The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-02 00:00:00

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(writ& GIRDER' resx.—_
The appearance of Mrs. Clarke in Joliet, last
night, smelted considerable turtosity. Hitherto
the powers of this youag Lady have net bad that
opportunity of displaying themselves, which will, I
we trust, hereafter be afforded. Verlag the existH
owe of the dispute between the Public and,.the
Proprietors, the bosineis of the stage created 'lolly
a secondary interest. Thu performance of title
Lady, last night, WAS very favoteralpy geolted,
is also was that of Mr. C. Kemble,„ie Hesaso.
Our readers will perceive that .ihe Proprietors
(Mr. Ketuble and Mr. Harris, sun.) have been in-
vited to the " Itecesseillerion,", at the
Crown and Anchor, on Thorsday neat, and have
accepted that invitation.
• Perhaps in no instance his the true English
character been more fully displayed than in the
'.variotis incidents that hove occurred during a dis-
pute which will, doubtless, occupy some pages
of the future History or this Kingdom. The per-
severance and moderation of the people through.
eat the contest, and their prompt reconciliation
the instant that the principle contended for was
'ackuowledged, are really illustrative of the if*s
character of the English.
That the Contest, however long protracted,
must have teranisated in the concussion of the
Proprietors to the wishes of the Public, there caw_
be little doubt i but the sei2are of Mr. Clif
ford, and the Action brought by him against Mr.
Brandon, certainly accelerated that event. To
, the manly conduct and perseverance of Mr. Clifford
tlati Public is greatly indebted, and we think the
lwrit4tion iiesalaloswe Mr. Hardt df
,
limit Gentleman (as Cisairesan of the intended
Mooting), _is highly creditable to his character.'
evincing, ena his part, most unequivocally, the.
Witiuction of all animosity from the aggression
contenitteel on his person. Not less honourable
and judicious, is the acceptance of the invitation
by Mr. Kimble and Mr. Harris, .whose conduct
tau now leave no doubt of their resolution to',
cultivate the friendship and regard of their best
and their only real friends—the British Public.
The " nightly tamalt" which, in the opinion
of some very wise and learned personages, threat-
ened the "sobverrign of all government," thus
happily expires in a convivial amain, and
the " Dramatis Persona" of this "plot disco-
vered," will ant, perhaps, be able to restrain •
hearty laugh at those Sagest who sue hi every of.
fort ot the People the subversion of Government.
The ge.lnd printipie • fur which the oust.
tended . was, that no part sf sir dowomosib
should be permitted to arrogate to themselves esc.
derive privileges and accommodations iu atublic.
Theatre.

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The Private Boxes on this prineipli were in.
surasouniably obnoxious. To that objection
was superadihol the hatred of the 'Public of those'
primacies which
,admitted th• possibility of in.
decorous behavioor. To those who arc . familiar
,', with the 66 Conversariones" in the Butes of the
Opera, where a snrjority of the intrigue► in what
is calla high Life, arc nog-oda:et, and arranged,
even this latter considerationj :oust hare appeared
an insormountable objection, to the toleration
iof Private Bove). It was the good sense of the
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rivileged and ficetiged Privticies in s piiblic The-
atre. In opposing diet principle, the People evin-
ced tut less moderation thin 'llreasbos—they have
prevailed—and their triumph, *itkich they ere
about to celebrate, is must itnportesti, 4 ►howing
that the voice of the People in the pursuit of legi.
tiinate objects, must ever prevail, when it id ex•
pressed with moderatims and with firmness.
setwomsewiresm•

The Royal Society of the Friends of the Sciences
at Warsaw published a notice owtbe 6th of N.
',ember, that they proposed to collect all the ne-
cessary materials to give a• complete History of
Poland; and they invite ail the Polish Literati to
concur with them in this undertaking.
signura Gaississ who a few years ago de-
lighted the amateurs of musk and • swig at the
King's Theatre, is now performing at' Paris,with
the irostait applause.
I sreoliritio snslinc..—The Duki of Po imarra,
le ordering 400 dior to be shoh at Ihabsteside,
his enacted an absolute and peremptoryllezetc-
deo, Boit the cirques 'should be burtsillionise ,
Venison,. skins, horns, entrails, kc. It is said
the Earl-of Jesus's offered 30001. fur the deer
alive, and to restive therm immediately from the
'premises; but the money was refused.
G tURGL.—A fel day, ago, Mfg.'
-Phillips, wife of W. Phillips, Es 4- Of nista,
aj
Magistrate for the coenty of Molismittli,Nttt
tfafely delivered of 4 boy, being treny.thit4
than its many Tats. havoc ked.'i
the th.iy Christened George
our lc, nip .
I, On Saturday., as a nbnitrer of *Wks* •t*[
inttiog oats into a granary bsdeakj.s.
Angel Inn, St. Clement's the door fail my sitiC
precipitated the ;vain an 'first, Of Ade Ottit.entieh
horses in the stable'befO*; three of two were
with didicultyv got out unirsjered; the *Ow,
fine horse, a ova SO guineas, was smotheied.
Ica
was a fottWW3lo CirCiaaggliliCo that the pasots.wbe;
',- bad the borers in charge, had oily jest left Ahern,
'from feeding thpm; he had the key in his hand,
i'locking the door, *hen. die door fall in. , •
The Master and Wards of the Bakers'
pang this day waited on the Lord Mayer to- settle
the assite of Bread, when his Lordship; after in.
spatting the Alsalkeighers' ligterns.ordered it to
COOtillue at present prices.
LaSt week the harriers of RfCIIATIOSONi
Esq. nakenuelled a fox at Appleshain Furze, Sus..
sex, which afforded 'most excellent sport. After
a snit-contested chit= of upwards of two hours,
'synced was take, alive in the laundry of a gentle.
man, it Ilighdown. Previous to his seeking she'-'
ter, .he was 004 some greyhuends, ono of
Which bit him• wowed he died short.
ly after he was taken.. The bosses were all left
behind, and scaseektsAy u( the 'minds followed
to where he was soared. During the Chace,
Mr. I. lidpwr..sno, in taking a leap, went clear
over t rum led Mat's) wbst had kilos.

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