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intention to submit to the Court :--
•• That this Coon. considering the great importance of a know-
Age of the Hindostarmee language to Eumpean Officers destined
to art with and to command the native troops in India, recommend
to the Court of Directors to take into their immediate consideration
the propriety of making regulations that no Cadet shall henceforth
be permitted to proceed to India unless he shall, upon examina-
tion. be found sufficiently grounded in the rudiments of the Ilin-
dostatiner language.
" We have the honour to remain,

" 1 our obedient humble servants.
" JOHN BONTHISICE (lit.ctlatsr,} Proprietors."
" JOSEPH HUME.
JOSEPH DART. Secretary.

EAST INDIA DOCK Ilt►l.'SE, JAN. 21e,
H E COCRT of DIRECTORS of the EAST IN-
DIA DOCK COMPANY do hereby give notice, that a
I; ENERAL MEETING of the ritorRIETORS of the said
('otnpany will be held at their Howe. in St. Ilelen's-place, Bi.
shomirate.street. on FR IDA V NEXT, tle 27th inst., at Twelve
o'clock, being one of the Ma-yearly Genital Meetings appointed
I y the Act of Parliament.

By order of the Court,
JOHN FA RRAN, Secretary,
N.B. The Chair will be taken at One o'clock precisely.

KING'S THEATRE

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formances of ANtA.ENT AND MODERN' 31USIC' will emu:
nience at this Theatre on MONDAY NEXT, and be continued
during Lent, for which occasion a splendid Orchestra will be
erected on the stage. In addition to various pending engagements,
the following eminent performers will appear in the course of the
season:—,Madame Bonini, Madame ('omega, Madame Caatelli,
and Madame Caradori Allan ; Miss Graddrin, Miss Povey, Miss
Veers, and Miss Love; Signor N'elluti, Signor ('orioni. Signor
I lend, PirOf Toni, Signor Planes, and Signor de Begnis. Mr.
Sinclair (his tirst appearance at these performancast„ ,lr. Bellamy,
Mr Roche (his first appearance), Mr. Pyne, Mr. Nelson, and Mr.
Sapid (his first appearance at these performances). Messrs. Mos.
cheles and Schuncke, on the piano-forte; Messrs. Spagnoletti and
iesestretter, on the violin; Mr. Lindley, on the violancello; Mr.
Dragonetti. on the double-bass ; Signor Ptizzi and Mr. Platt, on
the French horn ; Ale. Nicholson, on the flute; Mr. Willman, on
the clarion; Mr. Mackintosh, on the bassoon; Mr. ('hatterton,
(Pupil of Mr. Rocha') on the harp; Messrs. Darner and Norton
and Signori (lambed. (from Florence) on the trumpet.
The Band will be numerous sett cnniplete In every department,
Leader., Mews. Spagnoletti and Rophino Lacy. The Performers
in the chontsea, under the superintendence of Mr. Black (for the
English music) and of Signor Rubbi (for the Italian music), will
nano be numerons, and wisedd by the young Gentlemen ni his
.311j.isty's Chapel Royal. St. Paul's Cathedral. and Westminster
Abbe,. The whole performance will he under the management of
.Me. (loch's. Full particulars will be duly published.
The Performance to commenee at Seven. Boxes, 7s. Pit, 3s. 6d.
Gallery, 2s. Second Price at Nine.
The Opera Free Lilt does nit include these Performances. Banks
of the Performatice to he had in the Theatre only, price One Shil-
ling. Private Roses, Two Guinean each, may be secured by ap-
plying at Mr. Ebers's, 27. Ohl llond.‘treet.

P E REPRESENTATIVE, Daily Morning News-
-1 paper. will be pubb‘hect I.o.ll()RH4)W.—Publlcation
Office. No. 46, Fleet-street—Albemarle-street, Tuesday, Jan. 21,
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