The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-11 00:00:00

On the late,calarrritotis destrudion of their property the
Proprietors, encouraged by the remeinbiance of runner pa
tronage, instantly and cheerfully applied tit niselves to' the
Erection of a New Theatre, solicitous uuly that, without en-
larging the tiderrce: part cri the - Editke,, it 'night afford the
Public inipruveitaymnintodation and.iseculic. , and at ..the
$ ime tme, present an idditfonf oinatrienfATthe Met i'polis'of
th: British 4: in pire. This, t nen must an x ious wish, they hatter
themselves,tocy 4ave, solidly effected, not only w.thin the
short space of ten• months fruin the laying of the foundations,
but under the enormously 'expensive i.usadiantage of circum-
stances- singulailY '.unfavourable .to nuiletibg.-- When it is
known that no ;esa. 2.§L11111 than tine liontiredand Fifty Thou-
sand Pounds basliCeit.eZpended; in order to reiZerthficheade
worthy of British: peetators, iffui of the Genius -of.their na-
tive Poets ; ----when, in this undertaking, the inevitable ac-
cumulation int; :at leAst; a sittold rentage is positively stated'
to be incurred ; and when, in addition to these pressing in-,
cumbrances the increased and...rapidly increasing -prices of-
every, article indispensanle to Drainatic Representations
conic to be considered,-2-the ProprietOrs persuade theinselves
that in their propcsed regulation they shall be honoured with
the concurrence or an.enlightened and liberal PLblie.
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PATRIOTIC FUND.
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Lloyd's, August 3r; 1309.
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THE COMMITTEE for Managing ' the PA:-
TRIOT IC FUND, have great satisfaction in laying
before the Public, the itesolutions and Address of the Sub-
scribers to Lloyd's, passed unanimously at a C;tieral Meet-
ing held here this day.,.., and they cannot out express their
hdpe, that as the truth and flee of the sentiments of that
reseeciable Body must be acknowieged, so the liberality of
their example will be generally followed.
By Order of the Committee,'
J . P. W EL 1 N Olt D. Secretary,
Amount of Subscriptions advertised ' - . ki6,§76 16 0
Whitshed Keene, Esq.,M. P. - - 21 0 0
Weibank and Petyt - . 52 to 0
Evan Law - - - - to to 0
john Fuller, of Rose Hill - , - 21 0 0
Mrs. Hey, Wingham . - - 21 .0 0
Messrs. I'raeds and Co. - - 10; 0 0
Edward Holland - _ - • sz, 10 o
Mina and Fedor - - - zos o 0
William Sheldon - - .. 25 o 0
Robarts, Curtis, Robarts, and Curtis - los o o
Charles Duncoinbe, of Duncombe Park - 200 co 0
)3irch, Chambers, and Hobbs - - zos o 0
Line' Hathorn, and Roberts - . toi 0 o
Mrs. Cooke, Woodford . - - ' 10 0 0
G. S. W., - - . - . •10 0 0
Colonel W. Kirkpatrick - . - 10 10 0
Kyrner, WTaggart and Co. - . . - to; o o
;oho Herbert lirownei3d subscription) . - so 0 p
David Scott and Co. . . - ~ ros 0• tk
Edward Carlite - - - ‘
so 10 o
Down, Thornton, and Co. - - ' .. ' 1/:5 0 0
Sir Thomas Maynard Hesilrigge, Bart. - 50 0 0
John Clarke, of Barnstaple - - 10 0 0
%I' Subscriptions are received at the Bar of Lloyd's, and by
all the Bathers in the United Kinhdotn. .

ST. THOMAS's AND GUY's HOS"ITAI.S.
MR. ASTLEY COOPER will begin his LEC-
tlilt ES on SORG ERY, on MONDAY, October 9,
at Eight o'Clock in the Evening.

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
GENTLEMEN Educated at the FREE GRAM AR
SCHOOL, in MANCH.ESTER, will be held on D-
NESDAY, the 4th Day of Oe.loncr, 18c9; 'at Mr. Vernon's,
the Spread Eagle Inn, in Manchester.
Those Gentlemen that purpose favouring the Stewards
with rheir cdfnpany on. the occasion, are requested to give in
their mules to Mr. Vernon, at the Spread Eagle aforesaid,
On or la:iorC Saturday. the 30t11 of September.
Dinner on the Tablz, precisely at Three o'clock.
101-IN SHARPE Esq.A 1)A N.l UV/OR-114, Esq.
Stewards.

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. ni.
published this Day, for john Murray, 32,-, Fleet.:street,
and Hatchard, l.iccadil ly, Londonl and way be had also
cif every Bookieller and Newsman in Town and Country.

ToNOBLEIVIEN, LADI ES,and GENTLEMEN orPER-
,
„SONS of CHARACTER, not engaged in Business, or
any way subject to the Bankrupt Laws.
"PrO HE SOLD for Two Thousand Guineas each,
TW 0 SE:A RES in a Concern of the highest Respeda-
bilit y, that will bear the must striel investigation, and is
likely to produce a handsome fortune immediately, without
risk and without trouble to the Purchaser, who need not take
an active part, or appear at all engaged in any kind of Busi-
ness.— References will he required, anii given.
Letters, with real name, and place of abode, addressed, post
paid, to Bohn ficathcot, Esti'. to be lett at the Bar of the
Bank Coffee-house, Cornhili, will be attended to.