To the WORTHY LIVERY of t...
The Times, 1824-09-09T00:00:00

. T;o the WOl4iY LIVEiV of the CiTY of LONbotN. e.Gentlemcn, : BEG leave most resDecSf'u11y and earnestly to solicit ;oeer VOTE and IlqTEiEsron my behalf to flU the VACANCY ku thte OFFICiS of siRIDG SMASTER. occasioned by the decease of iMr. tiaiabin. t Is Important i o state, that I have been 45 years connected with, trnde In this city, that I have been a Livgrvmnr of the Ffshmongere' Comnpany Upwards of '6 years-, and that I have been reduced through various misfortuners from n state of affluence to the s;%d reverse. Should t be eo fortunate as to succeed in thXis my second application. permnit me to assure you of my unrernitted attention to toe duties rhich ruay derolve upon moe. I remain, Gentlemen, Youtr obedient humble servant. W. liAINWOiTFi. 6, Artillery-court, Chiswell.street, Sept. 8, 1824. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERYMEN of thie CIT - GOCntlcmen, of LONDON. V ACANY is occasioned in the SITUATION of one A.i of the BRIDGREIASTERS by the death of your venerable officer Mr. Gtlablu. In humbly but mo3t earnestly entreating your ruffragee to succeed that gentleman, It will be expected that I should state my pretensions to your favour. I have beet for upwards of 30 years a liveryman of the Wershipfil Company of Founders, and have passed all the offices In'that respect- able eorporatd#m. I had the honour for several years to be ozne of the representatives of the Ward ot Bread-street in the Court,ef Common Counicll, and trust I may appeal to nmy colleagties while declarin:g that I diseha; ged the duties con ded tome vitlh diigeiec and fidelity. Nearly all isly life has been spent In the trade of this city, during the greater part of which I conducted, with my gartnier, an extensive mercantile establishment, whllch was suddenly ruined by the change 3vhicth took place on the eonclusion of the pace. Thus left at an advanced period of my llfe wMith a large family, and dreary prospects, I throwv myself upon the lioerality of mny brothier liverymen, confidently hoping that I may, by their sufrages, be cnabieel by every diligent endeavour Ini my power to fulfil the im- portantt duties of the situation of BridgemaSsrer, and to support a Lamily intirely dependent uron mlY exertioins. I have the honour to remain. Genitlemeni, Your obedient servant, Committee Room, iulildhall cotfeehouse, WV. GILLMAN. Sept. 8, 1824. T7HF.ATRR RoY.4AL. J-A 3Y,. RjEEr. THIS EVENING, NIARRIED AND SINGLE. Beau Shatterly, Mr. W. Farren, iMtrs;.U likerton, Mrs. Glover. After which, SWFETHEARTS AND WIVES. BHIly Lackaday, Mir. I.lston; L.ar:ra, Madame Vestris. To coniclude with NO SONG NO SUPPER. First Night of Mlist Paton's Engagement. THEATRE ROYAL.R.NCLlSPI OPh ?A-I(t)USE, Strand. THIS EVENING, D1R FREISCiiIJTZ. Rodolph, (Ist tInme), Mr. Pearrman; Agne-, Miss Pats,n;, (being her 1st appearaniee at thepstre) To conclude with i6th tinic) T I-t FfiOZE.1 LAKE. D.f4'/S' RROYAL , MIfP11ThfE.4 TEF. fre.trniy.rler.hri,kfe. THIS EVENING (12Sd tumei T1IE iASTTI.F. OF WATERLOO. Monsieur DueroW wvill perform the Reaper and the Flight of Zephyr. To conclude writh DER Pit EISCHUTZ; or,The SevenCharmed Bullets. DA VI.'s ROYAL APH!TITH,A TRET, Westmis;sfcr-b-idgv. Monsieur DUCROW's BENEFIT. Monday ssext, Sept. 13, Extraordinary Novelty in the Equestrian Departmcnt. .NFW SURREY TFIEATRP. (Under an entirely new bAanene1rit-l THitS EVENING llz be prerented ani entirely netv pecuiliar and originalmelodraMe,e celled DER FIRF.ISCciHuTZ; or. The iDemon of the Wolf's Glen anid the Seveni Charrmed Bullets. The mtisic under the immediate directlon of W. HaRs, Esq.; the piece written by Mr. Ball, author of Thalaha," " Fl,at.ng Bleacon, `c., and produted by MIr. Anid. Princ!mal chsaratrra essrs. Grant, lvowbo-h:m, AullS, L.oveday. larwo,,d, Y otuig. liemniingc. and hlnor: Mlrs. Youing, Mrs. Tennant, and Mr.c. Loveday. To i,e preceded ibJ the celebrated and rubl!nely terrific Overtiure. conmpo d ty t.:un MTaria Von Weher. and aidedby 'Lii nerea.edorceicstra. cfrer wbici,,afavouriteStung, y r. Gibbon. Re whole to e.,ocl:d With THE RIVG BRIDGEt or, The Sjectre of the Lake. ROY.4f (.-fl ?nrf(; rl Xl THtIl EVENING will ie preFentl a ineuv wr.r;ad hijto... l and dramatic memoir, In three acts, coinporsinTg a varic;y .,f the n,.qt memorAbleocnurrences and remarka',!eilncidents in the l.IFE AND REIGN OF GEOllGE IIJ., THE FATHER (F FilS iE1OPLE. KNrj,u (.eorge the Third, .tr.Bflziguggh i The Prinve of WateS, Mr.nHIrr,;gh; The Duikse of York, Mr. Smith: Priicet! WV11iam Henrtv, Duk. ,, Clarence, Mfrs. Leeiern. 11te filght Holn. Chafles James Fox, Mr. Villiers: The Rlrh t lion. fn:hrrd flinslcy Sheridan, Mr. Lew!sz. Lord ErAkine, Mr. Wi!P.3n William XVlh,rforece, Esq., Mr. Crumptoa; &e. dec. Quen Ctiharlotte, i'rs. *.eAt,,t: Lady Harrington. itrR. Dehoosee Margaret Nic)lson, !ir,-. C(cin Aze. &c. To cul- cade w1it a fL favonrue rreimdrarnu, cal:ed 'I lIE BLEEDING NUN OF LINDENBE.IG; or, FTle F,rest of It,ur, wid. X The pubHication of 7'1 e Timner ncmmen'e l t fi o'clock yester- day morning, ancd finiLedc at 8.