The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-29 00:00:00

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. 'NEXT TUESDAY. •
GCARROLL Contractor for the Lottery,
...'haloinatlr no FIXED PRIZE in the S' tubs, 'the
•- . TW O PRIZES
Tw 0 of ,e 2.000.
• OW SOY EREKINS, &e. &c. •
Nab, ItE t.e &awls .
NEXT TUESDAY. ..
Ifheo the Lotter, bet oil mid 'alt. a Tribette of Grafitti& for
Pehlie TlVMent easSened on G. CMt It OLL„ he ha. made ar.
Tour meats that Pan-hewn shall Use the optima of recelitiog„.
in addia .it to .ti the Pi ides.
GOLD .
for ere Two Prizes of ion govervit". with
POitI‘,CLARET„ ur MADEIRA,
nonootina In Fonr•Pipes ttf Pan nr hindeira, or or
Ho
ad
of Clew-% for each rf the Prizes. of One Thoosand
Sovereign., and in proitortien for Sluices.
The Wine ie be three by the Hnldersiltesssetves.
Ticket. nhtl Shares are how no Sale at, the Offices o(
CAR 1(41.4he. Contrtrtor, No. 7, Curnl4ll, and IS, 0 :fowl
lam, Lai Wolin Illbretend Sold, In the very last Lenin{
t. • .44•.9.481 .. 6 Prlze of imam.
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Beiitifs
'EIGHT CAPITALS or 11.000. ,e5113,A0.
Ad is CARROLV• late Colltroehs. - -
7.735 • ••• 4.30.000,1 3.645 .... .G10,?10
6,W .• .. 130 000 I 4,349 .•.. MOAK)
ik,': Ste. &v.
and it will. give CAR ROLL pleAltre to ell in those who
- - ' Namur him wHi their 4 ommontlfs. the
TWO PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
h411.:r TV ASDA Y.

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AltalgrLatiNg-fintriritg. - pew enteotidlek fir the Imitedlies ,payments
/V** tad WM prdmised rot -reditrirs, and to defray
Yesterday a dental' 'Meeting of the tiebierlitirs Ike Sociality eapences pr o again opening the
to Druitlire Thiletre*waehild; to the Grend Salvia Testis, It was detlrable to the sure of 17,0001.
of the tre, evo*Special Affairs. • •
ei a loan; by setramiption, Amongst Gentlemen who
Soon after two viola& the Chair was taken by Sir feel interested is the prosperity of the Theatre.—
' TSOMAII THRTOIit Bart. who !dated, that two Re. Upon the debts and securities held by seteralof tech
Iparts were to be reed—one from the General Com- Crtlditoli being assipedle the Earl ofYarmoeth and
mittee, the ether from the Select Committee • and George Robins, Esq. as Trustee* fur the Subscribers '1
heir be was desires'. of taking the sense of the Meet. thereto, with all the posters which thole Creditor*
ing ivith respect id which of the Reports they were Posse's,' of compelling payment &c. whichmod.
willing to bear read first: ties consist of the Mittel the fruit offices, and houses
... The Meeting having expressed a wish to hoar the beieugine Mike Propitiate, tad 10priiitebores, the
profits of which (ender agreement from the General
Report of the General Committee first, it was ac-
cordiogly read, and was in substance as follows : or Sub-Committee had firmly been recelluble by se.
46 The Report stated that theSeb•Cominittee of venal of t hoseCrediteri).WsConsiii etre also peoprmed,
Maosgensent Mt eatremety anxious to ;We every el. that Subscribers,' ' While MIA 17,0001. thoeld be
feet to the views of the Special Comrainte,lppointed advanced, Aosta' - 'Pllble" tilvve°t, bt. le-.
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by the Assembly, of Preprietors on the Bth of June ; stalmints, with interest at 51. per lest.- wen it was:
that they bad accordingly afforded that Committee also proposed, that on those weeks of fettle. pier.
reedy access to all the documents, accounts, and pa. formance, as the receipts of the Theatre should prove
sufficient, after discharging the current expences, the
pits, belonging to the Theatre, although at much
personal inconvenience ; that they had made every sum of 601. should be appropriated thereout u ID
additional trims of effecting payment of such loan,
'effort to procure a satisfactory arrangement of the
pecuniary difficulties of the Theatre, and were happy, and that the right of nomination of one person' te the
Ito be able to inform the Meeting that they bad ob- freedo of the Theatre for life should be offered to
I•talattl the consent of three-fourths of the creditors each riber, in vespeet of every 5001. advanced
to a composition at the rate of 10s. in t pound, by hi ; which statement contained an estimate of
while
gaining hatterterms ; that the Members the Cosi: re-payment, amounting at a moderate computation to
IMAM proposed themselves to advance 45001. for the 41111. 15s.
gparpose at- liquidating the dame upon the Theatre, 66 This COMBattee also represented, that as their
'lkeed a confident expectation was expressed that any time had, from the period of their appointment, been
further sum required might be raised awing the Mew- almost wholly occupied in obtaining the consents of
beta of the two other Theatres. the numerous Creditors to the proposed arrangement,
" The Report recommended that the direction toll they bad not hitherto been enabled to direct much of
'iontroul of the Theatre—the 'engagement of Per- their Intention to the attain/neat of the necessary
formers--the appointment of a Stage Manager,end kis& for covaldello6 the above-samed objects; but
the selection of new Pieces, should be entrusted to at five of their own Members, and one other Gen.
George Colman, EN. ; that with this view, and to damn, bad consented to advance several -sums,
order to serve the cause, the services of-S Gentleman amounting together to 45001: And this Committee
'so peculiarly Competent to the undertaking, they had entertained so doubt of their ability to obtain such
entered into a negotiation with Mr. Colman, and further subscriptions as would increase that amount
"bad received an answer to their propositions, that to a rarsiety of theses which the exigencies of the
Mr. Colman was ready to enter into any explanation Theatre appeared immediately to 'require. They,
required as to terms, &c. as soon as the financial dial. therefore, trusted that they should not be considered
culties of the Theatre were removed; that if that Gen- presumptuous in expressing their hope that the moiety
tleman's services could not be obtained; the Committee of such 17,0001. would be subscribed by, or obtained
were confident of being able to find soother Mans,. through, the lassoes and means of the General and
ger duly qualified - that although many persons con- Sub-Committees.
cerned recommended that the Theatre should Dot be " This Committee also cestesanicated their ens.
opened until all financial obstacles were removed, the nimous opinion, that I regulation, conduct,
Committee could not accede to the propriety of that and controul of the Th - its expenditure, sp..
recommendation ; and, as an earnest of their oet• poiutment of Stage Ma oegagessent of Per.
pion, that It might he successfully re-opened at the formers,' end /election of pima far **smalls repoa
esostperlod, the-,Gommittee were prepared toad- gestation, *Mold he comfidialilisriGiattogs Colleen,
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wince from their own private pockets the sem of mo. Esq.; and that this Committee were ready and desk-
ney required for the purpose of such re.opening." onstlee.operate with the Geiser-it and Sob-Com.
Mr. Mounts then moved, that the Report of the trainees in all matters which might he requisite, as
Geoeval Committee be approved and confirmed, and wen for the purpose of investing him with the neces-
that they be requested to proceed in the execution of nary powers, as for completing any arrangements which
their duties, and.particularly in the appointment of might be deemed proper for the security of the Sub-
s- Manager of the internal state of the Theatre in the scribers to the intended Loan, and for effecting all
manner proposed. the other objects for which this Committee were ap.
• Mr. Rostra then suggested, that the regidar way pointed.Ao
was to read the Report of the Select Committee, be. " Tielfbich communication no reply has been made
fore they considered the motion respecting the Re. by the General or Sub-Committees, although, ach of
port of the General Committee. those Committees met immediately after such state-
Sir T. TUKTON proposed that the Meeting should meet was delivered to their Secretary-
come to some decision on the Report. Jost read, be- " This Committee are of opinion that the present
gratuitous Free List, and Privilege of giving Admis.
fore any other was received ; but his opinion was g
over-ruled, and the following Report of the Select sions to the Theatre may be properly so reduced as
Committee was read : that the number of Free Admissions shall be less,
BEPohT OF Tilt. SELECT COMMITTER APPOINTED BY THE when the rights of nomination are exercised by. the
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PROPRIETORS OF DRURY. New Subscribers, than it was derleg the last Season.
LANE THEATRE, ON THE BTH JuNE, 1818. " This Committee have great regret in observing that
44 In obedience to the Resolution of the test Ge. their endeavours to obtain a compromise of the seer..
neral Monthly, this Committee immediately pro. ral following considerable claims have proved en-
ceeded to adopt the most effectual means, and signi. availing, viz.— , '
4401 , 1 ,I
seBl7 0 0 doe to Mr. Arnold. 4 1
Pied to the Sub-Committee of Management their de. e
910 15 10 . Franci.,
sire to concert measures with them, to prevent the 107 4 3 Foulked,
Theatre remaining longer open at the risk of the Pro- those Creditors seeming to believe, that by. refusing
prietors than could possibly be avoided ; in which ef. to accept the proposals which have been made, they
fort they were enabled to succeed, notwithstanding shall be enabled to obtain more advantageous con.
the Acting Trustee, who is also a Member of the ditions, although, if every Creditor had acted on the
Board of Management (although he intimated his ep. same defective principle, it is apparent that instead
royal of the measures proposed), on the 10th June, of a few obtaining more beneficiti terms, no payment
not only signified his refusal to co-operate with this could be obtained by any. This Committee therefore
Committee in carrying those measures into effect, submit, for the consideration and judgment of Olt
but, previous to his quitting London on that eveoing, Proprietors, the measures which it may be propel ti'
made arrangements fur continuing the Theatre open, adopt to prevent those Creditors Isisw obtaining
in the usual manner, daring his absence, which con- greater advantages than the parties who have libe.
tinned about three weeks. By the vigorous and sa- rally consented to participate in a proportion of the
lutary measures of which this Committee procured losses to which the proprietors have been subjected.
the adoption a loss of near 20001. has been avoided 64 By these arrangements, if. carried • into effect,
by the Proprietors. this Committee will have obtained advantages for the
cc This Committee have employed a very conai. Proprietors nearly equal to the losses which they
derable portion of their time in negotiating, attend• sustained during the two preceding seasons, and
ing, and corresponding with numerous persons, has. nearly ill the simple-contract debts contracted pro-
log undisputed simple contract claims of upwards of rions to the last season will be totally estinguis ,
101.. en the Theatre, previous to the commencement and the expence of law proceedings thereon av 9
of-the last Season. And although many apparently without borthening the Theatrical receipts with' ay
well founded complaints were made by considerable further charge than 101. on such nights as t r
claimants of the want of courtesy from the Acting amount shall exceed, the expenditure. This Co..
Trustee, in addition to broaches of engagement and mittee have also meet) to believe that other beneficial
violations of good faith, whereby the difficulties arrangements may be effected with the New Renters
which this Committee unavoidably encountered, were andßood.holders, whenever the management and cre. .
much increased, and their measures in some instances dit of the Theatre Is so altered and established as to
rendered nearly unavailing; they have the Misfile- merit the confidence of the Proprietors and patrousge
Lion to observe, that,ezcept in a few instances, their of the•Poblic..
exertions were successful, and by the arrangements, 66 This Committee have hitherto been induced to
to which the major part of the Creditors agreed, a hope; that notice of the resignations of .11 the Mem.
saving to the Proprietors of about 12,0001.. may be hers of the Sub-Committee of Management (except
now made, and the Theatre thereby relieved from a the Earl of Yarmouth, ' »lin has been recently at
which its general progressive receipts would pointed, and whose talents, assiduity, and taste ren •
be inadequate to discharge, and which pressure, they der him highly qualified for that office), would have
have great reason to believe, would otherwise be relieved tinota from the painful necessity of recording
much increased by the addition of law charges. their opinion of the utter disqualification of the four
66 This Committee, also on the 16th inst. trans-1 other Gentlemen, of which the Sub.C'ommiitee is
matted to the General and Sub. Committees a state. constituted. They also hoped, that such resigns-
I neat of their progress, Bud suggested, that for the lion; and the introduction of ether competent Gen-
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tlitmens. as Meuibers "uf the GPO('
Mine's, would hoe prevented t
statement of any particulsk lusts
Cnneutittese,_ consider inismansg4
conduct: Bat 'they cannot in ju
prietort refrain:from Oferiingt
the Theatre give been greatly it
queues of the Want of a 'pr•it
cility of obtalolng articles from
the different artificer', and Ater
Theatre, vino have been *mitt
power df ordering materials ot Ins
end tfeandties as they thought
lourcet hive been essentially dial
nerd ill tfieoageokent and wabt of
kas been so long a subject of nnii
complaint; aostalsoi as this "Coe
*the limpnesss somber of of*to f
missions,, which have Wien autism
the Seb..Committee (with the est
of Yarmouth), doting the inter*
taken on them*, the actfiii
Theatre.
." It is the a* df this Corn
that the consents of many of th
Creditors to accept the above.t
consproothei hare been given,
Members of ibis Committee bate
and Obtain bare been agreed to,
derstanding and condition, not
tie Shall not be again opened and
to the, Creditors are dischargedi.
derstanding and condition that It
mittee of Masisgegient (With tl
Earl of Yarmouth) will either I
be permitted to exercise their f
Comritittee hava-sccordingly tb
press their dissent from such Sut
ing or entering into soy Wm le
Performers.
" This Committee have the
(painting the Proprietors, that I
having expressed his inability t
tendon as is requisite for the du
mimeos office of. a Trustee, be
a representation made to bins a
Committee, in a kind and libelee
disposition to resign it, in orde
prietorr to obtain an efficient T 1
This Committee, therefore, sub
Lion and judgment of the Getter+
priety of recommending &ad re
Committee to appoint a pars,
named by the Proprietors, as
theopportnnity of such appoit
thastaahrielion of Mr. Graded
" In the Act lor re-buildi
Gentlemen, as Members of the
mittee, were nominated, who w
ed to elect eleven others, so
number of 21, without any 'pp
Proprietors. Those 21 were tl
minate five of their own Memb
tee of Management, subject ti
jection of all or any part of it
Management, by a General As
which Assembly had the powe
in the places of any whom the
to reject. And when any Mc
mittees declined, or became
remaining Members of the Gel
but any reference to the Prl
riled to choose a successor to
who so declined, or became
though a certain number of t
ceased yearly to become Mem
have been usually, on the n
one of the remaining Member
elected, and the Proprietors,
occasions-yet exercised their
Gentleman io opposition to ■
Member of the existing Cot
names of the Sub-Committee

PAST 4000 FORTUNI E, THE BEST ELSA FOR.
FUTURE FAYOI; R.
It is a mselas in trade, that w heti pareisaiers lava
breiweg flied, they will go agnin. 'The Public nn doubt
vreliWthisber, that MA RTIN and Co. sold, in 14 Shares.
12.084. Fite lost Prize entitled lo Four Pipes. of Wine. the
.gise•tity +(which is the daily
thenthee of eneveriatino, no es pence
bavinA been spared in obtain very best ; and as the present
lo.fiery tortairs a shaltnr inducement• they will sot forget their
•ettl favowltes„ who eoilkleotly anticipate a repetition of siasiksr
4„,d 6,0,11;e. There are also Twa Prizes of immix but ,
MART IN nisi C. have sold a larger Capital than tree Mips
—the Matelsless .640,300 shared and said by theta, •
Tionavattdo remember. viz.
No. 261.... A Grand Prize 0f... £20,000 1
And as first-drawn entitled to another,C2oo.o
Making tar splendid sun. of. aC4O.OOO •
And their List of seto.ot 0. 4E10? 00, Ste. Prizes has detervedly
?,.iik,tl their mime unsung the highest distributors of Fortune's
fav ars.
The present L•4lrry draws NEXT TUESDAY Week, and
those n Iv, wish for Witte or hider adence are requested to he
east in their tipptleatine. atCoenhill, or 193, Osford-
street, or to MARTIN and Co.'s.A gents io the Couptry.
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COALS, free of Duty.—The' Public can now be
supplied with the best Large WA LLSEri 0 COALS 444.
per Chnidroa. Simonds S9r. delivered by the , PELICAN
SBA-COAL COMP .1 NY, fur prompt payment, in Town,
Maar. nod Shnoth g except-0.
The Ptoprietors f this Hi .bll3hment having ins, received a
few C-rgnes of Spe Large Coals, offer them is the Public tit
the 4ibe.e lew itr. t. A single trial will insure a future order.
Ingrain an Five Cb Admits.
Ordensielit to their Agents will he immediately attended to :
Scrooby. 165, Osfurd-stre. t, near Duke-wee* ; Mr.
slephensoo, 102,14,,1ham-hill; Mr. W•kedeld,2. Lamb's Con-
duit-street; and Mrs. HartLn.d. 2.2. Strand, near Temple-bar;
and Mr. Read; M. Charring cross, opposite die King's-Mews;
if by letter, past paid.

PATY,NT SCALPS are made ei'verieille forms,
fashion, size, and strength; have many years been used
with perfect success to weigh dour, con. seeds, &c. and are
tam with equal advantage adapted to every branch of trade
and COOSIDeffe. They are made suitable to be used upon the
.counter; or in the warehouse!, the mill, or the graatirs, the
wharf, or the vessel, and are highly useful and valuable in till
pablic establishmests and private families; they are also made
of pullickot accuracy to weigh gold. or the finest articles, or o
strength and Capacity to weigh the heaviest goods with such
ease, safety. nod expedition, as to place them beyond all com-
petition. They are universally admired for simplicity, con.
trivance, and sound workmanship, and approach as sear to
• ' perfiction,•ned stand as high inutility as lbeatost perfect inven
tion of the present age.
Made-and sold by the Inventor es4Sttentee, G. lifedburst,
Denosariltrert, St. Giles's. London, billere all orders will be
du'y executed, sod sent securely-luidted to any part,e the
w4rid for ready money.

AM ERICA N SOOTHING SYRUP,'Ior emit' reit
w bile Cutting their Teeth.. —A; more singular in-
state!: of the • efficacy of this invaluable Medicine cannot be
foiled, than in the ease of a child of Mrs. Smith's, No, 20, Pear-
Iree•street, Waterloo-rood, the child at 19 months old having
rely four teeth, and suffering under rhe most alarming waste et
body, it was ossarlased to tech a degree that its arms appeared
ts coital° only a Minnie substance, 00 bone, being felt ; in this
:state the child lingered f. r many months, incapable of hems
ism ed. w ben Pruvldence directed her to try the SOOTII !NG
SYRUP, vs hien Morse week produced four more to-th mad de-
slroyed the ,Fever watch had so lowg threatened the life of the
chit i. who is row four years old, hating cat all his teeth, and
the .rines seem to he restored to their natural substance. any the ,
chill is able trkwr k about with the assistance of a giowarr. The
4inther having another child three mouths old, lost Ito time in
appl)ing the Syrup to its gums, which brought its teeth through
with ease, and therefore preveuted those iitiarlOine sttaproom
/which so often attend dentition. The above I•igigUlor case mat
.b • o -,.ved by 'pulsing as above, where the child may be seen
'Noise bad of the Proptietors, Johmon and Williams,. 91.
'Nevrarrioadreet, fordo,treet, London; and by their appoint•
went of all the principal Medicine ‘'enders raid Perfumers in
Tow,. and Country, at 2s. 9.1. per Bottle.
N.11:1111. Johnson relieves the Poor as umal, nt her house
esery Tsesday and Saturday morninr, from nine till ten o'clock,
• ,by briacing a letter from a respectable housekeeper to certify
.that they are real objects of charity.

ly been yearly 'nimbi
lion of the Proprietor
intention of the Act o
there ere several Mem%
whom it is highly desir
tee recommend to tl
vacancies, to consider
ent Gentlemen, who
choice, instead of agri
to the re.appointment

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Just published, price Ss. in board-,
ripliE 2EGIS of -LIFE; a Non-Medical Cont.
rosemary on the indiscretions arising from Human
Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful effects
•ef Limes Venerea, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness,
•Ste. are fully developed ; Part .1 I. contains some remarks on ter-
tian Female Complaints, in particular Sterility ; Part 111. em-
braces Prariical Ob.ervationsoa Sextlal Debility, Self Abuse,
-41 w. ; is Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the pre-
ediu4 sobjects. explaining them in a familiar mauner, and the
whole adtlre•sed to the Youtb and Maturity of both Sezei.
Rv GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons.
Mar be bad dt IU, Paternoster-row, London, nod of all
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bers.",
Mr. Darr complained of the unfair manner in
which the Sob-Committee had been censured by the
Report last read. The :Meat- was midst on them its ,
their absence. As a fellow-labourer in the vineyard,
he could do no less than defend the gub.Commytee.
He was assured that they would have defended them-
selves, had they haprevious notice of the chores
against ihem.. He reminded the Gentlemen who
made the Report, that a house divided could never
stand. •
Mr. COCKER then moved the follotb' g amendment
Ito the motion of Mr. Morris:--
" That the Report of thwSelectileonimittee ,novr
.presented and read be agreed to did adopted, and
ictint a sum not exceeding 17,0004 be raised- in the
kelosser and on the terms and dc onditions therein
mostldmod. That the General Committee be, end
they are hereby authoriied and requested to make
and ezecate.all proper and necessary instruments for
rarrying the objects of suit Report into effect, and
securing re-payment of the sum which shall be se
raised, with interest, and that they be also requested
to act in Concert and co-operate therein, and in the
application of the monies so to be raised, wish the
Committee appointed by the General Assembly held
on the Bth of June last, or such of them as shall be

,Ilook-e Hers.
Mrsos. Goss and Co. ere to he consulted, as usual, every
.das. ..1 their house g astrl Patients in the Country are requested
.to de.esihe minutely the ease, enclosiai a remittance for Ad-
vice divine, which can be forwarded on any part of the
World. —I lye.% and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons, 13, Hotaverte.street,
Ince...sir eel, lebudort.

MEDICAL, BOARD, Grrat Charlotte•street,
81.ackfriars'-roatl,. and :Woodstotk-street, Adjoining
Net, Bondeuteet. —Sun e the Medical Board has been establish-
ed ar co: ctotte- boa., Great Charlutte-sireet, opposite the
Rey. Rowland Hill's ebripel, and Woodstock-street. adjoining
New d- street. upon! ds of Thirty Thousand Patients of
•burh pries have berm re.' red to perfect health, many of whom
had trugrredfr,r 'ea/sunder the most painful and obstinate dis-
colors, torte venom!: red incurable by respectable practitioners,
nail v I tb.rhareed from flo.ritals.—Such ia the elect re-
mitting tram etuntsioted tab his! t—hterrs. COOPER ai.d Cu.,
of M. orcal and Surgical erlebrit% . rifler forty years experience
in this IWelsounlis. are cOnsultrd daily at both houses (in all
.co-es of Syphilis. &c. often improperly treated ), until ajar at
woo; and. p ,or have igh kgrlitj,) on Tuesdriy.'Thursday,
Sande
and y morologs, u, til Terelve o'Cloek. Patient.
at a di., As he, de,,,rraa, g opt! csee. OW iv attended
letters to be Airecte.i ro Charl .tie noose. Blarkfriar's road,
bat Moe a a sisocred which du eel captain a consaltiat kr.

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