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RE.BUILDINC nt2' CIRURY-LANE THEATRE,
A 1' the COMMITTEE held at the Treasury of
the Old Theatre, in Drury-lane, on,Wednesday, Noy
So. it wt s deemed expedient to" announce to the Subscribers,
and to the Public, "toe his Royal Highness the Prince Re-
gent had been graciously 'pleased te comply with the earnest"
wish expressed by the Committee, through Colonel Mac•
Mahon. that his Royal Highness would 10,.: graciously pleased
lo allow the Bust of his Royal Highness to term the subject
Of their Corporate Seal, in terms of the most gratifying con-
descension. and that steps have been taken to carry the de-
sign of the Committee thus to reccad the high Patronage en-
joyed by the Company of Subscribers into execution. in 4
manner worthy thereof. Further, that a List of new Sub-
scribers has been sent to the Committee by Col. Mac Mahon,
formed, under the immediate sanetion of the Prince Regent,
and comprising the Gentlemen upon the EStablishment of
his Royal Highness's Household.
The Committee•have also to state to the Subscribers, that
their List receives daily augmentation, that claimants have
liberally and spontancously subscribed the amount o. the
bums for which they liii'vecompciUnded • and tint the number.
bf outstanding claimants has been father and considerably
diminished, by the aeceptanee Of the terms proposed in the
difetent classes. •
The number of New Renters signed amounts now to One
Hundred and N owes -eieht.
The Contracts tor the Building leave been sign'ed attd seal-
ed, and the Securities entered into. There ate near fit':: hun-
dred men employed iii ft,rwarding the Building, and they have
already made such progress, that the wholeeateitial walls of
the Theatre appear above the street, and the internal walls,
generally, are iodic ;sine st,,ic. The Moors iof the Green-
room and Dressinki, .:as, on each side of the Stage, arc put-
ting on and the wall.. of that part of the building are
raising
to receive the next tioots.
• The Committee flalle the satistaaion to add, that the
Architect, Mr. Beri)amiligyatt, unites unretiiitting attention
to his duties, with the prompt and skilful' performance
of
them's and that the work or Mr. Rowles challenges the
most minute investigation, bout in its materials and con-
strudioa.
SAMIU tVIIITBREAD, Chairman.
All Claimants upon the Old Theatrical l'ropi-rty, whose
claims' have not yet been before the Committee, ate request.
ed to send an account at their claims, addressed to Mr. W ard,
Secretary to the. Committee, at the old Treasury Office, in
Drury-late.
Subscitptions continue to be received at the under- men.
• tioned Bankers •• • •
Messrs. Barclay, Tritton, and Co.
' Rine, Hill, and Barnets.
• • Robartss Curtis, and Co.
Smith, Payne, and Cu.
Boats, and Co.
• Gosling, and Co.
' • Child, and C 0.,.
Coutts, and,Co.
Vs right, and Co.
•, , , . Drummond, and CO, , •
Bi,klulph, COcks, and Co.
• • Davison, Noel, arid 'remplar.
. tiorland, Ransom, and Co.
Berries, and Co.
Birch, and Co.
' , • Mallen, Nlageos, inatCo.
and 4t, IvleSStt, Mininersleys and Co.'s Pall- Mall, Bankers
to the Subsctibers,'
It is a, Joint Stock,CornP4ll9.!
Each SoosCriber,is Liable only for the amount of his own
SubscrptiOn.
A Subserippm of Five Shares of to7l. each, entitlis the
'Subscrils,n• tot Personal Free ,brill :sum fur Life. •
rill such Subscriber", will he ,:t lioeity to • -
, ulster their Per-
sooal Adinissio, to any Live.: *they may doll proper to
nettle, previous to the °pealing ui the 'I heat e.
Claimants upon the Old Theatrical Property, who may
have compromised their Clainiss are at libetty to sunset-the
to the amount of the sum for winch they may have coin.
pounded, in equal Shares of taole each, without payinent of
deposit.
All such Subscribers are desired to send an Account, in
'writing, of the number, at Shares for which they intend to
subscribe, to Messrs. lialnmersley and Co. Pall•olall.
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• CU MDIIRLAN D
TO IIE SOL
D :Y PRIVATi '..!ONTRACT,.
ALLthat Capital MANSION-UokigE and
LS.I. ATt., called BA RROL K LODI; in the
County of Cumberland, adjoining the high r03(1 front l'en-
rith to Carlisle, being seven nulea distant trout the latter,
andeleve:orOnt-the former; contain•ng goo Acres or MM.
ObOUU (exclusive of the share of Common yet to. be re-
ceived), of most valuable hleadow, Arablei and Pasture
Land, within a Ring tence, well watered and most beauti-
fully wooded, and in the Most perfect condition • the River
'Pettetell running through it for near twontiles'(one of the
hest Trout Streams in the, North of England), and on which
is t capital Mill lately. rebuilt, as is the Dwelling-house ad.
joining. The annual value of tlier,Estate is tliool. or there-
!abouts ; and when the full allotMent of f..:tntnon
For is added
to it by the Commissioners now dividing Inglewood t.
the val tied it is computed to amount , to above 24001. per
annum.
Such an improvable Estate is seldom offered to sale, and
is well worth the attention of itny,Noblonun or Genileman
inclined to lay out money in Land. The 'louse is in coin-
plete condition to receive a Family immediately..
tor Nigher information and particulars apply to. Messrs.
Graham, Kinderley, and, lloinville, Lioeololl.illll, with
whom a Map and Plan of the Estate are lodged; %rid to
Messrs. Mounsey ;htd

ESTATE FOR SALE, .
Upset Price unde r Twenry. )(Cali Purchase.
* , To lIE SOLD,
Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, on
11flontfay, the tlith day of January, 13124 at Two o'Clock,

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by Pulic Roup, - •
.11-IE. LANI)S .of EASIER' and WESTER
i: P R ESS, lying in the Parish of Coltlingbarn, awl Shiro
~t Ilerwiek, as mire particularly described Li wooer Adver-
tisements, with a Freehold qualification ' .
.
These Lands consist' of abbot 6Q,,. Acres, all,,Arahle, in-
closed and subflivided,oxclusive of .the GroUnd under Plan-
tations. The i,..ater part of theln are fit for raking Wheat,
and a larg: pr p , -ion is Weil adapted for the Tor,nip flits.
bands}. , , There ar.: ...9 Acres of rho' tug Plantation, II: thin.
ninga ut wined, will be itnatenialely 0500 to the property,
the grouter part bong twelve years 'old-. -Theregood
steadmg of Offices, with Threshing Machinery, -moved by
water, centrically 'situated for the whole property f hosides
which, there is a cointnodious Mansion I louse, and large
court et ()dices, al prey, ilt u.ieil as the !'teas Inn, one of the
regularstages on tile London road, . and let alsout two' years
ago at a: progressive rent, rising troth .10_1. to .1501. per
,annum. '- 4 - • , ,
'flue Lands, xclusive of
oft,he Freehol
d qualification, were
gif4estimated by r. Low, Wood mi. twar years ago, at a
fly
yearly rot of ail. and a price, 'act toting the Plantations, of
20,00 besides 17001. for the
Tlitn •lii4l Offices, and the Wye
been more ?ecentfy estimated by anOther respectable tidge,
at a rent of ro3jl. and at a price, itii.:ltiditlg 1210. or the
Plant alt All, of 15,73. d. eXliilSiVe of Ine Inn arid offices.
separi!ely vAiu,...l at a fourteen )ears.puichase of 'their pre.
scut relit.
'Ole whole fool now,be exposed It the to n upset price
,our
176 oti NA,11115. 1,1 the separate Freehold qualificat
mai:ing ill,stol. fir the whole. • . . ,
' . The stun paid far I‘linister4s stipend is, on art average of
y.,..., rs. .Giily t05.'60.-
he J.Jott Tax pits been redeemed, arid .any other burdens
T
are rnere t r fles,
A Purchaser tuay have itturiektiate access to the natural
possession of nearly,, the. whole Property, the greater part
having been tinder the, rnairageniAit of the. Proprietor for se.
• veral
.years, So that upon the whole, a More advantageous
op poi i ullitY fus.,t he invest merit of utoney - has , rarely cic
cui rect.
For further particulars application may be made to Robert
•Wilsorri - Aecointitant,- No. 9, ilows.weet i or Messrs.
Thompson and Floating, Writers to the Signet, Nti.B, South
Fteciern;k street, Edinburgh; or to William Cunningham*,
.
Writer, Utilise. . . .. , .• „ - ,
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DISCIPLINE.
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Ily LIETITIA MATILDA HAWKINS.
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