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

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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 re:
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.iogissoal.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 into 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 its 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 citctintatartces, 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.
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1' Piecing little depehdenl4 on any ether plan for,
ialairigsthia 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,
Iltheepyoir7 oef ttloseeneSultl 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",
farther relyt that the Proprietre 003 teen. reset

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.rtupes are, the 'dismissal of the present Stin.e4pum..
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 sit#
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
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