The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-12-22 00:00:00

COOKS, TINE AC FOR.

A letter. bas been received from New York, dated
the 22t1 of November,. .informing us that. Mr.
Cootie made his first appearance there on the pre-
'cediog day, in the character of Richardast.Thirdf
that' his reception wasinost highly littering to
his feelings. The avenues to the Theatre Were all
so crowded at an early hour, that the carriages
not pass.. W),sm .the curtain was drawn up,
welcomed b
.40kiis.ericen audience with
Ova hums, and 40 was *publicly lionoure.l in a
manner that was unprecedented in the. theatrical
history 44 the United States. He is engaged for
twelve nights, and all the Boxes were taken for all
the eights, when his aerial was announced in that
City. The Theatre of New York huldi shoot
1,900 dollars.; but the pricer, we understand,
were raised upon the event of Mr. COOICE9S per.
fortnance. It is said that he will visit Boston,
'Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Charleston.
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At a Court of Common Council, held on-Thurs.
day, at Guildhall, a debate took place on the Re.
port respecting the LONDO:f MILITIA, WhiCh Was
atlength adjourned .tolaother day.
BROAD Iluers.—The tone in which Government
was called' upon by the Bank to pay the eighteen
millions due frniutthe former to the latter, was
a broad hint that the Bank, had arguments to sup.
port their claim to the continuation of the restric.
tion, independent of any consideration of public
advantage. Mr. Ilcaxistaite has done what Mr.
TERCEVAL should hive done before ; he has thrown
out a broad hint in return to the Bank. After
Au:log:bow tbs debt was contracted--a circilassanke
i natimmaterial, .and tetniskling
.tho Company' th'et
six millions of this, debt is nut •paytable till after the
.terns shall cease, and the rest not demandabk the,'
20 years to,coaset ha. tells.theio that the Loan wail..
never regarded 4,lsaiiisg. iWy tilting °do with the-1
restriction, 'hut vas' the. consideratilin for the' 5e6
newel of the Bank Charter, and the,ipinierise a. 1.1.
vantages; they
.derivedvfrom the qoversinnt depo.:
sits... If,. konevor 07 fiti4: it such a gilevotis hard.
Aip.tos:.Jecite to, * original 'principles of their
'instiluSton; He intothil tlioni'foritieir-Ccisolati ti,
:that ft is at any- tliii2 Tit Alieir. prim's) ;petit kap:. h.
Wiwi for leave to surrender their Charter— mull
thus another Company. might easily he Nutted: Alho
Would,. by subscriptions among themsislrju; peylufr
the eighteen millions • within u t hour. 1.1%1 ay, niba
`eat: telr bat the slew •!Citompany. 1.03 61 .even iffftitil
additional accommudatiou,ln which.tase the tir nt7
Bank vould amid the iotoksildetiriutreue ,ishis
Mg. notes payable in'cash. ..'
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.. ~OPERA IiDUSE.—A meeting (pok place 'at Ivo.
Wider* on Thursday, at the Thatched house Ta. 1
Tern, Ora number of the Noblenietta44l Gentlemen
Sabieeibers to the Opeta.ifouse comic ern,to take into:
ninaideratien a circular •letter sent to Ahem .by Ms%
:TAYLOR, the Manager, and a Proprietor. Lord
„Baucr., eldest son to the Earl of Asr t.rautatti,.
being called tn the Chair, his Lordship 'was • pro.
Ceediug to remt the letter, when it: was perceivetV
' Mr, Tayr.ou had nbtrUded himself into •.the
roomi'..and attempted to address the Chairmao ;
Whys ..ho.,was with one voice slimted to with.
.draw;. Lord DILLON. assuring Film' he Should,
bay an .. opportunity to *Nisei.' the cuMplaints
ithet he nitprelietided would he mad, against
liim'fo'fii most nnjustiAable letter which he has, ad.
'dressed to theSithscribere; and.now that they were
! Met, they would *feet it torbe their duly to call
another meeting to a More register form, amid he did
not thittk,it prayer far Mr. TA lig.ok to be present
at this discussion.. •Mr. TAYLOR then withdrew;
and, after some conversation, it was agreed to ad.
jeurn the-Mentinj taatit thicilayi_ et the saw hoar
$ll4 matae Ogee.
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