Star. — London, England, 1801-11-12 00:00:00

Moßat• r uaii C imp, L.it were ob• ea P. 'nil,: law ir!nr,ci:. ; td int:. Ln.2, r:. • Lf.:~ ~~.IS~ U' tc . ) hr. •:. t ..t T.': • t!.e t .1 :v. 014;,w, *v.t. 11.0.: itis, l~ d .t (j 11. e., rting tri; H k I h,-,•i., 1.. r Jc .iii. r 11.1.: . tl.: t o•••, Ith C:01. f UNDIA'G OF EXCHS.ZUER zILLs. :1 meeting of the Holdevs of Ex:la:quer 11:11:. „ %: ; ilirdayheld at the I.mion 'rayon, w7 ien c onverl.ttion took place as to the tetra. • i:: their opinion, tl:c bp gain lhoul,' 411 the CHANCELLOP. Of I& r R. dult of which was, that they came t o a knits :.:iclations, as a bafis upon which tl!..ir Corn 1 .. t: fhoulti treat fur them.—The lubaance of i cfolotions are as follows : That for every tool.Exchtqacr Fill thty would ) 0 0 3 p..r Cent. Confols,valn-1 at SF•!, f Ica 7 6 C, 3 per Cent,. kedutL at 67-1. - 10c c 4 per C.valued at 8.0. 54 5 0 c 6 I.olg Annuity, at t9l, 19 19 9 S ic 4 4 9 • i•:4 on 5 per C. valued at ;it}, . 104 8 c y c 0 3 per C. Cond. at WS!. 68 5 c se 0 0 ^. pre C. Redue.at 6;T, 3 , t tt 6 lc/ 17 0 c t 0 Lung Annuity - o 19 6 To tilde levet:a Propofitions their was adled liefolution, that the Committee thould the diteretionary power to modify or mix feveral conditions, in treating with the CH AN. CI LtOR of the Excsmyt it as they fhould fee fit. With this Document in their hand; the Com mittee went up to Downing-flreet, ha:f paft f ,, a. o'clock, and met the CHAN, - r :...•ut of the CH EVER, who was accompanied the Go- VITO!' and Deputy-Governor of the flaw::, Mr. VAtbITTART, and Mr. ALLCOt K. They tiated to trim the refolutions of the Meeting at the Lon ,:on Tavern, as the rule by which they were to be 7,:verned. Mr. ADDINGTON faid, that they mutt ::i agree about the value of the feveral Stoc!:s, as .s ,tccount from the city made them higher than had calculated. A conilderable time was frat in eta - cuffing this point, and the Committee --tleng . .ll agreed to eftimate Ibc 3 per Cent. Confuly at GS: per Cent. Reduced at 6:: 4 r ' Cent. --- 5 per Cent. -- at 9 ) This_point being adjufled, th.:y proceeded to . . offers. The Cumin - ittce were anxicits to have "le b..Pz of it in the 3 per Cent;, as the market -it Mr. ADDIS C.; TOU VV:I3 arennuus to have part of it in the 4's mil 5'S, as icing more economical in the redemption. He again ttilun:d them that he fhould want no more than 20 ,'.!: Y `("^-,:!. of Loan after Chrilimas ; and, he Ica dim to confult on the difiribution of the :n into the fcveral heads of dock, after which ofErs might be made on the quantity of Long which they would agree to take, it being I,l.lctatiod. that every Holder of teol. Exchequa 1 1. fhotild be entitled to fubfcribc 531. more to t .:12, paying oft the Bank Exchequer Bilk. 1 tie ceinverfation was long and frequcutl7 in ri:;-:e.l.—After agreeing on the amount of the Stuck, the bargain came to han4. entirely n the amount of the Long Annuity. willied to take it. 6d. and they contended for is. 9d. -t whit:, film it was finally titled; fo that the barpin was c..neluded on the terms fet forth in the following letter, which the Conin.ittee in firmly forwarded to the Stock Exchange . Dniming-ftrect, Nov. it-13 o'clock. .f.e t:rder•ntentioncd are the tern;i agreed upon tsttween •- • h o %Moe of the Exchequer and the Contmitre•• appointrd t~ ran him this day, for fettling the terms of fundine, c•••. 1 of I.xehequer of rtintipal, the holder. are to rzceive thr e•rn - ar r..311 , ims of it,xlr, which we have eftlntred at the tricesr— .C.• • • A ''' • c o Cool .1.. at 68j. - - +s o o Rtibecd, at 64 o o New Fire per Cents. 97 0 4 per Cents. at 94} ! 9 Long Ann,Cities, 17 t 16 :6 tc.l 2 4 1 5 0 42 7 6 1 4 4 to: IS 7 " . roe prir..v. , are t.) lnvert ., ortina .X. 4! for t vLry bi:l, to to r (I,oliing tlta bria by 11, R .k of I:tytan,'. 1 to be carrico. to tia I ciugacr MI or beoire t! .e awl the Inter& to be MeulAt....cl to the day, ...d money. . . . . . . . nftt of 231. per cent. on •:te additiot al col. for each L Et.l.,:qucr Bill, to be pat.! at t!.c time of Icav!r4, the Bilis : • lAtt, :31. pert rut. on 01.: am: the re. rya ect,t. on tl, t't tnuary. .• . d this Nutiee, that tuL conditior.s may lac math:public hours of httfine(s to-manlw morning. ti I.tll~ COL•TTI TROTTLR, MARK SPROf, ARR. GOLDjI4IO. CHARLES Such is the bargain that Mr. ADDING roh has :lade 11; funded the Bills on terms which Nat an - - LAI 16 9 The new uT all kinds created is iz,673,:u0 0 0 Ana the 1.01... Ann. for 59 yLars will he 7.437 " •r:-, inters it due upon the Bills is to be raid in 7.: when tlizy ere delivered into the Exchequer; etic Divider“ts on the new Stock t paid at the ici'eciiivc petiods of the Eseral l'pon the whole it Is a bargain which will b. i•'.l . iderctl as fair and equitable on both fides. The Kill!rla 'in Armour who milein the Procef- L Pr, 1.. t'd yo:'s Dar, wa% di . !1:11. n :J 11.1n!,:t of ini the G,agn. nit , •.1 •. lulu; vi .I.d Li •1. A . ,: vl I I tit y tc.i) b,:fy re tu:inv, to c it, • nc^ has, tr.:l. r•r•'ived 1';:• v•ar of I Inn t!: tt cvactia- Ilattovr , .• teas i.:(1 into lull cfl ct bcto: e the 4;11 • sl at—, dri Prefidi, which Naples placed at !p:''.:ll of rranee, have been ceded to the of rr w in, who took formal poifetlion of un the 2 1i of 5, member. territory licloak::.'d to Ttifcany. Telarnune, the :; ••1 port Ili it, famous for the vianries 1111;d1 • i ,noJ:rthe('onfulatcofEmit.losLt:- ' C. A. Kin out's, gained in its environs ; was part of the tot itory of Sienna, et.! , is 15;7 to COSMO I. by PHILIP 11. t'• S l'ictidi. Spain retained Inal the larger part, toi,rethzr si!: ; ;Llorn of Naples, was conquered by In the Ptcliminaties of t eoc, the • g ...ets to Naplcs, and remained at, (Town till the peace between the hull e in his Neap. ,litan \1 r.. 1 sa to Token', aim .1 ;t1 14.,c., lull. 'Ails. z t, brolLy : 7 oars i;e 1 :s Lot NNON 1!i. is Trr • ;et, C d C• i kut, I ult. a•id 1, Car*. r try, Cu. the It. it rntey, tv Ifartli, litetr, for ns, Re.tr. ect ; anj rr LLEW, RASGt; 'rum C:L• 4th ara . - ,t;:i I'AF iC.in 11! r th.: Ht Vet!. I thy to Ham. carne :3 ; at:d a ring up in Los b:ii, 2. Young j_4COrs - ; ,PETFRE; —. from 1(1 11:1•:it, ic:'.cs,, .l ~•If'?n thc :ii:t •e of :1 , hoard In 0.: r 1:1:1,'17: y .:L LAW IIVTELLiGENCi MAT OF CHANCERY, NOVEMBER lz. MDR Y•LANE THEATRE. Mr. MANSFIELD proceeded to reply to what had ' been urged on die other fide. lie defended the condua of Marrs. Ford and Hammcrilev, in has'. ing hitherto taken the whole of the Pit-money, on recount f the Arrears due to them, as Trultee•• for the i:enters. He obfervcd alib, that a, it c! .n happen that the Pit-money would not ;mount to the film required for the payment of the Renfers, therefore the Truitecs Ought to be at liberty to take firms of money at other times, for the pirrpofi: of making up the deficiency. He ad• nutted, at the fame time, that the 'Performers mull be paid, or otherwife no money could arife from the Pit. His Clicatc,• he raid, did not with to prefs the execution of th.: order, according to the letter of it, and ist its utmctt extent ;—they were on the contrary, to confent to any reform of the orders which the Crain dirndl think reafonable and proper. He fli;I, c,:ntended, !sow. ever, for the appointment of a Rec_iver ; and he was convinced, he laid, that every Aartr in the Theatre wned for the appointment of feme per fon authorifed by that Court, who Ihould receive the monies, and pay the Performers. In the courfe of his reply, E 2 laid he was info r m e d th ere was BzBBl. los 3 . 1 . due from the Theatre to the Duke of Bedford for Rent. The SOLICITOR GENERAL Lid, there was no allidavit of this. .1 he LORD CHANCRE. coßiaid, he fliould not at teni to any affertiJas that were not w:ritied by a'• though it tni,Jit be fair to confider %1 (Illation either as fup , ,,ollng the Rent to be or not paid. Mr. MAtesrtFtn grounded his affertion upon I.ctt:r of the Duke of Bedford's Agent, which he hated to have been received, declaring that a dif. tiefs was in the Theatre, and that if the Rent was not paid bclhrc that da) fe'nnight the goods of th.: Theatre would be fold to difchargc it. He con ciaded by prcflin upon the attention of the Court the in iginal objet of his Motion. Mr. AGAR again offered himfelf on behalf of Grubb, who, he faid, had advanced furl)s of money on account of the ThLatre, to the amount of 15,0001. and who was now forced into a tem porary concealment, in confequcnce of debts in. curred on account of the Theatre. Mr. Grun, he laid, was ready to fwear that he LA received no notice whatever of this proccedinE. The LORI/ CHANCELLOR faid, he 11111 q take the affidavit of ferviec of the notice of thdl: proceed. inks upon Mr. Grubb, as evidence of that service, and he could not hear any affidavit to the con trary. The only proceeding that could be Lid, in cafe Mr. Grubb had not been ferved with the no tice, was to indiel the perfon who fwore that thr Perjury. . . Mr. AGAA laid a few words MOM tClatirf; to Mr. Grutb. The LORD CnANCELLOR laid, that from expe rience of the labour and difficulty the Court had to encounter, when it was called upon to enforce rights to multifarious as in the Caufe before it, he was glad to exprcfs his fatisfaaion, when he was informed in the vacation, that the parties had come to an agreement among themfelves.— The Court felt that difficulty, in the collie of the Royal Circus ;toe; the Opera Houle, ath;ch difli culty a role out of this—that the Come felt it was endangering the intercils of all, while it was en deavouring to enforce the rights of all. Notwith (lauding L., thought, that the nver.l :•ttd lull grounds to be proceeded upon were obvious, an,l nut difficult in practice, if thole intczened would but agree among themfelves to adopt them. The queltion before him arofe out of three no:iees of motion. The firtl originating in an Order of the Court of the Gth of March, by which a Receiver, in a certain cafe, was to be appointed—the par ties by that Oraer, Lavin, in confequence of a given event, a liberty to apply for the appoint ment of Inch Receiver." This was not of hi& an appointment, but merely . a power to apply to the Court for the appointment of a Receiver.— This Order oldie 6th of March, was chitin& from the other fubfequent one of the tub of June, in that material point, that it did not of neceility require a Receiver to be appointed, but if the fads warranted it, the Court might appoint a cer tain perfitn, who fhould day by day pay into the hands of Meas. Fiammerfley and Co. the fun:s rc• ceived at the Pit door, night by night, and the furplus of this money was, after the appropriation of what was nece : Liry to cover the Renters 01am , , to remain in the han.ls of Hamm; ney, who, as • lie fhonld (late by-and•bye, ilood in various, and las he conceived, incontinent charaelers, with re gal d to the 'theatre, until the end of the 1, ear.— When he had laid Rock upon the money remain tog, in their h u tds until the and of the year, it was not from his being told that M 7. Ilarrlneilley was wdhn4 to do ju!is.• to all was board to confider what Mr. Ilantructiley might do, and not what he would do. 1: was not Ile. ecifiwy to enquite how far Rich:l7,llin and Grubb were parties to that Order, as it app-tired to he an Order by confent of Sheridan, who was the only party to that fuit, and regulazli before the Court. The next notice of :within was one, which, if it fueceeded, was an effeetual .o...wer to the other two, being to do away the tinnier ordet and coufequently all that could be don: onfer ' them. By the caufes as they now Ileod, it seas impoffible to fay how Hammerfley could 01 would aft. In the tirli of them, Ford with liammertley was a Trainee for certain purpoli.s, and Sheridan the only Defendant. In lie fixond, the Banking lintlie was Plaintiffs, and Sheridan, Grubb, and Richardtim, Defendants. By the tirn deed of 1791, Mr. Ilammerfley had an interen as a •I's Unce, and by the latter deed he had another intereff which was oppofite to his interell as a Truffec. In the latter cattle Ford was no patty. To the agreement and deed of 17oS. Ford was ra party ; and if the provitions of the deed of t 79S \VL re not compatif . • with the deed of f 793, bow could Hammel le , with Ford, c cone them ? trite fituati.in of I lammerfley was here very cx• thiuidinary s hem he was bound again CJa. (Of r what ae , atOat/ Jo, bat what he dn. Jl, the Order of the 6th of March 113ot, he was to fei..e;ve 471. per m i ght for the Renters, fir whom he was one Trul,ee, and the fitroltis was to accumulate in his hands until the end of the year. By the f:cnr.d Order that furphis was to go in aid or another funi arising from the boxes. "if 1ttF.71.1 cli;nt." It :right happen that a fox nights might put hint in poatflion 01 to cover the Renters' Blares, and then this ite-1- tion arofe—With uliont WA% he to actior nt tic ihrplits ? svn hitrifdt, :is l'rttlle: oi focond deed, it he chore *t. By the 6111 hider it 1 1:1 :e -mained oittior.el in him, wit:titer he tv..•ti.! aecus initiate the fiond in his hands to the ame,ll:.: c ten Or eleven shout:tied pounds, or p it ~.ter it. air! of die otter fund of NV l lidl NV.I3 tee. retain it, it' lb: (110[ . [: it, .sod it was his do, though the inaerere of the concern was diametrically oprofite, and the ori ginal nod-deed requited totally antnher fort of dilltibutiett. reaard to the feet - aid 0: d.r obtained in coif; in which the banking-h.:ale was PlaitniiT, it was argued, that that Order did away all oh'edions to the firfi, it haying beta: argued, that as it was aceeded to by both Grubb aad Riahardfon, they were equally broiod v. nth Sheridan. But it %wt.: feid tal ;he other 1id..., that it all three were hound, that the Court might Lot to an upon that Order, having due attention to the interefls of thofe whom they rept-et:med.— Ntov what was the fad ? fired, with reipc.sl to ridait : he flood upon the Record as having con fented to the Order of the 6th of March. lle ot-er ail which had been raid re:pi-Sting thy mode in that content had been obtained.- -It was clear that Mr. Sheridan colleaed the meaiiing of ti: it ()tiler: he rcmonat'ated the hardill'n, of it. It was impotiible to d.iiibt that Eta. IVltatever he might think, as .t of the /.,,tiak/e executor, of the underdood intention of that order, fitting. there as a Judge, he sea, Laund to think that Sheridan had contented ; and there:ore, if the it,terefl th Sheridan was al. - -ne concerned, he mull he b tiece dto obey ti :elms ci that order. let with Tc: v el to the 'on, letis of Richart'.:*(ll arid Gruhb, how did they ttand before him ? Poe had a deed (.1 [7O, in which they were all poetic., except th;:t faid was n a party ; but Thomte, Kimme l !ley, as one of I; e IntniCin7 Louie, W:11. tie, by that deed, adm'ated the late: e:is of R.4laat dfon and Grubb; and 01,1 more, 10: admitted there interclls anteced.ht to tha eider oi the (ttlt of M 1 8. 7 .11, might ••• :!te technical intet-tl , , ot thole :1, 1 t hd not, in 1 sii.w of the .t, It at ill : cauf:, 1.1... y hail any 1 ,11.1 I,.tei.ett • I; 1., a l ., tors, y wet-. enti:led to be Ilietvi: I, the sal • plr.s of the a il. per right to be dilpit,',ol t ; and if they had a i:;,ltt to didorl: that ordei, was cf no confetplence that Mr. Sheridan had contented to it. Iliform: d thettfolc: as the s.'.:ti was, of the intcrefts of the heveral patties, it to appoint a Receiver fority •. : in that ~tiler ? "1-Ihis was a eli. - •-.;.u.r,weli.‘a whether the Court !bottld app, - ,int a Receiver .• t the general puip-lie.; of the trufl, it t! c• did not fee th.ir toys, interells hy thenifelves. To determine that queitiral,! , c. atia a:pin:be nectliary to retort to the f•tinvr y, and afk, not what the parties worth!do, but üb..t they snijlg du ? In t cafe in very tillv kid v, all the patties could not be 13-. Court, lie knew but one mode of con.ll;,:t the Court mull adopt, unleis it c,tilel inability to do jn:tice ; and that was, hr com 2. thole wh., we: e before them to 4,4 •!. of thole -.s - ho were not prelent. The C. •.:t n.uut guard the paramount rights of tho': v i could not he prel'em, and not any r .1 to injure the general i.,te; ells. 1 I, . .1,•, neck:if:try to fee the real Rate of • fir as it .-rpeared to the Court. 1 - ..7 t!. 1,. mit-lit s; hat was the a 1 t.... ~t• !. lord, of the Perfoitne:s, of the Vont.' c. • :• would nit decisb.• upon other grounds than •I, filets apreated U1 , 01:115.1.1Vit. ol kned horn the fang of the I:- that. if the %thole of the Pit-money be accumulated, the Pe7lot met- crul.l I. paid ; and one .t.ll,lavit hated, t 1 it 1.. )) ceiver Wat aplviiiitcd as the order :et ; concern mild I e inevitably ritiacd.— Ratement h, feel great _ . filch appoi;;:n1.11:, although Grub'). Itichirdiun all cxprvf..ly :;,-rc..l it a•oul.l endanger thr . inter'i:t t! , ! I •r-i 1 tepteilnted.—fic wcnt fr ) ~ ! : : tale to t;•::, tl.at ncitlicr bhorislan. Grubb, could t-aient to t an ; r. would make it unl:ft. I:: 1 c; esery fiction tied ;n the to tilts mills rf di,. d. ! fay not!.iiv; cosr , srus rrk; ' - But s• ith ,: :1 .1 • was rn07.1;! . t. : . : ; • s for: the at . : • cd for were l u ! ! • • • 1 . : : . Rent•-c, • .. I . .• ver without I .i 1..1.. ;•,.I • t• 4d the v I ti r •. alkcd Itlr nor • ,!. . r,l . t •• • there :Alf, nodl i • :..r • . t, . . • •.; . • 1 ... - \Veil ! but ; • t . • • I 7 in1;;Ilt Tut r. • i ' e the . ' 7 . 7 I 7 I %%hat W..IS • 7 ' 1 , ••• . ni.tf.e 4: : : • CCIWCII 1.011,1 '7l: t^ r . • •- Ong, b4m c% r, , t, what truft, : T' ; I ; ' cn`lld not 13) to 1,1 i„t, ; , . • (mit, and me %%tirillii In;.‘ ; they Ir..:rc bowl i i,% tic tern; the I+ , l .! I ; .trAl Ohl; -•, ;?• 1-r7l. 1 To Icts, U. Rev' 11,, [lf !Ices C. 1.7 ta• si.. tuti h: fay that tIT: podi, • ,•: 1:. ThLatn: was ii.% ) .ft to thrt, •1.1 s, a I u L te:.ii rt,zi ; •:, nt 1,.. I't, 1)., • Lim:Ai/Imi JAI t: J. 3 . A. a n:6ht, co:.1 • ; . •..? ;sir. 1 ian.,:wr- (low , Pit ninv:_yli nm 1•,,;7 , 4 ;1 lii? t 1• t., • 1:.: .1:- :•.: ,• •-• trne .1 • '1; : • ••• L.) • CI. t; .:Es • 1: • ; ,••• •• 1 i : f I :!;•1 " ; ' C. : i ..t :, 1..• ".• C. • .r.. I:: r• ; t::: :1 . • :s lS 11Pur!I ; . : Vl:t ;fi. , )I I 7 ;, _ . t! :!it'.. :!! ; : ! . 1.1: 11 1... A I); I '011) . •t hynt tit.ot itt 111 J :i • . •• t..l‘: ',tit it w.... :loot tu, i, it tli; rr.ult ! to call thytt pay v 10.)A i,c faid that th.: :lams y , t. d.:. I; h it fo— !nu 11.; :in I.: I:: is Ali;dl they pun I •:- ; t vet y man LIU it 'fie, the it was Ito tl:•! 11,•21 Ei:l (Pi .tll that they tlit , uld be paid. It vt th.tir V.:4.1114y Nhich alone mule pr o perly valuable to .04 '('heir interell !s vomit:Fled v.ith the in terells of the will le hod!: ; it was C... tr they could not lock pt at thtir pt.tts enada t ion and indullry were eNcited by :inadequate and re :911. r paid filar;.. 11;1 I.ordliii:t next adverted to the two order, ; :tin! %k ti: the full, he conceived it could t A .:', 1 . , •wod to eland, heeaure it tont• f r ont the p ut the troll, to apply it to a particular p.: ;1 -.1 e . As to ti:.; It it:l.ll . .litnt and (;:iibh itef.ll ottlt. perfnie intca:ll;d he fhould J'.l bound by t:.at rtrder ; but ;...,; . :•7 t Court could rot. ftt to hat ar:it la the int phi th : •rt -• L a am. of C. 1.2 a'. 1 . t1et,,.!!,. t'• l::U. .It left tic queit.ort opyr, ....yr a tecet...7 apoo:atrd ? wzre 01 illy an.: 1.. • to Ali .I:1 ei.;,g v....T. ,71.• ! rot t., • L: t„1:: 011gi:t f , ;•ce t, lie 'bold Aloof 4;41 r !!%ni ; ;it it 1.!,: di.l it. vou:d be to , vie.. to .I.ly l'..ti;J:r.•.-zrs, the r,11•., 1 . 11:2r ntticfs the i!tic, lome i:..;;•)intincnt taku• thus: Obi :Cll ; ;nit t!!. LIM,: tin,,. it ! ttcl 1 r the r t the it :1I) it ..in:. - )ll. , t!,ort . ..ives, l\ • !, o.ot f !, .L lie ii.ten,kd to do in I H r %%i:;11:.1 titzni try t; wets to ; fnk• and ini":111 iattl v! .!!1.1 c .Ipril .ttr p 1::.11• 1 N.c. :r • ' : . I: :v. r: • !. : u,ll V V'.:~ it t: ti n lis . ;* 1. L.,rl • ~IC~ ' I 1.,t• t.1:,7111 1:.74: i, LI:. I • " re' '/ lw~ • • 0.c.: r ).e. 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