The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-11 00:00:00

I Ai 1111 sußscni 'ON FOR lorltitlY% CONSWERRO Aq TIT4.IIPTI.Y PRO3F.0111 1 .61) NY THE PILOPR I ItTORS •;41' COA siNT.OAIt DEN THEATME. E COM resp ! slully ittfurm that th• APPLIChTICHI for ASSIST 4 ANC . from PERSON, I us ro,i.i.te thc above deorfptieist, iire won frisats...a thaw the present v.de Af the PUIID catlpesdlly r(0111$11, Witt: they ore. ther-f ire. wrier theSsetsoeity of • giritiog a (mono tots of vie. USE. LITT of the Pt/ RUC. whir), alone can or ible them to carry Op wishes of the SU TNCRI.BLRB Wei egret. . solocutrvinsta cgattoolt 1$ liVetavitio The Olkp TOO rims •,t .117. Iniat•otater Mr. Ilaamsei Miller. 13. Skinner..treet, (Treasurer) s Mr. I . 3, Grove- PI soe.Cmadiso-To fier reagy ) Mann'. RP, • 44011 N litrolpe lens, $3l, Mr. !lady. 'ainiotter, I. Doke-atriet. Maui heiser-square 4 Mr. T.' tea, ' 1 11 Cheap. ilk s Mr. (lantiaer, Tcnsple thofte-iistre, Eierit-fitt;rl, Stratti Mr. Slasaistu, earner of Leatiten.btoe, Amami of Sohiersptinos already advertised ... lb 4 r. .. P. Nowa( A few At tooth A 49.i-etc' 1.• the cause. by theChabb,-' f tce Orator, . Tty• fienilemea frivol Goo d , d.so.sest with the hassles t mod brutality of eges.,. by 0.10 -6 Ts+swet Corrup , ion in every shape. It Is reallocated that all Coutatunications -sit the 'object of the above prn , rcat.'ssas sett be Om& to Mr. William WAIN. Allt.rlW • Nu. 7. Clement's:lm PUB; Ic rtiliß REA I. FRI ENN OF THE DRAMA, AND REPltosikTogs OF ITANAGERIALII4- AOLEINCIr, AND BRUTALITY. wit o Irt r. together. at - I.ROW/1 AND ANC:IOR TAVERN. STRAND,.. THUILIDAY, THE 14 1803. F:NR Y CLIFFORD, En. tv was (Nitta. clrkett. 12.. 6d. each, to he had at the Bar of the Ta vent ; it Filth. v's Nevre-strierAiival litrhantre ; T.Tegy, .wAnelliel, 111. Cheillnilk ; Toe STATEMAIII NeWSpaper OALee.P;, Fleet-wreet ; andel 111r.Garditter, Temple Coffee here, Laelc-court, Straw/. Dinner on Table at Five idea. preeitielv. Tickets al -ratty ivied for Tuesday. the 14th instant, will be reteived on Thuridat. OUTRAfiII AT COVENT QARDEN THEATRE, ON IcF.DN RAWLY EVENING. MR.COOE g is to . fully sensible i'f file duty he ewes the Crowausit a. as well at hientelf, so raw winn-, tiered the tetnetit• of the Ent-keeper. Flo a Pt DUN : It i a thePuts lie maataat forget . that this I ler., callow be punished withaot amyl.• legal evoueore. lile.Cost a L i thorefore, hopes that rarity illeotleman oho gar in the wow Bus with him, or oho was near etwatgll to antiee, o• I did arisalla observe, the o hole of Mr. Cueics' cusidart, (.. Ito the tratintrarettiesit at the Ina i v In the time of Isis I , eing takrn.M . nu.. Aced!. a ill have the Ise eur irate, a Stitt, tit ...41h1 , •, with hh Solid- S oo News. W w4terorth ***Addison, of b . title Isw. is R , ih.r. 11.. • •. VO THE IllithtflEßN ortornv ,:outur OP CGSf. SON COUNCIL OF Tilti'CLT V OF LO:: DOS: 013% ".tVING, in ti- Public Prints, many oSfereeties etre say realest, from Inv hawing united with o ther s i . for saillarr Caart of Cant.aon Council to be called to • •-c•sateidqr the Address to h:. klaiest‘. I feel It hey duty t.. late the g: lamas which actuated goy conduct. The Aatro.t . .treek lay Algid as eeistain tattoo,. ant *stk. made in the iiicaist wlttch Wimp to the Corporsomit ..f Lou. dun, as a detilseratite Belly, in kapressiag it, ..Ipie.nas 14 his Majesty, and alto rootoising Loopoide out eurbutrot with that respect due so mv tiogsar,iga. to order. thor- .'e, to ghe 3 uts au apporWaitv of egoxidar. log the Milt. I%' me auaious that n.% .tier Chart should be called I and I do lie, ay so will &teed :a )attr platers. aall e semi e ries *Ns as to, the cigaitactlew of tLe opt s:lira I WPC le' I em, . ,„Grademen, Jr A l t (Ikeda,* *savant. Leo lea, SI per, 11101 3011 N AT K U. . wa...,......50ff..-_ -....-s----4.--di \fthweig -- 4C MAI& • 1111 ... . . • . 71 I ""•".." °°°°°°°°° • W i rtetforA ..... • ...b.••• •••• 3 ....... ° . o oft,. 1 .. m .. • fr• • • No • Oldie -1 -• potejp 4 a 6. wrn s us 114 ar rc LOCK. 11. 1 CAls• C '''s• Lasg.-Am5...199-144 Railaced 6911. 0 swims, .4 /Mo. 4 per (;eat... 118114 411 2 . 341. 6 pet Ceof....shet Exch. fil*. 19s. 4s. ..“‘“l6 fur Arc. Lottery Tickets _ . 1.55. rii E S'f4-ITESIVIA N. runvets!v , _TILNA X. LONDON"; poyoav, etiamasa It. . . Parlor PAPESS and Letters to the 3d instant, hal • bees received. They contain a Report made by Clieseiral PlllO to Marshal Amazesau, by which' it appears that the French have re.cons. asented nsilitary operations is Catalonia, with in. cisoecii activity. The Wine of these has been of late ite ass* ip roues, of the mealy, that we feel rot apprelsee.iorss for the fate of Gerona. The Ott IA army 't.ss been lbfeesi to retire to a coati. sipirdist stlsteurra from that town ; maid 'the supplies iolsota fN the relief of the garrison have been ilesitelok liestabieb. A Wait kAu has placed 1110 1 14 111100,1111 Gerona and the Spaaish army—.a 0,1101 prededs• the possibility of intro. *Mini trsNlssa iota the tons a Omit the risk 44* - 1 11 / 1 " P This morning a flimsier was in airculation, that overtures for n‘gotiatieo bad been actually made to his M %jelly'• Allnistcrl, on titti part of the F rench .teeC r vicnt. The foliiewluz letter from our ..Dover Corns. poestect, which we received thii day, wiilcapleie the cire.isasetance that gave rise to the Iteportp..... • Dove", Dec. 10.—.Yelterday atorniiii a flag fat trusacatne over from Fertore, and lauded. at tit. Margaret . . !bay. *r. Maras, 0 Aomori Niteelligrr, wh , oranse IMO& id sb piece, and twat chaise fur L indon.•' As lee were about to ept our Paper to Peas • as-- nlsh rapers to the'tlst ult. ware reecived.— v.ww.. v ie tbi . Tinig are ih..ir priucipal contents : Niag kdil't—Tits attack which ths 'tinny teat taw m o ot wid e : ig oWi der to mamas the besiegers or (30. rams, hobo., assopietelyfres,oted. Ogg, Nev. 39.—Our rsoverinov.p.oaF, I(,47lSaVairr. a &g, boo lig V getrisitiots all the carts, Niit eat 4 14 1,.. l on e i s ibis city, ga,l ils arighbourliOad, tor (tease 44 oar arstiors.—(Woursiesiat Gazelle, Nos. V.) ' iC)•. 11.—The last accounts which we shave received (rim our Array of the Can re slate, that port of Dee ARSTZAGI'S army has passed the Tagus, and is march* from Amities to Madrid, without the enemy having hi therto bees able to arrest the pmgress of our icy iarible troops, Swim, eoruuraged by the modulated gatiastry of their leaditath Lear don u every obstacle by vr hielt the emery esticsesur Ie obstract their march. y ... .. s'l ATKSIVAN. TH Intelligence has bre° rereisod that tho Duke of Axon- QUORQV t has put himself in mistime mrith his army, and pr , ece.as by forced marches front Trosillo to Mimes. It wool appear bow these moN 'Teats, that the three Closentis 4 bacYs Gk. ALacQuCener, and Bum. art is coarert, the purpose of dividing the enemy's Nimes by entwine Ms attention to different points. Wald tkis:purpose be at. t 'Led, what will become of the I milk—and osay lit not in that tats entertain the must 'angrier hopes of a fermate isaile of the /eve's. ce.illict in which we are engaged the expulsion of the enemy from n!adrid, and the complete de ' feat of his armies will soon be the fruit of rictory.—(Seville Pawl, Nov. 11.) SaIfILLE, Nov. 113.—The army of It Mancha is pasted in the immediate vicinity of Zarzo, creep: the two divisions which hive passed the Tagus, near Villarioque . The Semis, from which these brave testers uttered much in their march, bore atom. Fretrutcd tOem from aow bring ita the right bank of the Ta;lus, uudertaking active operations. The French in Castile occupy the Min , of Salosenseit, Za• mots, TordesUlas, sad others. The army of the Duke of ALM/QUI:RCVS if 00 its ',larch for the Tagus. I By later .:'counts we hose 1 , artist, that the arms in nitre nwieura i 3 m.trebing upno Talavera. The Duke Oct. Pa PQC a, accordisig to ail ap..earance., will Join it there. One division of his army ha.• been detached for an imptwtant Expedition. As tits General h a s received lot advice of the retreat of the French troop from nalamanca to Madrid, we are authori-ed so consider it as false. The reports which have asserted this retreat, which is now b-eome more'dillleult, both on account of the distance to which the French have es tewled themselies to the itin;dom of Leoutt, 'and the obstacles presented by the Puerto de Goadarrami, the only pass which they have open for Madrid. The army of Vulva is concentrated in Toledo. —(3pectWor of Seville. Nov. W.) Sevit.t.s, Nov. 19.—The army of the Duke Dm. Pa otitis has inclined to the right, and occupied the Puerto de Banos; its this manner it coven F.strevnadura. impedes the movements of the ?reach Army, which occupies the plains of Duero, nhstracts its retreat to New Castile, and is at li berty to form a !unction with our army of Estremadurt, sod support, by Talavera and Toledo, the movements of AssY z.'e.a on the Upper Tagus. It is scarcely credible with what celerity the army of in hianclui has performed it ' march. It has gone six or seven leag-:es each day, in dread ful weather, through an overflowed country, awl suffering privations of every kind. foreigners in our atones declares that only Spaniards could hare wade a moves:seat so rapid and laborious. It has hero such as effectually to surprise the enemy. Trerow renal did ant expert tt. Corps of observation are posted al Mora, rani in front of A raniu.•'L, and a part of the array has passed she Tagus ut Foeutidavania. In this mann►r the Freuch corps ate cot oil from Telt do a;.d Aran• ju. thry are speedily retiring. The reports which were circulated, that there was a corps of French at Cum*, are found to be false —(Bpr:tater of Saville. Noe. 19.) COVENT GARDEN TIMITHE. If the Mangers are determined to persevere in their scandalises contest, against the Public, they might coeeitii.rahly retrench the expense of lights, by diefeerine the Illumination of the Theatre, un til the period of half.price ; fat the performers might as well declaini in darkness, as to empty beaches. On Saturday night, the number of per. lons in the Fit, previous to the third Act, did not amount to twenty! The stuffing, in the Boles, had been snore diligently provided. There might be, in what are at present ludierustly termed the Dress Boxes, 6(.1 persons. 'fhe Upper Boxes were nearly empty ; and the Galleries presented a naked appearance. To this numerous and enlightened audience, were performed the three MO acts of The Exile. At half.prier, the secession of company vi AS so considerable, as to make almost half a house. The Pit, being absolutely 1`11,1117 et that period, with the exception of the two bottom benches, on which were several officers; the company who came in at the centre (Inns, at half.peice, watt,. rally ran down the no get near the Stir. This, which every body who has becti in the habit of frequenting the mast have repeatedly seen, was construed into au outrage, and VA .0 Gen. tlemen, taken in that heinous act, were grabbed, and carried off to Buw.street. The two last Acts of The Exile, were inaudible from the vocal music in the Pit and Boles, accompanied by a bugle horn, which is ss blown with more than ordinary skill. During the performance of The Portrait of Cervantes, the atlcatien of the Company, *MI attracted 1:y a G:ntleman in Blue, in one of the Managers' llost•, on the King's side, over the Stage, who was very soon reetNisized as the Dbke of Gloucester. The Company instantly saluted him with an kazsa, w hich was enthusiasti. rally repeated; and God save the King, be ing in vain demanded, of the Orchestra, it was pim utme d limo Company. Every past of the House joined, the Gentlemen standing and uncovered.. His Royal Highness appeared deeply • impressed, by thutu marks of attachment, and re. spec*, and repeatedly bowed to the Company. After the conclusion of God save the King, his Rii)al Highness retired. .scveral phicanis were then displayed, the inscriptions on which were principally directed, against this Privatt Rotes, which nightly become, more avowedly, the üb. jectsuf public detestation: Several Of the females retreated. Even the well-known ilbbett, Mrs. Wood, of 1.--ttreet, with a - be•vy at sums, had the good sense to bow to the publiconice ; but se. veral of the femalei in the Prime. Boxes sat, amidst the tempest of public indigestion, with on. blushing, fashionable, insensibility. Towards the conclusion of the rarer, Mr. 0 , - borne, the informer, and a strong corp., o : made a. grab at a person in the centre of the t . • , ,end were berrying him to the dour on the Priri is side. when the 0. P.% set to, and a cletipitrate con Met eh. wed. Fruits the tight hand side of the Pit s the Uhl bastioned, across the benches. :9 a retro:ode di. reetinn, towards the Itieg's side, through the door of which, the OReers were filially thrust—thon;h not till many heavy blows had bee:i xchatigeil. After this victory, the Pit Nas not polluted by the presence of either trap; or informers...- There seemed to he, on Saturday, a new si,tent of Indict in the Pit ; hitherto the efforts to pre. vent the capture of an individual, have been con. fined to polling him back, whilst the Officers are attempting to drag him out ; but on Saturday the attempt to gritty was instantly resisted by blows. Cheers, groans, and hisses, followed the con. elusion of the farce; an the company departed at an early hour. In the tribute of respect and applause, paid by the audielice to his Royal Highness the Doke of Gloneesier, 'goes:rely joined—bn . , it naturally occurred to cr. ry one, to question the propriety or decarnm of his Royal Llighnei , 's appearance at such a moment, wills the .Manager's &so, flurry Harris, by w limn he was escorted to the diarrrut parts of the house behind the sorties. There cer tainly are considerations w , .ich, in our opinion, rendered such a risk, at such a reason, and name. diately after such a with that geleral propriety and iterorem by which the coo.. Jett of his Royal Highness bas been distin guished. BOW-STREET. On Sitnrday evening it'ilitane Champion se. brought to the Office, from (Mint Gerdes 'nos:a tm, charged by Mr. Janes Bromine, who add, that ois the commencement of the half prier, he saw the Prisoner, •with several others, running about the pit, and eaesimg a grant noise and dis t rbance. —0 :skied to God bail; which he accord _ - lobo Lord, one of tho patrols, Wes 'womb( to the Opine, in the restudy of Mr. ThuruJs Lee, a coach maker, of Pulaod.strwi, Oxford-strem, on a charge or cutting his head open. The Magi'? 'Aid _4l4_ inquired whet the parties were, and Lind;., ` 1 4 1 to he one of the patrole belonging to the Od;ce s took his charge against Mr. Lee. Lord sated, that there was a great disturbance in the pit of Covent Garden Theatre, and finding it isselessary to go an to assist in takingeonie of the persons into custody, he followed Taunton and others of the parole belonging le the office, when the Prisoner seized hold of his eta, and psilled him from she upper part of the p:t towards the orchestra, rid tried to wrect his staff from him, hut which he was not able to accomplish. The Prisoner having tokl several persons that he had strut k bion on his head, they assisted him iu .seiz. ing the witness again, when he was pulled down a second time towards the orchestra, aioinst a num. tier of people. By the violent conduct of the Pi limner, he was separated (ruin the party of the atrule be wen; into the pit with, and he under. the porro.i they west into the pit with au intention of securimg ) was nut taken into cus. bod. John Smith, one of the conductors of the pa_ ;role, said, there was a great disturbance in the pit, e lien los went in with a member of others, t o ta ke into etestody one of 11.,1 !wind:els in the disturbance; but they were prevented from tab. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ri;yagares, Dye. 9... Arrived the ~I.ltip tomdmi Packet, J. RMAie, Master, item Ikaecarin, bossed to L.md,in. lades wilt seine, raisins, nadcerk ; the !Wm Citoye,,ne, sloop ad wwe.front the eastward ; at:tl the Croft') and Clinic.' brig trans the westward. His 51Vetty's thip Gibraltar, of 110 dace, p‘id M aps estardaj is Cavytand Say. Dor'Ea, I)cc. 10.—The hn illrongh, of rotiNnoolth, eaae lu to-day, is ballast, from l'l% mouth, with the Irhs of saanehor and cable; she wus raptor...l on Friday night. by a FreiOh privateer, whet, after toki34 t! , e crew out, except the Captain and a bo,, pat a number of Frenchmen nn board, whoa, Istwever, upon teeing n rebel bearing iaiißht. task to the boat, and leb the brig in posserd,o o f ,b e Captain. THE M. 4 I? K E TS. CORN EXCHANGE, Hre.ll. There arc considerable fresh supplies of Wheat arrived this day ; fine samples ea; ty in the fore noon war* nearly at last prices, bat afterwards sales, in gencr4l, dull, at a reduction in price of about 2.. and 3s. per quarter. Barlsy and Malt support their prices. White Peon lik;wise. Beans of the 1 , . o kinds rather lower. There are nil:ma lty fresh arrivals of Oats, and this trade at little variation. Prices of Flour as our last, CURRENT PRICE. Mien,. - - 7&.92i. 101.4. 1 'Piet Beans, (Oid) 504. 5.1.. Cirw ditto - - - - 1064. It lei. Ibis Rye. 504.544 . Psi a nd ditto -- - - 3b.. 295. Barley, - - - - 4 )4. Mal 4, - - - XIS& aC33. W. Pe oh(llsolor) 764.86•. Fine Floor -- --9 O 9ii , . (;re ) Pea., • [iris. (Old) - - - -1143• 663._ SMIT!IFIEI.I)—Dtc. 11. Ta %ink toe Offal, per moose of Nib. 13ect....45. 4d. hi as. 4d. I !lead of Cattle this dnr Wutted —44. 44. to ilk 41. Haws Veal 6d. to is. lid. Sli'ep l'ork ....C.. 4.0. to is. tki. I ('asses .. Lostab• ...Us. Od. to Os. Od. I Pigs WO-MARK ET. Hay 41.13+. 1141. sn 54. HU. 01. Straw Closet letter from Flushin eonteimi the ifuflumittg - :-- “ Tile whole of tits: ui>onal has beers either destroyed or tat 12 assay. There arc eizht nsn e-, f.o:r or each tale's( the great bas.in, w Lich, uo explosi ill fill the basin to a errs sin eater's stud ship. art to be sunk at the entrance of the port. flap of Duce, it i., said, have pss,ed between Get:. Don and the French Corn ,11:111diiig Officer. The Litter pnipased letting as dust unso.,te,:cil, if *e *moll slot in tore the works: but the nfler inwant7 re-jecteri. The tic-state of Middlebwrgb have hero ii,forno Is) . she French femme!, that the in) hitants of the tosin sawit pa) fur the ' damage dune to Flas,iing." dried December 7, On Saturday a Cabinet Council, at which the greater part of the Members assigted, Fat at the foreign °See from one till 11. rue o'clock. If affairs were wing on so prosperously in Spain u they are represented by the print' I" hid' panegyrise the Marquis Wel.cast.Ey, what must we thin' of the Noble Lord quitting them at such an important memest ? Di►d he c*pert the Go. ' , eminent elEuglasallinisst stand still with his pow. eon! aid ? The Chisel% If Landow are ramettly re/posted to yrripeoll their gristmillto theetwAirt of a very qynterous portion of t:teir R as4rs ea the Coltman ruttnril, on fuesi... last. A retywoujej l itetinte of file easel of that .oars has al the Toren', w :let. Coe outtwei of the Address, a. mowed and ear r:.d .4 rt Lite hour on rho tbkr, sere re.ited by sates( thaw Pa i entis.::. who heard it, let by Irl' i llt k : 1 01 0 61rbt lihter area Sl 411 Atrldmo preeroted I ts o litimoll the Naive of &sat 'to personwitv twee tueclailmto the ilovereigo. sod to the rliaatet.t, and in don- Cligate Icarian VI 'Mame the solidi of the people. toitillt arefartlan acquainted, that it tens sot the t. At of those Members who were in the nib oritoe to pr^ , eet • 'eery possible thgairy Writhe late airfortowilt i.spri. canto Walciteree i but to call for ample Int ortigatios. in ter a , , and in esti a matenett as new be respectful to toe Kim, am dkuilleeforthe Cif/ of Losdita to adopt. ' • - ing any of them ; and hr, and the rob r patrote, were cumpletely eephrered t;7 the confusion that took place, and the apprelt , n.ion orf any of them was rendered impuscible. He vrl%, after the se. 'oration /rum the pYrulc, fumy(' down the pit, against the people in the orchestri, %here In: law Lord and the Prhoner, who had rein fast b . , the collar, awd saying Lord had struck hi..l un the head. hard, at the sine I;rne, ens calline for assistance. A groteral fight e the persons round time, then took place. Sticks ' were flourished over their heads arid utlicr partc. end he_thoeght Lard was in danger. li. they; band several of the patrolc, and titer we n t t „ Lnid's assistance ; the Prisoner still kept hold of him. Mr. Lee then made his charge *gainer L or d,— lie addressed Mr. Gi: A t 1 A hi at ei).ssitterable with the hack part of his head in a bleedi ng state, which he was obliged to keep wiping with his handkerchief. Re stated that lie went into the pit, for the find tine, to accompany a f r i en d w h o bad lately corns from Lisbon ; they were at the bask et the pit, wheu to observed a number of persons raining In, and having beard so much of the persons coming at half-price, he supposed it was the lialf.price Audience entering, but it proved to t! the Prisoner, and others belong. to the Oltce. There was a girt noise, but in %filch neither he nor his censpanina took any port. The Prisoner and his companion rushed in forcibly into the pit, and endeay o uri ng by force, make their way into the middle of the pit, fur what purpose he did not know, when the iPris.ner attacked him in a violent manner, and rm. him a serene blow with a stair, or slick, no ' the back part of Ms head, which cut his head oilen, and this violence was convnitied upon y the ' Prisoner, without his speaking to him, iir .1 4 ,; ;+g any action to cause it, upon which he slice.: the Prisoner's stair, or 01e . .., and ceilyavoured me force it out of his h 41,41.,, to present his .In. ing the like again. Ile acid hr • was deter. mined to defend himself as an Endishinan, fur tl:e vioteiteo that had been committed up. on hint. lie l:ad served the iffle: of con_ stable himself, amid he knew the duty of it, and he was convinced the Prig net nes no, con. stable, and 110 was determined to make ate ram plc of him, by prosecuting bins ws.is site utmost gun, of the law. M r Gumsase admitted them both to bail, On their OW n tectignizance of 201. each. Mr. Lee said, that in twinging the Prigoner to the Office from the Theatre, he wet kicked and struck in direr...it ram of the hack Of Lis bo:ty, which he supposed to have been don t by surer 4 l o f the patrol• be!on!irsl to the Other ; n :so toiduncd ! .:1 c"uL► not prow it. *o i ls( as•wrCJ film, if he could prove it, ,hey phoul.l b.:severely pettiolied. A Gentleman, t 1 hose 11111111 P was tint asked, ad. dressed the M Agist rat , . bat he !lelll4 dfTlict,rl wit's an uttrurtnnate intlicitimetit in hi. sprerii, only tho su b staoce o f l o w h e ~,of c , ne!d he is which 4 t, 41 h.. ti tit hro.•11 • 10 ( :•••0.6i.fg•r4.1•41 h..sttrv, and wa, perfeetty ahl when he ~ a 7 at. sarked by 11 nttu weth A stets in his hallo, who struck hint in a viol. qt manner with Lis staff his temple, whi..h cot it open. He g.a r (latent proof of it, as hi% 11.f1 temple was r..ry much rut, autl the blond was running down in a stream, w:nie he was aildr....ing the M:n4i , trate. Tins vio lence wag committe:l without hip giting the least provocation. lie was fenrful he hod nu redress, a s he did not know who the man .3 , 54. klr. GRAII.%* told him if he discovvred him at thy future time, ho coup} h ttea narrAut t.tr him. Another Gentleman male a eomplAittt of being violently amtaillied by a man its the pit, an I ap plied fur an o..flicec to go with him to apprehend the party. Mr. G ItAli Alt 10141 him that could nut he done wisbont a warrant, and the 4:tmid:mum Sid nut know who the man We have heetrfaagittreil with a Cri;-5 of a Let. ter from Mr. COOKS to Mr. Kr.mat.g, but to . which that great Theatrical Monarch has nut deigned to ['tidy. " Iledioa's Hotel, Coven; garden, Thursday. Dec. 7. " Sta—Tbere never was n period whoa the Pablic had nada. mot touptestirmahle right to evpre.i approbatino. ordimpprobasiora, of beta Performen and perfiemerre, Rol yet, far a distil, year Dov.kapper, Bromism, ha the au dacity to order me Into esslody rsterda, evening. That t len, and do non think toe Ai a compusision, exe crable, awl a part of thi , noise egt.tlh vo—tbar I did. is ruovemteuee calor:no my disapprobation lathe as mil sra, and Shit I dirt nothing more, is beyond all doubt. And forth's, has a vervalt of your's, merit% under your nathoroy 183 la draftily, dared to violate the liberty of a 14rii. , r., 'ad ti tell the that riaireb..rion euls nod he eviire.srd at rate Theatre. Hero then is a panne wr o u and a piivnte err, which both call Itsudly for reJrris,audredictuthils , shall err s have in oec of t* r IV:IN I. " 1 hare au uish t 3 add to sour wbieh ore great enouxis. if, therefore. cna h ave magnsin i sni q t4 s..r tient to diai VOW Cie /*vial vi sot your servant Prot In:i. and, in tuels di-avoreal to ad•iiit the clear and endouhied ri4ia of the public to espy-.a its opilsion of the merit, or demerit, of 'oar Actor, PI .p, It. I shall he satisfied—if nut s I bare no alt..rmitivi bet Ms direct my Solicitors to proceed *Oahu! Orandial, and to indict for perjury any witness of mar's oh* shall dare to swears dull 1 %Merril Otte si 11abits tarot )on it, or your fame ly--ahottt New or Old l'cicee—or, in short, did any thaw were than exprent an Itimeg and therefore determined °pi ston of the demerits of !lie perfinmance of yestt nilly evening. " 1 ma, -tie, " l 0.: mast obedient Cerrant, H.. COO C. z.— Ebq. (:rrat Russell,trcet. • One of the witnimger nt Row-street /worn that ?jr. Cooke titrifetitted, " o Kernnle, - n irntleinAt %Om was prevent, and it:ti been in ttie same i,r itto.tse with Air. Cooke, (tun rcuiv in priire t . i tt man perjured," upon IM Geotlemnin ryas 14.seaelly tinttegut tof iAt Ujfice. On Saturday evroing as the York Mail teas going out of town, a woman rros , m4 the road in a harry, ne.tr Aridly-place, Fotibury-synAre ) was ran mil mud ktilod on the spot. Ilk Majesty's ship C/iJ has ciptured tsso at. gist) sluoVs ; which arrirpti at the Itis inst. i t F f Y ~{y. •~ ~{ ~T Pv 'Yr R Pk. i 1