Star.
London, England, 1809-10-28 00:00:00

Th, proprietors of the new Theatre Royal Covert Garden beg
av, again most respectfully to address themselves to the Public,
~ mare judgment they are sensible they ought in every thing,
*ran their power, to be guided. • They presume to think that
the present re:ttdatka of the prices of admission will, on due con-
s.L.eratbn, he found to be supported by/every itri..onnent of rtr.son
waljustice, as I are happy to nee that it meets with the apiwuvai
re a veryiarl.e majority of the community. Y jied`r,,prl,ctors are
• aiming at wealth and exorbitant gain: they ure merely la-
b nting tor a fair subsistence. It has bees authoritctivoly and
..s.actorily proved, arms the fullest and Uto,t impartial inves-
tiptian, test the adoption of the former prices wont! subject
tiara to a cert.: h loss of three guarter4 per cent, per annum on
their capital : but some persons have said that thin evil might be
e'viatcd by a system of stricter ceononty. If the Proprietors, in
:r.fction of the new Theatre, have erred on the side of ex-
r• n::, it has been, first, from an honest elesire to consult the ac-
coeni-odation, and ensure the safetrof all who resort to it ; awl
5r:1)017 (.Ithe public had a right to expect they should), td cc,
Let %tich performers, and display such scenery, dress.:3, decora-
rmt
&c. as might best contribute to render the exhibitions of
the eriona worthy of a critical and enlightened people. Under
• heat's can a severer economy be introduced ? The actors
te,Ja.:tit .ses cannot be expected to give their labours for a smaller
ortlynsation than they received in the old Theatre or than they
c .t: revive in Theatres out of I.ondon,--and the Proprietors have
I) able to undertake to afford them a greyer: nor
(hes thiprovect of such an advance form all Item of their calcu=
:utue expenditure.
Ir. the Scenery. Dressea, Decorations, Lighting, Ike. of which
curry ankle is daily increasing in price, V reduction of expence
is evidnaly impracticable. The undisguised truth is, that, even
at the present prices, the necessity the Proprietors are under.of
prraiiirg every thing new fwalmost wet y representation will,
with the closest economy, for some years materially roduce," if
sot ,oally absorb, their profits.

The Proprietors hope they shall not he thought intrusive for
2g.in Appealing to the reason end justice of the frequenters of the
'I Lure, to save all wha are concerned in it from utter ruin.
Thy trust that they shall not be disappointed in their contide•n;
rell.aire on this occasion, on the liberality, wisdom, and justice
oi great and generous nation ; and they are persuaded that, as
teliortunately it is nor at their choice to alter the present terms
i:tnission, which are as moderate as they could make them,
N. shall be allowed by their uninterrupted exertions to endea-
v tr as the only return they can offer for the patronage and fa-
sci.r they raquest, Wile they have the honour of evincing, by
tiicraiing efforts, their unabated zeal for the improvement of
atmsenients of the Public.

ISi•Irl'ITIION for the CURE of IMPEDIMENTS, and DE-
tELOPEMENT of the FACULTIES of YOUTH, IN:
STRUCTION of FOREIGNERS, CU cri VATION of ORA-
•roa Y, and completion of an accomplished Education.

I,f R. THE LAVAL L continues to. rbccive into his
II- House, a select number of Gentlemen who have any de-
ft, of utterance, either from orgitnie, constitutional, or otker
and to treat them upon a system of his own exclusive
in a way that conducts. with the utmost cerainty, to
t remont of such afflictions. Ily a similar system he IA also
to initiate the Foreigner in the idiom and pronunciation
^I the 1-anuagt, in a much shorter time than has hith:trto
fumd practicality. At the same time attention is pa../ to
re:ry species of erudition and accomplishment ; and Gen.l.nnen
the itsivennies, &c. for the higher walks of public and
I:1e, may, hr a short attendance at the Institution, be aA.
• it the attainment of such oraterkal, popular, and useful
..,riilments as may not have been attended to in those Sc-
.;

r Pnpil4, *kit impediments, &c. are superintended hr
.I.I:elw311, and initiated into the rudiments oT the Sciences,
• modern Languages. &c.
and Terms may he had or Messrs. Longman and Co
_ _

U. cc-row ; Messrs. Arch, Cornhill ; Tabart,liond-street ;
h • llulboni; and at the Institution, Bedford Place, Russell-

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