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London, England, 1810-04-14 00:00:00

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NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
PHE Attention of the Public is most earnestly
.and respettfully solicited in a Case which involves the
happiness. end indeed the very existence of the Veterans of
the Stage.

The COMMITTEE who conduEl the Affairs of the
FUND at•COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE for the RE-
LI E} of ACE I) and INFIRM ACTORS,,and the Widows,
and Children of Actors deceased, beg leave' .with the utmost
deterencd, to acquaint the Patrons of the Drama, that the
above Fund Was established in the year 1776; •and that it haS
been supported by the Performers, who (with few except
thins) have eversince, that period contributed two and a half
- per cent. out of their Salaries. It is now eleven years since
tbcr.Coirttnittee have requested any aid whatever from the
Public,, and they had flattered themselves, that as their
Fund was increasing, no lattlierappeal would be:necessary ;
but an unprecedented inCrease of Claimants has reduced them
to the lamentable alternative, of either rejedingaltogether
any farther objects of compassion,. or of lowering the income
of those who are already supported by them, many of whom,
have now no more than • twenty pounds per annum. The
Fund, thus distressed, the Proprietors of the Theatre have
most kindly granted. a BENE FIT, and it is probablethat,
from an extraordinary combination of profeisional assistance,
' such a phalanx of talent may never again be witnessed on
one night at 'the same .Theatre7-yet, unhappily, even the
greatest probable receipt produced by this attraction. will be.
inadequate to the exigencies of the case: for annual difficul-
ties cannot be removed by the ten-tporary aid of one crowded
audience. To fund a sufficient sum for this most desirable
object is the ambition of the Committee; it is what they
have been long struggling to obtain, but at length, from the
circumstances already stated, they despair ! unless British
benevolence, combining with sentiments of Dramatic Pa.
tronage, will aftiod a timely relief, to r..scue this Provident
Institution from impending ruin. Itt,ny Branches of the
Royal Family have ben graciously pleased, within these
few days, to send Subscriptions for its support, several No-
blemen and Gentlemen he .e followed this benig,n example;
and should iae Vubiie ui ge.i...0al also 'exert its compassionate
bounty, by Subscription, the intentions of the Charity would
speedily bz accomplished. As it is not intended to specify
the,suinsi the smallest Donation will be gratefully received,
and only the Donor's Name added to the list:
I..FAVVCETT,
Treasurer, and one of the Trustees.
Members of the Committee for the present year are,
Messrs.. Wm. T. Lewis I Messrs. Charles Farley
Charles Kemble Win. Blanchard
• Charles Young .1 lohn Emery
Richard 'ones I ohn Creswell.
Samuel

S.ubscriptions received by Mr. Fawcett, tc„Lower Thorn.
haugh-street, Bedford-A -uare, and by the Gentlemen of the
Committee; at Messrs. Courts and Co. Strand ; and Messrs.
Stephenson, Iternmington, Smith and Co. 69,' Lombard_
street.

INTENDED STANIFOR.D- lUNCTION NtIVIQArioN.

A GENERAL MEETING of the SUBS(RIB-
ERS-to this Undertaking has been proposed to me by
-Colonel Noel, Chairman of the Committee at Stamford,
which General Meeting 'will be held accordingly atithe City
of London Tavern, liishopsgate.street, London, on Friday
the 27th April inst. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon -precisely.
I. 'EPSON (JODY:,
' • - Chairman of the London Subsct
St. lames's-square,- April 6, alio.
(gr The public and private Advantages of. this Under-
taking.are detailed a Work just -published, entitled ". A
Sketch for the linprovement of the PoliticA'Cornmercial,
atul Local laerests of liiitain."

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