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pPimmoommogilmil• ç6t49 , . . ...for - 0 1 t...4 37 z 1 / / - jr.e i) ''' d n 7 t t t! ... 1 fr7f..• :'. ' %'' I \ .:* 17171 477 111 1 At l l * till WI i (01 1 •-•--. . . . 1 . - • . . . . • I t ) /# . .r . ~ .. . ~. -----____, - .49 Is . l • .- • ST. 44 P . 1 1 4 .. rjroo * . . ~.....___, . ... .. _ --_ LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1819. NUMBER 5039. PRICE SEVF.N-PP.NCE. THRATIIR.IfOrA L, DRURY-1.4 S`ls. SIR. RE'ST'S EXHIBITION. THIRTY.FOI • RTH NIGHT of the ?Cm Tt:At; EDT. /VIE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON THIS EV EN I NG, MONDAY. February 1. TIM PALE muff:, CHRIST REIECTED, ST. his • , wen ,,,,,„ well perform (f„r the u g h PETERS FIRST SERMON, PAUL and BARNABAS 1 “,..) a brie Mistorieal Tragedy, eutilltol receiving the GENTILES. the BRAZEN SERPENT, the BRUTUS; CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with other PIC • DM. THE FALL OP TARQUIN. TURES and SKF.TCHES, are now Exhibiting under the . Immediate Patronage ofßoyal Highness the PRINCE Tie Music incidental to theree, be Mr. T. Cooke. CfiENT, at No. PA. Poll-Mall, near Carlton-House, Lucius Jeanie, Mr. Krllll j Mr. D. Fisher; seams rrery day from Teu 101 dot , li. 9 T., M. H. ; Ares% Mr. Peaky, Mr COW( V; Collation., Mr. Melllrlairb j Valerie.., Mr. By Order, H o lland; I,Scretioo, Me Powell; Hoeatiss Mr. Yarned. CHARLES SMART. Tnllia, .;,e. Giusti; Targoinia, Mrs. W. West; Lucretia, Mn. Itiohnoscoa; Priestess of Rhea's Temple, Mn. Brevetow. R. IIAYDON'S EXHIBITION OF lo Art I. the Procession of Targaisia is the Templet a 11.11. DRAWINGS fro* the CARTOONS and Tortoise. MARBLES, by his Pupils, Laaduser and Bewick, OPENS After which will be performed, fir the Beth time (what the THIS DAY, at Twelve u'Osek. at No. 29, St. Janers'a-sirrei, m anager thinks he is entitled to call) a new COillie Pall• sod will coutinue open ugly for Oat Fortnight, to Fcbru. tonnes. , un.trr she title of I ary 13. 1 HE SILVER ARROW; Or, DAILLTQUIN AND THE FAIRY PART RAYON. Al, o. i (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. E. Varnold; Tronce Hones Alo (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr Simms" pa s 0 .1 afterward* Clown). Mr. Fienithhy. nines:so No seonohar rank Colonildor, with a Solo no the Fla- I). Nil , . Tri , r ; Fairy riot Kamm, Miss Cooke. 805e0... 4 Ile taker. of Mr. Rialwell, at the Ito. jo w ly • f 14, Thea:re, front Yea till Tout., wirer 'nay be Lail u P. Itlie Bet ui.htly. The 111 ./ Tragedy of fiestas will be repealed eerry Even folithec notice, except Friday, when will lw tier. .• C.wilr Spectre : Atigr:a, Mrs. W. West (het first 111.1.1 11 Jr.ai ro it, 1114 Character). arw Comic Pantonsirne of The Silver Arrow, well he ri.ry Evening till further notice. The 191i1rpre•esstaiiou of the acw Dramatic Romance of 1104 , 1.11 Bell, wiil be duly announced ' , EAST INDIA HOUSE, iliqUAßi . a, HE COURT of DITtPCTOIt.4 of the 1 -UNITED COMPANY of MERcHANTS el' ENG LAND, traetiop to the EAAT INDILS, Ito hereby Otte Notice, Thot the COMMITTEE of arviNG and WARE HOUSES will he ready 1 receive Prolio.al. in writing, sealed np, nn or hefure WEDNESDAY, the tinh of Fe. hroarv, 1819, from such persons es may he wilLuq to ply the Company with • ItitITISIII AND SWEDISH IRON; f lUE QUARTERLY RE% IlilV will be TO.MOKROW. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRICAL FUND SOCI El Y. Tile Fourth Anniversary Dinner of tins S,,ciery, eras held on Sate lay evrinmz, at the Freemasons' Tavern ; . And tly.it the Cul:Wilma of the .441 Contryyt may be men upon apploration to the Clerk In the said Gounuttlee, with whowi 11w Proposals you .1 he kft before Licypn of the Cluck on the sent 10th February, after which hour the Com mittee will out receive any Trotter. ,JOSEPR DART, Secretary. ... _ . His Royal Ilichne,:s the DUKE of YORK in the Chair. The company sires nuniernits bryorid any former occaussum—all the talent of the different, Theatres contributed their varied and fascinating powers. Thy incrust, indeed, afforded peculiar grati fication, heightened as it WJS by the truly IWIIPV"- ICUS °hire, that called togruher the blends of elm. city—the liberal benefactors of that talent, which, after having.frlterl its Iroutre, would now woe in ob. .aeosity-and. wee s y . iLtt were isto•fwr the hurtairte and timely at liatlanaTicittd GR IND EXHIBITION AND BALE ROOM,' 97, OXFORD-STREET. NOVEL and Splendid COLLECTION of .1.11. CHINTZ, and every other description of ritruitures, manufactured and printed liy ItIC=S and CO. which nee w he awns ipaciasorrapat Ouir aph,rit Clirttpttettg, sod yin ietv, cannot he oritiall..l in London ; 200 Dicers rood Furniture% flat colour-, it le. pie yard; 2,000 pieces at 2%; :iOO ell-wide ditto, •l 1,4. regular price 4e.: 3.000 pieees of the most helatifol b.o.lered and other Chintz ever Bern ; Linings of every cohotr, at Is ; ell-wide ditto, MI. ; 4,000 pieces of Moreens, from 2a per yard ; Patent Mes MU I) titiask In all colours; Spanish Cloth, Silk An iinno,ltatc application is solicited, to such an oppor tunity mav 'lever occur azain. 37, Oxford street, facing Dean-street. Adonis.len lc—Description ed. K. D. F. WALKER' iv fACArleffl fort' ItS Ft of Rl~lli\TAl. PIIII.OsOPHY, will irenni;nilier at on THURSDAY F.VENING, February 4, at Ow Head, Catr.iiiin.ore. t, am continue on 'll and Maud tyg„ Thvie clove, will enibrire ninth new 410 in manic in Maz..einon, M. eh nor., Cl.ernistry, Keinti.itits, II volroPtatlC , , Litel I lett gutl FOrli fie stool, and A•ironnoly. Ti cm', Tarr Ice Trnoaftrable Ticket , , (toe Guru.; ; S.ngle ditto, 2.. Ott. To be had of Mr. Muni ovinionie the Ex change, an.t Prtn.peetisses risme. A new and beauliful EIDOURANION sill be rra.ly for next txtrt. iff: WI form d T I:KCOILECT! ! HAZARD and CO. SOLD :FIE 4 TR E-ROVA L. COVENT-GAR D[ N. T HIS EV fillilKG, \ION DAY. Ftl►rurry 1, • will be mete ±, the Trsemly of JANE MHORF. Doter'? flliicter,ll;.Egerton; Used Naming., Mr Young; Damon , . Mr Macready ; Belmont., Mr. Claremont. Miss Sevierville; Jane Shore, Miss O'Neill. To whirl will be added (for the 31s1 time), a New Grand Paatontime. called HARLEQUIN lIUNCHAUSEN; OR, THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. Ilsowt Attorchatoou.lllr.Sinamt.rs ; Harlegnite. Mr Heath; Sir 1:.t. r0 F r .e.tteos (afterwards Pato.ilnool. Mr Norman; M. Lod llosopy.H.owly (afterwards Chown). Mr.( ; an. Mr. tomer. Algoma Fragrantia (afterwards Colton. bi..*, Miss F. Dean. it. the rose of the Pattlominsv, a Pas de Trois, by the • Deports.. l'lsrr stir Buttes to lw takes of Zr 6,! Brandon, at tie Hart-m.. 4, from Tea till VOW. A Proiralt . VOX may ire had fur Ore Seamy, or niyistly, of Mr. ll.aroloo, at the -s: Thr 11. e Gonot P,, tomitnc, called Harkquiu Ifooebtoi.. aro. will o.l , •pear, d every Es , ninz. T...eneirow, tits Opra of Ruh Ruy Mselreegrfe, Ou 'Kr rinr,day, 'the Fowl of 110..0ur ; after which will be rev:verl 4...stelts thOTle-alre), I.l* * s the hi Th"'": 1 ") , T *m he Merg.ai's Opfirs; . C l eats' Marheath, Mr. lino t his Simi appear...Hee oo tin Strip); Polly, Miss Si-als thefirlolo4lllll.l. GmfilltauunioC sr The Giluq's Tr , •;.Ou : r .try Wrltstn, \lots Stephen; ; Meg' Merritttaf :Visa Suwervitle. A sea is is preparation, sad will be produerd is the course of t h e week. FOR THIA WEEK ONLY. ROYAL. CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. I' &lON DAY, Fcbruury 1, P and following Evening., at Haitian Six precisely, for the sixth tine is Ail country, THE AMERICAN INDIANC, of tl:e Oneida Tribe, who arrived lately in the ship Ptclfic, will exhibit the War Dance, Mode of Combat, and Hance of Pence, of the North Ansericau Warriors, and deliver an Outline Oration. After whirh /warmth time) • Romantic Caledua ieo Romance I. three art., called, THE HEA RT Or MID-LOTHIAN; Or, THE LILY OF ST. LEON! • D'S. Jolla, Duke of Argyle, Mr. T. P. Cooke • tie LairJ of a, qt r. ; Ogurdie Robinson, alias Staunton. Mr. Watkins; Archibald, Me. Fawcett ; David Denur, Mr. Clifliod ; Reuben Huth. Mr. &ornery ; Rat cliffe, Mr. Ridgway. Queen of England, Mrs. Dahlia ; Lady Suffolk, Mi... Bryan; Madge \VildAre, 31rs . Lgri tun ; Ethic Dram, Mr.. Hare ;.Jeanie Mane, Miss Taylor. Tu cuaclu.le rite a Cuuair, Heroic,Operatic, Trier, Pun. 1011111 MIC, Burlesque, burlett* SiactaculdE Patudy, muter t►e mie of DON GIOVANNI. With Munn% grand Overton:, riftwated with the original ACColllplitinentr. The Dames ruder Ike directioit of Mr. Giroux, obis will duce • Spanish Bolero, with Miss Sisir.os. Duo Giovanni, Mr. Gibbon; lA/11 1:.1 (;1110,t of himself, Mr. T. P. Cooke (their first appearssiee iu shone characters) ; Duo fitetasiu, Mr. I.ennaril L.ernet Ito, Mr. Faserillians; Bridegroom, Mr. Wyatt. Dunn.% Anna, Brookes. Tier Malt& Norm, by a real Pony (except in Ike kerenrl scene of art II.) rhea, being wade oP wood, it can only be snit to bye is the reprisals's of the Painter. Knave, 4a.—Pd, Is.—Hattprke at ',altruist Eight. Duties to be opened at Half-past rive.-.llte Perforterattea to eohcluilP by Llevess. STRAND THEATRE, THE SANS PAREIL THIS PRESENT MONDAY, February I, ,Itiriug the week, will be perverted (Itik taw), a Ncw Srritb•CorUlC Bur&rim, railed, t 11E HALF-I'AY i/FFICER; OR, LOVE AND HONOUR. Priacisisl Characters--Sir Felix Fairfax, Mr. Meredith; rsoiser Fhwid, .Ir Buckingham; Captain Fiirkwury, Mr. Jones; Fusee (his Berman), Mr. smulleli. Ji say Florid ; •11.• Le Bran; Aunt (!krvaist to Miss Isiefax;, Mts. Be •nirsoetler ; Muni Fairfax, MiiisSrutt. Mitt which, •i favourite eiinsic Barletta, Called, I HP:. (•4NJI I HOIt ; • OR, BLAISE IN AMAZE. Principal Character.—Bhiii.e, 11.. !Ant' hell first appear -. re in this Theatre" ; Lentos, Mr. Juhn Junes. Madame I' dru. , Mrs. Dal); Nannette, Mn. Bentetzrieder; 'Au t. ire, NI 04 Scutt. !i the course of the. Piece an incidental Dance, I. Mr. J. f”.“. bliss Harrison, (win the kines Theatre, swatted the Corp.' de Ballet. conclude with (311Ith lime), all entire new Melo.drainatic Comic Pantomime, called, THE FIRE GOBLIN. AN I) THE THREE CHARCOAL BURNERS! Piancipal Cusnic Clvirarters-31nxionain Waldeck (After %aids Pantaloon'', Mr. Daly; Martin ‘Valtitek (afterward% 1440, n ), :%1 r Kb by ; Gem 'afterso da ('lown), Jauua Jnnra , utberwme COIIIIIII6I II C 111 .11trrzk. t llu Waltun. In Smut" the Knot ing Festival a n d Kuril Fete, its will be introduessl, a Pas de Deux, by Ale. Kirby and Waltun ; and a (band Pug Srul, by Me. J.Junts, atiunirstlytin chursieteriatit Dance& r)IJ N I), in the neighbmithiffid of Flat-.ltem, A TIN POUND NOTE—the Owtier, by arplyil.R •t No. 15, Saliamity•strert, Siruml. may have i t semi , by ovillg the Number. unit payiiig ull rxpeuses.—Apply hum 1:10.v.lo till Three oTAuck. KING'S THEATRE, lax. 2S, INI9. IN cOnseeptener of aline seintlit!mis It, l lating to it Fr•rformsuce which took laser nt oho. Thea. Ire, July 6. 1815, fir the Beurfit of the Waterloo Fund, Mr. WATERS begs to solicit the attention of the Public to the annexed plain Statement of Figores, and he will feel most amt. Gil to soy person who 54'05.111 point out any error In the Subscriptions, w h ich lie liments heir): under the hr. ressitv of publislutiz, to repel the infamous calumnies mi. poled to Inns DR. KING'S Tiniffitt, JCLY 6, 1815. To Rectipts fur Waterloo Fund, as per Striatum of the J ulies or their Agents, iu Soliscription Book. 'Her Rov.l flizltecsa the Duchess of York, Lady Fraser, at t ., l'iramin., Earl and Countess of Dsrlingiroi, laird Mountjoy, 101. 104 each £S2 10 0 Duchess ut Wellington. Mrs. Rigby, 10/. each 211 0 0 His Royal 'Highness the Date of Clarence - 4 8 0 111 , CUlitliess Diullty-and-Ward - 7 7 o Lady Collingwood„ Mrs. Sneyd, C less of An. trim, Mc. R. Leicester, Lady Geoi ge, M. Win. Mitchel, Mr. Toth!, Jou. To, king, ssss s Mr.. 51. trick Hoare, Hoe. Mrs. Villirrs, Mrs. Lock wood, yr. W. Smith, Sir Henry Brydre, Mrs. Gore On Mr Lloyd, Mr. 140,91... Free, ,Verelics orris') eh, Count s ase‘C.o..litess C T., . . Novi, Mrs. Densistrund rrall, • Mrs. ROmsdeu, Mrs. T. Chaplin, 1..41, Lloyd, Lady G. Cavendish, Countess of Aylesbury, Colonies. of IV3rwick, Mirchioncsa of Down . slitre, Slarcltioriess of Anglesey, Duke of Bean fort, Marquis of Worcester, Earl of Clooroell, Couutess Csidigan, Duke of flueeleugh, Coon te.s of Chatham, Duke of Grafton, Countess of Stlllon, Marchioness of Salisbury, 61. 6s. each 239 9 0 Mtrehiutiess of latianlow - 0 0 0 Mr. Evan', Earl of Se:Arbon - nigh, Mr. Blown, Mr. Burgess, Mr. (Amidst. Lee, Sir George 'falliot, 5/ 5.. each - 31 10 0 • Hun. Mrs. Bagot, Mrs.Orby Hunter, Marquis of H. *460, Sir U. 51ackworth, 51. each - 20 0 0 foluuel Doyle - - 4 4 0 Mrs. Lam., Mrs. Low and Mrs. Bushliy, Mrs. Stanhope, Mrs. Puwnev, 3/. 3s. each - 12 12 0 Tu Subscriptious, ou twine 15 2 0 417 1 - 53 11 To Receipts at Pit Entrance, as pci Mr. fitley's arridavit - - - To Receipts at Box Entrance, u prr Mr Bejaia affidavit - - - 9 9 0 .. To Receipts et Gaper,. r.ntoince, as p, r Mr. Doperl4lll*s aftitheit - - TS 5 0 ---,-----,.. f 558 6 0 Pia CONTRA, JULY, 1915. Charges for Materials taken wit of firuidlil Stock of 11.satre, Labour, &c. and mod by the Treasurer appointed uuder the Court of Chan , rely, sou that Court, 14. — Fur Lighting Theatre in usual way. Trophies, 831111.10. &r for PrOCt<iolUall; Postiog Bills; Hire ttf Rocket Lamps, Breakages, Oil and La. b.le for Racket Lamps to Oltuninnie front ;uol iutraiur of 'fbeatic; mid LaMar for Ikhltur Transpire rich s o f hi s M a j e sty, hi s Royd Highness the Puuee Regent, Om Duke of Welhigiun, Britanisia Trampling ins the Head of Rampart., NMI sultrl.y ushers; Print ing Address. Programme, :ac. ; FlttiuK up Triumphal Car drawn by ther i? Horses; Trap. pings Decorations, 8:r. fur ditto; Trappinzs Decorations, &T. for Horses rode by Tium• peters, as Heralds; Shoring up Stage through out, 11stei tats cut to w a ste :toil allowed for re turns, Cal !miters' Labour, 5.c.: snu.ity Mate rials, Pirating, Carrot. y, making and fixing extra Barak, Slopes, lee. fur desreatinsg Car s used in Flatlet composed expressly fur thr oc casion, emitted " The Triumph of Ca-sar:" Military Bends, Advertisements. lac. isc.- 1:341.1 0 7 By Charges paid by Treasurer, as per Receipts to hoards, Soldiers 14 Processions; IR, Morris, IV. Foi• • ter, Music Cims ists ; for Printing Bills, Circulars, and nods ; Re freAkmentt for Work-pruple and Pert; woo , rs 113 t 1 4-459 4 11 To Balance paid into Waterloo mod - 99 1 1 (Signed) JOH N BRO M LEY, Isle Tres rrrrr to King's Theatre undue the Cum I of Chancery. Al.t. the £O,llOO Prises lu the Lowry befirre last, and Another £30,000 Prize in the Lottery Just ended. HAZARD and CO.'S °See., 93, &Ira Exchnime ; 26. Counts'll ; sad 321, Oxrottl-strittl. TUESDAY. FEIIItUAItY 19TH, 2 of 120,002 Matt be Driwie, AR the Lottery of Only 6,200 1 it kok brgi , l2 and finoilms that thy. To PERFAPTORILY Re r SOLD. pu ,,I::::,1 to ord... ~f the HIGH COURT or CHAN. CF.RY, made in a Causr, 31`COLLOCH against COLE HA rot. with the Approbation of WeMain Alexandre, Earl. °tie of tlu. Mawr. of the said Cools', at the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in Sauthamptourhuilditsea, Chan cery•lasie, Loudon, in separate Lot., on TUESDAY. the 16th Diy of Feb, itary, 1819, at Due "'Cloak it, the After. noun, a carbon FREEHOLD HOUSE, ittoat.:l No. 53, in Upper CAM Smithfield, in the Comity of b11.141e- , x ; sod two LEASEHOLD 11 ES. UAGES or TENEU ENTS nod PREMISES, situated N 0.53 and Nu. 54, so Alilrate High street, In 11w City a lArielit.n. P. toted Particulars °lit root may shortly he had, xratia, at the rattl blaster'. Clitsinhera, in Sou thamptoo.builditigs aforesaid ; of Mr. Potts., Solicitor, Na. 5, Srtjeclit's Fleet. , ,treet; of Messes Sasith and Ilenderatio. Nu St, I 1114 a-street, Goudatitu's.lielJe ; antfr.o ViomV.3lt, Miuorico R. Parrs. in.istift% r J. Serjeaues Ott the elth rthruary will be publi4beil, WO. 1. of lilt UELI'IIIN CLASSICS. with Li the Variorum Notes appended—on whirl. day the price will be raised to new Saki:6l , er*. Present price, Igo. 'mull piper each part, and It 164. large. To he completed in 120 Pew's, 12 Pens to he &livered every year. Present Subscription, 615 large "el %MOIL TO he edited and printed by A.. 1. VALPY, Took's-coun t Chsticcry•lane, where Names are niiiietted to be sent. NEW PERIODICAL W'ORK. On the Ist of January was published, No. I. price la. misl on the Ist of February, No. 11. to be continued Nlntithly, rritlE CHRISTIAN R M EMEBRANCER; IL ov, The Churchman's Biblical, F.cetesiastical, and Literary Mo.eelheny, which is iuteudrd to combine the pe- Vf Ilrolltlet'S of &I Alagazine, a ittli•W, mid ass historical Register, and may be considered a Theological Register for general are. Printed fur F. C. mid J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Patine Church yard, mid Ni,. 3, Waterloo-place, Pall•mmll, to whom all conissiuntentinns are to be mink. Said also by all lionkhtlwes in the United Kingdom. Lately was published, in L... 0 volumes, flim. is boards.' i. r HE ORIGIN. PROGRESS. and PRE- M. SENT PRACTICE of the BANKRUPT LAW, both iu Euxlaud and Ireland. Stfillltl Edition, much eu lamed and improved. By EDWARD CHRISTIAN. Of Grey's Inn, Esq. Bareister nt Law . Protssr.r of the laws of and Chief Justice 4:f the Isle of Ely Sold by Clarke sod Sons, Portugal-orset, and by all other Booksellers. Alen. hr ,he same Author, price 16s. in boards, 2. PRACI ICAL INSTRUCTION% for PROSECUT ING • COMMISSION of BANKRUPT, with Ilse hest Modern Precedents. 3. A VINDICATION of the RIGHT of the UN IVER 1111TICS to • COPY of evtiy NEW PUBLICATION. Third E4lif prlft . 4. A COMPI tni: TREATISE on the CAME LAWS. is which it is fully proved that Game has always been, and is now, the pruptily ul. the occupier of the hod, encept is Particrilar cases. It contains the last Act of Parlimerit respecimx buying Game, with the Aathai's O'servatiuus upon its inefficacy. Price 10s. dd. It. ler ti4t•iety. A lew minutes before seven o'clock, his Itnyal Righliesa entered the room, accompanied by the I.)iike of Sussex, ill. Marciiiia id Anglesey, the /arititis of Lionlico. Lord Holland, Lord Essex, the Recorder, the Attorney and Solicitor General, the Lord Almir, and x unmberof other Gentlemen; and dinner was 401111 niter served up to upwards of 500 persons. Wht-tt the cloth was removed, Now Nobis Dowinc. , was .111,e, by Messrs. Broadhurst, Durii.et, I'. Cooke, Evans, Taylor, and the whole sire tr-th of the vocal corps attached to Covent- Giii den Theatre. " The li:ne—" The Pliwee Retgerttn—" The Royal Family"—" Ike Artity"--lod " The Navy," were firunk with entliosiam; and folloi.,a by " f:01 rave the Kline.— " II Al, Star of Bronswick!"—" How merrily we live"—aud " Role Rritaiinta." TIIC Memory of our I lie Illustrious Queen," in soli mu silence. 'rile Duke of StiSit'A then row, and o h, elses i, that, a* one of the tct•-Presidents, it fell to his lot to propose the health of his illustrious relation who now fillr4l the Chatr. 11'heto the A s t4'3% given as a lt►set, Ihe name of his Royal Highness is tis omitted, though Isere, coupled with it but with applause. No one, indeed, t•ould look sit the events of the last few years, soil not see that the applainie was just. that not only way the Army indebted is. his tltustrtr►us relatilir, hut the country at large also; for the Conicavatler-itu-Cisief load non-winced lists, the artily economy and subriety.—(Applause.) —lt niti,,t also be gratifying to the co!• , itty to see him, whene►•er lie conk, spare a few moments from and each succeedittg year he bad sro the Meetbi more numerously attended, and the subscription amount to a large sum ; 61111 the funds were not equal to their object, end his {loyal Highness trusted the friends ofthe Institution would this day prove that their good-will towards it had increased rather than decreased.—/Applause./ Song, Mr. Broadhorst—i , Scots wha hue wP Wallace bled." The Royal CHAIRMAN then give, " The Duke of Sumer," which was drunk with enthusiasm. tits Royal Highness, in returning thanks, beg ged agans to cull the attention of the Meeting to its object. The gentlemen of the profession were in the habit of calling themselves his Majesty's ser vants, but he had alwiy considered then, as the ser vants of the pul.hc ; and he was convinced, when the public recollected the trnncendent talents which at present trod the stage, they would not forget those who had friquelitly excited their laughter, called forth their tears, ioid inculcated the finest lessons of nionslity„...-(dpp/ause,) Toast—" The Lord !th)or and the Citizens of tooduu.” The Loan Alaitta, io a nest speech, acknow ledged the honour door linpAdf nod his fellow-citi sans, who, he said, lie was convinced, would always he most ready to co-operate with their illus trious Chairman 1.1 forwarding the objects of the present Itistitution. Ile said, that to the Members of the Royal Family the cause of charity was greatly indebted—he scarcely knew of any ells ritable Institution in which the names of some of that 'lusts-tutu not v.-welled.. Fuad" for p or what tome might call it (and whit I am Itt !r competent to dit'i‘rr a nth proper gravity), a 'rhetori c I Charity Sermon. As this is not the place, or I ii, e r erun, particularly rpsolitied for snob an t iro% I itiost clouts inclulgeoce folio my brethren for shortening any t ronoil.sion, beg their permission to follow my own path. jreed lightly over the ground, deliver my communicatimis with respectful haste, Nod make my bow with all convenient speed. Has Royal Highness has so often graciously condescesoL ed to listen while I have taken occasion to expstiato en the valor and importance of this fund, that really feel it presumptuous in toe to attempt pu. - siting a subject which must appear so exhausted. Rot the same beilevolerice which has induced our Royal Chairman to dignify (for the fourth time) thin s tttt iveraery dinner with his .resence. will not wily, I woo, secure me his gracious pardon, hot bespeak for nit his Rov.l countenance soot protec tion during the appeal winch I em called upon to make. " To this fund (and mostly in this room) ha. been subscribed in the three preceding years the sum of i. 7291. Is.. 61. ; not only, therefore, is there a heavy debt of gratitude due from the Go vernors of the Institution, but, iii my meta, en imperious obligation to satisfy (41 far rot may be) every contributor, that his intention has been fulfilled. In the first piece, then, I have to commuuicete, that not one shilling of the principal has been touched, but the whole of this sum ha. been funded, awl the interest only applied to the purposes of the charity, so that a subscriber (wholi. I presume. mount he a lover of the Urania) has the satisfaction of knowing, that not only the present race of unfortunate persons dependaut on this pre carious calling, hut all who follow in our path. pa long as this happy country enjoys her laws, and to long as a play contrition" to he the rational smote meta of an enlightened people—l soy, to long the unfortunate actor !worth by his liberality. De votedly attached as /am to the interests of this land, it may be naturally suspected that I take a parliel view of the advantages likely to accrue from it, but al ready so much more has been achieved in the time. so much more substantial good distributed to our poor friendless brethren, than I (fearing ridictile) dared ven:ure to predict at the beginning of toy exertions, that I am sow, I frost, ororranted in be ingiess timid in my prognostication. I theref ire declare, that, in my view of tip *object. not only the providing for our aged lire - hien, their widows, and children, may he expected from this establish ment. but the permatient foundation will be laid for the greater decorum and respectability of the t profession of an actor; so that the rung and riving e 4 peg ear early unpression of what is right mid wliat i, wrong, I ant tune you will concede to me, that any thing that tends to the increased respectability of the Actor, must in some degree be beneficial to So ciety. And if I can %hew that this Fund is likely to operate to that desirable end, perhspa you will pardon my detaining you a minute. Of two longer from the enjoyments of the table, while 1 nvdic out my come. From the precarious tendre by which the Actor holds the favour of his audience, unit the fragile materials that qual.fy him for h s em ployment, he soon discovers th.d all he coo make by his caning mutt be made iu as chart time !is pottviblr. This puts him upon t and ex pedients that are prejudicial to his besitii, ttad sum. - titpes to his reputation. The first is 'mite(' by t;iu metropolis being too often robbed or ifs brightest theatrical ornaments (even of its young and intst highly-gifted females), v:lii:e they re tea Vet rte the roads on winter 'nights, to fulfil provincial engagements. If this Institution wily lessened the necessity of such slavery, it wpuld be groatly serviceable; but a much more it rl;lc rooted evil exists--an evil which, - iii the the:, tried! ocean, ie a -thOusand timet mere dan gerous, front being a sunket4tock,*here founder, %slide others pans unßsjured, Without ob serving it. This evil I hope to see our Film! erici • V.o, I. Solicitors his public duties, devoting them, as in the prasenl •I Mr. Jab; case, to forwarding the objects of charity. Hs concluded by proposing the health of the 11.03;11 S.thrilort Chairtnati. street. Was.Lbike4ifilloat returned ,hash. This wat - - -ArativarasivewriewmtrabrifirislialAitimis-amat-46hte, I- - performer will. at Isis first step, derive as inueli Aid- vantage from the moral good of this Institution, as dots the necessitous veteran now front the more grow buotot leas essential adsaintages of foot!, rai- a deeeac:quels tg _bits* his last upon. If the stage be a school where the mirror is held up to Nature—if vice is shewil its own iinJgr—pr it be a seminary where youth frequently take diets - . . . me, . colorbi wise pov.t-s• to 1 feel the ATKINSON'S ANIBROSTyr.. T" baneful effects r gem-rally lnowu . to notice at the bands of a woman who has invariably otiose mottling, tranvia, to remove these evils has IWPII of the Ambrosial Soap, which i. free from all itriintiog vegetable ingredients; it removes freckles from t h e skin, prevents !uxoriously soft, white, and even. And prepared with Naples Soap and I. ed. each. • nit fbfiogrilti Articles are presumed , know* %%Ti 41 re milueium., *TR,. VEGETAL hop attempts tlisre daily red hair on held rss whiskers tolark. Price tra,..-10‘tid.—a,„1 mwary a spurious rul•Po' l - • ATKINSON'S CURLING ! E BLACKING Imer 3 red by 1 , where it low fallen tor from illness, sac adopted • new Lid ") . those causes occasioning premature Ihair In curl noting exercise in " 1101.8611 N. damp we.ther. See various A is the centre, that they trust an ' l l E ssa y on the Hair, mnuee d r „ ~,, d difference of the h t w, which is an_ I a b ott l e . purchasers at uuce to detect I CAUTION —To avoid rosinierfetts, fur Fluid, Ike. as there are several servile imitations. , made by DAY and ; Said by the Priipristor,Jainia Atkinson. 1) , ”-' in B o uts-- Is., j Gerrard-stress, Subo.scluare, Lomita; ar by most Perfumers and Hair.dressesl is ,~► ~~ ~i s • , The the ung prat me, drisCr. go's(' my til be , uuii , uptm, hove gramme ride lir• that CA, 110iounteract the many Bitten to to impose ins the slummy Lion iNate?‘.luf the GENUINE (ILA DAY and MARTIN, they have ado] which their address, • 97, 111611 1101,9111 Is so enaupteuesody placed in the rent Isoitioo to thin, 2%4 the difference of I like all Letter-presb, silt enable purcks the imposition. The NEAL JAPAN BLACKING. ttARTIN, 91, High Holborn-, is sold sod 119,41 E tacit. ritable Institution in which the names of suave of 1 " - m • ,r, price 16s. in boards, i cite entirely. Strange as it may souk's! in unii.y that Illustrious Family were rietetrolled.. crloNs for PROseCUT- I ears there is not a greater thraldom to yoone in - :ANKltlitif, with the best " The Driiry.lsne Thratrital Facie •-- • tor limit his yurruit of'.what is miscalled nil snot, .1 Mr. MATUF.WS being called for a song, sang ...N..nealt (atpresent !WM sorry to be obliged to at!. w RIGHT of the UNIVER- The A ightimfak (dub in a stjle which called forth illy* it is elnost essential vent of his income), het iy N lin NEW eficATION. the loudest a I pp :muse. - .tlie expehence of many years has conviveed me :t. risE on the GAME LAWS, I The Duke of four: then gave— . jip•pleatitoh., litter which the young actor orreii ii GAIIIIr has always been, and •• Mr. Fawcett, and success to the Theatrical Fond." ifteeftfien 144 health, his reputation, Llid e f i ll . r . copier of the laud, eacept to Mr. FAWeETT roes and spoke as f o llows:—" Mae meftsuily,hieitappiness. Gifted pet - into with gr.-.t the last Act of Parliament , the Aathat's Oluersatious it please your Royal nighties, me Lords, and Geniis •eoet4 or coltiersatemul talents (in pursuit of this ed. ttemen. I rise to offer you my butithiLtheeks for phantoth). he is Induced to ,desert di. r•speetuitle this honour, dild if I might be permitter, after hay- circle of his private friend., for the story allot ieg BROSIA I. SOAP. ing expressed my acknowledgments, to resume my tempts/too of the tessera. This ditto's him film of t lice a familiar instance, look nut be lighter; hut it would be affectsnon in me tot his re+ ect4ilitg us a citteen. has been washing; their use a/ 1) • ee au , arna ultimately wrinkles; pretend nut to he -swore that my .brethren expect ; .1 hulk, then, with what dn-mint) I must vi?er the object of the Pruprietor more from me. 1 alli, elmn aware -tiWt this expecte- 1 the advimtaget of per est ab;i-hinctit, tylem 1 doc:..ins, ts repared by a lire pr.terw, hots is engendered by the kintlE:st feeliugs towards ; deft I have no 'doubt but this generul upload ••:, and consposeil of balsamic nie, nod tt is Aty over alka,tV to deserve their •E- i t enil, ent f iny. supersede the nrceleity of nteeerier lIIMII redoes* • hardness and • • (fence. that, at Ibis moment, pusses heavily .1 . 1 ..- all Pe . and th at eliemmil;e° l by the b •i e l i t is it rhatilieet, sad makes it square; me, mill vides-1)1re the little power 1 neigh *hp" tr. ; i 4*7-4 ', .if this Fund, the young am-tor will take his •velS. Prier sm. the i fur abasing, price ed.—h..- wise Posse*. to fulhil their wishes. But essitninfisees, i i stati6n society, respectishly suppeorti•d by tits \ le- Mg as I feel the tusk, while;l am II .tiered by their 1 gitimate t incortie, without the nrceseity of sesortg Presumed to he too generally good opinion, I win never declihe the sacrifilse of 'to estramAts means to cover his eaily rots tit : fur I my personal ease it iny humble endeavours te4llSlw of all foment beings who are the sport of fie tune. LE LoYF„ thanes grey or lii their wish, leartieularly when 1 know that *lS_►tre Deer have such a iiali . in life, impronided fur, its the Tit to a pertnitsieut brown Or Pill•lue anima. be (as at pleated) for the hoosAiir or their litolonsion. ialkflir.--1 wenn. when the yellow teal Idling stemmas FLUID, restores the hair mini the bullpen of then swell bret! , reu. Retied i Mrs the du no nor . of life is anis eil—wor retie r. I 'lite", PlTH•tralioN or "7 of Uptill, IlierehneDas-their oirgaof commtnileutionj 1 'wimp', Den Wihter, which Time (,(real it g with hie 'attire decay; it also keeps the nave sought amid have been (.411S4eil with in,iiiy snits irmill..n.l) points out between hiss and the l'ill stew in dancing or wallittig, or in 1 " eif its wens„ in ten venous an) fl them on Die , pihns tonal ,propeelts be I jettitt. l " ffaiiiii. Toi s is the moment when the act,* 1 01:1 1 5:1 "r esh bottle. Price 3s. 6d. u r ge d on din. °realist; literarily Med gnat nentain- 1 lidarsaliat surprise on what is I.E. and iltriel of iiidnity (which reflects the...54;11.g houraftessetheei)..;w, l l ie. to conic. All ether iirofessioos ropey Atrfeits, ass for Atkinsoa's hiss presented sue wok Duch a u tog 'rave?, int& Iron. Mlle. and ore led step by step I bei vitt imitations. that were thy to lie seined to JI. have liiewst rink ; hut the actor , no longer,: 1 , AlL:mum. Perfumer, No. f 4, mystelf collected, thins isdiliteDs would , ata.llll6 1., at' hold his game, is. like the poor old d , E , Lamina ; and by appaintieset, dressers is the kiitedus. ~ till 4 because it lecture oo the misfortunes of sai/N• treble, flogged Off by the hood of t:' it . ; . •;.• - , . , ... vi........ 4 ~. . s .. e,..,..... - • wise -+-'a, ~, ....e ~., .. 4 0 ,,, , so ..- is. 1 100- • - - a, ..„ . . slot be pretend mo►e from nae. timi is engende►ed ', '.a • 1 i ~: , t t" 1 1