The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-11-03 00:00:00

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quented by people o(nthe first raid. Does lint
think there are rennin* in tlig port of the
town that could enoly be adapted to the swile piir..
,
irame.; dues nit think it' pond) e to procure lire-
mates of stifileiesit macuittule to Ire velour-if
for the none use ; if they .told, it would,
in his
.opiniati, take it; least Iwo season* to
prepare girds for the rece;ition of ; 114$
reausineil them earring. The room. aloof',
Air-
tiwct Isom the other property. are amok I,OOOL
a veer n a neat rent. The couch-houses and Air
Wing, and yard, lire weft worth another hundred,
there is stabling for eight horses., mid vtinding for
four carriage., with , plentiful supply of water ;
flue Ict to Apr. Ade.). at ZOI. a year, the
whole comes to 14VA; seveuteen sears poirelone
is e low allowancei *haat amounts te #11.6501.--
he thinks theta earth 111.000/. The annihilation
of the business is feilly worth three fears prute.
With the asi.istimee of soother gentleman, Mr.
.Dawioni, he took a *titter:tent in tumid stesuliers et'
te lou that would be tieceswilt occasioned by
the Pule of the other property, .earliding. Mr.
Spade's house.fornit Asir ; ou a correct I Mutants., its .. •
vdlue to' Jr.t Slsdc 5.3394. is., this would
fur but e. leavialg etrar too of 41161
104. to which 1* to he added Ma for the expense
of removing Mr. !Amin's, houve-furiniure and the •
damage thereof,. and ea for the removing and
injury of the wino. ot which he was given to no-
alers!and there was e h.rge quantity, of prime
quality.
Mr. B. bawler' ezianifurri.

Is an auctioneer residing ill MilittoruiNhAitreet,
pear the Aogyle Rooms ; his valued the property :
his iodisation for the freehold property is 19.904/.
which lie considers a just now; hat., tanked over the
scenery, dresser, .le. they most he sold ; this pro-
perty is worth to. Mr. Slvde 5 339/. muck
less slim then it cost hint. He 0111) 700/.
for flog...cowry, it must have cost 1,4001. Wastes's
cort•ohorated the testointsm of the Isst, resitectiog
the loss awd the chirge for removing the lionse-
furniture and whom anal stated, tli it the 1411111
for these three Kauko berm w*t• a,5661, titA. It would
take between two mid three veers, with the titmost
exertion. to provide another plaice for the sitrue eit-
tettainuientr. Three yews' pre.tits i• a just reinii.•
eirnatioat for the luettesll,l hornless cJitstecvient no A
removal.

Cross-ezmiffined.—He has taken 9.0 years pur-
chase for the trisiWines. and 25 for the geouti4:-
ren,. beiutive lie took the rent very 1.,w.
• • Mr. William Creveelt ekamined.
tins hero a surveyor 64 years ; is acquainted
with the valise as property; has riamitied thei
mom. with moat accurate attention he consider./
th.r. mere lobos of dos freehold properly to lie
20,450/.
Henry Hitkewill has ecuotined the premises; the
spin to be paid for the freehold property alone, he
thinks, should be 19.8001.
Henry Slade, eon to the Plaintiff.w.ossists in ear-
qiiig MI his husinetis—is acquaititell With thi pro.:
file; their overage amount for tliree years ill
2,4691. I is. Id.
Cross-exastined.-:-They received 2731. per out:.
front the Philharmonic Society.
NI. Srequee is principal manager of the assem-
blies. In 1916, the nuwberof nights was 26: the
amount of the receipts the atiliseription
blies was 4,0301.—in 1817, the receipt war 3,380).
on twenty nights—in 1319,3,4501. ou twenty-one
nights. Ail the money received an that department
pusses through his hands.
Mr. %Vaud. coill'ectioner. froin peirotte observation
judges that the usual number of persons att./NW:Oe.
rades ors from 300 to 400.

M. Serquee re-examined.
The disbursements made to him by Mr. Slade, on
met:omit of the managemeht and getting up the
French dramatic repreaututionti, music, ice. fur
three years, was 1,6001.
Mr. Darnell received the money fur admission to
marqueiudes at the door, but Hot tor tickets sold
otherwise.
Mr. Henry Slade re-ezantineri.
In 1916 there were three masquerades, three in
1817, four in ISIS. A guinea was the price of a
ticket; one shilliog war allowed to shopkeepers
when they sold them. Generallybetween 300 and
400 attended—has men 600. Very few were ad.
untied withota payinetit.
This closed the evidence on the part of the
Pl.iiitiff.
The ATTORNItir-GaililUlL *aidi that in this case
there was a deficiency of evidence, such ay hr had
Never be ore wituesseat. This gentleman alto valued
his properly at near 30,0001. did lard think proper
to ahem the Jury either what he gave fur it, or what
he expended on it. tie should beg lessee to stri,ei
however, that when a man came in this way to e•tt..
mate Ins property, 'Doi by What was paid fur it, lot
by calculatious of what it might be worth, it was
material woods forming • correct apt. of the
estimate, to know what was once acts ally paid fur
the identical prentises for the same Objects. Colonel
Greville than. it would be proved. purchaled it fur
3,500/. and fur the same use. the production of
French plays—Mr. Slade probably gave about the
same, mid he was Conlideut the WSW Lid out by
him Was not more. It wail by siet reams meet-
s Loy that Mr. Slide's business &lonia be su.petub
even for a single lour; he might, if he pa-
(erred it, carry un his basilicas without any 1..*4
of time, on the very same preisises. The Camiiiii-;•
stoners wanted but a very Small part of them, b it
the Act enabled a man to cram the whole down
their throats, sod this M. Shirk had resolved to
do. To maks room for the New Street, only one
teller was required, and part of the premises
the back of the roans/. It would run trite clear ,4f
the riains-.41. would Merely break in upon the coi-
ner of the orchestra, and the coach-house aii
vters and Air. Slade might assail. in I.i. pits
miles, and re.:eive from the Commastoterre ofv.rt
facility of constructing a new orchestra, jstply
equal, ;r not superior to the former.' lle
admit that a couaterisatiou ought ti tie