The Statesman. — 1821-07-03 (London, England)

ATTN.) ruled the motion be got rid Tag me ATI( s-Rot AL, Duca v-L..:, a.— Yesterday a Genr- DB °RUG Earl of Liven root. said , cal Meeting of Preprieturs teas bridle the Saloon of the -1 MINRIU reteraable rah ,n be was to the distresses i Theatre, for the purpose of receiviag the annual state- public, for dm s t which affected the agri- I ment of accounts, elereing an entli•or fir the ensuingwith the Report of the l Year. &c.; J. Calcraft, Rig. M. P wilt P. in the chair. ILc p MetthiteSa e emae.abwailm te e. Now, unless we are f report of the Committee was rued, which stated that &wady tali al, and Ministers in gethe report presented last Aegust, set forth that the They era Wit b that document will tend debts of the theatre had been rednced front 92,4001. throughout Rag to 39,800 L to which the sum of 13,9291. doe to the . Buy ever otered e of the difficulties under : • . subscribers of the loon, with interest being added, it ILIARPICiII g. For some time, tnat would appeJr that the debts of the establishment at IE: MM. a considerable part of that period amounted to 53,729/. From this amount 6: the sum sc diharged during the present season, by Middle-re% H4l ; but seeing the Report -> she maay :likely they will continue dividends and interest on the loan, tradesmen knell:- • llPlKollsmelt sale rriFi rnal ofthe sister kingdom. paid off, is 9,3361. 'coring a balance due from this [ • his e ‘,,• • LEGHORN NM eves "it will form a new theatre to every description of claimants of 44,393/ end at the lower e. It will prove to the namely, 14,799/. to the loan, and subscribing claim- - Sued up her AU 4 , Aloe, and rape 11 .as well as to the farmers, ants, and 29,6141. to rent holders, ice. Th. rt -- E flint 2 800 i amt three years been de• went on to say, that it appears from this statenseat fall still lower. A guinea the theatre is less encumbered at the present period by son. The I 48,0001. than it was two years ago, when the pereseot Straw Emmet s , be quite sufficient for the committee commenced their labours. The &epees of . draer:l6.: as most important—for the financial state of the concern nag received by the in the debt and the as- INIININ meeting with marked satisfaction, and the aelealaira isible to pay the taxer, illur were forthwith approved of, and toeAnnetL Me. Al- , gages will be foreclosOo en year, ago, baerowel *roma Wood was re-elected auditor fee 910.30199ner .„ -, laud a-rear, cannot, a suing, and the six members of the general aramiebow ••• :' live.—The lender must who went out by lot, were also re-eleeted, the aeli- 'q is. It is the same thing committee was Omen chosen by the members of the ge-' its—to old judgments— nerd committer, and the appeintesents eoufinned by *A aring estates are encumbered. the meeting. On the motion of Lord Yarmouth, a a 'inteOnsion art of the estates, if the vote of thanks was carried by acclamation to Mr. Cal- mileetially these craft, fur his steady and unwearied exertions in ad- Mew ay. 41F•fie ones to be pail. This, seamed. RAM, testing crisis in which weign affairs sink into in venting the iuterests of the establishment, after whisks leading gineasts Indeed, upon foreign the meeting broke up. letiorinue eine i effect more powet MI TUE LATE Alit..lseaaas.—This unfortunate Gee- tether es the despots upon the d ,emo who . . . o:eel death, by suicide. we yes- aid Wolithillemi reunistanecs, then, the , ' m mem rota- tersay mentioned, was formerly au eminent servos stirred oti mum Pot N.ll. atoes in Greek-street. Soho, whence he was invited to se- the blps, ascribe bolder, the his se rrouttirlii, must these taxes which sus- eept the situatiou of &indica' attendant in the Princely they are &Mimed -- 'erial patronage, and the establishment of Mr. Coutts, the great banker. Tke a... Is -piteously termed pohlie terms were as follows :—Eight hundred a year, and a lIISII. fight first to be attacked; resiOence iu every respect as one of the family as lent as he 'needed, is his usmhical capacity, on Mr Coatis. : JP Cornhill, we anemia r have no small reason to e made to reduce the in- r the guise of a tax un wherever that gentleman thought proper to devil; ! at ~ mine op,i." of Government four hundred a year fur life, if be remained with It.. • et the bel e-Oe lowest scale of economy. Coutts till his death; amid two hundred a year if say • -101 k - ( rm every stage, be doubt. circumstance should induce bins to resign the employ- 4 sters, and declared to 1* meat before that esent took place. In April last Mr. 1 , be tinuly and impor- Andrews found his health decline, and requested per- 1 urea of retrenchment are 1 *able, we are confident mission to try the advantage of change of air. De- _. 1 found. riving little beoefit from this remission of his attend- •/ • I , the question of the once, he entertained serious thoughts of resigning Lis ' T