The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-03 00:00:00

NAVAL INTEL LIGKNCIL

MALI JULY 2.-.-Arrired end sailed for tit* fleet
the Use Ranittey. Elliott, sad Curer's_ Bleckbern.
from Jamaica; Melsetbo, Perrin,
Ranger, Bennington, Iron DYMertte and An-
beyoe, Leslie, hoe --.—Came dotes free lilt
River the Fortitude, Worts, for Rin Janelro.—The
Keno, lift at Demerara the Julius Caner, Leckie,
which was to sail two days after.
H tunics, JULY 2 —Arrived the Eclipse packet,
with from Ceshavee.
FALMOUTH, June 30.—Arrived the Gertniaso
Shield, from Rio Janeiro, is 1(2 da)s.
Puari*ovvt, JOLT 2.—Arrived his Mrjandy's
ship Lee, from Plymouth ; Sisters transport, from
Malta ; sod Richard, flutchinga, from Ilaera.-
Seiled
the Jane, Croikshanks, for Ilvotborgh.
PLYMOUTH, JULY I.—Arrived the R)lria, Hill,
from 'farragoes; Drake Admiralty cutter, from a
cruise; and the Nirfolk. Hero, Hilton, from Pawn
lideard's Island. in 21 days. •

DRUILY.L4 At.„..s THEATRE.

Yesterday a Meeting of the New Resters of
Dram-lane took place at two o'clock, in the Saloon
of the Theatre. Sr TISONJJ TURTON, in the Chair.
Mr. CALVIN/7, is a short but esplanatory state.
meat of the affairs of the Theatre, wished to impress
upon the minds of the New Renters, that if tho pie-
positions which had been maturely made by theSelact
Committee, namely, of giving up their Imagism for
the lest her years, as well as their agreeing not to
receive interest fer roar yeers to come, were set
agreed to, he (Mr. Glue') for one, had bet little
hopes but that the concern must immediately be
rained. If the above plan was agreed to, the The-
sirs might be instantly lot, upon good security ; and
if the person succeedei in the management, which
there was no doubt, the dividends would be regularly
paid at the time specified. Mr. Calcraft also stated,
that the Select Committee, In the short space of three
weeks, had accomplished a redaction of the debt of
t 90,00j1. to under 49,0001. • subject, however, to the
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coessent of the hood-hold:vs, which could not with
propriety be asked till the New Renters had gives
their annum to the Resolution proposed to them.—
Ile likewise had the pleasure of absentia', that a
most satisfactory offer bad been made for resting the
Theatre.—[/leaf 1)
Mr. ROBINS pointed out the necessity of meting
to the above proposition. He observed, that as a
New Realer be held more shares than any other per-
son; acrd he was confident, that if the New Realms
did nut immediately corn, to a decision a;ron the sub-
ject, in less than a fottnlght mentions would poor
in so fast, that in a very sheet space the theatre
would be absolutely gutted. Ile bad authority for
saying, that four of the New Renters, who held from
fifty to slaty 5001. shares, were anzioss for Ibis rrea•
sure to be carried into elf •ct. The necessity of this
proceeding was so obvious, that he treated an una-
nimous vote would be the resin of the Mooting that
day. If the New Renters soalJ only look et the
Miser aids of the picture for a moment, they could
not hesitate. The moncifieent taSscripsion of the
Duke of Bedford's 10001. would be withdrawn, and
In his cspecity of landlord, be might put in his claim
for 25001. The other creditors would also instantly
enforce their claims.
Captain ROBINSON seconded the motion, as ON
only means of saving the Theatre from immediate de.
strewth's.
Sir Titoism Tostom felt great delicacy, in his ii.
Illation of Trustee, to ',commend the above propot.i.
lion to the New Resters; sot in the character of a N. et
Renter, he felt all its force, sod should rapport it.
Mr. FALLOW 'MD, as a Trustee. coincided must
heartily with the espresaioas of the Chairman.
After some further conversatioa, the motion ass
castled unanimously.

What an opinion aloft the Member for Newels*.
Ile (ender Lyne) I aye of the undemanding of the
People of England, if he believes what he 144
is the debate en Itet.rat on Thersday earning, 9;s :
—that 66 by sech inotioni Vs those of Sir F. HUH.
am), the People were laugh' to believe that they
lived under a tyrannicA Government ! If lb* pew.
plead Newcastle, or of Itsy other pkee, are so stispid
as nut to form their opinion of the G eeeee went of ibrir
country from what they see soil feel, rather than boo
what they host, It Is a wormier that the linn.arallta
Gentlemen should so fuJasiviously have awaght to
represent rheas In Parliament.
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