The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-14 00:00:00

REBUILDING )F rims'.'-LANE

TCYUCE: :riven, that.the Stibscrip.
-
ti6o tot. /4ebuildin the late Titcattle wilt .close co ttie
lasi.. day cif thy lisent,ycar;
,and ..t1414„ no fresh Subsctiptiinis
will be niceived, or Certiiicace.S sealzZ;• aft.c that day; ex-
cepting tor Claimants undiscovered, or mrsettied with, who
may liees;after be desirous -of wbserib4Gthe: amount of:their
re;Tectice CompeusaLiois.
The`Cnintittee take this oppintimity to 'make the follow-
ing. st.ttement to the Stilicribers and to the Public.
of the Theatre, with all expencet atte,n-
dant upon itsnpening, was estimated by the Committee; in
their Iti4iort of October 1311,.at 150,0001.
The work has beea accomplished, and the whale Expence,
incidding lunch 'additional Pectiration, and many costly ar-
ticles, which could not be foreseen, including a larre•stock
uf- Scenery; Properties, and 'Wardrobe, has cost 151,67•21:
3ti. • , •

• The whole of which is paid, and the Co mmitiee do not
know of any outstanding unsatimth-d demand whatever.
The Act allowed one half of tl e Subscription to be taken
for the building. Mach less than that sum.bas beer! actually
so taken.

The Insurance Fund,' and.the sale of 'Private Boxes for 21
years, have furnished the balance.
. Private Boxes rituain, and Ore let fo*k, a Bent sufficient to
pay the Annuity to the new Rent,: the
Capital;
charge upon
th.o4, new Theatre, Pfsitles the interest of Capital; which ea-
pit tl, allowance passible fu:undiscovered claims,
and including to cannot exceed 2:36,00.01.
It gill probably tall short ef that amount. : .
The bands are payable by instalments; and, when dis-
charged, reduce the Capital to a sniff tery little above,
200,00:0. upoq, which alone, -profit will be divided.
The money the Committee were impowercd to raise was
300,0001.

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The Joint-stock Company have legal ptissessiom
A t-vry large amount. of compensations ,has been paid, re
leases executcd, and deeds delivered up. Very few claims re-
inain unsettied. . . , _ .

Money is vested in Exchequer Bills to satisfy some •prinutry
claims, of whiehit has not been -pussil)le to complete the ti-
tles and conveyances. Other claim; arc in course ofpayinclit,_
and all wig be discharged, as the arrears of subscription are
paid io. " • .
By the ,resat exertions of Mr. Benjamin Wyatt. and 'Mr.
Rowles, the Co.mnit t e were enabled to fulfil the expectatioU
they had held oat, and the Theati'e was opened on the loth of
October last.
_ _

:.I.t cPulitic eipressedtheir approbation of the .science,
and taste oi.the architect, and sanctiooed the selection made
by the Coma-lit:tee, •
• -The Continiite stiljoin an Extract of a Report from the
Sul';-cOmmilloe of Maul:se:neat, in which it is stated, " That
immediately then' appointment, the Sub-counnittee be-
gan to form a Compaoy, under the direction of Mr. Arnold,:
AN !tom, from the experience; of several months hi a most try-
situation, they may-maw confidently say, they .had the
good fortune to•ungfige as the principal Manager of the The.=
atre andthey•nrediappy to . present .a list of Perforthers*
compreirendiag so much professional talent in the different
branches of the art. •
" in the engagements they.havesanctioned they hav: been
guided,' by a desire to-act with_the utmost liberafity,,consis-
tettt jusiee to the property, and to thd profession at
large; and Wheie they have rmiled to effect engagements with •
persons of acknowletigedexeclience, with whom 7,reaties have
been opened,-such fannre has arisen from the huposibilitv of
soaking arratigerue,its, either as to terms or stipulations : 'but
they have promoted and atiiiarised-the endeavour to acquire
the additional sli}port :•4 all persons of distinguished merit,
who may be at liberty co join 'the, Until:any, at all tilnes,
VitereVer they may 1.;:' ; •
On th, s:: ,leer Free-mlinisSions, -in Oparting front
cash:ins, to great abuse,-they trust it
will -footed they ii-ve wUli propriety., They have it not
is their power to t• Limit any claim. of right to'Free-admis-
eion, without pro.n of its cgality:: and they have granted
as nutcll
.indulenee as they nave thought their duty per--
'r the Troorietars of other Theatres, and to Authors,
as their performances are acted, ormay be brought out, at
I)rin-y-10e ; to the higher classes of the Members of the pre;-
sent 'clic:alit:al Company, and to the eminent survivors of
farmer companies, vet iced front the Stage ; they have thought
themselves jitstiiidd in offering Fred-admission;; and doubt
not the approbation bf the Subscribers. or do they think
any On',!ection can be taken to-the facility they have been de-
sirous •of affording to fair and open criticism, by the tender
of Free-admissions to the London Journals, to the extent
proffe: ed., of two Free-admissions 'to each Newspaper. The
persons availing thenneadves of such proffer,of course, Coll-
fornii::,; to the regulations established fur io governmentof
all-Free-admiss:Qll'; whatever.
" These offers of Free-admissions to the Gentlemen ton-
' nected with the Daily and-Weekly Press, have in some. in-
staliCes been accepted ; :in other, cases refused with expreS•
sons Of rood-will, on the ground of On mutual and ami-
cable independence oh which it is So, desirable the National
Theatres and the Press 'should stand. In a few eases they
have- been rejected with marks of dissatisfaction.
,t" They sire aware the curtailment of indulgences which
had lung prevailed, and from time to time' very injuriously
increased, may have-'excited some ettimadversion; hut they,
are .emaitient,both the Press and the Public Will ultimately do
justic4to the motives of the Cdunnittee, and acknowledge the
propriety, and even necessii y, of such Ostrictiens.
• " The Sub-committee trust the Subscribers will think.thitt
in this way of courtesy they hare dune enough. .
" No Memihr of the Cominittee, ordf the Sub-coMmittee,.
excepting by payment for . a personal legal right, lays
any claim to, or exercises any right of, Free-admsssion to
the Theatre. - •
" The system of disbursements arranged in the first week.
of the opening of the Theatre', has been,strictly adhered to,
extending to every article -of current expenditure, and
cannot fail of being in the greatest dcgzee beneficial to the
ooncern:"•• .
•. . •

Soirscrihers in airear arc requested to pay their arrears
into the hands of Niessis.liammersky's, Pall Mall, Bankers
to the Company, in older that the accounts way, he closed.
All the Certiticatci of Sha&cs on which money has- Veen
paid and sealed, and may be had by application to the Secre=
tary,- at the Counnittee-room, Stage-door, Ti.eatrc 1140,
Drury-lan!;.

SAM UE,I, WHITBREAD,
(Civoinvit3)

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•
Theatre Royal, Drury-lane,
, • •
' . • Dec. 9, 1812.,
'''. The list. is too long for insertion in the Newspapers, but
will he iet round to the subscribers.

This ])ay was p,!!)lisheci,
In (''ne Volume; low° board•

j OSi and 'EMILY ;,'or, SNetches of Youth,
. Ily Mrs. li0.7,11:18,
Author of Moral Viccvs; or, the Te.lrscove for C.lll'..lrett.
London; •Pinted f6r Longman., Hurst, Rees, Orn,e,
Brown, PateCtioster-fuw; and J. Harris, clairch7
yard.
" The geucral style of this work is easy' arl n: -affected ;
the'Clhara.Aers are welt discriminated c:ontr:L;ted ;.the
" fliStory of a Fadellieant::," is impressive ; 11. e. whole
Pi-11114;460a is moral and :44-ractivc."—Mulalaylievittw, Nov.
131-2.
. .

This Day was publisl,',l, .
,
In Octavo, price' 1:1t. hoards, the Fourth E,lition of
psyctin ; - or, the. LEf.iENli of _LOVE ;
und :•!.iier Po.ii::.wt;. •
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11'4.1; an elegant l'in.t.e.tit of fli, A1...t0r. • ' .
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street. .. , . • . - , ~ •
• • A-few eopies of the Guarto Editiott may be ha2l, price 11.
1 ls. Gd-boa rds".. . . •
" For elegance of design and' accuracy of execution thiS
much exceeds any poetical composition of the present day.
`Mile the hearts of our countrymen shall beat- at the €,Nveetest
wounds of their native language, conYeying 'as natpre dictates
tht.e feelingS of the purest passions? so 1011.,S shall this tale of
Pselie dwell .on their 'ears, aod they sliail think the angel,
qui i.•• speaking.,'--.Monthly Beview, Ott. 1611.

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