The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-01 00:00:00

Jai;ii . On. The Pensioners at ad. per day, and those at 6d. to the end of the numbered Regiments. On TU EWA Y. the Sth of OCTOBER. • lime al 6d. fine the Keyed Garrison Battalion and ressrtin int Regiments and Corps; thaw at itl. and 6d. nod ail the Ca• val - y at 9'. per elev. Ow WEDNESDAY, the 7th of OCTOBER. Those nt 9d. per day, from the ht Foot Guards to the 60th Foot inclusive. Oit THURSDAY, the Sth of OCTOBER. Those at 94, per day, from the 61. i Foot, and nll the remain log Regiments and CM*" as also those at 101. per day. On FRIDAY, the 9th of OCTOBER. Those at li. Fee day from the different Regiments of Caval►y, with the Ist and 24 Regiments of Foot Guards. On SATURDAY, the 10th of OCTOBER. • Those at is. per day, from i.el Si Foot Goads, to the end afthennothered Re.tinietits at that rate. On MONDAY, the 12th of OCTOBER. Those nt ls. per day. from the Royal Garrison Battalion. and - alms like reashittisig Regiments and Corps, es also •those at is. Old. per dal.. _ 0 11 TUFA') the 13th of OCTOBER. Those ay.. ld. lid. 1.. 10. 1,.. . 44J. aattir.. Si. per day. On W F.DN ESDAY, the 141 n of OCT()NER. Those at 1.. gel. 14._ 14. IS, I S . 6i I. 1.. 6d. is. 60. Is. 74. IS. 710. It. 8. 1 . 1,. 84.5. 1,. 9d. 1.. 9441. and 10.1. per d IV. On T111..11%1)-1 T. the 15th of OCTOBER. .. th ol i e a s 1.. lU4d . p e r Any mat upwards. and those Pen Wooers who has, bees, admiilrd on arson'', of Plereela,as.. Is Riot ordered and dererted, ih.er all she fist Pearionetr. • betioittleg Do the said florpool. do pay particular attrotla so, their iworeetion., whit it spry are required to pretdove NI 114 time of toetusrest. by which obey are ordered to transmit so the rairoustiter.fieurrol of his, Majesty'. .I.sod Ilr Incite is I.nodan. Sibrir allidaviss as there it prtsreiteett, on or imasediarely oho/ every epodes. nft. *liberal which am lw ePtirwilf sirs tke Pay• Li s ts for awl. puh.rtiottil ()whole', mind they Ire 044 Otero/aids to clove 'heir parr " 11 '''Irt 1 8.• 41 . Ike* allidarrers. stitkikt net 'AIM Distils ins the same. Awl husker to take Notice. that in r mequenee of various Irritod. having been committed by Peniiitierrs in the Receipt of Pestrion and Prize• Money. is it. oriered Mat nil Pemioners SO offending skull he struck og the Pro•ion 1.1. t. and forfeit for over nil benefit arising from this Fmattlishment. BICIIA Nh:A Sccrctnrr. CUsTUM-HOUSF, LONDON, 29th Sept. 18;8. FOR SA I.F. (By Order of the Hon. the Commissioners of his Majesty', Cut•toma.) At the LONDON COMMERCIAL SALE ROOllB, Mirtring.lane, On MOND kY thesth, TUESDAY the 6th. W EDN ESDA Y the Pit, Tit ureso Y the 8111 nod. in the fallowing Week, on WEDSESDAY she list:, THURSDAY she 15th, and FRIDA Y the 16 it of O. taper. 1818. At Poe o'Cli ek in the Afternoon precisely, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. For Evportatinn. East India and other Foreign Prohibited Goa's. For !Tome Consumption. Tin, Coffee, Corea, Chou...tote, Pimento, Sone. and other Grocers ; l'amaribds, Saccades. Tapioca, Arrow !toot, !lone.. Was end Tallow Can 'le., ShellF, Drugs. Copper . piste. Calico Printing. Plate Glom, Skins, Tobacco, sots'''. Squitrel Skin Linings, Rooks, Vi,diuo, Band v. Itum,Geueva, COCA 114 ! Whiskey, Soy. Mangoes, %Vine. Prepared Medicine, Ivan, Cambric, Marlin. Pictures, Pti.;b:, Stvined Pt,per. Time. eces. Moth. r.cr'• Fowl Counter., Fall!. IIV.VS Will Wood Modelse Watches, and alb. r Jr vs.llery, Wrought Silver Plate, R. ugh Amethyst-, Snuff-boles, 'friokets. Timiter, kin. booboo. Boats, Copiog Store, Fire work., Cuali, (11)d pandry other Gond:, as inectiout d in the Cotalague. Also 16 Parcel, of 'Snuff. has.: g romained in the W.x.b:itbr he)ond the time liasite.t by lava. Clear 41111 Du ies. The Coat+ in be view d at Grose Posh, Watf rd; the Tn. bare , . and Snuff in tats &t 3 to 6,.4, at the cobkcro IrVarebon.e, London Dn. ks ; she F. r .+ork. Manglr's Mngazir.., Hark. is g ; she Debts. Tomb, r. NtiOnputv. 11 0 4., I v., r o pin g St-nr, as the Tobar... Geom.& Hughes huh. t : ad .11 the n P.er Goods nt the King's Warehio.e, Cs 44444 IS..n4e. awl at (.1.4w -3ord, and 11.inghtien . 4 Warehosis-It, low• r Titmors-sirert. The Goo& in the first (..ur dais VI iil ..e. 0 , . Vie* , ,•11 Thssrmfit, theist,- Friday the ths. Someday she 3d. and thu.e i• :or 1.1.1 three di..., on Saturday the M. nelov sit, P2lll. n,.%1 I tie,. dav the 131 1 . of Orinher, 1816, f lra &Clock in the ?dom ing to *flirt e in the Astern.mm, N. B. Goods I gm as this Sole mitts he paid for at the Re critter of Fines and Fin firitoress•otfire. Coss • -n or t e fore Saturday. the Must of October, 18:8, or sue Deposit. made thereon will absolutoly I yearn.. forfeited. Calabria.s to be had at she King's Warehoure, Custom house.—Prire One Shilling earn. IT must ever he t• the advantage of the afflicted to sake election of o Medical Practitioner who nun,* likely to ensure thrill the i•lieediest restorati 0000 m health. The another of rations who are relieved by Dr. EADY. of 46. Kole* street, corner of Dean —treer. Sabo, after }bowled, awl nik Interims Prorthinoer. had faded in th-ir attempt.. it is preaimeel entitles the Doctor to thus c.. tidenre which his industry arid terser/ream e in the arduous undertaking of hku profession roost oricinesiirinahly merits. Dr. Eady it consulted by poitesits of both sexes doily, till Ten ni 1.01. on us variety f prevalent at d esimpliented disorders, at 46. King-street, forret Of Dean. et reel. Soho. Joao putlilisheet. price 6‘. in beard , . T "E L GIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Com mentary on the indirwvetioria arising train flovnrin Frailty. in which the (';umem. Svreptcals, and baneful elferti of Log" Yeltlfrll. (1111110r11111P1. 81111101 e. S1 . 111111'1) WCllllllhti. &e. are fatly developed Part 11. e..e.t IMP some remark‘ ..st cer tain Prink Complaints, in p: ctiridar Sterilit% ; Plitt 111. era. Inures Practical Ohsei vatiom am Sexual Dettil.ty, Self Ahem., he. 4is Purl 1V.1411 Series Cam.* illnstrative of the pre eedinig a4.14jee6 . . explaining them in a familiar manner. and the whole addte,ted to the Youth and Matitriis of both Seta. By COSS sod Cu. Cum.ulilug %uremia:. May be bud at YU, Pnternuitcr•eow, Louden. and of all Sltobsellen. Mews. Golf aid Ca. are to be ennselled, as usual, even day. at their house; and Patients in the Country ate requebted to describe minstely the ease , curls:Wog a remittance for Ad vice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the World. 610;11 and Co: M. It. C. Surgeons, IS, Somerimstrcet, Flett•streel. Lunde°. MGR AUTFORLES HISTOtt Y OIL (Cnntimien). This day on. pablished,• In Ito.. prier 41.4•. in h Ards. • THE FIFTH VOLUME of the msToßy of GREECE; comprehending the wire Reign od Alezaa der she Great. Sy WILLIAMMITKORD. Printed fur f. Cadres and W. U:,vir►, Sir= Of whom may s,l.n be had. The FOUR PRECEDING VOLUMES* including the Hi•tnry of Greece from the i rolie4 Accoucts to the Death of I.lslip King of Macedonia; pike 71. 4s. in boards. Y. The same Woik, handsomely primed in 8 v015..11,0.; price 41. 4s. its board•. 3. An ENQUIRY INTO the PRINCIPLES of HAR MONY in LANGUAGE. and of the MECHANISM of V ERSE. Modern and Ancient. The Second Edition, with Improvements nod large Addition; Bro., price 7s. 6d. In boards. dny was yulaishesi. finbiscimeir printed in Three large Vols. Bvo., illuslrwttd w ish Wiwi nod Favtitnities of Biblical Manuscripts, trice 91. 2.. in hone*. N INTRODUCTION to the itTUDY mud KNOWLEDGE of the lIOLY SCRIP TUREEy%. THOMAS HARTWELL HORNE, A.M. • This Work. net whir Arlie A iithor hap hers enytood far ninny Iresirs. is. Bared to Bible R.n , ter. ererally. and to she Clergy issid ihn a prepnri. j for Holy Orstrrs in particular as n Manual of is hot L. loot shinnble in Itehlienl ?elected front the tobintrs of the mini *miners Critics. both British sod Fe. c r iin„ II ia eividrd into *floe , Potts. *in. .part 1 . C a .,,, r ri s e, a cone ise V... of the Gent/Mph" Pa• hrd nf iste.l%.llWl,l;.RrltOtottl. Moral, owl t• Sow* aOh atiiSt PhoOnlßili. , 4l l o Ilioc l / 4 41 &lege returdid AO* l'ort U. Priseifia 4,1 1 it.Oltstitottinn of he #404 TypiCid, the Gincrrd Writiop. Part 111. 1 apornpriated in the Airily-is of the Bible. in. elediag an Act-mint of the Canon of Scriptures log/ether vritts Critical l'refaces and Ilianp-es tu each Book, span an im proved plan. An Appeudit is subjoined. containing an Account of the Vriaripal M'.S. and Edition. er the 014 and New Testaments, ard other Bibliographical and Critical Infoiniation relative to the llolv Scripturev. Printed for T. Cad:ll and W. ()tries, in the Strand. had Thlt any wns Ore SA. ih.• S•rnnd Ft14ti.414 rl l ll K GA It ()EN Klt'S COMPANION; or, A HORTICULTURAL. CALENDAR: to whirls it an ...eve& on a I.lan never before exhibiteel. the GARDEN SEED ,od PLANT I.ST INI ATE t •tion ing the necessart gnaw !►e plot of Se► 4.. R or Plant.. in proviutim to the diate.ei.•tn of the groaned. Edited from etc 'origiiml out.eii..l of 3. Abercrombie, Author of the• " Practical fittrdent r," Ste. They have endeavoured to open the Theatre upon. scale of expeuditurebelost the least receipt evericno* n in the Treasury, in the hripe that, kith the ordinary SeCCPS, which has attended every season, they will be enabled to make a profitable return. The principle of reduction has been emended to every department; and they trust, by persevering Vigils ut economy, that the season may be caroled ibroagli with very little, if any, addition to the present stock of scenes, ward- rode, and properties. " They have made a considerable reduction in the expense of the orchestra, without any apparent di minution in its strength and effect. An Important saving has also been made in the printing depertment by the use of our own press. " The Sub-Committee beg leave to observe, in sup. port of their propped,* arrangements sad results : that the list season was curried on at en actual dimi nation of ripener of 2,5001.be10w the calculated ex. pendit ore. The sixpence of last season, which the flub-Committee had the power of limiting, was 45,2231. of a hich the charge for salaries, of all de• scriptions, was 29,6211. " This season the Pay-list is calculated to be' 26,6211. The several branches of expence are - ciliated to amount to 10,4181. Rents and tales, 3, making in the whole 40,0391.—50 d it will beam. Acyat endeavear of the present Sol• Committee, if theft ttlge lo the future direction or* Theatre, heb'conine tbss rapec . ce within that amount. 1 44 .. Tile . • rifitiolll7:ll44 have had to 10 quence of the interference of the Bill of Injoaction ; but they do not deem it neceisery, se an apology for the strength of the Compsoy, though (lie mention may well account for any deficiency in the state of preparation. " The 'fhestre has not been open long enoagh to afford any derivire judgment of the effect upon the receipts prodeced by the reduction of prices, but the surplus receipts up to the present time have esceeded their calculations. But the Sub-Committee must beg leave to notice one result, not before known in thea trical occurrences, the estrsordinary number of per. eons, above two hundred, finding the pit full, passing into the hoses at first price, who, at the high prices, would most probably hue gone to the pit of the other Theatre. 6' The Soh.Committee have kept their pledge, in providing the foods for opening this Theatre; but, they have found the credit of the concern so much injured by the late dissensions, that the usual cotifi• &nee they have hitherto possessed has been withheld, and they hasp only been enabled to effect the object upon their private guarantee. " The Sub:Committee now beg leave to refer to a passage in their printed Report, in which they state, That they consider themselves as only a component part of the General Committee, and es delegated by the General Committee, with certain limited powers.' With this view, they present their certified Pay-lists of sill the n ppnintments andengagements,sott led by them according to the provisions of the Act of Parliament, for the sanction and ratification of the General Com mittee, its the confidence, that they will receive th4t approbation with which the measores of the Sub-Com mittee have hitherto beets honoured. ' 6 The Sub-Committee further report, that if they continue its the management, they mean to proceed immediately in making a general agreement with tbs . creditors, allowing them to appoint their own Re ceiver, and to divide all the net profits, till the Com mittee can obtain from Parliament the powers which ; may he necessary to raise a sum of money sufficient to liquidate the debts by composition. " By order of the Committee ' (Si gne d) 4. C. W. WARD, See." ' [ft mey here be observed, this Report of the Sob• Committee was received by the General Committee with a very cordial vote of Thanks, unanimously passed, for their abilities, zeal, and indefatigable at• tention to the concerns of the Theatre in all its im portant branches—and especially for the very im portant reductions of espence which their persever ance has so. successfully effected]. There was also another Statement laid before the Meeting amongst the Annual Accounts, cilculeting the outgoings of the year not to exceed 36,2001. fairly opening to the view of the Proprietary, the speedy redemption of the Theatre from all its itscum. brassces. Sir TuoMAs TURTON observed, that as the Report had beets seat to all the ProgairtOrS, they probably would not feel It necessary In occupy the time of the Meetrog U pr4sent, as much remaiumi to be done. One of lb. fruptietory denied test be bad received weepy. . submitted, that the Select Committee RIO titigteto" When they hard fittialtad their labour. Wanking their Report, they wosid then become ettiodi dad titer were willing to be so. Mr. P. Moons deprecated the langtoge of MI Report, 111 more calculated to shake the infantile of the Theatre then any othercause. Ittepesteally itsaiet. ed on the improbability of theireter being able.. s py , their debt's, lad diew silk a discouraging pichtre of their affairs, as could not felt* to injure tittle In the public opioioa. • • • 'Mr. Quin contended thdt the idea of pertly rasa: retires or party feelings ought to be laid aside nil an occasion like the present. Th. / were bound to di.. vest thethselves'of all prejodices, sod to lewd a help:. ing hand to the Thestre ander its ditheulties. tiler were also bound to 'doi ostice td the'Sioci*l 'tee, arid to hear from themselves whit iota the con sequence of their exertions. Whether, as Mr. `Cocker had stated, there were any rniorittessotia. •tions IA the'pspere before theti, or *limber therd ler, not, be felt no inclination to discos, at this tin*, as he wet aware that it must here art additive. 'este ffect en thiAraimeny 'of the Misetitort Wlteek• take piece. The Hon. Mr. LAtito thoght It eatraardioary t ' that Gentlemen should not entertain a better opinion, of the Proprietors than to suppose, that an invita tion to meet was necessarily an invitation to squab ble. His Friend {Mr. Quin) could hardly mean by the harmony lie recommended, that they . should 4e. cline all discussion whatever: These letters warn sent, stating the fact that tech a Meeting was to be held, and calling on those to whom they were ad dressed to come forward. With regard to the ness of that day, it was well known that many ee. spectable Gentlemen bad been requested to allow themselves to be put in nomination, but no tie coold, be found willing, because they felt that it was _de graded to the situation of it minor.Tbeetre, if not below it.—(Some disapprobation was here shown.) —lie would repeat it, because he had heard it gene rally, and believed it to be the general opinion.--e With regard to the judgment of the Lord Chancellor, he was not present when it was delivered, buf from. • what he had read, he did not understand him to deny that the Select Committee hid no power, or that the Proprietors had not a right to appoint a Selott Com. mittee. lie only advised (hit another Committee should not be eppointed, without saying that they had not a right to do so if they thought proper. Lie concluded with declaring, that if the objection to the reading of the Report was persisted in, he lama read it as part of his speech. Mr. P. Moottc said, that his only with, either bt the course he was now taking, or in that which he had taken et any other time, env les see that the power of the Sub-Committee should tie established. Mr. Coots* remarked on the absurdity of sup• posing, after what the Lord Chancellor had• said. that any other Committee than the one Appointed. could act. Mrs COCKER said ha *as himself a Member , of the Special Committee. That Committee had bees op.' pointed by them, and now came foreerd to feat= them whet it had done. He would ask, wee there ever an instance in Which each en esplanitionvi as euced ? It r. COMO* eweld net ac any one *Need,* to the receiving' of the Report. He also was eesiefehe ea m mit so The Committee were the ereaforeetlat their authority, ehd they were pow shoot to *cement for their conduct in the emtrcile of the trust Which was reposed in them. No one had objected to the motion but the lion. Gentlemetr4 the sole Direclbe and Manager of the Theatre.—(4 laughs)-4t arws natural that he should oot.with to hear any other voice than his own upon tech occasions, bet she Proprietors he thought woeld acknowledge the ROM. fait of hearing the Report. al Coin. The question that the Report of the Sp eci mittee should be read, was then yet from the Chair, and carried in the affirmative; on the show of spew which, * '' .. • . . ~ . .-. • ' " . - . . . . . .. . , - - , Per • a , . •-, ; • . , . _ • .-.... , . . . • , . . IC A3I I i t - • ‘J= ) -A - Th. °-A A A 1k1 ' ). - .. . , •• . , _. . . . . _ • ta - 4 :: : 1t '4. 1r1 '1 , ." P . L ovifi., A ..,. "( 47.10.A.A.... A .. . 0. • • ,N..."'a• -1,4 1 re•-• r• .-ir le . • 4 "P t . N 16 ' . .404" • I, IN/:- : . .1 . r • • ..... : •,... .-r<: - . . .. . . . .... . 06 putoi.ra . , / - 42:111 , - , t ---:: .. , .. 4 , . -' :;.-: - • . , l• 'I i ? 1 t ii. . . ... . -- e O. . - taltit..)!firobiiinDon.•-s.--• . •. • ...,,...•. ...• 4 .. • 4/ .. .... . • . • . . ~t . , , • •i: I ba , ...4 • . • ' ' .. .fl/441,411 , • ~ • • la. . `MIIIIMI . 41 . .'q I , ` . • . . . • • NO . . 8948 to } . LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 , 1818, . . - •In ttrb *II% . :! mi l'rrtil i: ourtmaro .f I P - ',.aititt . its=a i m ai ss omary-,,-.............. — iv -4' - • . , • , ..- . .. , . - ---- - - -•- - --- ------ -- - -. • , 7 The Cause for &deb 114uresor ha b• the /ad, dad Stover died ea the eenfol A!" - .. ; , - ' -" ' - • ' - 1 t laid daillia 7 ~... ~74 g._•,..: 46f ..“ .' k • EAST INDIA-DOUSE, 30th Sept. MRS. EAI3f;V. INSURANCE`COMPANT. ' 4 ," They had previously, in concurrence wit h whole the .ill M t Mr. p W ro A p i r il i 4 f ai s e . d b . i i d lt b e r t h k e n. ! a si r old sit ha i Le it io; i s i l l t di o n ne ... t t o . .GIVEN,, that the ' opin i on of the General Committee, placed the T fig • COURT of DIRECTORS ~of Ike XTOTICE 1s II ERRBY rj anent COM PI Are MERGII4I9I ' letifi . r -LI TRANS?RR .... ._,, ROOK 4 ofthis COMPANY will besbut ,mniek ent of the Stage, awl i.a several departments; They *ere as geberally diaribeten lie clreurestanees .. Limp, fowling to ow zedbeie - 8, de 'seem " . Num iee, . r ha t she wzista. vo the ar nay of Notember nest, when • in the hands 4 Mr. Ssephett Ramble , *hose 'profes. Would permit. witt consnsence payment, betimes the , i ,,. . That Vie Liege ei torh Prfolnidort as 4 Ole CPM . i s "MAP hears of Westwood' Three, and c•mtinor pitying every follow- • SA' ~ .....al experience, integrity. and independence, jut; Mr: Lowell/x.4 iivkisti id 'kiln'' ' . Ivilid . all . 11tIV . ema il( ' he qvatiJied tireattl el the Crowe Striliitd: me Ma 41k int dry, Satardays eieepted, lilt thelOth Nove a sher mu, sad flied the selection ; and upon his recommendation, etpences .'f the last 11•114 all serf isitteded In tit Aa• Ap r il, nig, trill 'be moo to . be delivered ox Watissday, the ,nfterwards tic every memories Friday, between the same "rise .. • noun. " they-have formed a Company, which they entertain a canals contained on the kepirt? --111 a NeCefilie aegis ;•:' ..a. Ow Sept. 10, 1819. WM. BEETHAM„ Ike. confident expectation still merit the approbation of Mr. P. Moon* seri".l • 4,in Hill afilfmollei. JOSEPH DART,•Seetvierry. .4 . EAGLE INSURANCR C OM PANY . -Theatre, that approbation has been expressed in the paid ?.—cif bwitL) ROYAL HOSPITAL. CHELSEA, IVOTICE it H E R E BY EE GIVEN, that a GENE- . , Salt September, MIL 1.1 RA L' M F,ETI fi f l'it OFR 1 F.TORS, o f T en or o k. re .warmest terms ; and she Thsztre has gained, by the The I tio: Mt. LAidi . sisfli , ;i,o itetent the „Report IN Ps esti Of the Let of the 55th Year of his S iarrs will t, hld so the London Tavern, 11,4,, p4a ,.. engagement of one Lady,. an accession of youthful of the Specie, Committee. strict:TO-MORROW. Meld day of October. at Plo'Clock at i talent in %Progeny, long wanted upon its Stage. • . . i i ge ep o t Mnicity. by which it is twirled, Oat she Ont• Pe- Mr. P. hielfltit foie to 0411fi, Oki said !hit .ho - itiottetwaf this fiospirai l imn, in fatale, %plait, ap lou t ee tv. I n None, for the itorpor of eteeti.g FM, Director-. sad Two fr- . " And they have also bad the rare opportunity of spud object t o the ti t y . 04 8 43 fr om get „,,„. ;,,,,,,,A o r fi s tf.,earls• 8 New eie iselehy given. by Of. Auditors. told Cwt ./ saber woo" portant gal dm Der 4 ea .. per of tie Right filmostrible the Lords nod others, Constal=stml- • ' Srlntlie4t. engeging a Lady, possessing musical p.twers' of tllet a casopil i repiii I ta aV a iiago ca l li a t t ala a — Wai c a '•-•` t wftlivim IIigTHAM• 1 /H i reliFt? Iligitost artier, is the Qpeva Departs's*. . - . - • • ' era y,,. onm a g ritethe Arnim of the laid Nit sett . tb:.• nil th- * mo o mk t — 'lo a f& ~ ~.c iiti r , -,..vw- -t-nw,. ~ _• , vi.,.,. '*".a. Oat-Ferwinares' Ore' 44 4 "'inn% i" 4 ' "Zip 41 PkhOvske ai V - - "*J - - l i ctig -.--.-Yrir-r - -A --. -'' ' '''' " lige Sii&Cooimil leer rigrEh re g ret tilit MY '. ,M. t a gikit i pit . 44 . ortirlimp At the i e s es e ~,i 84, 4 e, e gar ease of ilioriodity, Art grope snappeie rrers.m. Thib Villlimesis rice Ir. board, no longer the names of some distingekolied favourites edopirof by the Hotisersbte . Gentiemio. Thera was . a l ! aid reiglatentally. with their fostruet ~ne and Certill. ;des A CR.ITICA I, GRAMMiIit of the •FRENCIT o f Adoiteina • no the Seceeterv's Office In the said Itospitsti. on of the Public upon their Hit ; but the necessity of re- to his knoWledge many onfounded statementS AA the respective Das, and its their differeat Choirs, according fp A. had it‘GLI)M LANGUAGES, w ids Tabular Racial- im .b. .teems n:ileS of Fernier. ns itmlerweationed s when at. 11,105 I filleiliAßl to said she lingii-h Student ia the ac q uire. trencltment on the one hand, and stipulations incept- forth as facts in the Report already befnrti Hanoi • trodoore will be given re'nn Ten o'Cloek in the Morning, as errsti of sh e Ne v e: ego / t h e p., 8 .h.l 4ineenr , Ro g to give the patible with the regulations of the Thiatre befog re. and it was only fair that they should hate de oppot. , . the Afternoon, tor the payment .4 n Quarter of a , French Scholar a banal , site. f *he ling;l4 Tinge. • yoked on the other, have placed it out of their power til Three in Rs W. HODG•ON • lenity of Compering both. lid had given as bil Oa. Years Fension in advance to the Shit December nest. . Oa MONDAY. the sth of OCTOBER. j 1.-alen : Printed for John Saner, School LibrbiY, 13, St. to renew those engagements. . • ton for opposing the reception of the Report now _ ........, ._......... Z.. 1 ...... A... ..A .1..... _... AA *lt Ikon osui of PaurtChorrh.y . ted. "They have endeavoured to open the Theatre clone submitted_ that the Select Committee was eatirtet.- Ire cal- asked for was this, that-they shoeld hear whit tifeir 3 9 0001 '. own Speciel Committee Esil to gay; hs ittlf44 , 4St • Ille ear - they *bight , knew Whet it Committee eppeintisl"br i they. tkeemetvei; led ripe *** f *46 4 "10 i ' h e a t" , Preiseinni t ipurft ' . • '`il to W illa Walt . . V ' . . _,,..„... L .., A . .. k k i g. ' , * ~ 4w# gad M. itedi/Itidli"COY — eitl7ll4l biIIVPFTIFIFft. -- • - sense- Isis hina.,•addressid'hy Mr. itohisis le many o the .coon ; 'Preprietori,' iliiiii was breathing the same Spirit of -i, ogy for , Harmony, isicultati4 lIY the Gentleman Who spoke , " ea " 'list. - lie the r ead the letter, in which ke.called spots. t 'tale o f ill Isis friends to attend •on ihat day, hi order to i,J struggle for their interests at the ballot that sin to 1 i .. 1i .. ny ‘IFAN, llud Gardner t Bart.. of Wormleybury fleos. Mimed for T. Callen :Ind W. Davies. Sirml. Landon; W. Marko ood, lidoeborgh ; nod .f. Cumsnioz., Of willlllll Mal: a 1..; he had. The Plt A CTI r A 11, (;A R I)LN Fit ; or. Improved System of Modern Horticulture. S, od Edition ; puce 91:. 1e board.. This thir pohlishrd. In One In , ge prire Id-. in hnnrds. THE CONNEXION of NATURAL end RE v A LEI) TiIKOLOGY t being. nn Attempt to lustrotte the Evidences an I Onetrires of Christianity. by their iielation tu thr durtive pll4 utiphit thr Iliunnis Mind. By the Rev. E. W. GRIN FIFLD, Min;sfrr of L•atrn Chapel. lia.h. Prirted for T. Cadet! and W. Wisirs. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Yeaterday a General Meeting of the Proprietors of D•orv.tsne Theatre took place at the Saloon of the Theatre, pursuant to public Advertisement, for she purpose of ballotting for six new Members of the General Commit , ee. Sir Thomas Tattoo was called to the Chair, on the motion of Mr. Peter Ninon.. The show of hands havi►►g unanimously dec►ded in his fdvnur— Sir THOMAS TVKTOS expressed his high sense of the honour they had done him ; but submitted to the consideration of the Meeting, that as he was one of the Members of a Committee, whose conduct might possibly he reflected on, his appointment to the Chair might be incompatible with the defence, which, in that e.•e, he would he called glints to make. f After a few observations from different Members, Sir T. Tattoo acquiesced in the decision of the ►Meeting. - •l'be Advertisement by which the Meeting was eon vaned having been then read— Mr. P. Moons presented the Report of the Sob. .Committee, which, after some difference of opinion l as to the point of form, was allowed to be read be. fore !bey proceeded to the ballot. The followiog is a Copy of the Report : NM September. lIEE REPORT OF TIM SOR.COMMITTEK TO THE GENhILAL COMMITTFE, BUD AT THE GENERAL MEETING THIS DAY. ig In pursuance of the recommendation of the Ce• nerd Committee .. on the 28th of August last, the Sub-Committee have proieeded to carry the mea. sores determined epos oti that day for the formetion of the Theatrical Establishments of the year, ettir4he opeaiog the Theatre at riodoced piker s iota Ont. imc