH STREET. ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS. GRAND STATE 1.0 TTI RV, On a New and highly Improved Plan, to be drawn in ONE DAY; Stith October, 1809. DO FS i PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, 149, A Oxford-street, and 44, St. lames's-street, are now selliag the Tickets and Shares in the present truly GRAND. S IT. LOTTERY, containing X 5100,000 in Capital and other Prizes. 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Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety at his old esta blished Offices in London, and by Ins Ag,nts in the Country, ,who in the late Lotteries have been remarkably fortunate itt soling and sharing an immense number of Capital Prz , s, parti colarly the two last 8:10,000 Prizes, the last .E. 2.5,000 Iliac, and . the list Capital Prize ever draws. ",,• Persons in the Country may be supplied; the same as if present, by sending their orders, (post or carriage paid,) accom panied with bank notes, good bills, cash, or NA office orders, to either of his old established Offices, No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING CROSS, London ; Where all Business in the Public Funds is transacted with fidelity and dispatch. Please so remark the STATE is the otsir Lottery that will drawn THIS YEAR. BERWICKSHIRE. EY AUTHORITY OF PARLIAMENT. THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that MR. KERR'S S FAT'S ric 1., AGRICUL rurtAL, and POLFFICAL SURVEY. of 13ERWICKsHIRL wts published this day, and may he had of all the Booksellers in Great Britain, price 13s. in board'. 'lbis is the THIRTY-SIXTH of the corrected Co'tnty Su-- veys which have been recently printed, uniformly in Octavo, under the AUTEGRITY of the BOARD of AGRI4II.IIZ CR R. Bridee-street, I .ondon , Sept. 1.2, 1 804. 10 HE SOLD FY AUCTION, THE BENHALL ESTATES, SUII-01.K. THE MANOR of BENI-TALL, the nun.:llicent modern Mansion blouse and Officer, Park, Plata ,tions and Crounds, containing about 250 Acres, with the several valual ititrnundin Farms, the Residence and property of the late Ad miral sir Hyde Parker, deceased, situate at Ilenhall and Sax:mind ham, in the County ut Suffolk, together with the C.icat Tr hes and the Advoivson of the Vicarage, will be Sold by Auction some time in November next, in Lots. (a late treaty for the purchase of the whole by Private Contract not having been completed), of which particulars will be prepared and notice given in due time. For timber information in the man time, apphea , i may be made to R. L. A; pleyard, Esq. Lincoln's lun, ; or to Mr. Edwards, Bramtord, neAr rOil. SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION, At the I cmdmi Tavern, toshole-s;reet„ Plymouth, on Tuesday the 17th day •fUctobet next, at Lleven o'clock in rhe forenoon, THE H.inds-dni.! Coppet-bottmned Ship L'Al.j. GU:iT F., of the followtog, dim o .i0:1; : Length on Deck - -1; t stet 5 Inclr.:s. Breadth above the Wales - '2B 01 Misch in the Held • - I'2 lot Admea , ures - SIS 17-14 Tens . .. This Ship is a perfec, model, is coppered, and for superior sail ing surpasses any ship talcs's( this War; she is quite new in eve; v respect, having been only about four month. off the stocks, and lo abundantly found in stores of the best description ; the was cap tared after a long chase by his Majesty's sh:p Seine, David Atkins, Esq. captain, bound from Eourdeaux to the Isle of France. Also her Caro, viz: 70 Tons Red Wine in Hogs- I 21111ds.Estenceorlurperitinc heads 10 Barrels Pitch 3 1102sheads White Wine ' 12 Barrels Tar 20 Half slittu ditto 30 Ditto Paha 142 Cases Red Wine 30 Coils Cordage 61 Cases White Wine 19 Bet:dies Iron hoops 2 Hogsheads Whit.e Vinegar 4 Ditto Iron %Oa 12 Tierces dlto 20 Barrels NA's 293 U.l.3:ri s superior Olive Oil I S Ditto A • sorted Hardware 34 Cases Fruit lii Brandy 2 Cases di: to 50 Cases Cao, rs, Anchovies, 24 Large Chests containing &c. fine Olive Oil 12 Barrels Salted Polk 5 Bales Sail Cloth 2 C.sks H toss 7 'Frunks liats 3 ;Ars large Sausazes 9 Batts Paper, Pens, Ste 192 Cheeses in six ca , es 1 Bale Assorted Prepared .2 - , Cruytre Cheeses :-A:ing 160 ISa2,s made Corks 2 Cases Silks, &c 40 Boxes Wax Candies I G Bales Redoes 'Thread 40 Loxes Tallow C:e'dl. s 3 Casks Sail and Sewirig 2 Ho2sheads I.inse:24 Oil Thre:'d Together with sundry other Articles, which w 1 1 . be ratticularibed in the Catalogsies. Also, for Home Consumption, Gs Bales fine Cotton Wool. For Catalogues, viewirg Samples, and further Information, i apply three days prior to the sale to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth: Also, the French copper-bottomed Schooner LE FURET, of the following Diinermont I.er+th on Deck - - S 7 Feet 4J inches. Br ca i dth above the Wales 21 Ot Depth in the Hold - 10 2 Admeasttres - - - 172 42-84 Tons. She is one of the finest Schooners of her class, quire new, and is calculated for any trade where dispatch is particularly taken and condemned as prize to his Majesty's ship Su4N NO P. B. V. BROKII, Esq. Captaia. Also her Cargo, Consisting rf 138 Bags of Coffee, 23 iihds. Sugar, It) Barrels Ditto, f.'.o Casts Peruvian Bark, 9 Cases Indigo, 1 Case bound aid tuaboun4. French Books. For Home Consumption, 26 Bale, Cotton Wool, 2 Casks Calavances, 1 Cask Beans, and 2 Ditto Pease, 1 Ditto Pork. For Catalogues, viewing Samples, and for other beformatloat, apply to W. P. Stant', Esq. George's-street. Dock; or to Mr. JOHN HAWSER, Merchant, Plphos!tbi.