The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-29 00:00:00

T' EAST MIA HOUSE, JAN. 27, 1836:
COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST
INDIA COMPANY do hereby give Notice,
..,:that a QIr:iARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
7"JAIPAN%wiII be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on
02*Nza•rar, the 23d of March, 1836, at Eleven o'clock in the
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Co.
C. mE0.1,;;;o_.::_._111y
begLVILL, Secretary.
f, d leave to return their warmest thanks to their numerous
di .ends and the public in general for the very liberal patronage and
,support with which they have been honoured during the last four-
teen years. They have the satisfaction to announce that the very
lengtextensive alterations of their premises, so long in hand, are at
h ieOMPieted, and that they have now such spacious and
c
onvenent warehonies as will Amble them to execute all orders, to
any amount, with the utmost punctuality and despatch. R. Cocks
and Co. have Just published 100 elegant works by Frances Hunten;
150 ditto by Chalieu • and 2,000 other compositions, for various in-
-I)s_truments, by Beethoven, Bucher, Czerney, Berbiguier, Bellini,
camPagnoli, Dmuet, Dressler, Forde, Herz, Nicholson, Hummel,
Arublau, Mays'eder Hamilton Sphor Mozart, Tulori, Saust,
"ber.' 84e• New'catalogues 'gratis.—'2o, Prince's-street, Havo-
ver-squree.
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DA ItTFO----5171571RD cRAu, SHIP
CANAL, and Kent and Essex Ferry.
Capital 65,0001., in 2,600 Shares of 251. each.
Deposit, 2/. per Share.
PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE.
Mir C. MEoerrgan, l!art., Tredegar John Tacker, Esq., Dartford
4len
ItichraYd B en''
t sq ' SificP. William Tasker, t.sq., Dartford
5.. _ r crens, Esq., Si'jcup Henry Chaoman, Esq., Darenth
ii.• Verren, Esq., Sur..on-place Court Lodge
J. Ch ~g,,'„Ell lia,.,v) ey House Edward Hall, Es.q., Dart.ford Charles-11.-heetq,,,Lq'aul's Cray-hill Mr. Charles Swaisland, Crayford
Willia
~, ro Fleet, 1,..q
,ilaDwalretyford Mr. Edward Stoneham, Crayfbrd
Mr. Joseph Jardine, Dartford s'Allxxits—F.ir James Esdaile and Co., London; Messrs. Scott,
•,,oLiciT iz. -ward, and Co., Dartford and Gravesend.
cm-'‘ olin Hayward, Esq., of Dartford, and 13, Gray's
Inn-scptare.
ENGINEER-_Will am Tierney Clark, Esq.
iteitxTAßY—Mr. T. D. Robertson, 18, Austinfriars, London.
tr/artfbrd the chief market place of the rich agricultural district
°c_ Vire..,t Kent, and the most considerable manufacturing town in
the vicinity of the metropolis, possessing, besides its
well-known
tea;gtut,y,e,or,wfidoeurr,moilill,s, numerous other mills for the manufacture of
mustard, &c., also extensive steam engine works,
as 'n a direct line but two miles distant from the Thames, and yet has
remained to this day without any better communication with it by
le-watngther than is afforded by a shallow and sinuous creek of twice the
but , navigable only about the time of high water, and then for none
craft of the smallest burden. The same is the case with the adja-
bY
cent town of Crayford, so fast rising into commercial importance
means of its extensive silk and cotton print works. It is now
proposed ts
connect these two towns with the Thames by a ship
Zoa, capable of admitting both sailing and steam vessels of 00
ford s burclen at all times of the tide—to convert Dartford and Cray-
i z
la, Is_ cuect into sea-port towns. The distinguished. engineer who
dew,,,,t'ocu employed to make the necessary surveys estimates that the
411°---. ma be executed for 65,0001., and, from the reputation he
na,r4, y possesses for the accuracy of his estimates, great reliance
time ee Placed on the expenditure not exceeding that sum. The
'l, --he' required for the execution of the entire work will not,
it is
ell3°setl, exceed eighteen months from the commencement of the
- epriavations.
7zi„,;e tonnage conveyed along the present creek, under all the
0 nors-g disadvantages of the navigation, amounts to between
Part and 60,000 tons annually, but this is probably not a tenth
Zof the tonnage which would pass the Ship Canal. A vast
~ntity of produce which, on account of its perishable nature and
Ben'tni:certainty in point of time of the present navigation, is now
tabi Y land to the London market, such as hops, flour, fruit, vege-
lioe"' Bcc., would be at once transferred to the quicker and cheaper
The opening of a direct ancl rapid steam corn-
"over eatlon between these towns and the metropolis would, more-
114:1;:tullraveicance.
attract to the canal a large passenger traffic, which
be present no existence in this direction; and this again would
*poir,,ißtereda,tlY aided by the establishment of a regular and well ap-
rt, of ferry between the counties of,Kent and Essex, which it is
on the Present plan to establish in connection with the canal at
Klertakineach Tavern and Purfleet. Altogether there are few un-
"taro to t which offer such a certainty of a handsome and early re-
e c shareholders
Itte inhabitants of Dartford'
and Crayford have, at two public
Anini„sgs, dfor the purpose of discussing its merits, passed
sieribecTrisly strong resolutions in its favour, and have already sub-
111°11 of tn,?IY towards carrying it into effect. The plan and see_
pale for e "ne have been duly lodged, and every other preparation
"rliarn-coa,PPlYing, in the next session, for the necessary Act of
ter4..PP,licat'ions for the Shares undisposed of to be made (if by let-
in' SI naid‘
, )to the Solicitor or Secretary, of whom copies of the
1! arid more detailed prospectus may be had.

-4'''ollling to the mantic of Ludlow.—The Ludford Park
r.!ti• e, about 1,600 acres, encompassing the Borough.
Al. t
4. GEORGE ROBINS has the pleasure to
alepi,
_.atinouee that be is directed to SELL, or LET, for a
-,, of twenty-one years, ',Nell
almost
LUDFORD PARK AND ESTATE,
. ost environs the
The ~'NCIENT BOROUGH TOWN OF LUDLOW.
Zthe °Sent anwouncernent does not contemplate a detailed account
th-tehriinsfiPt,Y of advantages that are prominent features connected
Pftso4
euerno;eproperty, prefeTng very mayu,h the gratification of a
r m be said than prudence
lavp,.°ll4 lir ect troetcee;ecasorldnele Itm o will probably be quite sufficient, as
bl,tr.inary step, to state ;hat the.
-.JAIN EXCEEDS SIXTEEN HUNDRED ACRES,
11.illel;ThaTlil f which
IiIiIZIDARIES OF THE BOROUGH
'lle UNDER THE. REFORM
ise(l'esidence is very. aneien,etr;vi,nngd d 3plrinAc?pal pretensions are
at the same time that it abounds
Ziti, uPon its antiquity: b
104
occonifert. Repton s °genius has not presided over the disposi-
'w.iih
ideas;lil grounds, for is more of wildness than is consistent
1 they'are adorned by myriads of Ame-
Ilareat Vantsalndi flowering shrubs. Independently of Ludford
and
I* THE MANORIAL RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES,
/41.°f houses and lands within the borough are included. Indeed,
.th"ght glance at the plan will prove to demonstration that more.
,1 au half will be included in the present arrangement. There is
'.'"NY of Game (strictly preserved), fish ponds, well stored; and
rinve.r meandering through the centre of this fine pro.perty. The
3 slop is completely, although not expensivelv,
(i beside a select Library, a few very fine original pictures, and a
furnished. There
tellar of wine, worthy of
AN INDEPENDENT M.P. FOR LUDLOW ;
indeed, it would seem Nature, at a very early eeriod, destined Lud-
ford for this high honour
by a willing purchaser. * Immediate possession may be obtained
to traitineipals.ilonly will. be treated with, and the most satisfactory i-
wi be ven to all such who apply in seriousness. Let-
terrs to t):
Low_ . addressed, post paid, to Mr. George Robins's OffiFes,
1„, -"Jo, , where maps and sketches of the estate and them nsion,
'''Y ue seen.

Li THE NEW STRAND THEATRE.
Licensed pursuant to the 25th of George IL
4 With immediate Possession.
It. GEORGE ROBINS begs to announce to
Eal,4_4 the Theatrical World, that he has received directions to
rn to Unreserved Sale, at his Auction Rooms, in Covent-
hat elegant, Feb. 3, at Twelve,
vivant, nr,...'-ne,
iq 'and highly attractive place of Public
Amusement, the Xiceew
~ NEW STRAND THEATRE,
e 'whole
eat t h_P'.suant to the 25th of George 11. . Extending through-
the
It built
year, with immediate possession. was _by
„„Pr'esent Proprietors, in 1832, at an outlay of about 5,0001.,
""ikliniversally allowed to be for its size one of
, tit MOST COMPLETE THEATRES IN THE
"wis; t•hr. . METROPOLIS :
vat: liia °' a Dress Circle of Boxes, lately divided into Ten P ri-
Upper4ges, after the manner of the Italian Theatres, atandtcran.
togethe"re,le capable of accommodating nearly 200.Spec_
._-,
/30a ' 'vitt: Twelve excellent spacious and commodious Family
..., es, (sub. . voLapted f Ject as to two to the security. mentioned
below,)
OLrepjete
,tr.°! the reception of parties of six persons each, and
TIDGWI every convenience and accommodation—
"ieh FillT HER TWENTY-TWO PRIVATE ROXES,
ea
challenge a comparison with those of the larger
tiou fitted A Itefresh ent Saloon of the most nouvelle cons uc
, rn
Th lip to represent an
reewthe
cola EASTERN PAVILION,
mns of which, beautiful Views of the
Surrounding
c,A It r,
Country are perceptible.
`III4,c7ST CAPACIOUS AND COMFORTABLE PIT, .
%11„:d1f3 sitting room for upwards of 500 Auditors, with Pit
Aaw'h, Refreshment. Coniptoir, and other conveniences attached.
the Z,tellsive and efficient Stock of Scenery, will be found upon
, `elfe, which is considerably
*haat il_ Wider than those of the Adeiphi and Olympic, .
eptlle Peculiarity of its construction, (there being
sufficient
etrillt° sink an entire Scene,) admits of the production of those
--44 g effects, and
ViIt.IVISIBLE CHANGES OF SCENERY
leo have long formed so admirable a feature at the
The Rho, ACADEMIE ROYALE IN PARIS.
e of the Interior, as well as di° Saloons, Corridors,
Entrances, &e., are
Nth i /31IILLIANTLY LIGHTED WITH GAS,
qtachs regulated by a most improved and excellentapparatus,
1 Dress circle,
beihn, etcl to the Prompter's Seat—the Area of t.e t
The
k,i'si:iiurninated by Six Splendid Cut Glass Lus res.
complete,
411,1 th-ag 11°0res, Green Room, Treasury, &c., are
,nTheatre may boast of possessing one of the
With 'tST PAINTING- OMS IN LONDON,
all th ROOMS
T e necessary conveniences for the production
of several
Tait bt
Scenes simultaneously.
C°RATIONS ARE IN THE FIRST STYLE OF
411.istha 1, ELEGANCE,
--, kW
~---,een executed by the most Talented Artists of the day;
AleteU awing the comfort, compactness, and capabilities of thiss
perfecis.ltlrOent, its skilful internal arrangement, which commands
°allele, le,ll, of the Stage from every part—the absence. of _
little ',min its noisy concomitants—its convenient size—?n
it ea% tootle two desiderata, " HEARING and SEEING," it
I.
~Vration to assert that
he situ K THEATRE IS A PERFECT BIJOU.
Best in
1.0,41 '-'4OO of this House is acknowledged to be the .
leen 00, and the fact has been abundantly proved by the me-
eeasne trialf Prices which have distinguished it during the
we t's it has been op • is this a matter of surprise when
nor .
eett,,,....eeltider the Str. en
' which may be observed
-I.:* West cam of Population
~
and th t
this ard from the City at that period of the Evenin
botch „a Theatre is the first place of Amusement which
ie„_ fat
a rn
l'o all th . e-gnet of attraction on the Route. . .
A.„ ese Important and valuable advantages it is p
4 ALENTEh- presumed
Th AND ENTERPRISING MANAGER
ere are
al Must meet with decided Success.. .
4tteched to Dwelling House and capacious Business
Premises
eellre let
which
° the Property situate in Surrey-street, Strand,
"no io„ °L.
sum/. per Annum.
-est for which the Theatre has ever been let for
. Dramatic Performances, has been A YEARLY RENT OF £1,092,
It i 1
Being Twenty Guineas Per Week.
lise:. most superfluous to point out the great variety of purposes,
pt Wes those of a Theatrical nature, for which these desirable
0t j;3l,les are available
ORATORIOS, MASQUERADES, FANCY
~..INGc,"-, LECTLTRES, EXHIBITIONS, PUBLIC MEET-
tted "3, Stc.,
%liable advantages are offered by this Property, whilst from it
1144 ea_pabilities and commending situation it presents to the
O SKILFUL AND INGENIOUS PROJECTOR
Arne of those golden opportunities which so very rarely occur.
kicittoi; '.l he viewed- until the Salo, and Particulars had, of Mr. Evans,
or_ 0.
, 2, Gray's-inn-square ; Mr. Galbreath, Solicitor,
bai_.l), Routh-square, G -3.3,'s Inn ; and at Mr. George Robins's
'gees, Covent Garden. \