Mr. Kean.
btheIr foltown oghett isatistact"oy aa.fbtas Mr. Rean is concem#e . butMr.Ellsto ouhtto make sorme fuimber explanation TO Tnz EDITOR. "Sir,-No man wbo is, really acousne wihM.enwl 'fe tbimt pubidcsto eho) to be Placed in a disreputatle POintof view before theaeter pul to ohe is tinder the higheatobligatijs anid for whom, heetr~n3 the MoIt orofound respect. X have the bonour~ (and it ver high horour I esteem it) to bL associated with l'a, ii tercpaiy ofht pf,jo, er. bay; h alwysaten him in his provincial excursions, and 1, b re,hsent letter to M%r. tunn, the stage-mansger of err4nteyptm of Friday la'st, from Derby,setgth inipient Typos fM. Kean,a indiso,t,o ndrtueting h Ie would not, under such cireiunesn~avrieh? op form On thle fo'llowing MVonday). Mr4 a' lec ndsrn me to do thlis, was evidntiy. to aviay oibt ote. ceiving-thc public ; and when, notwithtni, rBw etnd tan angwe' to saY the Play Could not bdere,M r. etun ed thought it necessa-y his physician shudsn etfct fthen state of his health, as, the mlost regula doumn wic n ec situation could be Placed before the suuc.chb: hreoe wht couild he do more ? and if, after what hedd o tat omn~ I amreay, n sy wa, t veifythese facts, anda set al cotirs.. Crown-court, Little RsisseU.stree, Covnt.garea. MR. KEAX.