The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-31 00:00:00

T~ }., ...~ ma y ,_-+.. `_. .~+.+'. :'_'_ _.. ir +/i * gU k kja (fittAA • „t * - 7 - • aiP • •, • • CO s- C" Alt , tL i. I )7 4 tat i t tO „ • • • • *reit 1 4 1 •4 1 LONDON, MONbAY, AUGUBD 31, 1818. . " The Cause for which If ARIPIPIN fell IN the field, end Srattr died ea the scaffold P AI a PUBLIC MEETING of LONDON IN4URBIN4 with the NORWICH UNION FIRE had LIFE SOC lEf Y. held in pursuance of public Advertisement. „ t rhr George and Vulture Tavern, London, no Thursday, the • of Aetna ._- 3. I'. TI P, Esq. M. P.. in the Chair t A Retool having been prevented front the Committee ap. p.•imed r.t ibe List Meeting, held as op t , e . it yens I. iteVOlVede Merl' l, g do most cordially approve of, sod agree with, the Report now rend. I. Resolved thdanimourly, That the following Geodesic§ be appointed a Committee: — Mr. Alderman Thorp. M. P., Aldg-te, Mr. Worst irk Vre.illn• Grocerhurrh street, Mr. Charles Mateo. Walsworth. )fr. Edwatti Croak% . Clutwmile•street, Al r. Samt•et Rigeter. Paernoster row, Henry Kepi fail Mans. Mr. Fred• rick I•atireore, Workman-street, Borough, Mr. Wi.l4tuo Vrety. Lonilturi-sireviv Mr. W write' Shoemol, Parooosier-row, Mr. Within Know child. Thitme-street, Mr. Jahn Twqrg, 76, Ftert.sireer Mr. Henry Gamble, Eih-str. • Mr. S. P. Titoism. Cinami-sircel. Time they be requested to persevere Tr. the Wetileatin. into die Funds and t oviduct of the Nor* it h Union Sweets I 1/1 , 11 they iliive voorl 10 odd to their ouniher, and to periceed la orb manner se 111(1611/4 .ere• mike requisite. 3. Re. /sited Virirdworsslv .Th:11 the Sub•erlytion entered into sit the land Meet is' for f u rthering the investicitissos we • mama , t 1 wad Shatbowlrs heopened for tie Wart' at the roll..• log ha k ing-hour ss—Metors. Baietts and Co.„ Sir Wall :on t Rio *qv , te, ant Curtis, Lanhard-areet ; Sir Richard Car C,.. Birehiet- lone t atdMesrs. Thomas Conitsit..d (7... Slurs 't 11,1 the prime held:teed at 1.4. disposal of Ike Callsoiller , and tlO.l Mr. A Idermaii Tio rp 1 . 11.1114:T. le 4. Resolved Uoirolo.aas-1., 111.4 the cordial Tit inks of ihj t'e given 10 t h e int• C ettnittrr fur toeir latim sous and •icil o invevrigosion info she otfors of the Rorie's. 5. R. in.lved Uonnuottusly. Tina the Thsaks of this alleetit g tar given to Mr. Alderman Thorp for his polite nitriat-ti to the Committee, owl his able and impirtil.l conduct in the Choir. DRURY-LANE TIJEATRIL The Geneiff" Commilieo met on Friday list, this Theatre, and agreed ta the fanning Report i -66 The General Committee have contiolered it ne. cosset,. previous to o p en i ng the Th eatre f or the en. suing season, and after the recent proceeding in the Court of Chancery, to submit, for the information of the Proprietors, the annexed Report of the Sub. Committee, and the reasons which have induced the General Committee to approve and confirm it, in preference to the alternative left them of the ado's. tine of the only practicable recommetolation of the vielect Committee, at tasted in their Report to the Proprietors of the 28th of July last, that of closing the Th,atre. " If the General and Sub-Committees had only in view their own interest, and tenet from the on pless•rett situaiion in which they heist been placed by the late vetatines proceedings, they wooed am. lore, hesitated to adopt the recommendation of the Viol. COmmitters; but the duty they owe to their Coo. sateen's end the Public., and ordinary feelings of henvenity towards the different persons interested in, and dpendetit upon, their usual employment in the Theatre, will not po' rmit them in ab.mlnit the ties , reposed in them, or to apprise so many meritorious itmlitiduals of the reefing of support, without at lean no.kiort one fustier effort to SIM , this immense con certs from inetrirahle ruin. An additional amid urgent resents for the epilISM which the Committees hese followed, will be found iu the doubts expressed by the highest Legal Authotity of the country, its the late discussions in the Court of Chancery, as to the tights of the Proprietors under the P a t e nt h e i rs( r a. (Med by the close of the Theatre, and the additional weight it would give to the case of the advareates for a third Theatre, if brought again before the neat Parliament. " The General Committee have, therefore, con sidered it inoperative upon them to &re all their as sistance and countenance io ItIP Stitt-Committee in their endeavours to open t he Theatre at the usual sea. Grin ; and the Sub• Committee having provided funds for this purpose, the mansaement will continue under their direction until the Annual General Meeting on the 30th of September nest. " The General Committee hive recommended to the attention of the Sub-Committee, such sugges tions in the Repast of the Select Committee as are rerfaill4 defogging of attention, particularly with re. erect to the proposed arrangement with the Coeditors, limiting. within the smallest possible esteet, the pine. time o f Older, and Ftee.admissions ; end as lit t le in . terference as possible with the duties of the Acting Massager, beyond tacit rentroul in the espettditure as the abortion' of the property imperiously demands. " The C. octal Committee have no hesitation in expressing their regret, that a practice should ss much have obtained of the interference of the - Mem. hers of the Sub-Committee in the vas ioesdepartments of the Stage ; but they consider it essential, for the security of the Property, that the whole expenditure of the concerts should remain under their direction, and that neither this, nor the issue of orders of free admi.Sion should be entrusted to the Manager, with out their superitstisodence -seil•coortroul. 4 . The General Committee have also, in pursuance of the recommendation of the Suh•Committee, and the reasons on which it is grounded, directed the wires of admission, for the tstotuittg . itesson, to he reibiced to Ss. for the ,frr.t, and 3r. the second price to the Boxes; 3+. and 'is. to the Pit. " The General Committee can only look to any beneficial result to the Proprietors irs ripening the Theatre from 'Mill further reduction in the espeedio lure, and they are aware the pistol will commence under very inauspicious circumstances fir the Mane. gier. The discussions whiCh preceded the Injenctintr; *alibied on an erparte statement from the Chan. cello'', and, subsequently, the Injunction, until it was dissolved, has prevented that preparatiets which is so essentially necessary ; soil the Sob. Committee have not reported as yet, iny accession of taleit In the 'strength of the conipany; still, the short time which intervenes between the lest meeting of the General Committee and site opening of the Theatre, will he leads the best use of by the AllPettri and• the he. ginning of the season has always hitherre been more profitable, or, to speak more correctly,less soprofir. *Me then any sebsequent period. • " The Generat 'Committee have already stated the .pristeipal means. which influenced their approval of She attempt of theSub-Cornmittee to open theTheatre; their duty to their Constituents and the Public; their ansiefy to prevent distress to the numerous persons dependent on the I.;lablishment ; and the danger to 'which the Plaint might be subjected, and the addi. -donet weight which would be given to the arguments anti claims of the applicants for a third theatre, if this should be shut to the Public. Beyond the at tainment of these objects, and the prevention of fur ther loss, which must have been the certain conse quence of a different determination, they ore not sanguine of/ access as far as the Proprietors are con cerned. The Creditors have, however, * distinct and paramount interest, and their connerreaCe in any measure which shall keep the Theatre open till ar rangements can be made for the liquidation of their Claims. cannot be a matter of any reasonable doubt. " For their satisfaction, the General Committee have recommended to the Sub-Committee to offer them the nomination of a jerint-rricriser, to act with NIG Dunn, on the pat t of the Proprietur , , of all the rents and profits of the property ; nurVilint, after the payment of the nightly eepences, anti reimbursement of such sums as are advanced by the Sub Committee to open the Theatre, the residue he applied towards such fund as may hereafter be provided for their pay ment ; and the General Committee will be upon all occasicua happy to confer with the Creditors upon any mrsiarel they May themselves devise for their further security dud satifactinn. " The General Committee, in the uncertainty of being able in Owns, a full attendance at a Special General Nleeting at this season, heats considered it their duty to take measures to communicate these sr rangentenis to ♦very Proprietor, and they further en treat the attention of the Proprietors and other per• sons eorsrerned in the Tlwatre, to the fallowing oh- I seirstions on the recent proceedings of the Select Committee, in order that they may be Informed of the exact state of the propetty, end the circemotantes in which it is plated, end he enabled fully end roe lately in consider them, portions to the annual Ge. sterol Meeting in September. The Proprietors will then have it in their power, with the assistance of the General Committee, who will be happy to afford it for that purpose, In make such alterations in the s)s tem of Marieuement, atal the future condact at this unfortunate cnnyern se they may deem eligible and espediesit The General Committeeare anxious, if possible, to ovoid soy expretiqiutt4 Whit+ cats renew iheecri moilinus discussions which here unfortunately taken place ; and they will only refer to the Report of the Select Committee, on frisch subjects as are connetPd with the general interests of the concern. When dif ficulties arise, such es this prnperty is involved in, the true citries oft too often kept Out of view, and d.. Solect Committee hive, id the present irettunel., ugyfiltetl In the mierusstmenieut of fortunes which they neithar bad it its their power to avert or entitiOUl. The Grows' Committer in their last Report to the General Meeting of Promietots, hole Oven their .'pinion of the tervicts of the TrUP' MILLARD'S PATLNT CLOTH. 1 MI .LARD hogs respectfully to ieform the 11/* F 00 51146 trio g no. ior teturnisui from. the last anti Wes , Imhr.. K c. i.e. l'A rvsr ii.orli -uperwo!is *lw use of she Fine Ilia I.,.,gClath. of India. nod itot tte hem milotaiiiore 6" Lin..., *kite it i. nearly halt the price. hod hi fumed pastlieulmil% ite-triotle for Ls hralitofilisess to sear in Om'. as W E I! at let th ti oar eald and a haileithle climate": it is s ow. .sseapro. Lor e•p•ootatiiin. in clime Rase*. nod h) the pingl.• Pie e.of V 6 In rot, each, for the u s e o f Fig. 1A4, 4 , at Ve. . Si.. 6d.. S. 3.. 6d, per 'ord. 11011 upwards. at hi !Nandi Linen 11% ftr. No. 16. chenp*ide (m no ph-re rl ). in 4 4th* for 6; , irttoir, and 6 4tbs for To 'lime lea NI :wowr airsick than Linea. is Li we so dr. a, %%ell e. fur is* re. coPi. Tne Sheeting* for lbc io.ter t. till road caimans. pos-ruu the peculiar ad. • usoi..ge of beam ; e nod t 1.-66 nines.% • f en, The White etoloott a 4 Aajetosoos, tar Lodi. oo' Doer*. Child ress' We,r. it. anvil as ',hove. io Pi, ( tililliining m fro 'nee in lour thews /me*, (rout Two to 11;ree Guiuritit the Payee. - • tee s whiny conduct is so much animadverted upon by the Salyut Committee, and their opinion, notwith standing those animadversions, has only been strength ened by the further experience they have had of the esertiona of Mr. Moore, for the benefit of the Pro prietor,. Neither are the General Committee at all persuaded of the incapacity of the other Members of the Sub. Committee from the sweepig condemnation which has been pasted upon them in the Report. The vet) circumstances of the exception of Lord Yarmouth front this condemnation, who had concur. red in every measure of the Sub-Committee, previous to his resignation, is a proof of its injustice. The Ge. octal Committee were very sensible of the valuable accession of his Lordship to the Sub-Committee at the period of Mr. Lamb's resignation, and lament, as one of the otos' consequences of the late diseentiona, she loss of his able sot vices to the Proprietors—but Still, if the miafortunes of the Theatre have been caused, as alleged, by mismanagement, Mr. Limb, who was one of the parties in the application to the Court of Chancery for the, ipjunclion, end who as sumed before his resignaitoe t almost t he sqe centroul soil management of the Siage,;. and Lord Yarteouth, who subsequently concurred in 311 the measures which were pursued, are mildly implicated in the 4fleeed mismanagement, with the other Membersaf the Sub. Committee. . " The General Committee trust that the recom mendation they have made, that the present, and any tutu!, fah-Committee, *ill interfere as little as possible midi the argils of management, after the election of a proper persou as Manager, will put an end to these useless discu'sions !boot the oopacity of indieidueiS of. the Sub-, l Ceinesitte• ,for mange meist'uf tbe Stage. It salty he at '1144 permitted to tertluir tat entertain a doubt, whether any Nleldbits'ef the Select Committee, are more capable thatt . ihe'se now in (ilk t ;,and as far at expetience resi 'fit services of Um noir ht ?tither of the Select Committee, oho hatl . l;era silo • Member of the Sub-Committeeet ere not productive of mach benefit to the Proprietors. As the most distressing and in vidious duty of the Sub-Comitiltee. that of ceattaal ;ill; and curtailing sixpence, and eudeavouring to stay pressing demands olcreditors, to prevent tbe.seizere of the effects of the .Theatre, has devolved wsion Colonel Douglas and Mr. Moore, who are olso Trustees, is not altogether surprising, that In the performance of that duty, they should have subjected themselves to some part of the feeling which is stated to exist against them. had they given their cossitetiancs to the continuance Of use's, espenditore, or the supply *of articles at extra. iigeut prices, it would not 'live been difficult to 'salsify popularity with person' connected with the establishment.; and the, allegation in the Report of the Select Committee, that supplies were made at as. travegant rates, cannot certainly apply since the pe riod at which the expenditure came ender the direc. tion of these Gentlemen, fur they have devoted co. remi , ting attention to this of ; and .during the last season, great part of the supplies were paid for, es delivered, in ready money. That they have done their duty, is, thereforoohe amount of the accusa tion against them ; and in the Report of the Select Committee, who have had access to .their.'sshole ac. counts and proceedings, theta is not, and could not be, the slightest allegation egaiust, the correctoess of both. " In making these remarks, which the observe- Lions of 'the Select Committee in their Report, hale called forth, the General Committee Iwg t. he ender. stood, as not ascribing the misfortunes of she Thea tre to any preceding Sub.Comusittee... They ate con• fitlent the true causes, to which these orisfortestes are to be attributed, had their origin in the foretellers of the establishment on its priisent scale, and have been gradually since increased by unfavourable theatrical seasons, soil the growth of toitita theatres, encou . raged by the high prices of admission at the Pateut Theatres, and which were fequirrd to promi.e stay adequate return for the fur toy extended capital em barked in them. " The three specific remedies recommended by the Selszt Committee iu their RiTort to repair these oils. TRIAL OF MISS MARY ANNE TOCEER. la the Pie.... and will he pntsliArti Wedursh pike 29. 6t. gay orlo On elegantly rnitf..ved had Mai mg ' of trill pot.. nod ji00ti.:41... red Lad , . AA FU COPIOUS, CORLI . E, and AU I . HO RILED ACCOUNT of th s itrere•ting and iml.nrr a' 'TR.; AI.; ith 'heel/Inept e, triad he iir deli. ered at she Ti oat, M i-a r. lel . Toe a hole under the inimerl late Res 8.14.1. and pun...flow her Nines. takes at the Trial I.y the DE FENDANT. To whirls will he peifited. written eyelv-iset. for tar or. Alan. tame intr. doctors Revivalists. the Peclk.rsid an courgette *4041E145. from she Pen of Jiro T. etre, to the Ineorrupttioe JURY by whom the wait acquit...rt. Printed had l'uwistsed. at she rrtptett awl fur the hen. lit of Min Toelser, by Ilenry TO, S rind. el.are Ram) be bast, aid of all U oarellris in Town and Galati y. V..inside tinier, Property. Hertfordshire. TO 131: SOLO BY AUCTION. By W. LEIII.CHI LI). By nrder the Asiestre: uf Diadem and Co., rin W1..1)N LSD Ay , the gin m Sopteinner. tit To rive t l. to; II .61. sit the Geort• Boleti g a in... .11 .•ive t riIIIF: several DiTATI'S anti INTEiusus LIVES, it and in ton taiii.ible aud exirosive )11 141 ORS. al capital MA.NSION.IIO(NE anti PARK. 701fi dry de-fronte FARMS, Mutate near Rom lug (ord. in l l w 1 . 411 1, 1 . of Her'.. e mantis* in the ohok about Menace ..1 line 'bra don. p 'tore, and amide lout Ihreriiptire P.sttitalarb may le had of Moors. tarnh a.. 11 Mao kr. Soar hon.. Ps incrin....treef. Bank Serre• taW. 01i.e. .Aurlion Malt. torainn; Aual, Mir) Si. F.e fora d• t Rain. Nevi meeker ; Run. Cionbeirrgo ; Torre Cupp. Gar, e•trr ; Hell, Chehniford ; Sae% Bedford s %t Woe Mal •. St. )(Rev* t Red Liao, Karnes ; Haif Moon, H. Weird t S,ra ten'. Ft. ad. Ware; plate of Sole t and at vir. , LeirCitil). r! and Intl et Surveyor. M Item A proper attend at ilettetatilk-hall Farm, Sir the vurifor of snou ism tin diferem tots. VCI': long-established repetition a Messrs. 1111.111 k snit Co.. combined with their well-knows. ' experience nod roreess in the treatment and rare of it ten cries ing ersomminse. entitles them to superior elaisas s t ag a derided prefert nee oser all other practitioners. Winos. Cnrrie nod Co. at regetlitr Stirgeoret, and P4embrr, of the 11...yril Colleges of Lose don mod Eniointritti, resent to the Public the remit of thit tt years succee.fol pr dire in the bletropoli,, where their treat feint nod cure of Venereal Complaints, NCTIOIS Whit et by Vascular Relasntion, and Moor of the Organ.. Sitinres Ike Ureshrn. &c. her. lots proved unifolialv triumphant. In slight nod recent eases of Mien' . a perfect Cure is etaaplei • ed in the short period of two days ; and in those eases of st more complicated 'adore, where other Prortisioars tate failed of success. a proper perseverathe in their pleat of treatment in sure! to the Patient a mead anti peered re.establi-hortent. la Neiman Debility, whether produced Isy convivial esevmes, by the immoderate sa joyment of sensual pleasures. by sedentary and over militias balsas, or by any other etsotr, the Illedicittet they prescribe will produce tie happiest effect , , la improving 'see) fitfully both of body mid Maid. Severn! Noblemen aid Gentlemen of the Oro respectability, have Iwo under the core of Meters. Coate nod Ou. for the removal of Complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &r. send having received a radical aid permaaest cure, request that rufetence may be mode to them. is. satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Mt ger-. Carrie and Co.'s plan of treatment ; many of these Geinleineso hart bad Strictures from ten to twenty years, and bad bent 50... der theatre of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the opplicat int; of the Lunar Caustic, without success. Messrs. Curries d Co. may be consulted by either sex, With the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house. No 107, Hatton-goo deo.— Pativots in she country are requested to slate the parti culars of their case, age. and general habit of living. &c. en. clueing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be girea or vent to their part of the kingdom. Tit insure that serrec SO essential to oar andertaki , g. the potioge of letters a n ts be addeJ to the account fur medicines.-107, Hit. tfin.gardeo. EDICA la BOARD, Orrat Charlotte-stseet, 1.1 Blackftints'!rond, and W oo dstock-onset, adjnining New Rood-sheet. —Stine the Medical 13 .and Ino been establish* rd tit Charlotte. house, Great Choi ate-stye( t, opposite the Rev. Rowland H Ws Chapel, and Woodstock-street- adjoining Ness Ilood-street. upwards of Thisty Tlissumad Morels o f Isaiah m sgei have lent an.' red to pear.t health, many of whom LaA lissgered fur y ea's uaskr the In st painful nod obstinate dis c:ors, nese protosui.cel to. triable by tespoctable practitioners, ;slid discharoesi Is oil Flossi.lrnl-. Sahli is toe r Wert re its:tion front eurntriord tat. n's I l—N:escrs. COOPER said Css., of M. dirtti wnl Sits gifiril cslellFlll . if flrf 6111$ )4N.11 YlllOl ies.ce in ILis ftletpspolif, sire consult'd doil, at both house, (us till caw, of S)philia, tic. often improperly terstiedl, until nine at 1104 stud Ilse WNW luiye rldvis e kgre•tos) so. Tuesday. Thurstlny. tsod suuday nissenitsg*, until 'rade.. o'Clock. 63' Postern 416"ikes demi gts esrca e. imniedsais Iv attended I .. All letters to be directed 10 Chart Ate house, Mat las jar ' s roost, Lut wine are wan end n kick du ao4 . cusadu a Cuitittillite, fee. l . . fortunes are, the dbmissal millet from office • le Msosger, with uo; sum of money to rir of the creditors. " Of the first of have expressed their ject (if their re-electi will permit them so ' promote the wishes to such alterations i signation of the tw effect. They will ea' has 'greased his r e: rangernent, they' te. ippy , Proprietors as to the nomination n't 5 . 14161400 of a new Sub. Committee at that lerlod They only de lis, to tender lie services of k h Moore and Colohrt D.io g issoal.ich they consider th hi eviientlat to the in.. tesests of their conatituWitt. TO," tulMtkitiert hafb already devoted their whole time, sod one, be duced to do an *gain to these affairs; end it i 3 nut very easy to find eocceesiirs *her have etiterieticti and their time disengaged, to apply to Such a per= pole. " With teapect to the eleition of Mr: Calmer, at Manager, the General Corneille" refer to the Re port of the Sub•Comitittee, and they are pettedly satisfied it would be both imprudent and juilicinea td pistons, lettohis handa, or thove•of any oiler Niattageri she pouters which he desires, as Om primary cwt+ dirk,: of enterniglitto any nog ciation ; at 110110 they set)' etvertnin quite as high an opihion of Mi. Coleman's talents ird es that esprretsed bse the Select Committee, they still cannot consider oho probable result of any exertion of thou , talents anti abilities sufficient to compensate for their deiiatirt4 from what has been the practice, since the COrismence. men( of the Establishment, and entrusting the purse+ string, of . therroprie'ots i n to the hand of a tempo: tart Manager, in whatever estimation they may huh! his qualifications for that offices " With respect to raisin* a sum of Money to enable such Committee as May ultimately direct the concerns of the 'Deem', to atcomplith the compoa altion offered by the Creilitois, that is an obj.rt, irk the propriety of which, both the General and Suli. Committees entirely . concur. The propotilion it neither new, nor the suggestion of the Select Com: mine., and was recommended to the Proprietors by the Generil Committee at the General Meeting, from Which the Select Committee eminated, at their ex- prey; recoutmendation. There can be no difference of ,otrinion as to the measure itself, and the G.iieral, Committee only ditior with the 'Select Committee to the moans of effecting it s without . ati ippliratlen to the Legislature, enahliog thirn Ingram ervotities 4hl property of the Thcalre,.to such lesions is may he »Wittig to advance the money required. • " The Se'ert Committee state in their Raport, that they are 'prepared •to sdivalicri 4-6001. of 17,0001. waisted, upon condition ..{f. ,resignation chi Sibb,Cantaiitee, and the appoittiMent of . they Mem bers.- They look. in addiiion to this, th the Genera% Commit' , " fora (either advent. to complete the sum of 17,0001. The General Committee have al ready declared, that they would consider the retire. meld of the remaining Illends'ers of the Sub-Commit. tee, as prejudicial to the interests of the Proprietor',, end 'certainly, their confidence in the success of the proposed pleas *gold not he increased by the change *loch hat been suggested, nor is there any probabi. lity, ender. aorh citctin t atartces, of their stihamibinf to' the loan. Unless, therefore, the Select Coon ice will thernselves advance the whole Mittel, in which STOW, and in tooilderation ofthe suhstatitiel beilefit they smild'confer open tie Proprietors, the General Committer might think it imperative upon them to pile* the Theatre, at all events, as an experieuttl, ender euch•otenaionent as • they Might riqoire (god the present Sub-Committee weeld be too happy, such case; to make way for their aoreemora). But unless tech conditions can be guaranteed, it will she necessary some other plan should be devised, than it reliaute , on the voluntary coot ribotlons of indivitluall to relieve the property from this burden, eithoot which', the Theatre, although it may be opened' at the contmeocement of • the arisen, cannot rernai.i open, if the Creditorsete hostile, fur any consider able period. . . . 1 ' Piecing little depehdenl4 on any ether plan for, ialairig s thia moses than . thefthey originally probe-eel to the General Meeting, the General Committee have recommended to the Sisit'CutiimiTtoe; the consider*. tine of an efficient plait, tit' be to the Aa. west Wining its September, fur the arrangeninit of all thd eating claims on the property, -by either fur. ther securing the Claimants, or raising money for the satisfaction of their claims, ender the authority of eta Act of the. Legislat ore, empowering the Genera I Com mittee to mortgage the whole properly for that object. " The General Committee have only ferther to im press *pan the consideration Ilte*Proprietors, the ceitiiits risinlit which s Ceationniete'or the late ditties, sinus must involv . e theleprepiirty. Their difficulties are alieady neatly iimerehillitible, and they will bit. tendered completely sae amiess:poety and persoael feelings can be 'Aida' in i gem* desire to unite, it, Ole endeavour to "airiest, the Thieetrefrem the "am Isetrassnrynts, skids havirso nearly overmbeined it. The General Committee trust it w ill .Joe- admitted. that in this Report, they have shown every.dibpo.i. tion IQ consult the feelings and •ishos of all ;Ariel, I lt h e e p y o i r7 o e f t tl o se ene Su l tl ClhoemotteilLiat7olai otfh:lni)Priinstilarlittethree conaideratima and rellection of the whole situation of the Theatre; vied tlnsy are folly convinced, that the difficulties attending is, would only have 4een Jot creased by out °lifting it at tile omit season.. Tri", f a rther rely t that the Proprietre 003 teen. reset ... ,- ......ir. .. % .-- , --, t - . •, ..,:,......!... .6,.... ...a. , ....:-..... ,.. 7: i 1 w0 7 - _ . -- 44 i - • - ; ."..1 i.; : . =1 - ; 1 • -' . •;a I ' .1 ittr Cent' 7 * 7 .. k" - : ":- ~ • • • \ - - . ( • , ~._•= 7,- -04 •1 . f , . 4 71 . 1' a ,p r .4,,i.0pp...t. •,.... •• . . . 1 .. . • • ~.„. ~...,, „.. .. ..„ . . Plixs ID • . , .... . ...., ~ .rtupes are, the 'dismissal of the present S t in.e 4 pum.. Wee from office; the election of Mr. Colman ie -- lasager, with unlimited powers ; and the raisivi a tin of money to relies. the property from the claimi* r the creditors. " Of the first of these, the 01.041 tthilMl”ol4 ave expressed their opittiost, but they will not ob. tt (if their re.election at the ties' Genets; Meeting ill permit them so to do) tn 'tire tliNt desistance to rontote the wishes of the Proprietors with rasped a such alterations in the Sub-Committee vii ih. re.: ,goation of the two Members will enable thein t.i Wed. They will even go foritter4 and as Mr.. 14, iirii as esPressed his readiness to retire on loch an si t # Inapanpa . I, they will be happy to rnsi‘tialt itiiit Wei 'roprierors as to the nomination of the majority of la ew Sub.Centinittef at that eritni They unit tie- ire to 'emits olio services of all. Moore and Colohrt . ... . ...__ __....t.t.._ . .t 16:: ...i.m..akidi ies IL. in.. :~: f• ' ..vnt f