The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-01 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1809.1 S• - . - PR ICE gin. • . . .. 1,--- i...ar—.dg-----.r--v...—....gr , rm.—L.—.......':•'ii -- ' , At' . 7 - - . . _ gifs..,6--ze- COIIMISStO i t MAINS(' TROMIAS WETHERHY. Grand Jonathan wed Haider.fielii Canals, East Laken, • . • iIIIE TRUSTEES e s til': FUND for AS. G. Hotrentio i aad T. Newer:eat, Basiegita . ~ r oe, war THE Creditors who hate proved their Debts ' all* ' 6111 " 11 1 Kew. , Pbrtgell 'bland at. Portiasomb, and hoopesim i Nor. 4, 11, Dee. i!, a. Guiulhal . Anton y, Air. Fah liagsow Water Work S tares. !HATING Mr. W UNSOR le Ms lIIPERIMENTS, Mason, St. 11111c4ael webs eh- trd. wan the Cnnintio.ion of Bankrupt against THOMAS TO RR AOLI) BY AUCTION, give notice, that-the DEED Ale the SIGNATURE of th W ETH P. II BY , of Great St. 'Thomas A ;took, Lasidois. Can way ' s i t ß oure_ v Str ionme ß. 11 , E. c r mr. Dll A A M hey, cornhill on ~ C r O i nvenS lTße l a orß Uk T i O n f lo : m thereto omino ,:r o i l l: r i o t . t ionk Signattl in there,a7 grind er j. . a N re o:.l, Grea l I, t t i tJ eli ree rem . 12'. Li at arni Guild ee i l aTI l . -fi- A h t l :L q rste l 7, Wholesale Ironmoger, lay receive the Ant Dividend of A t 6 4 v.. 2 Mr. Kilos, Maimetl-street, Good itan's-dela". Eight ithiAings In the PoIIWI, by applying at oar () Ake in Friday lest, Nov. 3, at Twelve o'clock , in Lob, ' woo, at No. 97, Pall-Mall, from Mosta v next, the 6th in- o ep tb a n-euert, Throgroorton-street; London, so Saturday in each o the above SEVERAL SHARES • h f atone, until farther wow: , •W. I :edge, Leicester-parr... -draper, Nov. 11;! 4, D. 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, blr.Mason, At. Miehael's Church- the 4th of November next, between the Hours of Ten wad Two o'Clock, or nay subsequent Saturday ILI green ghettoise Cowrie. " • TOWNHILL HOUSE, NEAR SOUTHAMPTON yard, Corohill. Particulars at flarraway's; sad of Mr. Needham, No. G. Billets , City-tad, medicine-Maker, Nov. 4, 11, Dec. Hawk PALMER, TOMLINSONS, and THOMPSON, 10. Old Broad-street, Royal-Kaeltanee, . TO BE SOLD., BY AUCTION, • P. nt Guildhall. 'tones Mr. Coklyue Lyons 1 .i. W. Rye, Oafor -street. linen-draper, Nov. 4, LB. Der.l2, Soticiton for the Aatigsees. - On the Preatism, by GEORGE MOOKE i r e;a 7 TUESDAY, ' W. • at G uildhall. Attorney, ►Mr. Tacker, Bartietts-balldinp, This Day was. published, November 7, mud follosiing Days, at o'Clock, DIAMONDS AND PEARLS. And sold by M. Allem 15, Paternoster-row, London, Tr HE elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNIT U RE, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. TIENIS JACOB begs lest. • to inform the Pub. • Price Obethilling, AL valuable BUILDING MATERIALS; .&F lir that be continue• to give the full Value, io Rend,. -rHE WHIG BARGAIN ; or , A Poetical Ike Wi of the add. Malaise; a CambriMary or (heels- 7. J. Hyde aud J. Chadwick, Alimcbesser cipera—Nov. 21. Mosey. for Diamonds and Pearls , at Y 2 ,, Cockspur-street, History of the ramose . Coalition and Bargain of the ' blow ; a bell•cord Badding, compeialag e specious G. Stevens, jun. Bedford, grucer.—Dee. &. E. T. Davies, Charing-cross, opposite the Carliail TAlrelll. Whig Leaders fir Plate its Administration. Cold Bath, lined with polished marble slabs of large amen. Great Warner -street, Itnen-draper.—Nov. 91. J. 1. Levy ' N. R. To he op posite of, a Pair of single-drop brilliant • CANTO I. NOW, with marble steps; a chpital Pearl and Grape Howe, kfavdon.4treet, bilsturtes, merchaat.—Nov. I. T. Meld, Batwings anti a Maltese Crass. - I fling of hams Tory. 91 ISM Its length la . eZi nt .: , a handsome, re, .Coraltill. bookseller.—Nov. 21. R. Gill, Wakefield, milkr: ('Aron S.,- _. s NT/A.l9,es the but heeds sot *"..• • blickAssiit he , iise.house ; a welt. —Nity.l2.M..ldatthews, Bath, evract.r.—Dee. 9, J. Aopteby -4 • wt 0109101 limb. ' Chatham, illesailluper.—blor. W. 1.. W ar ty, w ai f er 4 At< . .. rro BE LET TII"I"D . ou ilutitti lagl ing Le aeL ases u jiy -1361".1111c 1110Wair . ... ..... -1 1 1111 rt nno .f n esillie lnut I .111.74 :gig ;OW s _ • abl 1' dv it 11111Itlik liff de Iftieslbuit Ma-t staft--Nint. 6 J.Werskia, Albion-plats I shipfal Compan, of IRON "..*ONGERS, al a &Um! Lsiag of ?a biog. ' • was 14 feet ili.dissmiev 4-feet wide. Slassittriaromill. lisssitr. s Quarterly Co-ri to be held at Iromottagere Hall, Fen. , Red Isleadiag of a Whio's Condition; Atm at, elegant *CIATIPICATES—Nov. M. . church-street, on Trestles t h e nth of Novfmber instant, at Of Whigs.for ever he a literal, .FREETIOLD COTTAGE ORNEE, ' G. Simard., Coppice-row, Clarbmw 11, biher.—C.beaart, Twelve o'clock prey 'l4el, a lare,e PIECR of GROUND, When oat, OM rearing for Reform; Called Medias& relent Rent, famished, £lOO per ansom. Entatlite-street, R•iherhiinet llP•thecars'. — J. Uledharri, for the etectinn of a NEW STREET. to co.itain 60 Homes Of Whigs. who when they had of la. . Possmirte may he bad immediately. IC iaptailopon-liol, linets-draper.—C. (4inder, !Markham, of tae Third Rate, to commanic:•te wth Ironmonger-tow Swore ail Reform way deadly Slit, i Tolatr with several other COTTAGES and small Lots Laster, liont-draper.—E. Markham, Hones-lane-tam kat. and lid-. ! ..-etrattuare. near Old-street, London. Of far Coal virtuous Whigs I sing, of Vaiib)e MEADOW and other I AND, situated In the 1 thitvber• -- T. Dixie, Bain, chinami.o.—R. FOrster. HiaNts Proposals for thing such Ground, in distil I Lots, of not Who will for Cath do any thing, I Omelet Adige of Waffled, three miles from Southamptos. street, Bloomsbury, choesetweiger.-0 - . Wydowa, Upper less *Lan twe Haws to a Lot, at a net Gronnd-rent, clear of I sin.; how hungry Whig: with Dish, Thames -street, grocer.--W. Turnbull, 0 xfor -street, 'maim. . The HOGSBROLD }VAN Villa* all Taxes. •:xrept the P-literty Tat, will be received at the Carne fit- Share of Loaves owl Fish; comprises left/ fool' seikr.—J. ?limy, Bary.ll iron, St. James's, tailor:4. Oa- Clerk's ()dice on or he:•tre Saturday, the PHs instant, he- How Leadresstrack a Remain rare, pot aid Tea Bedstertik, with prislod Cones and Dimity phant, Fleet - start tailor. . ten the 'lour. l if Tea and two , where the Plan and Par- Which made OM IF - Mgr - leir Friends, testate; rernilwe e d l i Iliad " Clifutini I° Illit a rd ' ae nasimed titulars may he seen. Ii wv they then grew wollerous shy Feather Iliad Saidling : Slahogarty w, Dialog, ele- gant Sideboard, Library. Loa, Card, Pier, and Dressiog Ta- MISS L4THAM. N. B. The LAW Tat k Redeemed. Of Screreigo People's alb v . T. PELLLTT, Clerk. The 1 , hen of toy Song Is plaM. bin, Dramen, au! Wardrobes% Trasfalgar Chairs, with hair ---movv— Ironmonger's Hall, NI , T. I f Iso9. I don't want Whigs in power again. sod Marotta mats; drapery French Curtains, of Kersey- mere. trituated with Velvet: Brussels and Kidderminster Oar Readers have fresh in their recollection the - -•013!I Tiabloar - douttery /Melt Cartaim_. roere, trhoustid wifb Velvet; Brom& sad 104 genabier Carpets, coutly Ball ]Meru, Gorden 14msph icitebts re ou gegibter mid Panttwos libigiNn Goober *rim-bound Hitpbeads. Pipes, kr. fre. 411, rimed the Dar preview+ to the !kilt with Catti ly, price two each ; to be Nei at the Atte- Sootlatioptoo; osi sue Pretoke9: of Mews. Bloke Baez-orttet. Stroud, Loodas; mid of Nr."Geo. Wrotend. lobo will show the Premier. Oar Readers hare fresh in their recollection the unfortunate affair which recently occurred et Worthing, that has plunged the family of a valued man, as well as a most respectable and highly considered Physician, into the deepest adliction —we meßn the nect , rrence of an assault, respect ing wh:ch his daugitter made an appeal to the ~Ilillegistracy, and caus..l a man, whose tondect was universally unimpoached, before the access. tlon was made against bins, to be iragg..al tato the comideratioStof the public, and called upon to ans swer fur a capital offence. kis leo recent in the pobitc inind, s _that ifier sever4hea:ings (wherein the Magistrailejbeforulidioßthe complaint was tirittler irctedVith the utmost circumspection), that complaint was disfnissrd. We ..are this day to reco - rd the u.npleitmottliforroation, that rater. 'the felt hjs own fame, and his Ulna! ) 's peace to such affected, preferred and found, at tho Middlesex Sessions, a tine Hill against the unhappy young woman for perjury. r . SUBSCRIPTION TUE ATRE. ' curp ntles, Reg ets, co n,, 1 VIROPO ALS for raising by gl BSCRiPTION H'ead's nv X a Sum not exceeding EI0).000, is Shares of vendleadt, To be el" to . fur the Purpo,.• of building and maintalaing logues oats. A Tii EATRF:. bower's. tls ibe 1 in the Metropolis. for Dramatic Election/we*. and White, Altotdoliel g e s I To accomplish this object. it. is proposed to 011idv to !sr- ............,...... Ilament far a Bill. ,givinz the Sotscribers poste to Carry t into e6-et, by enabling them to raise a Capital ear exited F rolis th e are lae XlO,lOOO, by transferable Shares of ElOO each. • • - lad , ti ) , Proprietors to he divided into Classes. ewthlleg t arigl- tet nal Saborlbers to Advantage , . littorals' la the of ttg mei- Seheeription, above their Skate la de or pa- Nadu. • .. r , • Gerrit 1,1 11 , Each arigln..l Rolisrriber of One Slsarelo beit*Ree A - ship thi-1 mission fist Tea Years; ' Com.itaall Two Slues, an Albeit** for Pitlltatst . :t of Thassil , sres, an Addinign Paw, Ttpi mined by al. Five Mme ft . :, a - Adiel.lisf Tweetirdisess Hie Ten Skarn. Two Ad a le.tti ti V • 5t It —1 'rs. Tire Admissions to be tr issitdidie to it ' Alf the . 1 . whole Tenn, or for aily Periodiseld eshilindle . ips le Gee I ni° Iktaiell . this morn 7. : " um ' The Number of Subscribers 111dipdt Olio ant Ills, etteed • t de- print OCr, One Handred. -. Profits to be atteadly divided Uutilinseellsiden, in , pounders, ...._ proportion In their rinive days withi UN The Affairsof the isitov Mt lire stkaimaged by a Board of Directors, with Powell to inlaid a lab=Director, Sear- rng di , tary, Solicitor. Attiorierowephei mg all other grietis ad covered. ~,, Servants of die ThisSre. e TbegiatfleNtdif - nreltdiell to conilsi in holding Tea ;;;' d Shares. Directors to be chosen at *moat Meeting. Iles Q if viniag at animal Meetings to consist b r' holding Five or more Shares. ras -- -- P`.TENT TItAVELLING lIAIR CAPS. THIS vet, useful liivostion is etitir•iv ow, sad partierdirey well adapted for Officers iu the !Lehr and Navy, and Travellers general, who arc oblir.vot t wear either a Vit4el"Wig or N i;tat-cap, which, from anhar.dsome. or awkward appearance, person .r under the necessity of throwing of t? ca alighting from the carriage ; Sc.. A , . THE TPAS'ELLER'S HAIR CAP, now reronroeth:ed to the attention of di Pul,ltr, passessi-, v .v. / comfort of the farmer, with the api. a rot rice of a curled flea of Hair; . .:1, fotrn its peculiar elasticity, sus perfectly close the head, without any sort of Springs wh:...ever ant, such is the ingeniows sat ire of its rioustruction, that c...pi lie pu out of order. The Hair Caps are topsail? tea venit.it for the Ladies. They roily be hod of lite Inventors, IRI-ssrs. ROUINSON and 1101.1IF:S, No. I. Esti- o-street , Strand. Peruke-Makers to their if•fyal Highnesses the Prince . sad Dukt. of Clarence. and to the Theatre Royal, Cover. fiarr'en. Price Oae Gaine.s each. Corsiderob! Allowance made to 51ercluints and Retailers. rravelters by Sea, will find incredible 'three tag • Nor; the owe orate Hair Caps: and Judges and 0 , ~Ret urn :f t.. • 3 tr, who comtainly attend the Circuits, will de rive ma , h nenetit from them. the LOYOO.Y G ( IZETTE, Octobc: Admiral* Of Oct. A t . Gaprilt I,Latter from Captain Maitland, of his Majesty's Ship thi-lharrald. addressed ti Vias-Arhairal Whits/led, Coscriaisber in Okief on Ow Coss: of Ireland, and trans mitted by the latkr toJohn Wilson Goober, Aso.. Majesty's ship Etererald, at sea, Oct. 8, 009. have the honour to acquaint you, that Majesty's ship under my cousasand captured morning the Incompistable, coppered brig of St. Maloes, carrying eight six. 1, and sixty men ; she had halm oat (our lout baying taken any thing but was down to board tit English brig wbeu dis. issiddur to ye , &C.l. Thu Jury were oocupied for several hours, dur. ins which they carefully ezamined 22 witnerses. There's no person who hears this, whether as it Wirer, witurst►snd, or s brother, that will not -deeply sympathitte.with the father to whom we al lude; the more especially as he could nut, wit:_ out violating all the paternal duties ) and the dear. estties . 01 nature and of manhood, resist an inves *ligation, even of a public nature, which his daugh ter's wrongs, as represented to him, so loudly summed to require. Lett.2r fro- a Lient.-Colnael i's the Militia to the Proprietor • ta Dr. :Warm. i salubrious V•getable Specific. Stafford, N0v.15, 1908. SO .! learn liefrore your Most useful Syru Vegetable Elmore, was made known as a outset.. med: ! 3. very ossich ;tided with the Scorvy, amt coops the bath, breast, tutd face, which %sere resit trouh' disgrcenh!e. By taking n .out Give bold. ' awn. e (whir:. 1 was ioduerd to use, because I wag cony "wet: it Iva, composed of Vegetable Muterialsoidy, hay ing employed a asedical friend to es..nine its properties). 1 found myr2lf prTfectly cured sad free from Scurvy. The employs...Du my f tee and body dislop...red, and lay skin bas same per.ersl., dear. It took nit ill! itch nt gave perke *ow ill uiv I. et, width were threatened Stith the Knee (It hriu t !.mil. JAW), and relieved the drawsiness with whirls I ead been altfeeted for . k.,tli of tl ac. My flights beeavecomforiable. my seep trrrrsiing, and Iseulth and spirit, were fully :sweetest. Titoug't teveril years have elapsed. I have bad seareelvany retum f the earoplaing, al shoogli a very freeliver. Whenever an) croptica bah -ince ap peared, one or two bottles I saliva). fouud ,ullicient to set use Wight a A sto. I am, Sig, your obliced, &e. + The materials.are tr - vr maths up into a pacilet. Oae packet is espial to Ave bottles. The flaw: of toe-respectable gentleman. whose aii Is - eased in the above letter, mav be known on applleati.m to the Venders of the tatter, B . . lay an.a Sou, A Fleet- Market, hoodoo t to whom retail Venders are te..l to _ mike early a...)licatiou. It may alio be procuZ y se enuine. price with dear and explicit di. -dines as abates and of all Verde Keiluiue adedicioes in Turmas - I ,:ostatrv. 0' 0 e p,setet of this sustrii.•.us Vegetal)... 'intiscorb-i -tie. has in ..;s IV hotaissii done star.. towards eradicating toe Scurvy, than all the deapprows Ite:nedies which have been nom :est fr • the 1111agrai King loin. TI. Yee -table Emote may be used at any season of the sear; but i:. tak , . , :a with neniliar advrottage in the mouths of ~.pletto..er, October, mill November. F. Whitehall, October 31. The King bis been pleased to IMO to Joseph. Phillimore, Doctor of Laws, the plats - or office of Professor of Civil Law in the University , of Oxford, in the room of Doctor FrenetrLattreatee l deceased. " • Foreign-Office, October 31. The King has been pleased to approve of .Don Antonio Fornindes de Urratia to be Coosul for his Catholic Alsjesty at Cribraliltr., • . . • • 1 Srd i neVE l NT ~,, •? • ; i1•• •-t o ptii . DISTRIBUTIONIerAnts WittliN NAVAL FORCE. - . .0•11. • V te-1' • . "4 .''" ' er: n W I TLr IC C1V2"...7 7: Z . 4 = 0 Xl,l wzot.Bpi:. - ,_,,r ra . n 1. a II j- z., 4 . ; a r- - N'..2.-,;.... ?.." 6 7, - g l l ' * B - '4 , 0"4. -' s t jil 1 :3 F. 2v 2 `3 a. -.6 0 u a." -k* a ; - te 2" 4' ; - 2-21 0 7, --- ):' c ~ .R - .::-.na: .1 E 711. k J , A.F.IDELT.4iir. EFPs r ii. r...=•• iz -, s. • - i_al I fs Pi ..1 4•• 1 (..1 i r *t- s. z—it ~: 0 . 11 , oa. 1•0 - - to B •E' 2 2 n 4 es I • " P? 1 71 . ~ • if 5 :', '.• fi -, ci o • " • ; -... ry . f l ' 4 - A• : ! .. • E - .... . i : n : . ..... gIIS V I ;0,4,3 at I IF 1... VG 11. IMO lIC Ca, I Imo G 6 0 4. t. 4) WO OK ...tovei . 1 slail...te ; ~. I. Yr _Cr Cr ICS 0.. , 4.0 81. ~y~• a aiaft• .... ....t cc 1 tC C eft (40 CD 600 I L 't A • !•1 , MATRCION Y. IT is much to be regretted, but indisputably JIL rertail . that many perwmo of both sexes are detsrred frac ;niter, • into the mar - es..! state, by lourre;tlees, Adds delicacy tonsil- tto &setae ; tel there are not a few, who, h sing aireso.v -lan*" are reddened -isersble, for want of tome troika . ; pled;, , minim] love, •thoot which, kappiucte in this 'tate rs, at le a-t, very pees...ions •. It has be.nsatrerta .rd •seyttad doubt, t,..st these cirrumstances are oreasioned by a geaentl or partial relaaatinn or weakness la either set ; and st is egsally r th.it the e^ teetieee AROMATIC LOZ.:Nors OF ATF.F.L are the belt, if nit the only reins dy for this species of dchis lily. When taken into the sm. Acts they immediately dif fuse thee.. Alves, 'i kr a vapour, 14,1,40 every Imre% proden a s effect-. at OW • del l -lain', salutary, and perersanc..t. Wise; the spark of life begun to grow dim, t '.. circulation buienid, and • - families petritlysed, theme Ltistarges are found to give tune to the nr •-, exisdasale the animal spirits , . invigorate Me body, and re-animate the wlsstie tams. When .s% ensign to exercise, los , cr depravity of appetite, awl pallid rouble- apace, indmate epprnachi.ig con-empties. the delicate fe wide will he preserved, and restored to health and society, by the benign iallstencr of this medicine. When the delis noes of Imagination, or the force of bad example, nave tempted uuguarded yes ..ato the daemernii.. labyrinths 14 secret sensuality, debdito.rd hi- holly, or impaired his un dernarding, l'asse well protect 'him front linger ing Morose, use inartaitM of premature old nee. and a stretched dissniatims. Wise, by luxurious bisneposts, copious Paphiaa exeesses, and midnight revels, the sum and dau A aters dis-seation have brought on themselves debility. reins:mon, insbeeililv, mod a !nog train . 4 nervosa orisigulots, thr:•c Lozenges a ell restore health so. i siassur to the &Initiated f ;sloe, and cheerfulness and animaion to the miad. re- TAT; kItOMAT I(• •I.OZENtiLi OF S EFL are pre -111:4 s.eld b) is.. Or. sieuateol his house, Nes refouthrwaptuasson,•!C•osorsburs, sober•• :.•• may tx• roa mslted everyday pers:.rsit:ls. or b loner, eximen;.: the usual fee; also, by Appsonenieni, -.141 at Net: 4, Laetrile-MN Mr. Rlckard4 draggio. ONLC. 19.1, G (Dxford street, sr 1). -,reel .6. Oxt - hrtl-slreel...ppoot.• the r•illhenut Chrtr.p. tn.; Ciarder ; II vatass. 10. Strom, s• tt tL • Lpt..o.s; tiolde.ig. e itisill; Road Each isge; •14. th , di, t twapsosle kmar..tge. Piccadllir ‘V•41,1. it ; nisei no vi lierL; rise iu I.eot tan. s'rice ,s. .s. iu At the ahoy , Ogee, m e‘• Aso he bad, Dr. Senate's Treatt-r ea Febrile Complaints. Pre,. %S. tit.; a book satesild be read by every warned •• • • The Business of the stage to be exclusively comforted by the Sin Tr or Acting-Manager. except that all Engagements with Performers, the Amount of their Salaries. and all other ipecuniary Transactions, are to be rati fi ed by the Board of , Directors. If the Sim snhseribed shall be more than sufficient to carry the Ohjects of these Propos ,Is into Execution, the Simple shall he finessed in valid Ss-entitle:, and the interest added 1 an ....al , ‘, together with a Pirtiore of the Pratits of this U.- dertaking, at the Discretian of the Dimes/r;, after the Pro prietom shall have divided 10 per Cent. to form as accumu lating Fond, antis it shall amount to the Sam expelled In Baia Jag, &c. as .s Resource against Fire, had for ether Contingencies. • Two and a Half per Cent. on each Shiite to be paid at the -Time of Itabseribiog, f,,r the Purpose of defraying the Ex ' petters of proenrin; an Act of Parliament, orsoch other kgal Authority as shall citable the PI oprietors to purchase 'Land, Tenements, and other Property, on a proper Site for the Bedding t mid also to defray the Expesees of making horee"'-. Plato, Fsti nate* and sorb other Matters as shad seem II ce:sary in the Jteigreeid of the Committee nf Ma nagement. The remain*: I. be made by Calls nr Install- Meets of not move than Ten per Cent, at aay me Time, as Fir . hall he required to carry on the Undertaking. That the following Gmtlemen be of the Committee for cant ;ding the Alain of this Paden/thing. viz. : Right Hon. THOM AS SMITH, Lord Mayer elect. 110 a. N. srliwAß.T, M. P. RICHARD RAMSBO'r FOM. Esq. M. P. RICHARD CUMBERLAND. E-q. W ILLI AVI MARSH, Esq. CHARLES Hurrom, LLD, i J011?1 CURWOOD, Esq. .1 AMES TARDY, Esq. JOHN NEWMAN, Esti. CHARLES BROOK. 11. sq. JOAN %it Y ATT, Esq. And that they have Powers to- increase their 'Camber, not , exceeding Fifteen in the whole, and to receive Subscriptines, land to make Payment- tn those Persons whom the mid Com. mince shall think preper to employ to make Surveys, Plaits, Estimates, and melt Miter Mote* and Things. relating to this Undertaltiag, as the said Committee shall deem expe dient; and in ease of the Death or Resignation of any Mem ber of the Committee, the remaining Members shall be at Liberty to Lhoose mother hem Subscribers holding Tcn Shares. Subscriptions are receliod at the Banking Houses of Messrs. Marsh and Co. Reverts-street; and Messrs. Ramsbottoes, Nemeses, and Co. Lombard-street. By Order of the Committee, HENRY FRY, Solicitor. 14, John-street, Bedford-row, Oct. 30th. The Committee fur coodottiog the Affairs of this Under taking having nee to a Resolution to petition Parliament for Leave to erect a new and additional Theatre in this Me- tropells, state in this public Manner, that if •their Applica tion shall meet that Steens which they trust it will appear • to merit, they are fully purposed to employ every Means I BANKRUPTCIES SLYPF.RStDED. . which the Ability of their Architect ran suggest, for the T. Berry, Tolley-street, Southwark, tailor. Co npletion of an Edifice in which every Accommodation D. Cooper, Stockport,lud-masefacterer. shall be stolid thatcno recommend it to tie reel Faeroes of 'l'. !Bart, Bristol, ythartinger. the :Swim's' Stage :a a Playhouse spetillead=ropriated BANKRUPTS. to the Representation of ouch Oramatk 0 "Is and J. Ferguson. Karr-street, St. ileurgein the W r ist. mariner, such only, at m a y be calculated so off o rd.tiat naked Enter- t o surrender Nov. 14 . 14; Dec. 1?, at Guildbal . Attoeuies, tainment whica neither violates Morality, nor disgraces Ge- .b hisn. G repog and Pima, Angel-coart, Theorem-ton nits, and which alookis worthy to be selected for a Hellish street. . . . Audience, and sanctioned by the Legislature of as ealight- w. Ram Abe b sit h_ lane , merc h ant N AT . 4 11 s Ek.,..11 ., coed Nation. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. C. Y. held, Wood -street, The Promoters of this Undertakine were net led to it by Chee M pable. otives that hove any larference to the present distsobed S. Leties..jan. Barnes. Surrey. brokenaim A ,;_, 14, Dec. *ate of Covent-qarden Theatre, or to the onnappy Cates- 12, at Golielball. Attorney, Mr. Jmetts v Molliem-coart, .traphe that has befallen that of Unary Lane: such illiberal Gray's.lni. linpataii so. they insist Cillll4l4lV deprecate. Their simple J. Roberts, Ganlee-row, St. George's Fields; baker, Nits. Obi et is. to establish and corvinet or so authorized and ern- , 1. 11. Dee. If, at Guildhall.. Atteraoy a lds. Fertliet Bat. porrererlt a new and additional Theatre t.w acting Plays, sing-lane. • ... ~ . to.ii shall not be unworthy to share the Homer of tube'. P. Warwick, Fleet-street. tailor. Noe. 4 , Irk Der. 12, at lolling tto Cepitel , contributing to the hecooragemeat of Gaildlsall. Attoriev, Mr. Hudgins. Cleintlit'e- tun. - 1. tient limn to Science mod in Art, and opening to the ins- C. S. Milward. croak!, Mitiditisex. tallier, Nov-• 4, 10, :lipase l'qpul "ion of this v Ist Metropolis one more (aid that . Dec. If, at Oeiltikall. Leaden. Attuning, Mr. Dram, ail ,it . a r 'ell) Resource for their Enjoyment a that tigilostal , liter-mpiare. in :odd. hug Recreation which it has bete the Polity gall R. Main, Greenwich, door-cloth marmAteturer, Nei.4, 11, i .ii i ,,.. ;.. ~ .to all 4.44, sauce the late:olio' of tbe Drum, I Dec. 12, at Geldtmd. Attonsey, - Mr. Pearsou, Ehoomart, iJ pram OW Jail patroeloce. I Malik • . . . . 11 I LITA R Y PROMOTIONS. Orlisianre-Offics, Oct. SO. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Maltir-General Robert Draglas to be Colonel-Commandant, y ice Fate, di-iv:red. Date t September 4, 1809. Lieutenant-('morel John !tartan to be Colonel, Tice Douglas. Dated n' above. Maine Richard W. Unctt to le Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Burton. Dated September 1. 11109. Captain Edward Wonky to be Major, vice Unctt. Dated 11-% above. Captain Jobn S. Robison to be Captain of a Company, vice Worley. Dated as above. First Lieutenant Waiter C. Smith to be Second Captain, vice Feat!, deceased. Dated September 10. 1809. Second Lieutenant George T. Rowland to be First Lieute nant, %ice Smith. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant Samuel Phelps t a be First Lieutenaat, vice Miller, deceased. Dated September 18, 1809. Corps of Rovul Engineers. Gentleman Cadet Charles E. Prince to be Second Liestemust, vice LonSieV, promoted. Dated Oct. 7.1309. - Corps of Royal Foreign Artillery. Felix de Real, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice D'Allow vine, promoted. Dated Oct. 1, 1809. Carps af Engineers of the King's GenemnLegints. Firs Lieutenant Charles Wedekind to be Second Captain. Dated Oct. 14.1509. Second Lieutenant William Miller to be Flest Lieutenint,vice Wedekiad. Dated Oct. 13, 1809. Commissions is the. Royal North Gloueetter Regiment of Mi litia, signed by the Lori Lieutenant. Captain Samuel Pint Paul to he Major, vie! Ade', resign ed. Dated Sept. 1809. Lieutenant Charles. fireetetway to be Captain, Ate. Paul, promoted. Dated as above. Ensign Thomas Vaughan to he Lieutenant, vice Greenaway, promoted. Dated as above. Juseph Eitchinsou, Cknt. te-be ditto. Dated Sept. IS, 1809. (~ si. • • • • t t ?-q7,77 1.. There is a singular custbat in the -Wand of Portland, near Weymouth, whit+, altknugh a fact, is very little kniivru *wows us. The young men sod poured of that Island are allowed to co. ?titbit together, previous tn. marriage, and should :nci'llifipring be (he consequence, it is deemed it lint from Providence that the young folks shall : not marry, Ind the parties separate fur ever.... Iroultl, on the contrary, a child be the conse. •quence of this cohabitation, it is considered that .Providence sanctions their union, and the parties 'are bound in holy giatrimony. On this little Island the men are reckoned u 6iie and robust a race of as any in the World. The followiag dreadful accident treasured "on Saturday evening : As Mr. S. Stacey, of Croydon, was returning from town with-one of his sons in a chaise, the horse took fright, owing to • girl's ronnittk Qut of a cottage with: sheet of white paper streaming in her hansidiust before him ; eutleavourikrtn stop him' akelreitia broke, whew Aosta) leaped out and sustat:esl, but little injury; .bat Mr. Stacey in doing thisattie felt on his head, sand receive) so severe e-titligesion, that Ire only *attired about three hos* • twat.. • ./A tt _ _ 1 ~.r' i 1. A