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The Public are respemfully info . . , .
FLOWER. MAYOR,
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NEW THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT7GA.R44, . A, COMMON COUgOL, holdes in .
W cHAM-
WILLI3II OPE • '
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ON MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER. is; 1809, . Friday, the 15th day of Septeinber, 1809, '
with the 'Fneedy_ of . I Resolved unanimously, That this Court Will celebrate the ap-
MACBETH. • proaching Anniversary of his Ms3EVri's Atceesion to the
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_Lreh. rent and appropriate Scenery. Dresses, and Deco- i Throne of this Kingdom od the 25tk day of October nest, being
1V.,1 e::•: The overture and Symphonies between the Lets by I the day on which his Mai-rare will enter the Illftieth Meat of
''''s;o' The Vocal Music by Matthew Lock. his Rein.
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Duncan, King of Scotland, Mr. CHAPMAN. , Resolved unanimously, That a Committee be appointed, con-
mikoirn, Air. CLAREMONT ; Donaposits, Mr. MENAGE, sisting of all' the Aldermen, and a Commoner out of each Ward;
Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE. • to consider of the best means of carrying the said Resolution ism
mac", Mr. C. K EMBLE; Barquo, Mr. MURRAY. effect, and to report their Opinion thereupon to this Court. • '
Leaox, Alr. CRENWALL ; Rom, Mr. BRUNTOIt WOOLITIIORL.E. •
Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS. ,
Gentlewoman, Mrs. HUMPHRIES.. !'IC FUND.
Hecate; Mr. BELLAMY. LLOYD'S, Aunt
It.i,cheo, messes; BL.ANCHARD, FARLEY, SIMMONS.
for managir
To ',dish will be added the Magical Entertainment of
, Seat satisfaction
THE QUAKER.
Address of itu
Steady, Mr: INCLEDON: - General Me
Lubin, Mr. TAYLOR t Solomon, Mr. LISTON. press their by
Gan, Miss BOLTON; flotetta, Mrs. 4.I.STM. -. i of that r
Before the Play, .. • ' . silty of theit
• An OCCASIONAL ADDRESS • 'i.... - Committee
Will he spoken by iblt KIMBLE. WELSIC
Tat PROPRIETORS, having completed the NEW THEA- _
TRi?. within the time originally promised, beg leave respectfully .
so oat to the. publick the absolute necessity. that compels them
to mall, the following advance on the prices of admission—
FIRS I' PRICE: HALF PRICE..
foxis, seven Shillings Three Shillings and Sixpence.
PI r, Four Shillings . Tiro Shillings, as usual.
The LOWER and UPPER GALLERIES ;w:11 remain at the
old Pricts.

. . "'PATRIOTIC FUND.
LLOYD'S, AUGUST 31, 1809.
trke. COMMITTEE for managing the PA-
-2- TRIOTIC FUND, have great satisfaction in laying before
the Public, the Resolutions and Address of the Subscribers to
Lloyd's, psssetl unanimously at a General Meeting held there
this day; and Amy cannot but express their hope, that as the
truth avid force of the sentiments of that respectable Body
must be icknowledged, so the liberality of their example will be
generally foamed; By order of the Committee,
J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary.
Amount of Subscriptions advertised - £18,371
6 0
Henry Hoare and Co. - - - 105 0 0
1 George Polhill - - - 55 0
Brant and De Lannoy . - - 52 10 0
His Grace the Duke of Portland - - 105 0 0
William Wilberforce-, Esq. M. P. - 21 0 0
Lord 1:1e Dunstanville - - 52 10 0
John Bagwell, Newington Place - 50 0 0
N. P. - - - - - 1 0 0
Goslings and Sharp - - - 105 0 S
IR.D. N. 1.. - .. - - 21 o 0
Lord Viscount Dudley and Ward - - 105 0 0
Messrs. Child and Co. - - ' - 105 0 0
Thomas Gildart, Finchley - - - &2 10 0
Rooke and. Kerslake - - - 10 10 0
Glyn, Mills, Halifax and Co. .. - 105 0 0
, I*--Subscriptions are received at the Bar of Lloyd'a and by the
Bankers in the United Kingdom. .

On the late cakmirous destruction of their property, the Pro.
pricors, encouraged by the remembrance of former patronage,
btsfantly and cheerfully applied themselves to the erection sif a
cheatre, solicitous only that, without enlarging the. audience-
part of the edifice, 1 might afford the Fublick improved accom-
modation anSsecurity, and at the same time present an additional
ornament to the lVfetrikiolis of the British Empire. Phis, their
most anxious wish, that-flatter themselves, they have solidly ef-
f, cted, not only within the short space of ter. months from toe
laying of the foundations, but wader* the enormously expensixe
dlsadrantage of circumstances singularly unfavourable to build-
in,..-Vilben it is known that no less a sum than one Mindred and
fifty :bonsai'd pounds has been ezpendesl in order to render this
Theatre worthy of British Specta•nrs, and of the Genius of their
mhtive Nets ;—when, in this undertaking, ti inevitable 'accumu-
lation of, at lrait, a sixfold. rentage is positively stated to be ht-
curred;—and when, in addition to these pressing incumbrancesi
the entreated and rapidly encreasing prices of every article indis-
peiviahle to dramatick repreoentations come to be cot:sides:od,
the Proprietors persuade themselves that in tlaoir proposed' regu-
lation they shah be honoured with the concurrence of 'an enlight-
ened and liberal Politick.

FASHIONABLE DAIICINQ,by.I*. ALLEN,
privately taught, at. N 0.19, Sbyrrarc,l-street; Ocikkolukie,
to Ladies =I Gentlemen.otany age, who hive nelretlearnt tket
accomAstiment, or have inn the modern styl,.
Mr.Attep's system of teaching is expressly studies' for those
to whom it is an 'object to acquire easy that fashiogialtiti
ire g: steel society:expeditiously, privately, ands t.staperier
style of grace andifelerance. Those who, do not' want private
tcesi:g any Kam ass; small expence, with a respcntablo set of
Glj the public ;ending evenings. Professors of dancing
taag'at themust des* fancy dances, and aU tke superior parts of
thy prafesaion. Tbetabscription Awn** 'are eTet7
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A LADIES. SCHOOL to be DisPoscd of; is a
most eligible aid healthy situation, within 40 miles West of
Losdr, The House is in perfeci !VP*, 161 has a good Gar*
and l'h mune Ground, and more Land maybe added at the opttdal
of the Purchasee.

Korn but Principals need apply to Mr. Abrams, Stationer,
liiedr Temple-lane, Louden:, and letters are requested to be
last-paid.

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SATURDAY, SEFFEIIBEp, 16, 1809

P4tt:ol4-At4, LOYD
RN, SgAem.kr 13, 18*
' Art cdPArilaraent,l9 Geo. 3d, Chap. 123.
WHEREAS by the Section Sth of the above,
recited Act it is provided, that upon every Order for to.

ceiving the Prize-Money of a Petty Officer, Seaman, Non-com-
missioned Officer of Marines, or Marine, the following words
shall be printed or written before the sane shall be attested, viz
" Take Notice, that no Prize-Money can be received under this
" Order, except by an Agent duly licensed in conformity to the
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" Third, or by the Wife, dite of the Parents, or Children of the
" Grantor ; and that every offence against the said provision di•
" the above recited Act, is punish;dde as a Misdemeanor." Aaar
whereas by Section 13th bf the raid Act it is further provided,.
that all Shares of Prise end Botimy Money of the persons abOv4
described shall be paid by any Order in the fOrm or to the effect
set forth in the Schedule to the Act marked (13),.but as it wears
that in the said Schedule marked (A), annexed;o the Act, die
aarsisobove requiied have fre‘ emitted, I hereby give this Po&
*1446 IhereOf, to prevent the inconvenience that might other-
wile arise, as well to those entitled to Prize-Money is to the
persons licensed to receive it, in order that they may in all'cases
cause the above stated to be inserted in the Order before attesta-
tion. By Order of the Treasurer,
JOHN SMITH, Paymaster.

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