The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-10-12 00:00:00


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TLIUR111).1 . OCTOSiII 12.
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Tai renovated organixatioa of the Old Minis-
try is not yet complete, for although the new
:Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Lord BATHURST,
blued kends yesterday at the Levee, on his ap-
• palatial:at, the appointment of Mr. R. Deweass
yet awaits that confirmation, which is, however,
depleted to take place on Wednesday. We ac-
Ihronwledp that wo feel no small share of corks-
thy to see the incipient measeres of Ibis newly.
forased Cabinet Phalanx.
So farther intelligence has been received (torn
Vienna. War. and rumours of War, continue
is eireidatiiin with unabated activity. When will
that isecur.ed s.iund be succeeded by the
blessed one of Pews, for the return of which we
are cornered that a majority of this Nation now
sigh, and thneglt in secret, yet with a fervency
that eausitt 101 l permit the wish to be concealed.
SPlntelf Papers to the lath of September arri.
wed yest relay. From these, and the German and
• . gent h Papers, we basin- ikile -extracts, and
should hate given much more, were we not re-
. strained by elliVrAliCe consumed bZ detailing the
• particulars and progress of the ion' portiot clis-
putt• between the blindly.obstivate Proprietors
elf Coteat-Garden Theatre, and the People
of England.... This contest daily assumes a
more serious aspect ; but surely if Ike Pro.
',fitters are blind, those authorities in whom
are vested the powers of contractl over this The-
atre are not so. Our astonishment at the conduct
• of the Proprietors can only be surpassed by
their being so long suffered to insult the
people of England----from behiod the en-
tren,chment of the monopoly—which, however,
be it remembered, is toniroulable. We have
heard a report, that the conduct of the Prop, ie.!
tors is regarded with anger by the most exalted
Personage in the kingdom. Well may the anger
of that soaped Parsonage be excited, at the in-
soloist presumption, which has robbed ids people,
of a portion of that *rite in the Theatre which is
the property of the poilic, and the pall& en(,.
The materials of which the building is fondest
are the property of the Patentee, ; but every
inch of the space appropriated to an audience in 1
a patent Theatre, is the property of the public
; at large—and we defy the refutation of thii
assertion. If the Proprktors, ender a mo-
avowedly, created for the advantage
.• of the Public—have a right to convert one
tier of Boxes into a place of privileged re.
sort—what argument can be offered against the
conversioosof the w hole of the Boxes, Pit, and
Galleries, in likeasselingb to the exclusive use of
certain iudividoels, and to (tic complete and otter
/scission of the Public at large ? We court en
answer to this single argument against the system
of private Boxes, to the principle of r.Phicis we li
ob more, ranch more than to any advance of
price, however unreasonable !!!
A limier. is arrived. from Finials, having left
that port on the 4th inst. The Cepteio reports,
that the Prussian General BLUCIIIIR, at the head
. of thirty th .iisand men, had patetrated ;ate
Weetphatia, having first had several severe ac-
tions with the Westphatiaa levies. Ile utile, that
the King of Pousata, at the head of from fifty to
seventy-five thousand men, hail eutntareced hit
• *torch (NMI Memel, to give Of ct to the enterprise
of General BLucusa.
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ttrt Gorda of Trade yesterday sigeified to the
erthants their determination that licences 0401
ta greeted fur ships sailing to the blockaded pewits
toil aullanO, for the three succeeding months.
Their art to be restricted from bringing any other
sepotee.. Om wheat and grain. Seeds are prolttaj
WWI. Tao airport of goods of British manures::
ion mtal ffinial protluce is, as formerly, to be
permitted: • From the port of limbden, licenses
wilt be iritllutj for the importation of certain are.;
tide, is which batter 41w1 cheese are included.
• VIEW
Dispatches brought by Ike 1444 fleck, arrived'
flat Cog% have boas rewind iron the Marquis
WlLLsimer. ''rheir molests have not transpired.
Tie 04,01bschieft Codl; she teat pit.
• Yesterday avorninig .Sir *. SMITS anti Lek
R,emfreit were married *at St. James's Church.
- • The osay Orions present al thOeeresnotiy wear
Mr. 4rot.t.rsOtr, the Gazette writer, and Mies
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Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, his Massive
arrived at the Qverw's House, from Windsor,
and was received by the pekes of Yea[ and
GONSERLAIID. Soon after two o'clock his MA.
JESTY held a private Levee, which wm attended
by—
The Arehlsisisop et Caaterhevet the First Lord of the
Treantry; the Secretaries of State for the Home and Fo-
r ds° DsPoolliames 1 dm Melee General of tho Ordnance;
the First Lord albs Admiralty; the Secretary at War; the
President of the Board of Contest! Om lad Mayor of
Landoll ; the Sheri& of London and Middlesex; the CM..
~oarioder-in-Citiefi Um Josige-Adeogate; the guise of Moot-
rose; the Earl of Undwiehi VisnM Castlereagh; Lords
St. Helen's (in walftg), and Heatblldlt (13rold-stietl4trs
S. Cottrell, S. illo S. Smith, and J. ?yreU; is
Campbell and bisLeid I Colanel Goethe; Captain P ,t. 1
R. N. ; Messrs. the Roo. Frederick West (Groom, to wait-
ing). Fawkener, and ('unning.
The following had the honour of being pre.
scnted to his MAJESTY :
Zee Borhersi, arm his being appointed his Majesty's So.
of State for Foreign Aline, upon whit* ills,
ehiresthsa7 the bonier to hi* his Majesty 's band, and his
ty was pleased to deliver to him the seals of cake.
Brigadier-General Campbell, open Ills return from Spain.
The pliant General received a wound In the lower part of
his right thigh, in the last battle in that country, mad be
experienced same difficulty In getting in and out of the Pa-
lace, in conconenee.
Sir Samuel Hood, upon his being created a Baronet. The
Hers. Baronet at the lonise time took Mite of his. Majesty,
previous to his departure for the Mediterranean.
Lieut.-Colonel Gordon, upon hies being appointed Corm
missariat.
Brigadier-General WCleod, upon his return from Wei-
therm.
air John Tyre% woo his being created a Baronet, by the
FAA of Sandwich.
Capt. Proby, R. R. open his being appointed to floe com-
mand of the leis, by Sir Samuel Hood.
Sir Sidney Smith, upon his marriage to Lady Roeshold.
The Skerilfs of London and Middlesex Meson. Wood
and Atkins, upon their election to their Weep, by the Lord
Mayor.
Viscount CMITLEOEAOIII had an audience of hi.
MAJESTY, and delivered up his seals of ollee, as
Secretary of State for the War and Colonial de.
p a rwrr. cA
ents.
ante° had also an audience of his MA.
Jury, and delivered up his seals. of office, as So.
eretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
IDS MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which
Bad BATHURST was stern in Secretary of State
fur Foreign Affairs.
His MAIUTT gave audience to Mr. PEREEVAL,
e rest of the Cabinet Nlinisters present, Sir .1)a-
-to DURDAS, and Mr. RYDER ; the latter of a hom
laid before his u
Courts Martial."l2sTl the
proceeding) of some