The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-12-21 00:00:00

carriage.

The.runsonra of a Ter) curiaideraWe change of
Administration still prevail, which it is SAN w►II
be accompanied by a dissolution of Parliament.
The Directors arc said to be not pleobrd
with Sir li. Ousatanr's appointment. They seem
to ettiuk that Oleic opinion ought have lbovu
COMBO I ted on it.
A rumour from liniland states. ilykt BONA PA NT
has ordered 10%000 of his troops in Germany
att.! Italy to march fur Turkey.
110RAPARTi, it is sail) intends Co ssoFfli
men into Holstein. ' . .

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To the Elia° It of THE stirssmAN..
Sia—The zeal and *b which yes fine-
served the Psblih in the prewar? ebnteit, will leek
I hope, ever be forgotten note will yoti
ans persimiled; until the Rights df the Pnblifir
costpleteli restor
It is material to bear in mind the fdll owing acts
1. That although it ;nits the purpose of Mr.
Kenible td talk of Propricto.i and other persons,
besides himself, Mr. Harris, and his son, Yet them
arc the Owners of the Theatre ; and it is as absurd
to suppose that the persons who have sunk their
5'301. for an admission and an annuity, have the
emallest contront over the bungle tnd its co:wins,
as that a Man, who bai pureiesed an :mildly frost i
a merchant, has a controul ova such welching%
tamie of manatint hii affairi.
Z. That Meisrs. Kemble, Snn, bM
neither patent nor licence, on the 18th Seines,.
ber ; nor do I believe they have either at this mo.
went.
3. That if there ire to be no law prJeeedinp,'
tremble and Co. will save some thousauds. Every'
Indy knows, thin in Criminal Proceeding% the
parties pay their own busts ; anti therefore if Kern.
ble ad:) Co. tre to proceed with their '6 informs.
Lions," and 46 true bills,'' I would net pay their
Attorney's costs for 40001. Bet the truth is,
they never meant to proceed. They knew the
Pnhlic, In answering their Appeal.. had dune no.
truing illegal ; end that the united perjuries .ot
3nry and Witnesses, wine possibilities too
remote to act upon. The reverse of all this Is
the cal* of the Public. Brandon's imprison.
Tient, ire dearly Illegal. The proceedings against
Ilion are it Ctiniatorl I,lw, where costs follow the
Verdict, as in Mr. Cliffurit's case. And what
thin k. you the costs in his cause are, when you are
told Kimble and Co. haul nine Counsel to settle
Btandoe's Plea of Jobtification ! The truth is,
that b$ retaining the Attorney-General and Gar.
*ow, :bey frig/Stencil the Public out of the King's
Bench, and by other meatus they thought to frighten
Mr. gnu uut of the other Courts. •

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Private Mix and Public Theatre are incom.
patible terms. Let Kembli' and Co'. have four
Bodes on each site of the House for themselves
Ind their friends, but do more; and as Mr.
Copeland and his little army have returned from
Walelicren, the necessary altered /Hi might speedily
ba made. If the nuisance is to continue, the
Public ought to be admitted at the Old Prices,
till it be removed. I say, therefore, let us have,
Tilt a truce, but a permanent peace, by the imme-
dirge removal of the Private Bons, and the im-
mediate restoration of the heroic Brandon.
liner Temple, Dee. 20. PH I LO-11.0SCIUS.

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