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•illii'll ' _ ' THURSDAY, OCTOBER. I. 1818.
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GUILDHALL, LONDON, Seer. m, isle; .'. ' ,
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.4.'1 resold hi, iiitention be (Mr. 14001114
' (011 T of DIRECTORSOffhe UNITED THE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY's . 4...
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co take the sense of the
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' LANDS willisseet et GUILDHALL onIIIEIOIOAT , Teeterday the. Annual Gineig Meeting tie the Theiltintir it• 1
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gey.r.INES, der Irreby gire Away,
the Bth day of October stet, at Twelve o'Cock at Nova, Company of Preprietoreof Mitzi-Lane Theatre was • • hire set 'OK., ihat die ComMittee, whiten se:.
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Irealltie lets of such Proprietors as by the Company's 13°441.3 To LET, by PUBLIC AUCTION, on a Buildinglalitahlt hat in the Grand' Saloon .pf the Theatre, for the Pr 114111thall=4 Vim eee weigh had bisect ap-
, e ;reseed to VOTE at the GENERAL ELEC- 61 years from Michaelmas, 181 e, TWO LOTS of GROUND purpose of eliCtinS Six Membera of the General Com- Cregl '7 Ili Iklketiir of tile 11.813Pris.1°W.e v"
lee' * eof Apiil, 1819, will be neatly to be deli- on the South side of Halfasvoonlassage, in Leadenhall-Mafbet s mittee in the room of six who were goingby . Jail. 'Pewee's lie 4* 8,05 ' hey were not ertittwil Se
eos a. t,7 14t '. . bal
•• eireseelf, the 11th IforentSer next. To Let by Public Auction, on a Lease for et Yaws from let. The business' of the day was opened a little life a'rll°llll dalare_e__•reP°S wag heard ' abet 9°44ing
I'o JOSEPH DART, Serecta7. 3fichaelmas, 1818, a House ou the West side .of Dartitoese- ter-one o'clock by Mr. P. Moons, who proposed that flakitee-e be•lnell 'Pile'. -414 a 4! appoint a set Of Gel"
eteseelfellOreelBlll. Lane: Sir THO3fAB Tehran, Bart. should take the Chair. detach es a Contintee for a partieular purpose, and.
to velum le hear their opinions upon the
FOR SALE, And to receive Proposals for erecting four Shops ha the Re- Ow-THOMAS declined the honour at first, on the ariaar.".
~,,,, es No. the Centesimioners ef his atriesty's Cratems, tail Meat Market at Le..denhall. 0111124 that he being a Member of the General b' w c '
stileet lei h they had met to consider.
II- •he Nis, TreseAr. the 6th, WireaueDAY, the 7th, The Plans and Conditions for Letting the said Ground and ORRlttlittees might, in the course of the proses s Mr; P"1‘2°°1111 conceived that the "thtwit? *sal
g'.4"".t • the following
.0. die Itth ; and us Week, on fevers. House, and the Plan, Draivings, and Specifications for erecting leave occasion to speak in defence of that C6miai powers of the Select Committee had been already
te'e ee T epees., the 13th, and Feiner, the 16th of the said Shops, may be seen at the Office of Works, Guikilull. which he could not do with propriety from the Pee at tett by die decision. of the Lord Chancellor ;
that, he thought the general eneee' ea* of
at,3-'-' u 'Clock in the _Afternoonprecisely, at 30S. BUSIINAN,' Comptroller. This objection was answered by Mr. P. MOonit, 'elite!
dee____ Proprietors ought not so be belated by any sat of tee, ens, et One o . .
who observed, that it would rot be improper to girt.
eeosecial fish- Rooms, afiiiime-lane,
ESTATE WARTED. conduct Maim -The fact was. that dseie indieishods, wr
Melt from the Chair, any explanaticrn of his
' fiE roLLoWING &Q 0 D"8 :
, • A tiENTLEMANwishes to purchase an ESTATE, as' a Member of the General Committee, erlilch he respectable no dgubt" int 24V:a in2uster °-
rot re POSTA/10S.
esseledis and other Foreign prohibited Goods. 11 Within llgirty alpes of London, with Melteens,,. Mexoa, mied dim necessary. With this undeestendhst So at" to de*Of.thVOgi . elf the establish,
en. RJR/ CONSCSIEIIO:‹. &a-Addressi: 11. It )4r.-Beyuold's, Bookseller, ag0.137,
"lii: Tlo2*olll took the (:,hair." *pt. VIVI $d abyss!, Writ issairlatimsi is pro
le,
eer- Cocoa, etuxuute, Pimento, Sugar, and other
%see", • The Hon. G. Lois was about to present a Report yeatlaglaallaianibngemenre 1411 rlg‘Prict toreeimiere
. reuredi, Saccade', Tapioca. Arrow Root, ikney.
coletieine cedes, Shells, Drugs, Co.ppre Plates Ihr Ca- ROWLANDSON'S CARICATURE MAGAZINE. from the Select Committee, when he was stopt by . -
vice to the 'metre., He was.certaistahat die forma-
, seee. Ilse Oho, Skins, Tobacco, Snuff, Squirrel Skin This day was published, in Royal Folio, embellished with Three The CHAIIIMANE who observed, that the adver•
tion of this party, if they gained any influence with
-ee ei yens, Brandy, Rum, Geneve, Cordials, Coloured Engravings, to he continued Monthly, price Its. 6d. tisement by which the Meeting was called should he
ore lie-seie, Pr d Medicine, Lawn the Proprietors, would not tend •to benefit the con-
e' CARICATURE MAGAZINE for SEP- first read.
e el' ' Stained Paper Time Pieces'
-le TENIRER, being a Collection of Original Caricatures, Mr. Loma again came forward, and proposed the •corn in any way'. •• •
*l"l'dkn'e•N.:otreess' F es'
i f sad 'Nona Models,' Aldermen Cox objected to.the reading of the Re-
Drawn and Engraved by T. Howlandson, Esq. Report of the Select Committee.
reeedassr"nuise.itusCeSetry-,'.l'W'rouglohri Silver ldate, Roug
'al Date Triakets, Deals, Tauber, Mahogany, London : Published by Thomas Tege, Cheapside; and may The CHAIRMAN observed, that in his oithat means had been teem b
nion the Pnrt and bbeirDed• Y .
one Gentlemen (Mr. George Robins) to bring to the
voile sa '
ko. Ceip: Sere, Fireworks, Coals, and sundry other Goods, he had of all Booksellere-Of whom may be had, jest pub- ,more regular mode would be to receive the Report
eeecee te Catalogue. lished, a new edition of all the former Numbers of this laugh- present meeting. such members as were moat likely
of the Sub-Committee, if they had any to make:
. Parcels of Snuff, having remained in the Were- able Work.
lie ,cetera , to support particular measures ; and he read a dr-
le eee le 6:: time limited by law. The Secretary then proceeded to read the Report: cular letter, not, he observed, a generel one, but one
CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES. SHARPE'S ELEGANT EXTRACTS. It purported to be a Report from the Sub to the Ge• sent to particular persons Sy Mr. Robins, calling up-
ist Cols is be viewed at Cwe Park, Watford; the To- Thls day were published, in a handsome Cabinet size, enriched neral Committee, and after some preliminaries of on them, as they valued their interest in Drury-lane
es isi Sant in lets 5.-ea to 601, at the Tobacco Ware- with Engraved Titles, by Heath, &e. after Drawings by form, it wept on to state that the Committee had con- Theatre,' to attend on the present occasion, when tiZ
esjodu Deis; the Fireworks at Mangle's Magazine,
Westall, •Sec. acc. in Six Volseprice 30s. in extra boards,
yeeelie Dab, Timber, Mahogany, Boats, and Coping ceived it to be for the general interest of the Pro- Members of the General Committee were to be
weer TUNC:3 Droved, Rotherhithe; and all the other SHARPE'S ELEGANT EXTRACTS in PROSE. nrietors to reduce the prices of admission to the boxes i
colt Kinta Warehouse, Custom-House ; and at Globe Also just published, to complete this Classical Collection, re
pit, , e - cnosem This was signed with Mr. Robins's name,
and which they had reason to hope would be
Still Lewes Warehouses, Lower Thames-sheet. Elegant Extracts in Verse, 6 vols. Likewise, kegant Epistles,but the writing was in the hand of his Solicitor.
triads ia eke first four days will be on view on Thurs- livols.---..-N. B. Each Collection may be had separate. found productive of considerable advantage. They Me. G. LANDS repressed his surprise et this &set-
nee Friday the 2d, Saturday the 3d, and those in the Please to order Sharpe's Elegant Extracts. had also come to the resolution of placing the stage notion of the last speaker. Surely the meeting were
esetar: ea Saturday the 10th, Monday the 12th, and Chiswick: Printed by C. Waittingham; for J. Sharpe, and under the management of Mr. Stephen Kemble, in not bound to re-elect all the members who were
iseteeDth of October, 1818, Lora Ten o'Clock in the nay be had of all Booksellers.
whose zeal and talents they placed the greatest con- going out by ballot. There could not on the present
tiros Pamir. the Afternoon.
nfrosir bought at this Sale Must be paid for at the Re- WESLEY'S HYMNS. • fidence. They had, fur the entertainment of the occasion be any great fear that all the Members
soeFll.6 and Forfeitures Office, Custom-House, on or This day was published, most beautifully printed, pries ee in public, engaged a highly respectable company of would be refused, for there were six Gentlemen ap-
hitt*, the 31st of October, IblB, or the Deposits made black glazed boards, performers, whose talents, they trusted, would be plied to, all of whom had refused to accept of a
boil atalately become forfeited.
bee, tube had a the King'sWarebouse, eustom-House, WHITTINGHAM's Miniature Edition of EVES- found deserving of public patronage. At the same situation in the Committee, because, as some of them
stessere each. LEY's Collection of HYMNS, for the use of the People time that they felt satisfaction in stating this, they observed, they conceived the establishment had been
called Methodists. could not refrain from expressing regret at losing the de eradedAo the character of a minor Theatre, and
ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, Also, Winrintcuam's Edition of Orarey Hines, in a pocket services of some individuals, who were known to be below it.
29th September, 1818. volume, most elegantly printed, in 32m0. price 33. in black glazed _, „
deservedly great popular favourites; but this was Mr. P.. Moolte said a few words to order, bbject-
Is
eereeecc of the Act of the 5,5 th Year of his board,, o
On
Ourzy Hews: in Three Books.-1. On the Teets of
iptore. 2. Occasional Subjects. 3. On the Progress and occasioned by the necessity of reduction, and the in- in to this.
eselbiesty, by which it is enacted, that the Out.-Pen- Chenges of the Spiritual Life. By Mr. Owlets, and the Rev. compatibility of acceding to terms which were incoin Ilr. LASIB observea, that he did 'not use the cords
illi ail Hospital still, in future, be paid quarterly, in J. Nzwrcoe sistent with the present expense and economy of the as his own, but as those of some of the Gentlemen
amnia of half-yearly: Notice is hereby seven, by or_ Chiswick •. Printed by C.Whittinghans; and sold by T. Teu, ~,,
__ The
rneatre. expenses for. the present season wem who had refused, as he had mentioned, to become
Cheapdde ; and all Booksellers.
isedelhat Honourable the Lords and others, Commis_ Please to give orders for Whittingham's Edition. calculated below the lowest receipt of the treasury at Members of the General Committee. lie seas sur-
easirmasaing the Affairs of the said Hospital, that all the
alai= deed, mid* In Lando; or within the die. WHITTINqUAIrfI CABINET LIBRARY. pm .. • , an idea of the reduction which had been have conceived that this Report would be productive
litifitedonol.V. . - .. . ~ . .
1/1010411. " . ;114!.,,$ • '' ' .L.... WA Alb° real a*. . '• • ' 1347:116WT as solthoiity! or would 99g..
Assam, web sfistsiastraitisms dissibiters ' ' - -.•.- Amommsge • 0.,...7- -6r -, .
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• ' -e- --'..-"" - tißßAst. •• • - - tit.
Aieseezniseeretares Office in tie said Hospital, on the WHITTINGH AM'S - ' • • • e• • •••• the.expenees of last season had been -d •. -
s . . , .• . eee. -ni e. --.-
lipiV e .
.s. - - -wriii- relptiegi.wiled
been Sal •by the Lord Chancellor Is the decisirm
reeteartmad in their different classes, according to their ' W V PAILS I. Goose axe's Posts, Ils. , ' • .44,:a„,, '
, of which 1:26,621.had been paid for sale-vonp the injunction, it could not in his 'pinion be at
2. R.• . SSELAS by Dr. Jortiesow, 25.
merilmeiti pension as undermentioned; when attendance e. Moses SA • ries. The whole expenses of the present season were all construed into an assertion that the Special Com-
SILCII cariesHernems, Is.
Ida* bin ten o'clock in the morning, until three in 4. ELIZASSIR, or Enure of SCSERIA, 25., estimated thus: mittee should not have been appointed ; his observe-
theme for the payment of a quarter of a year's pension 5. Tuostsoe's SEASONS, 25. Calculated for expense of scenery, property, &c. 'e10.418 tion had quite a different tendency. As to the Re;
• kac. to the ails of December next. 6. PAUL and Vnienoa, 2s. Salaries - - - ''l port which he then held ip his hand, he should state
• 7. MORES SACRED DRAMAS, 2s. 6d. Rent and taxes - - - ;,co.
0i MONDAY, the sth of OCTOBER. -To be continued MoLtily. • • ......-... that, if his Motion for the reading of it was not ear-
n ?mince it 3d. per day, and theme at 6d. to the end of 'nit. Each Work is complete in itself, the purchaser there- aLskirg it all - - 40,039 tied, he should read it as part of his speech.
renradßegiments. fore has it in his power to make choice of such part of the Col- Which would be less than last season by the sum of 6,184 Mr. P. !quoits said, that his object in opposing
Os TUESDAY, the 6th of OCTOBER. lection as may be most consoled to his taste. • It was also to be observed, that real expense du- the: bringing up and reading of this Repine was, that
ring the last season for property, &c. had been less there might be only one authority ha the Theatre;
le, ase from the Royal Garrison Battalion and remain, Chiswick : Printed by C. Whittingharn ; sea sold by Thomas
Tegg, Cheapside; J. Arliss, Newgate-street, London; and all
Beaten:said Corps; those at 7d. and Bd. and all the Ca. other jeeeeedierr. than that calculated by the sum of t 2,500. The Re • for a number of conflicting authorities would be pro-.
-en per day. . - ductive only of its ruin.
Its WEDNESDAY, the 7th of OCTOBER lANO•FORTES and PEDAL HARP, Some as cies which had been experienced by the injunction ob- Mr. CooK opposed the reading of the Report.
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Neu r,!, pet day, from the lit root Guards to the 60th A. good as new. A Cabinet Pianoforte, with silk front, Mined in the Couft of Chancery, which, it observed, Mr. Cocxsa asked, whether any such tbiog was
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. .iiselie
zwitOn THURSDAY, the Bth of OCTOBER.
ed. per day, Lom the 61st Foot, and all the remain-
/paean and Corps, and ,ho those at 10d. per day.
On FRIDAY, the 9th of OCTOBER. . two Pedals, patent shifting movement, stands well in tune, shop
price 60gs. for 38es. l'cur Square Pianofortes, ar 1 sgs. 20gs. 25gs.
and 28Rs each. Grand Horizontal Pianoforte, by Broudwood, •
45g.. Pedal Harp, by Lean!, bogs.-Maybe seen by day-light,
at Mr. Waticies, 13, Leicester-place.-Also the new improved
,Patent Oblique Pianoforte, so much admired for its touch, to
had tended in no way to the benefit of the Proprie- ever before heard of, as appointing a Committee to
tors at large. Of the final result of the plans which make a Report, and afterwards refusing to hear what
lead been adopted for carrying On the husiness of the it was they had to say ?
present season, the House was not open long enough' Mr. CALCRAFT conceived that there ought to be
enable the Committee to judge; but as far as the no objection to the reading of the Report. He was
at at Is pie day from the different Regiments of Co*/ tone, elegant
form,
and moderate price.. Patrouised by several season had hitherto gone, it exceeded their expects- one of the Special Committee, and had agreed to
Royal Families, the Nobility, and Public.
re: In and ed rkeiments of Foot Guards.
.i Out SATURDAY, the toth of OCTOBER. ' NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. was seldom or never known before-that upwards of would be a very strange and unjust proceeding.-
200 persons had gone from the pit to the boxes, on The powers of the Committee would become e.ttinct
neat lePec en. from the 31 Foot Guards, to the 'end of rrHE late celeerated Dr. FOTHERGILL, in .the
teem neimenti at that Rate. 1 course of his extensive practice, encountered repeatedly nights when the former was crowded, which would when this Report was read, and it would he a singu-
Ott sioeuee, tlle 12th Of OCTOBER' such distressing eases of Nervous ournpeints, that he was in- not have been the case if the prices Of the latter were lar proceeding to refuse to hear them on the very
1m it le per day. from the Royal Garri Batts/loe, ' aced to direct his principal attention to the discovering an cf.
y This invalaabh: Medicine here not so much reduced'. ettbjeet to which their attention lied been directed-
The Report, after stating that the Sub-Committee (hear, hear). He could not conceive why any objec-
ale: remairete Reeiments and Corps, and also those at foffer:di sad
te ??her puhelinct reatten ' * under the title of " Dr, EO-
- considered themselves a component part of the fie- eon should be made to it, except that which came
THERGILIes's- NERVOUS DROPS," was the happy result
Oh TUESDAY, the 13th of OCTOBER. Of his efforts ;by mean of which he invariably succeeded is sub- neral Committee, and acting with their delegated au fronethe Gentleman (Mn. P.. Moore); weo seemed to
herho
Nervous and exterminatieg every description of nere,, disorders thority, concluded by recommending the vigilant at- be sole director on the present occasion, and who
u t 5.1 d .la Ili ts. 241. Is . 2 }d. and Is .Sd . the
-ar -' and their ;various dietreeting affeetions, as Lowness of Spirits, tention end co-operation of the Proprietors to pre- could not bear in his own court to hear any thing
%WEDNESDAY, the 14th of OCTOBER. ibead-aches Loss of Appetite, Spasms, Tremors,
vent the attainment of any further legislative rota- disagreeable, or at all contrary to his own opinions
Iti e is.3pl. is. 4d. is. 4}d. 1 51. is. 50. Is. sd• H ond'riaoism, Extreme Lassitude, Anxiety, Fainting Fits,
left ha. 15.7)1 Is. M. • Is. 80. s. Is. 9d. is. ai.4 and and every kind of debility or relaxation of the system. To those sure, by 'Which additional powers inconsistent with -( hear, and a laugh)
11.30,4 unfortunately thus afflicted, it is ceefidently recommended to use the few remaining rights of the Proprietors may be at- The CHAIRMAN, before putting the question wile-
the above Inestimable Medicine, by which they are assured of tempted to be gained by the General or Sub-Cons- they the Report should he read, observed, that the
enielesDeT, the 15th of OCTOBER. obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perseverance an k
mittee, or the shares become subjected to any pecu- Special Committee had been appointed by a General
'Nile eel per day and upwards, and those Pensioners agreeably to the directions given, eke complete re-establehinent ,
*.nikaelleitted on account of Blindness. of their health. nary pnyment, or any part of the theatrical pro- Meeting ; that they had not yet been dissolved by
kiii)o,d,ree. and ~ -J, Sold is Bottles, at ss. 6d. 11s. and 22a by BC/1.7.11 and Sops, perty, except certain private boxes, the fruit offices, any motion, and therefore it could not be said that
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~ tareeted, that all the Out-rensioners Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, earner of St. Paul's, Landon; and and detached premises made responsible fur any fu- they did net exist-(hear, hear). They had been act-
el:gte th 44.. HOiplta, do pay particular ;Avalon tti 34, seeereieetreet, Dublin; and all tire principal etookrellen,
Lure loan. ing with the General and Sub Committees, end he
-eel lithe they are required to produce at the Druggists, and Medicine Venders throughout the Gingdom
' tem The CHAIRMAN said, that there was a Report from conceived that they ought to te heard in their report.
• et, by whi:h they are ordered to transmit to the A eery intertwine Work, ("rids a Portrait of the Author) the General Committee printed, which he supposed The question' was then put, and carnets in the
r•Gsurd of kis Majesty's Land Forces in Logsdon, entitled was in the hands of all the Proprietors. affirmative by a large nrejority.
• eerie as therein presoribed, on or Immediately after
14.4-A GUIDE to HEALTH, which in a concise man- Three or four Proprietors here complained that Mr. Lexie then began to read the Report, It come
• Dry; without which their Haynes will got be en. 11 nee recommends the most simple altl efficacious remedies,
they had never seen it, but this was accounted for by rnenced by stating, that the Special Committee had
zee pee Les for the subsequent Quarter, and t are eigith proper mode of treatment for the following *scales, viz.-
the Secretary, who said that a copy was sent to those been appointed by a general meeting of Proprietors ;
61rti Is change tear place' of abode, es- spechil fa Mention or Miscarriage, Asthma loss of appetite, Barzonness,
aa • ~
and ,-, Mons Complaiuts, Chlorosis or Green Sickness, Child Bearios, Proprietors whose address was known. thit in pursuance of the object of their appointment,
nit;intlinut unavoicable necesuty, surly notify- Cnnsumption, Female Diseases, Fluor Albus, Flatuience or The CHAIRMAN said, that as this was the Annual the• Committee hid recommended eproposition which
eel!.
Wind, Glees, Denorrhon, Hypochondriac or Melancholy Gas-
lee Meeting, art account (..f the receipts and espenses had been adopted by a general meeting--namely,
'ecr to take a:otice taat in consequence of various don, Juvenile Indiecretions, Lowness of spirits, Menstrual Eva-
•eisie was upon the table, to which every Proprietor might that the sole. direction, of the Theatre, the • appoint.,
-e4ei; Lela orti • ' Pensioners • • its s Nervous Diseases, Onanima or Secret Versery, Phi
nutted by in the Receit of • cuat n .
' r''''' Prize-Mines', it is ordered that all Pensioners sorefer if he chose. ment of Manager, and the selection of such pseces as
-::a, :h ,ti •. . tolreZugh, Rheumatism, nemesia Weakness, Turn of Life, Ve-
Diseases, aes. With Advise to both Sexes to obtain are- A Pitoinurroa asked, were all the eepenses of the he should think fit, should be given to Mr. Coleman.
e •.. :track off the Pension List, and forfeit for
1 qtaf amine from this establishment. dieal and permenent mile for those se-ret infirmities of nature last season included? . They also proposed, and it was agreed
re-
Mr. M said-Yes : to, that tee
ENTLINILT RICHARD NE
NERVE, Secretary. which delicacy often forbids to disclose even to their nearest
---- knives. And a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous, IfYrse P. OORE l-es, all. present Sub-Comtenee were entirel y unqued for
'alifi
ho are buyers of NYLNE by the chondriac sad Coesnosptive Complaints. To which is added an PROPRIETOR-And paid? the management which had been entrusted to them,
Pile la hearaed, that they y have a Choice of Essay oe Tun Voneesaa. Descant, Giettes, seminal weaknesses Mr. P. Moone-Yes, as far as could be. and that a compromise should be made with the ere-
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cTe le.lNar, in the London -? Ac £10:0. , and a destructive habit of a private nature, with at Address to Mr. G:LAMB again pressed that the Report of the deers. This was followed up by an offer, by six in-
Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and those who have the care and
aa,0ti,,,..-L'ulta of 1 15, ) Duty VA- b likewiseadvice to fathers, erticularly
education of yout , p should • i elsto subscribe sumof mere- ee 500
Select Committee, which he held in his hando, , div du. , a . .•, - , , to••
fee ter:R, ditto, ditto, of the Vintage 1819, £lO4 do. ' them wax) are aMieted with nervous complaint+ ; the whole be read. I wards carrying on the concerns for the pres.tot: net-
.te j.o'fft,
.rnal. be purchased at loathe Duty, and remain I Interspersed wed diustratedwitk *variety of authentic facts sever Mr. P. Moons objected to this, on the ground I withstanding these had met the concurrence of the
• seeese seal, free of all charges to the Purchaser, fur befosepublished.-By SA M UELSOLOMON, 24. D. Preparer that it was a Committee whose powers were already general meeting, the Committee had learnt that no
I of those itiestintable Medicines the Cordialladm of Gilead, Janie
extinct. The reading of the report might tend to 1 steps had been. taken to carry them into effect; that
P'.6';thelliP.l.7?tar.s. Sampler, or Attendance to the DrAs to 1 impetigines, ate. Ste.
disturb that unanimity
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of action which was so neces- the /the Sub-Committee) net only had not enn•aged
j.,„,,.4' , a,27 he obtained, by addressing a Letter to Sold by Leila, Strand ; Bacon, 150, Oeford-se Ruder;
-"' "War, N 0.4, Uppcg Noah Plate, Gray's/en-I=e. , eeeepside; Tutt, Exchange; and Ward, lielboen. Prise Ai sate for the welfare of the concern ; and ii' thelron. I Mr. Celemen, but were an .le,tia L. L../.. %. il.l .°ll'. S.
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GUILDHALL, LONDON, Seer. n, Ism. DigpritLANE irkite ' - pressed his ;locution be (Mr. Mem* i
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Tof DIRECTORS? the UNITED rllllB COMMITTEE fur LETTING the CITIrs . ----s . feel himself bound to take the sense of the
e MERCII.4.:NTS e ENGLAND, tradittg JL LANDSwillintet at GUILDHALL on TilintilllAT . Yesterday the. Annual Genital Meeting Of the The*titur.,,_ k• '
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/FS, it.i hereby gin Niece,
the Bth day of October sext, at Twelve o'Cock at Nos. et, Company of Prnprietors'of DrirrY-Lane Theatre was •• air"- olt Wills., 'that the ComMittee, whirl sie:. ;
f such Proprietors as by the Company's 13°441.3 To LET, by PUBLIC AUCTION, on a Building-Laffldge het in the Grand' Saloon of the Theatre, for the Pr arsa,thal= Vitist este which had been ap-
ed to VOTE at the GENERAL ELEC. 61 Years from Michaelmas, 1818, TWO LOTS at GROUND purpose of electing six Memberi of the General Com- re 11....” " - Skitiar. .4 trio. rroprintnroa who
of Amil, 1819, will be Deady to be deli- on the South side of Half-moon-passage, in Leadenhall-Mmfbet t trilttee in the room of six who were goingout by bal. Mite POW** ta 4SI sge . - oey were not cakes an
stD.IY, the 11th Noventber next.
To Let by Public Auction, on a Lease for el Years frame let. The business of the day was opened a little af- *_:5.,..81/411.31/861 drat "WS was heard ' and as - .
JOSEPH DART, Seerrforn. efiennei,„ei, Isle, a House saw the West side .of Darthoese- ter-one o'clock by Mr. P. 'Moons, who proposed that ........."'"l'm be•1ne11,14iiiv...„....._- *lit_ • 4,/ appoint
. a set cif Gan" - _ •
Sir THOMAS Ttniros, Bart. should take the Chair. "'"*".ss 1 ___:• .*$ * 'l'll ti'r a Parndular purpose, and
fOM-ROUSE, LONDON, Strt.-CP, 1818. Lane:
oseicsmrsts. . tin refule to hear their opinions upon the
FOR SALE, And to receive Proposals for erecting four Shops la the Re- irerTRORAII declined the honour at first, on the .
Rs Ott etmensimiortersef his Mgjesty's Crigoms, tail Meat Market at Leadenhall. fpllllltMl. that he being; a Member of the Geheral **Wet wbsch they had met to consider. I
th, Trx.n..v. the 6th, winsasDAY, the 7th, The Flans and Conditions for Letting the said Ground and Courinittee, mght, in the course of the proc 'is sr* 13"1‘2was. conceived that the "th(wit? aid ,1 •
poweri of the Select Committee had been already I (
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al ; and in the following Week, on 11.7tnNes. House, and the Plan, Draivinge, anti Specifications for erecting have occasion to speak in defence of that C6rurat • •
be at rest by die decision. of the Lord Chanc • :
scosay, the 13th, and Femur, the 16th of the said Shops, may be seen at the Office of Works, Guikiltall. vrhich he could not do with propriety from thr
0 One o'Clock in the „Afternoon precisely, at 30S. 'BUSIINAN, Comptroller. This objection was answered by Mr. P. Mop I, Atter that, he thought the general meeting of I
who observed, that it would not be improper to girt. the Proprietors ought not so be bound by any set Of ', ' .1
SAL,ROOIII6, Ilfiiiiing-lane, . ESTATE WANTED. theirs -The fact wass Ow rises ittdivishods. highly ' •
ILLOWI N G GQ 0 D•B : seen from the Chair, any explanation of his Conduct
respectable no doubt, had acsedistsis Maumee Watt- - i
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TOR 1./COILTATIOS. , • A tENTLEMAI:slwishes to purchase an ESTATE, as' Member of the General Committee, which he abed to de • titteers is 'lsT the est bust
and other Foreign prohibited Goods. .z. .a. within ligiPty 31Ales of London, with Mortston,,. idexot, nugh t deem necessary. it ith this understandlet So
!may olio • ' • ts--s 11 1"
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&c.—Addressal 8A.% a Mr.-Beyuold's, Bookseller, S.-
sot noes coNsessetioe. °' .13" "V: l'uttrow took the Chair." osaaa„ . sonee MI pro-
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Cnocolate Pimento, Sugar, and other
CO.l, t Oxford-street.
The Hon. G. LAM]; was about to present a Report veatifiglaiiii arftngemin* l'ill rwtrigct to Pecoeilr7 --... , i ,0 -1
Saccade% Tapioca, Arrow not, Honey,
a -
uers, Shells, Drugs, Copper Plans Ihr Ca- ROWLANDSON'S CARICATURE MAGA ZINP. from the Select Committee, when he was stopt by.' •
vice to the Theatre. He s c rot' th tdi f c ta. a e forma- /.." 4 t
ciao, Skins, Tobacco, Snuff, Squirrel Skin This clay was published, in Royal Folio, embellished with Three The CHAIRMAN, who observed, that the adver• .. of ,
quo this party, if troy gained any influence with
Ases, Brandy, Item, Geneva, Cordials, Coloured Engravings, to be continued Monthly, price fts.6l. tisement by which the Meeting was called should be , )
eaters, Wine, Prepared Medicine, Lawn,
THE CARICATURE MAGAZINE for SEP- 6rst read. the Proprietors, would not tend to benefit the con-
nsures, Prints, Stained Paper, Ten., Pieces,
, TENIFIER, being a Collection of Original Caricatures, Mr. LAMB again came forward, and proposed the cern in any way.. . .
Counters, Foos, ivory and Wood Models,
Alderman Cox objected to.thie reading of the Re-
Drawn and Engraved by T. Rowlandsun, Esq. Report of the Select Committee.ls ;,
er,locekry, Wrought Silver Plate, Rough
lbw, Triakets, Deals, Timber, Maho,,any, London: Published by Thomas Tegg, Cheapside; and may The CHAIRMAN observed, that in his opinion the Port' and observed, that means had been taken by.
one Gentleman (Mr. George Robins) to bring to the
ae, tirvworks;Coals, and sundry other Goods, be had or all Bookeellere.—Of whom may be had, just pub- .more regular mode would be to receive the Report• ! li.
o Catalogue. Dished, a new edition of all the former Numbers of this laugh- present meeting.. suchmembers moat likely
of the Sub-Committee, if they had any to make: inl
reel: of Snuff, having remained in the Ware- able Work. to support particular measures ; and he read a dr-
th.: time limited by law. The Secretary then proceeded to read the Report: cular letter, not, he observed, a general one, but one
CLEAR OF ALL DUM.S. SHARPE'S ELEGANT EXTRACTS. It purported to be a Report from the Sub to the Ge• sent to particular persons say Mr. Robins, calling up-
in Lion.' at t• we Park, Watford ; the To- This .
day were published, in a handsome Cabinet size, enriched floral Committee, and after some preliminaries of them
in lota 553 to 601, at the tobacco Ware-with Engraved Titles, by Heath, &c. after Drawings by on ern, as they valued their interest inDrury-lane ..•
Iris; the Fireworks at Mangle's Magazine, form, it went on to state that the Committee had con., Theatre, to attend on the present occasion, when Six
Westall, Ac. etc. in Six Vols..price 30s. In extra boards, •
ils, Timber, Mahogany, Boats, and Coping . ceived it to be for the general interest of the Pro- Members a the General Committee were to be
EXTRACTS ' * PROSE.
C:3 Clotted, Rotherhithe; and all the other QHARPES ELEGANT in
Prietors to reduce the prices of admission to the boxes chosen', This was signed with Mr. Robins's name, ,
s Warehouse, Custom-House ; and at Globe AY Also just published, to complete this Classical Collection, - . ,
and pit, which they had reason to hope would be t".- e
a's Warehouses, Lower Thames-street. Elegant Extracts in Verse, 6 vols. Likewise, il:gant Epistle., but the writing was in the hand of his Solicitor.
le first four days will be on slew on Thurs- 6 vois.-0.-N. B. Each Collection may be had separate. found productive of considerable advantage. They Mr. G. LAWS expressed his siirprise at this collier- •
r the 2d, Saturday the 3d, and those in the Please to order Sharpe's Elegant Extracts. had also come to the resolution of placing the stage vation of the last speaker. Surely the meeting were
tiourday the 10th, Monday the 12th, and Chiswick: Printed hy C. Wilittingham; for J. Sharpe, and under the management of Mr. Stephen Kemble, in not bound to re-elect all the members who were •
of October, 1818, from Ten o'clock in the may be had of all Booksellers.
whose zeal and talents they placed the greatest con- going. out by ballot. There could not on the present
ir. the Afternoon.
sght at this Sale Must be paid for at the Re- WESLEY'S HYMNS. . fidence. They had, fur the entertainment of the •occasion be any great fear that all the Members . / 1
id Forfeitures Office, Custom-House, on or ly primed, pries 3,. in public, engaged a highly respectable company of would be refused, for there were six Gentlemen ap-
This day was published, most beautiful
.e 31st of October, IblB, or the Daposits madeblack glazed boards, performers, whose talents, they trusted, would be plied to, all of whom had refused to accept of a , s ~,.
rely become foi felted. found deservin of üblic atronage. At the same • • •
g P . P. . . . situation in the Committee, because, as some of them
hid at the King's Warehouse, Custom-House, WHITTINGHAM's Miniature Edition of WES-
mch. LEY's Collection of HYMNS, for the use of the People time that they felt satisfaction in stating this, they observed, they conceived the establishment had been
called Methodists. could not refrain foam expressing regret at losing the deiradedAo the character of a minor Theatre, and •
ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, Also, Witirtureatam's Edition of Dewy Hynes, in a pocket services of some individuals, who were known to be heroe: it. •
29th September, 1818. volume, most elegantly printed, in 32m0. price 33. in black glazed
deservedly. great popular favourites; but this was
of the Act of the 55th Year of his boards, Osier Helms: in Three Books.-1. On the Teets ofMr. P.. Moolte said a few words to order, Object-
Scripture. 2. On Occasional &Netts. 3. On the Progress and occasioned by the necessity of reduction, and the in- ine to this
1,, by whirls it is enacted, that the Out-Pen- Changes of the Spiritual Life. By Mr. owns, and the Rev. compatibility of acceding to terms which were incons 'Mr. LADIB observed. that he did 'not use the nand'
;pita' shall, in future, be paid quarterly, in J. Nowtax. sistent with the present expense and economy of the as his own, but as those of some of the Gentlemen
i half-yearly: Notice is hereby given, by or_ tinted by etnittinghun and sold by T. Teu,
thChisgreck: P; Theatre. The expenses for. the present season weir who had refused, as he had mentioned, to become
cap d ; and all Booksellers.
lonourable the Lords and others, Conuaik - Please to give orders for WhittidilLetn's Edition• calculated below the lowest receipt of the treasury at Members of the General 'Committee. lie seas stir- • ,
og the Agars of the said Hospital, that all the .any season in late years ; and in order to give the 'prised that &Worthy aelditor (Alderman Cos) should
red, residing in London, or within the din. WHITTINGUAItS CABINET LIBRARY. pito .. • , an idea of the reduction which had been have conceived that Ltiis Report would be productive
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114111%1=r . vitt disk eisithteesis ' '-• , -•..- algliC - . , ~,,, ' ft,' * .* ' •••• • • .
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' sp. Ma I.l"lo4;gt.r.tba real. a*. . ...•. • of • as nethoiity!*or would 94*.
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.":- .. *Or heat: • s••' . ' ' -.'7- "ni " .... -' 'Wlli respolMtised *,. • ***s -- ,
&aviary's Oiece in tie said Hospital, on the AVRITTINGH AM'S -C ; • tIRRAIVE. :•",-• . 7 • .., tha.expeames of last season had been been said •by the Lord Chancellor lu treed
td in their different classes, according to their ' Y Y PAST I. GOLDUCITIII.O POLIIS, 115. , . • -4.1..., of which L'26,621-had . been paid for Sala-
von
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2. R.ASSELAS by Dr. Joniesor, 2s.
tenon as undermentioned ; when attendance • ries. The whole expenses of the present season were all construed into an assertion that tile Special Corn- • : t 'r--- 1I '
3. Mosz's S.MAILCU .%rna Harettems, Is.
a ten o'clock in the morning, until throe in 4. ELISASIVIII, or EILLLI. of &MERU, 25.. estimated thus: mittee should not have been appointed ; his observa. - - '
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the payment of a quarter of a year's pension 5. TaOHRON'II SEASONS, 2s. Calculated for ex ens: of scenery, property, &c. .
'e`o•4lB tion had quite a different tendency. As to the Re-' -
tith of December next. 6. PAUL and Vnianeta, 2s. Salaries - - - - e:i'6'2l port which he then held ip his hand, he should state Ifs I
• 7. MORE 'S SACRLD DRAMAS, 2s. 6d. Reut and taxes - - . • - .7,uuo , .
ONDAY, the sth of OCTOBER. -To be continued Moi.tily. ......-... that, if his motion for the reading of it was not car-
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i a 3d, per day, and claw at 6d. to the end of 15.:.13. Each Work is complete in itself, the purchaser there- hLtkirg it all - - 40,039 tied, he should read it as part of hii spcech. • 40
,giractts. fore has it in his power to make choice of such part of the Col- Which would be less than last season by the sum of . 1,184 Mr. P. Masai said, that his object in opposing
I:Ea/AY, the 6th of OCTOBER. section as may be most congenial to his taste. • It was also to be observed, that real expense du- the: bringing up and reading of this Reptia was, that
;
ring the last season for property, &c. had been less there might be only one authority hi the Theatre ; - t
om the Royal Garrison Battalion and remain, Chiswick: Printed by C. Witittingharn ; and sold by Thomas
Tegg, Cheapside ; J. Arlin, Newgatc-street, London; and all •
id Corps; those at 7d. and Bd. and all the Ca. other ocokeensee. than that calculated by the of i"2,500. The Re • for a number of conflicting authorities would be pros
lay. .
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cies which had been experienced by the injunction ob- Mr. COOK opposed the reading of the Report.
DNESDAY, the 7th of OCTOBER. 1310ANOTORTES and PEDAL HARP, Some as . i, •
et day, from the lit POOL Guards to the 60th 1 good as new. A Cabinet Pianoforte, with silk front, Mined in the Couft of Chancery, which, it &served, Mr. Cocxrit asked, whether any such thing was
two Pedals, patent shifting movement, stands well in tune, shop had tended in no way to the benefit of the Proprie- ever before heard of, as appointing a Committee to
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ICRSDAY, the Sth of OCTOBER. price 60gs. for 38gs. Fear &Pure Pianofortes, art sgs. tegs.2sgs. Of the final result of the plans which make a Report, and afterwards refusing to hear what i s I
and 213 gs each. Grand Horizontal Pianoforte, by radwood, tors at large.
er day, from the 61st Foot, and all the remain- had been adopted for carrying on the Iltiiness of the it was they had to say 2
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45p. Pedal Harp, by Erard, 60gs.-1113y he seen by day-light,
rid Corps, aid also those at 10d. per day. was not open long enough' Mr. CRAFT conceived- that there Ought to be
at Mr. Wackiest, 13, Leicester-place.—Also the new improved present season, the House
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FRIDAY, the 9th of OCTOBER. . Fittest Oblique Pianoforte, so much admired for its touch, to enable the Committee to judge; but as far as eno objection to the reading o the Report. He was
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or day from the different ef tkvslry tone, elegant form, and moderate price. Patrouised by several season had hitherto gone, it exceeded their expects- one of the Special Committee, and had agreed to .
Royal Families, the Nobility, and Public.
led Regiments of Foot Chards.
ITURDAY, the ioth of OCTOBER. ' NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. was seldom or never known before—that upwards of would be a very strange and unjust proceeding.— .
200 persons had gone from the pit to the boxes, on The powers of the Committee would become catereri
'erd3Y,fron the 31 Foie Gnardst to the *end of VHE late celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, in .tot
.Tiltert, at that Rate. 1 course of his extensive practice, encountered repeatedly nights when the former was crowded, which would when this Report was read, and it would he a singu-
I0Nll.11", the nth of •OCTOBEIr such distressing eases if Nervous Complaints, that he was in- not have been the case if the prices Of the latter were lar proceeding to refuse to hear them on the very
'need to direct his principal attention to the discovering an cf. not so much reduced'.
per day. from the Royal Garrison narralinn' fectual sad permanent remedy. This invaluable Medicine here Th R e , htbjeet to which their attention had been directed—
e Report, after stating that tne Subs-Committee (heardicar). He could not conceive why any objec- ,
icing 11;;;Iments and Corps, and also those at offered to the public attention under the title of ". Dr, FO-
considered
themselves a component part of the roc- lion should be made to it, errept that which came
THERGILL's NERVOUS DROPS," was the hippy remit
LT.SDAY, the 13t hof OCTOBER. Of his efforts ;by means of which he invariably succeeded is sub. neral Committee, and acting with their delegated au fronfthe Gentleman (Mn. P. Moore); who seemed to f , - 44
thority, concluded b ricommendin the vigilant at- h..sole director g
Lit Ili la. 21. le.2id. and ls. ELL per day. cluing and exterminating every description ofLo‘ Nervous
of
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and their Various distressing affeetions, as nest o Spirits, tention and co-operation of the Proprietors to pre- could not bear in his own court to hear any thing
)NESDAT, the 14th of OCTOBER. 1 ,
Head-aches, Loss of Appetite, • rim. vent the attainment of any further legislative men- disagreeable, or at all contrary to his own opinions
lid is. sit. is. sid. is. sd. ta. Ad. Is. sd• Hypochondriacism, Extreme Lassitude, Anriety, Fainting
f the syrtem. To those sure,
Indigestion. Spam', Tremors,
Is. 7id. Is. 6d. • Is, 80. is. sti. is. tii4 am and every kind of debility or relaxation
. oearl by which. additional powers inconsistent with —( hear, and a laugh ).
unfortunately thus afflicted, it se coehdently reconun to use the few remaining rights of the Proprietors may be at- The CH AIRM A N, before putting the question wile- .
• • the above Inestimable Medicine, by which they are assured of tempted to be gained by the General or Sub-Cons- ther the Report should he read, oVerved, that the
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L'lttn AT, the 15th of OCTOBER. obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perseverance an It
mittee, or the shares become subjected to any pecu- Special Committee had been appointed by a General
ill. per day and upwards, and those Pensioners agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-establishment
muted on account of Blindness. of Hid,. health. nary payment, or any part of the theatrical pro- Meeting ; that they had not yet been dissolved by
ed and Ur' ected, that all the Out-pensioners Sold is Boons, at sa. 6d. I is. and U. by BULLYSI and Sore, perty, except certain private boxes, the fruit offices, any motion, and therefore it could not be said that
Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, earner of St. l'aurs, London; and and detached premises made responsible fur any fu- they did not exist--(hear, hear). They had b;:en act-
+u_ Hospital, do pay particular ilieentlon tti as, Sa Avine-strcet, Dublin; and all the principal ilook:ellen,
ture loan. in with the General and Sub Committees, and he
I atidi they are required to produce at the Druggists, and Medicine ',renders throughout the Gingdom
The CHAIRMAN said, that there was a Report from conceived that they ought to he heard in their report.
by whi:h they are ordered to tranunk to the A very Interesting Work, (with a Portrait of the auditor) the General Committee printed, which he supposed The question' was then put, and catrietl in the
lel of hit Majesty's Land Forces In London, entitled •
was in the hands of all the Proprietors. affirmative by a large nrajority. • •.
s therein prescribed, on or immediately aftet
A GUIDE to HEALTH, which in a concise man- Three or four Proprietors here complained that Mr. Lassa then began to read the Report. It corn.
iy ; without which their Names will not be es. .L-A. Ler recommends the most simple ail efli:catious remedies, they had never seen it, but this was accounted for by rnenced by stating, that the Special Committee had
Li;ts for the subsequent Quarter, and they areoftreatment for the following *scales, viz.-.
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Abortion rop
orer rnmuid e
st r a
of .
the Secretary, who said that a copy was sent to those been appointed by a general meeting of Proprietors
ri et, Asthma, loss appetite, Barnennew,
I:.chatge thei.r, !Le, eof ,abode' as Igecifted is Bill Complaint., Chlorosis or reen Sickness, Child Bearing, Proprietors whose address was known. thit iinpursuance of the object of their appointment, . .
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',wall/ unavontione ernes:my, and duly notify- Consumption, Female Diseases, Floor Albus, Flatulence or The CHAIRMAN said, that as this was the Annuil the• Committee had recommended aproposiuon which •
Wind, Gleets, Gonorrhoea, Hypochondriac or Melancholy Gas.'
a Wm
.',•nrice, Am in „nsequenee of „do" tke, Juvenile Indiscretion, Lowness of Spirits,_Meustrual
tiva-ii
I Meeting, art account af the receipts and expenses litt,l been adopted by a general meeting--namely,
was upon the table, to which every .Proprietor might that the sole direction, of the Theatre, the • appoint.
. .
•,.rt orentitted by Pensioners in the Receipt of
• cuations. Nervous Diseases, Onanises or Secret Veriery,Phi
sr-Miney, it is ordered that all Pura re soe- refer if he chose.
tolreZugh, Rheumatism, :seminal Weakness, Turn of Life, V e ment of Manager, And the selection of such pieces as . •
, • -track off the Pension Lit, and forfeit for Diseases, .s{.e. With Advise to both Sexes to obtain a ea. A PitoPnirroa asked, were all the eepenses of the he should think fit, should be given to Mr. Coleman.
iriang from this establishment. dist' and permanent title for those se-ret infirmities of nature last season included? * They also proposed, and it was agreed to, that tl-e
RICHARD NEA.VE, Secretary. which delicacy often forbids to disclose even to their nearest re-
Mr. P. MOORE laid—Yes, all. present Sub-CominSt.ee were entirely unqu'alified fcr I ..
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---- Datives. And a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous, lIYPs• I
.IIN oho are burs of \VL'TE by the cbondriac sad Coilseesptive Complaints. To which is added an PROPRIETOR—And paid? the management which had been entrusted to then,, I
hdotrded, that they may have a choice of Essay or rue Yerisenas. Descant, Gimes, seminal weaknesses Mr. P. Moose—Yes, as far as could be. and that a compromise should be made with the ere-
and a dostractive habit of a private nature, web an Address to
PORT WINE, in the Lawton /Ac .eltlo Mr. G:Lame again pressed that the Report of the ditors. This was followed up by an offer, by six in-
„ ...„61! Parents Goardians, Tutors, and those who have the care and
Viatace of 1815,e4. 500 to-
Select Committee, which he held inhis hand, should , dividuals, to subscribe a sum of mcnc:-, .... „ i k
) 134"7 Y..... e &Ur of youth, likewise advice to fathers, puticalarly
'its ditto, ditto, of the Vintage 1812, ,GlO4 do. ' those who are aillieted with nervous complaints ; the whole be read. I wards carrying on the concerns for the present: net-
maY be purchased at loathe Duty, and remain I intrsapersed awl illustrated with *variety of authentic facts sever Mr. P. Moms objected to this, on the ground withstanding these had met the concurrence of the
)ocls, free of all charges to the eurchaser, for befosepublished.—By SA MUELSOLOMON, M. D. Preparer that it was a Committee whose powers were already general meeting, the Csnimittee had learnt that no
I of those inestimable Medicines the Cordial 13aLm of Gilead, Anti,
extinct, The reading of the report might tend to I steps had been taken to carry them into effect; that
Aar,. Sample, or Attendance to the Dories to /myetWes, etc tee.
', it 27 he obtained, by addressing a Letter to Sold by • , strand; Bacon, 150, Onford-strebt"; ButlersOctord • had not enn. abed
disturb that unanimity of action which was so neces-i they (the Sub-Committee) ) . .
u.:-, 50.4, t'ppct Noah place, Gray's/an-lane. , C,heii 'de; Tutt, Exchange; and Ward, Ireiborn. Prise Xs sate for the welfare of the concern ; and if theiran• I Mr. t'elemsn, but were in .icaul L 7 eat y with .qr. S.
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