Star.
London, England, 1811-10-16 00:00:00

NUMBER 7678

NEVER ACTED.

THEATRE. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THI6 EVENING, Wednesday, October 16, will
be performed, a New Musical Drama, called
KAMTCHATKA ;
Or, THE SLAVES TRIBUTE.
*With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Music cum-
posed by Mr. T. Wats it: The Overture by Mr. WAR!.
The principal Characters by
Mr. BARRYMORE, Mr. I.ISTON, Mr. YOUNG,
Mr. C. KEMBEE, Mr. FAWCETT,
Mr. EC:ERTON, Mr. SINCLAIR, Mr JEFFERIES,
Mr. BISHOP, Mr. MENAGE, Mr. HOWELL,

Mrs. H. JOIINSTON, and Mrs. C. KEMBLE.
To which will be added the Farce of
HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS.

Love', Mr. FARLEY ;
Lord Duke, Mr. LISTON ; Sir Harry, Mr. JONES ;
Kitty, Mrs. MINIS.
To-morrow, The Mier.
the Public are respectfully informed, that Shakespear's Mea-
sure for Measure The Winter's Tale, and Coriolatiu ; and Ot-
siay's -VenleePtfelitrved are in preparation, and tha• Mrs. Sid-
dons will act in those pieces the characters of Isabella, Heraniene,
Voiumnia, and Belvidera. •

RE-BUILDING DRURY,LANE THEATRE.
AT a GENER AL, MEETING of the SUBSCRI-
J- BERS .to the RE-BUICDING of the NEW THEATRE
ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, in pursuance of the Act of Partial-
anent for that purpose, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern,
October 14th, 1811,
SAMUEL WHITBREAD, Esq. M. P. in the Chair.
• Mr. WHITBREAD having read the Report of the Committee,
the following Resolutions were moved and carried unanimously:
1. Resolved, That upon the Report made, the General As-
sembly of Subscribers do 'resolve to confirm the Subscription of
their respectivekhares.
2. That the General Assembly do, at its rising, adjourn till
Wednesday the 30th instant, at twelve o'clock, ar3 th it be re-
commendi d to the Committee to pursue the adjustment of the
few remaining claims not already genial.
s That it be an instruction to the Committee to he prepared
'at the next Meeting,. to state to the General Assembly their de- I
vision upoh the design to he adopted fur the re-building the
Theatre, andthat they have contracted for the execution of the !
same within a specified time, and for a given sum.
4. That the Committee have the full confidence of the General
Assembly, and are desired to take such measures as 0.1 shall
think fit, and act according to their discretion in furtherance of
the views of the Subscribers, to accomplish the great national '
object of re-building the Drury-lane Theatre.
5. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to SAMIKE
WHITBREAD. Esq. for the arduous and unwearied exertions
lie has made as Chairman of the Committee in bringing the com-
plicated affa:rs of Drury-lane Theatre to the enecessful issue
stated in the clear and satisfextery Report rendered thi. day, to
the Assembly.
6. That the Thanks of this Meeting be riven to Lord ROL..
LAND, and the tiller Members of the Committee, for their inde-
fatigable exertions in the same labour.
7. That the Thanks of thts,Meeting be given to his Grace the
Duke of EZDY,CIRD, for the lit erality with which he.withdrew hyt
Teri extenslve claim on the property. and thereby by hie sawn-
ple, contributed so essentially to the success of tfie tiertleas of
the Cominitteefor the re-establishment of the Theatre.
S. That the Thanks of this Meeting be also gisten to the other
Clain:etas who flats in so handsome a manner tollalted the •11.4
ample of the Duke of Bedfnid
9.. That tbsebosto &tsetse+ Inns kettrintvii n 1110112 a! Paloffik
SAMUEL WHITBREAD, Chairman.