The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-16 00:00:00

to the 12th.. itirtzttitreacire4.. ;tlt they are -utterly destitote. !de article of inteitigetlee is given . silence whicit StrougSt: victorious - rage 64- priyAe letters by the Gbt . 'e," that the French had returned ,re they had shot some 'of those ticy called the riugfoders of the iat they remained in posses ion a's: the: 24itistant. 'We have . le truth of this story, nor are we xb, credit to another statement, ;oine of the p rivate letters,. that. ed at Berlin on the 18th ult. at any rate, entirely ut variance _ . to belief, tend with the events taking place. The following ex will serve to she vr, amongst 'of the people in ibe Nqrth of inability of the Feench to resist " Labeel, Feb. ae. no idea of the joy here. The 650 strong, have been 'drlvets and all the Police Officers' have their own security. 'The Citi- Meeting, and mount guard to, , . 1 'e expect the it a ssians d al ly. " We h oe eltracted from the German Papers , a addreukti by the Austrian Government lovereers of its . Provinces, which is, in important, as it proves the intention "tat of, Vienna to maintain a sort of klity, and at the same time to assume e 'er a mediator. It does not however prec;se or definite farm the.views of •su Cabipet ;"but it is interesting at the Iflornent, as shelving the general line of 'l6l the Llefteror of Austria is disposed to . -.-,. . 4ers will do ns the justice to admit, vel htert forbearing and consistent in r respe ct i ng the Unfortunate subject .ges iiitotist 'Abe piince4s of W4LES) . t: have, been more. inclined to express.. HI IhAll censi tre, " . ,or t the m e l a ncb,4°e•- pt, in4Cciitil reprohot the conduct lto inducea the •PritiCess.iosabatit that , lette , r, in the iirtt instance to lit; ronl..li' th ,i ' Q. iiiedinni of 4 public print', drawn forth all the documents -tita 'lee clumns of• th e Newsppers, . a •titail sincoere regret. of all who are.'fr4nds. ' -I ''' - ullilY; and attached. to the. Con - T 0 those cril CoUnsellors of her Itoy4 else indebted for nll the unfortunate 1 :. Iv liie ll. II 'arise n in the publica 'eets offensitito the public . eye,aild ever y lkiti's h . .beati.,,,..A public . Jour weve!,, we were hi a great tlegree.tWde! 'Y pt giving those doeurneiosli:prac.k" - lint for the,Shft'e of gratifying. ,meret)4i.becattSe,.the...subject is , now; one. Ili!ost interest . and ittiportance to the large,, and indeed' to all - who are uninterrupted succession of the irtulswick to the &Walt l'hfone. 'But duty to co hat. beenour nielanCholy 'Lliibtl'itiing.theSe matters to the Public 'e2l "Ve. (ioneso with bittei. regret; and sa me painful emotions attend us lathe ''-' ° t"' • the publication; yet .. we shall tr froni all :censure uphn the- parties ' ' its the transaCtions; because we ro,e per St . the .people; having, 'Unfortunately, tti' 4lPle the before them, will be dispos -1411340,:f0r themselves; and bceauSe it is more til,):4oile that, Whole may be.,rendered the 44 4 , 14 legai-proeeetlin , 'Ys and t:hereforei!tliatit it, ~ .. b ''. ' .. ' •i n , Ili the highest degree . onbeconnng, .- 4t4i,10 unjust in us, in the present situation ll ' tet . , l ' 't ! ) give tiny clee4,ive opinhiti, or to: mate t 'it Ai 'tius uptm.,.what may. call for the most rf,i, decision ' 'Of the great au t horit les of-the , e. 1, fit. - 7............., 'l 4 f vt:)4, R T C 15, --Saturday tnerning! the 11filt:le'1,e7oReKka.rrived a thecustle)audrentained I ll i f 44'h: tt 11(1'14g the Qurati 010 PRINCESSES tOOk 4 14 t., Ihrdligh • i1it"1,11464; 84e. .. ..., f.) (i . clittiee It .. . . Datcheti Langley Broom, ~, ci, (su , k 40.147, arrived at tbeCastle at •.t,itttit., `-, And remains there at this time, three -I: alts ~, ~ aboUt four o'clock, the Princess of Ittl`4l,'l'll'inied by a L ly in Waiting, arrived k t,rtrthity4Theitiztralace, -in her a' chariot' and four,—. t. , el l , At . _lipettS remained there about an hour, l'iti,`Artia,',.o her return to'Btackheath, li t t::g litQ't_, toon, his..noyal highness the ' het 4i4°'' N,V.ellt dOWII lO:\Viatisor, on:4 vi -11,4 11,,,, 0 ' E sTY itud hi!, Itoy.itti' Sisters. l ' s).4t '''' im il : i rti , 14 f°lllleotning at 'Covent Orar(ti.V. ilti t ,. - ' l ‘ ic... i i 1 , ,r. , 41. r: Podnex, the•authar of t -Irellti 4'4. ,''‘u, itUtl WI artist of well-kito(vii F d y +'a::: -fic:t' 4: . tri Boltelarts Papers rj f light, * bot a id, os.s.. Not* siugle a ri, ' the araiis,' 4 thee.il 3 tiltatiOil .of ' , ~, ;„ . ~ , ,t ) •,,,,lans. P} , [ 1 1 : mit of the prtyatc 10 tilt Attil state; 1 liatih, iiieie , 1 , :, ~Ills 4vb oto thel a ; i; Aoras, anal tbat t 1, 1 ._ - 4 City 80 late, a 5. in " ev f, Naultt s as to the t al ON to p„ive intich '4 klleil also iti soul tt ..- ; 4 114t11 continued 1 11,41 tr t , 9ants are, at : , I 3 WIA 0_ is Itat . . , I tled t c tttaN pl. Noitly day to 1i1, 4 1 of a letter 1 Ig ', of ,th e , • ,•,, of ~ spilt, 1 . 14 kt ,1' .IV, mid the i oa ' * ,r Peratlon. • 1J rj 4 b tol hare t o i 11 0 . 1; , . egoaritinistiotiolt,, :51111 e ttioßeople, ant 1:1:: lit liv vt " 1.44, . • i tsttreutiltt a. We : 117. ,: r - Wile ,!Itl4it:huel.4_l., Addy:f il lite ( i 3 lier ti (V l degrt . ti l l; e) ': ii e,, ( , : r,,,. „. klki 4 l '' ' ( Nl' r eutra ' of i t ,: , 4 - a cter c 0: 141 An ' i Y pv .., .i ~,. tri ali ( ; 1 - , 7lt#t kiorn Which i Pt. . ~ c ' 1 rti lit il. ea - d s 'k q.'iv. have ''' N4it- th at r .: Ir e 1 1 .. ~..•lita titbil tl 1 - 4, exci , p '!: ;1,,105e who „ I ,' ; iviesi..• tt .0 ,." 4 1; • thrbi h has ii t i , ll th e y . ...',"‘"e sit .•;. *A,4,,-,torti ki t'.4, i.„ ;, k6l 4 ;‘,,,,: , , ! 1 , 4) ,.. !-Ititt ' l' hi ,, gto el i.. : ' 4, how '' 1 k h es-ity I , ' ip e ,. 4 ., 7%i , , i it ' 1,,.,, btii , 01411() •.;,• 1 1 (1g t ot le' hi . tt. it :.'. . ~1 1,! .,4:, 11 , : ti ,I . ,„, t , 1. , 'i? 've II 4 1 11.4 sup ~ t h ,, a ,... e -: ' fott :' 'e li , L ..Rat ed . ~ ,:: . . Itt t NAVAL NEWS, Pt,":”.Olj,TH, MARcII 1 I.—AriiVell ti; . o ii %)* Amerion brig qtat,frorn iWerlea, ‘vith 'a cargo; Bound 't.O France, last from Bideford, ettptured some days since by the Superb man of %var. also at . rived. two Prusiian vessOs froui !lour deaux, under 'Accuse, witli cargoes. DEAL, 111ARcx 15.—Arrivect the. York, 7-1, horn Portsmouth, andl'reniaius ivith his -Majesty's ships and the outward-bound as per last. PORTSMOUTH, AtAttcif 15.—ArriVed the .Dois frig ite front Plymouth. Saile4 his litijesty's ships York and. Impregnable for the Downs: ' •The Dexterous is appointed cot - LiCT fur, the Downs. , , TORBAY, MAltca.,l3.----Pitt ' in . hete this morn ing his Majesty:B ship Sceptre, havink on board his Grace the Duke of MANCHRSTRR, bound to Jamaica the Sceptre. has under her convoy the West India fleet; only a fevi of them have come in with her. • Also put into tht 13ay ltis Majesty's ship Mita lion, with the Portugal and Mediterranean convoy ; they, with the fl eet bound to N'ewfottnillund, der.his Majesty's ship F'i:►rer; remain, wind-hound. • HARWICH, ALtacit,ls . :--Arrived yesterdity the Lady Nepeau packet, with a-nail from Gotten buret; landed it at LOwestoff. , The French and Saxon troops underRRGNIER 064 ted, it is said, to retreat into Silesia, but were. not•pertnitted, A Danish shop of War ryas to saitfrism flOpeo bagen'fOr tugland, 'with the- Austri*EUviv. TO THE EDITOR. OF THE.BUST. S z . • ohserve*that the ,Secretary of the Adm:olty has given notice in the !Liu:se of.einninuns of his intention to. tiettew the prriposat .if a Plan was same years ago in contemplation tor con structing Royal Pock-yards at North ticet; upon a a scale: of magnitude awl 'establishment unknoWn hitherto in, in, the annals.(•:. Europe. The - object be ing in every point Of view of the. titnast. import-. ance.to the public ; it will . Of 'entirse nudelgo temperte -and ample discussion 'in all its .:bearings of necessity,. exEC.dielicy;.econotny.„. : And. P 9 licY• . In intiinating his intention' to toe lloaet,;the. Secretary. of the Aihnit-alty tbd eVeyy„..)nstice to: the einergy.of the ltiver and.other private handers, mho, li t t'4taed,.were now .preparing, ‘Aitit. what we 'may ehalletige as 'unparalleled c;.t: c peditiOn, no' less than ‘ fifty sail of lai!. ; e: frigates,. v. nich . oor rap tttra with„ri.mcrica• has rennered it nee05...4ri...t0 .consti..tet ;..an d Might" . P.vy ailded to Lai,. ituni "her tWepty sloops of w,Nor awl ',Anted Vessels,: it may not he,amiss; while- on this s'ahject„ to bring to the reeolleotWpof the- ',hat a few year ,the private yards launched tin less,thau fifty: seyenty 7 fours;'und is•n Well kno\yl,,l that tlie these.- yards has furnisheti..at le;tst. ont ,bail of ,the shipwrights, cauthLrs,aa,vnploy , ed in the King's yards. . • . - . . These facttj, e cfect WIN y stippny t he arguments of Mr. Witaitaxottee and others,E'atiainst incur rin6,. at such a period as , this, tluelt-'hinCenormutis national ekoenditure as must be required tot such. an extended establishment.,.the„,henefits of which' might pOssibly. be experienced, i i i scone degree,. during war, but ,he. far, 'very. 64, ~counter, balanco,bythepermancncy of tlitte.xpcnceduring peace,,when no possible advantage could be de rived from it: during , war, it has .been therto found that ,the • end proposetl bas: been an swered, and it we inayjudge hy tlie,.lVregoing au • thoriiedstatentes, in a. much mote effectual way, • built an the scocc ofecotomy and celerity-of exe cution, by having recourse .to, the. private. yards,. . enabled as. they. hitherto been, to . , support those est4 . l)li4tpents in it manner . sp,,as to meet the calls of the public in cases o'f.emergeney,, by the f.iirctunstanee of the great 'staple manufacture Of ship-building acing confined' almost entirely to the United Kingdom. Subjects of this Vitt7 importlince to ~the nation at large, preys themselves fortbard on th e atten tion. of the Legislature at.this • moment, and I have no, doubt will meet with.. that ,enlightened ptteutiou . they so much merit, for I assure you„ Sir, I am a Patriot s well as A We iiave seta a very &miens and extensive Ca talisgtie at Illustrated Books, entitled ‘i .CS blielkeca 'ltiusfrato;' tvliieh , we Understand', 114(1 at Nv, 39, Paternoster-IoW, 'and of,all I.cr6 in to n andcouritry4—dayris, Mr. Long. Wellesley faired at the. Eise.); Aw sixes, on Thuisday last to eject. his tenant,. (1. Wright, Esq l from his extensive far . m at Rocii ford - Hall., nrkliat county ; as Special Jury,. aftn 4.lntig trial, returned a verdict in favourof Mt- Wright, • • 2 At the Salisbury 'Assizes, G. Carpenter - and G. Ruddock were tried for Ole innrder of Mr. Webb, at Roddenbury,-in the evening , of the 42Sth of De- 7 comber last, and beinr convicted of that bifence, they were not arraigned for the• murder of:Altiry Gibbons, his servant. They were to.'executed on Warminster Down yesterday morning:, A man of tll4 11.101 C of - Mtn I.l4tss s' in cus tody at St. Albans; and has undergone two exa minations on charges of swindling,.by urricinting with country bankers fictitious billsof ex"change At Bedford Assizes, Brow n , alias Tho mas Green, for stealing twenty-five sbeep,•the pro perty of William .Mertin, of Derry, Huntingdon shire, was capitally convicted, mid received 'sen tence of death, Baia D.—To-day, there was no Court of Alder . men held. The Lord Mayor, otter ingperting the ret4rns, oiidered the price to be reduced a farthing in the cpurterif loaf. STATh liAt'tll 16.—Cui• ‘.3azett. Ot to-clay con '4r,:ti,rs the 011 the ;art, of the ittiperial 2 fCrst Ch=.'oAecnor .efo.ntit Iftite, the le'llolyino.).26o%...ttun twits a(1-- aressed to the Governors. I , l' the • • . • " His •Alajesty etitii-ttunicateil to me, on the Bth itistaut, his sovereign intentions to the follow purport. : • Alter- the endeavours of- Austria ' to prevent thehreaking,ont of a new.' ctintine r ntal war in the year - 1812_ proved . frnitless,hislinperit'd and _Royal Aluji.sty, on . accoura,of his, : political relations, vas.' obliged to •look to the security of the frontiers' of hip orvii States: His gajpsty entleavdyred to at- . tain this elid with the least, possible expenditure of resottrces, and;of course, without burthening his subjects. . " The event has shewri how much the views of his Royal and !nips-x..14 Majesty were accomplished: 'Whilst the n;ar,. witballitsdreadfulcon . sctinences, overspread •the rieighbouring. States,-r-whilst a ptirt . of . the army; With One attachment to 'their EattPerot'land their, country, niaintained the an- • cleat renown of the AUStrian- arins,-r-the most• perfect6llllEoo4y reigned throughout the vaoe.' eten; ... of -the ",The es . ents which occurred in-theliat months, havelirought the theatre of war nellter to"the iron ., tiers of the'.'iN.lonarcliy. With :our first,. but cir 7 ,emuseribed armament, no proper security can be given, ow a renewal of •the 'campaign, to the line of our frontiers; is now so much extended., This con'sideratiOn, arising opt of the uuture of things, would he •:.• - ufflcient to slieur the necesdty •pf increasiug the Corps. of Observation. How - - ever; a nee object much moreueOrdant with the f.flitiperor, Ana with thewishes of the . nation, -St re ngthen s •at the present I - iron - teat the tlaty.of - ittereased exertion., • • • ~.". I .'ite•4ilst requisite European *Avers is repose. ..A.--iiettce founded an inutual pace, the ba„qes of which may forma, guarantee of its 4t!itiltit)i); is the encl of .the active exertions of his Imperial and iloyal ...'qctitn•ty. But fir order to .attain this salutary end, Austria..umst appear witliTh fdrce , proportionate to existing .circumbrances, If, c .itrAr'y. to just expevtation, the atteniptSliould oe erriwiled with siece6s,. this fpree wiil at least hereafter effectually keep • the . theltre, of war at a distance front the frontiers of the empire. . " in inyarting to'Air. --- m -the sovereigni .t , teptions ot. Iris Majesty',request that all the orciers,;vuicb I shailliave to ,ism. on this stbject . ,. • may : lie -ekieti ted With r all possible ' igour and divateh,7- . • r 4 ITIZIRS. Nnts,i‘lAnc it 1 I.—:-'rhere cc•as.yesterdavaConn- CLI of 7.1 illisters at Trianon. .. • The Eing of . 11Onie . .went yeiterday at eleven o'cloi:k to tile to visit their'iliniettiei, at Xrianott. - • ... Thibant, one. of the Prettidents of the Coo tient As.,4Ottly-, formerly Bishop of Cantal, (lied A lew days since, at .Paris • • • • PrivlAte 114:eiver cuo..prege.f)forA of,the Ar ' ront6senteni ot -- ..Sethln t , have ogered jesty,two h'orse soldieri,.f.dlv inounted .Bretonville, st:4 of tine of the, Prec.*.T:. . tors - , 4as :v . OlLutta . rity,enrolled himself as one of their cii‘;alry. ; • 318..volunteers.0.ffercd 115 . 7. time t0w11i..411( villages Of the_ttiontbs, of the Afruse uniteci, the itith .Febentn:y. at the Ilague, the C lief 'of the beparttnents, and are novv. ou r ,tite , for their '.rhe Intp:rial,.court f ilagne furnished, At its own expense, .ten ho.rss their furniture.. • • ... Fa 1N RFORT, AIA4Cit .4.--Vi re arrived here ye tci day lmtt.dion of the. ;37th, any it 3 to Erturtb 3 a battalion of the 55th, wbieli is des : - tined for. ilarniti, and a tletuclunent of emiscripts hich remaini he:re. (.:ovraiittoc;.4., Chiiheelry 1163 published the.followingwtent Thdissue of,bank.bills still requi;ing e som , time, the hank irkzorder soot to ,be enabled tai ~....n-swer swer its dematob, ,semis provisiOnitily irate eirz.o ,bition.assignats for a certain 'num In batik crowk. according to the authority Which it li I, : e . ceivit'd in this respect from .. his Majevty, the Othinst., These asliignations will 'be in the Daiki uuiige, iii the usual form they' . .hq,c4 . loolr• 25Q, und . :soo signed by one. of tars or Admir:istrators of the Nation..illfttiti; tW . •:) other- . sigtiattrren;, and Also tlle SC4I.• cif . t ll. arms Of the kingdom, oild itiey will b 4 retie mil in gold by the Bmik in the space of st.year; " His Majcs rya's° deigned.: nu the Gtli instant', to resolve that these assignations should be' •re= ceived in paynients between private perspas dltrr ing . one year, according to their nominal vmlue.. " The 'abtive decisions are C"cmimittuieti to be noticed by nll'whom it . may concern, to the esid thattlicv may conform thereto- Tht t.lhauccilor of SCI - ILESWIG ",Copeuboen,,Faii. 17." . At -the Burkiokliain ..A.•,sizeA it. :%.1.11, for break , lag itlti,l (11 IV. West, Liditorldmil; ▪ mitt ge:illog upward-. of I tlf.; l'itor,for st42l - a 'bare, the property of - B. t dust anti \% titak,#l, Tyk r , S, .Sa4itii, for rolibing Sailitiel*Pearanii of It portco.-booli, Gon ' , ,d)nt :ZS/. 'flit; of convicteil;= .1 . ),(1 received sentenceqr...:(iim(ll,. but 14 'at 0 .' 4 '7 warda sepriertd: Copy cg- Dote ent to t)le. of a Piif i 4 Churefi Giotioe.it6.:--e‘ 744fei tied, and wants to iie-b4;ortil; ;I.l;l4de:for .lien, arty she. AM] colue:dita_be I)eirit.l to tnorrer at ivoiiiwr• YOtt ktioi4is were to (lig it; elo . tt. ''rfq * oth . er wief but let it be dip." ii l loti • - .• IXTO • • CoNDT/Ci . or HER. ROYAL HIGII.NESS tieDBR . : corinissluN Pitti4 Ttit% 'DO,CLITENTA - CONtINIItID IN SE11!L: FROM Oat. Lin. )e:rtuNl 'll-1E BOOK. NARIiAT/VE OF? lIIS ROYAL. tliGHNEtti ;THE.,II=I,!": OF KEi4T. • • . • - • ' To introduce the. f ollw.ving relatio.n• it ii-,,„as:es- , sary Itir Me topremise„that:citi enti"nin.; tikeOrrnt...•. ofWales!s beet-totin,.-Vri lide. - intr interview 'took , place, my brother ; .after ,dismv r,g• is his attend an t,:•,, • said to ine, ...that circtunitituces had eoine to his knowledge.with tesPect:to..a tractsaction with. the Priness of Wales, in which heTfaiind ibl4 I Iltt.t . been zt par'iy, tlneerno ; titat if be lio- - iipt 0, , ,:,,,::(', the most entire reliance int - my attachinnt to f , L,•.: , and he ; was lileisetl . to' crkt, ciri' die well -k Iv , -.. • 1 , upri:.,ditness of My. ,character .and principles, lam: should certainly have left liiniselt in no smati de- ,• . ;,tree offended at haying leitint, the facts alluded to , from others, and not in thefirst instance frOM me,. , i which • he 'conceived himself eVety'WaY untitled tot . expect,. but . more especially from that tooting of ctitifidence on which : he had ever treated me ; but that 'fully satisfied ,my eipianation of the matter would prose that. he Was not it in the -opinjou -he-bad fornied .of tin honcittrible motives that ~ had nettutted:nke in -oltserving silence ,'Witil reg.-Ird ~. • to hint upon ,thebui?ject.; he was anxionsly waiting - , for me to proccea with a llall'atiVe; 41ig:'WiSil to hear which he was sore,lie had only to . expreis to e mutt my immediate. acquiescence with it.. - The • Ptince then gave tin.. his hand,•tiSsitring me he di.! not feel the smallesidegree of displeasure toot mls rue, and Picrciedetr to introduce the subject iquits which he required information, , .When, f ee li f i g it a duty I owed to hint, to withboltrfroni 'his know ledge no part of the circumstance's connected with • it, that 1 could hring back to niy'recolle6".tion, I related the facts to him, as nearli'as I ,can re- member, in tile follOwfitg words',:—:-. :About a twelvemonth'since . , Or thereabout, 1 ` -(fir' I 'cannot speak positiiely '..0 . the t..,ae.t.' " date), I received a.note frOln the Prince4s,, of " Wales, .by which, she rtri t uCsted Inc to corfie. to . " Illiteldieittli, in order to assist liec. ip, arranging a disagreeable mares between. 41,!,,' Sir Syancy .. " Smith-, and Sir; lohn'and Lacly,Donglas . . i : the ' ":particulars of winch 'she would relate to tile, '." when I 'should call. I,'"ineons.eititence, waited " upon her, agreeably to her desire, 'a day or two " •after, when she comnu,nced the coniersntion, " by, telling Me, thit 'she:sapposed 1 -knew .sho " had at one time lived wit!... 'Lady Douglas art, a •", footing of intimacy, but that 'she' had i'iwon .' . afterwards to repent having made her aeqtpiint , " ,tuice, and was therefore reloiced.tvh - enabe left:" ' " Jilackheath for Plyinouth, as she milietived . " that circumstance wriuld 'break oft alt • faytlier' " 'contra aniention het Nyeen 'her.: and *. that 'lslay: " That, boWever,' contrary .to her .epectittio2, " upon the return of Sir John and, by born Ply .."' itiouth , to London, Lady noughts' . had called ." .andleft-her:natite twice' Or three times, not , .''' . " . witlistatulin she must have setm. that tidlitisltion " was reiused ; that .bas . ing:, been .con!Artned itt ' the - 9ilio twat . -fthe k ~ ;av,brore had' occalion to " fn in of bet. 4adyship •by an ation.ymons letter • " she had. receiFed, in tv . hirih she hits yury , str( at :- " ly cantioned . tig . ainst renewing her acqttaintaocr, • ' " with her, both as being unWorthy of her conti- , .. . .. " deuce, .frOla the . liberties she had 'allowed her- -: - - !‘-..seif to ,tal',.e ,witli the ,?rinee4S . :s name,' and the " lightnesS. of her character, she liad . felt herself • : ' ' ..' obligolt, .as: Lady I.)unglas would not take the 1 . . : . .f.' :Wilt,. that trip. visit.; were not wi,lied for, to: . .' " 'order :AJiss.'c'ernonto ‘vrite 11.. , 1• a note. spect-, ' -, "' tically ti.iiiiiiK.l4w that they would i:i Tfuttire' ..:I ., •.'ire 'ditipensed • with ; that the consoqueuee of : ;`this' .14414 -been. au :application, .thr,m,..;11 (n.t: of her i4adies„ in the joint names of Si? Syti- .". racy Smith, Sir .101111 'Malady Douglas, for an' audience, to require all .explanation of this, " which they conitleredan 'affront ; undthat,'he- • ' " ing determined not . to grant it, or to' suffer any " unpleasant •disettsslotl tipon the Sabject, she in- , " ' treated slit to take..wlOtever step; I might judge ' " begt, to nut an, enitto the Matter, an:i,yil her ,Of-,, all further. troulohi 'about it. I statea ii k reply,- - • "• thfit..! had no knowledge of either Sir Jain' or . ` `'c Lady Dough is, and thctefore could n 6 th t, in e. ~. ''. - "' first instance, 'address'myself to them, hot that '' •••• " Iliad sinneziegnaintanc's with Sir Sidn4 Smith, " 'and it the Princess was apt 41;e se to thit chlt:-. . " . nel,l.would try what I could in that Way el- " feet. 1 -I.'hiS being assented to` by the Prinev:ts,.7 ' ,I took my leqve, :raid itionediately; an',my re. ,-. " tura home, 'wrote a note to Sir sithiey 6rnittr, '''''' " requesting' him to all on me 'as 90(111‘ amts he ' '` eon'''. etiiently Could, its 1 had - sonic busincls to ' " Ipeak to bins upon . : ' sir Sidrie'titi cop i equence. .; " called or meit ttink), the . swell day,' wilen A ‘., related' tti,hl4l Ole con , eriation, as tlbore t:ttetl, .'. th 4 _I had had with the Princess.' .I.fterl , tier- '.,", int; all' Thiid to say, he cibServel,'• that the ertheess, in - stating to me tbitt 'her prohibitiott:' to Lads, DctiglaS to tepeax her Viit.'s ,at 131110 v-• . ." li4ath,.had led to the applicatiOn foi'. att ~ovii, • ~-e ilQc-. o l'. 116e'Itoy0 tri, e,hoest...., had kept ilbfll. ff WO the' real case - Ncrhy be, as .well :as Sir ~ If . -- Jahn k i.rka Ltady bou;4as, hid made' it, its ;t !I ioriginated, in , a most scandalous 'arionyint•lis " *fatter, of a nature calculated to set . 0 Sir John and' lii!n to tilt .f.:ach • other'; throat s, 11,-Ilieh, front the hand-writitteand ktyle, Ct*y " were: both. convinced IV ji S the pro.iut 'ion 'of the . Princess, list sill I nat,nrglly . cx.press- • " ed my -..ielitintents :. .tip.on such .cOttclUot., - on thev '"pat of the Prittoesu, in terms of tile Nteoligeit . aninh , .thersion,i , ,p . ' n 'I."; vertitele•ls, anxious' to " avoid ' time is,fgi ...celgt .:o,,ii:cli tin publiciy. . 4 . , ti,lti„,t,..4u,,th it7li • :.t.:4. - .40 world dust praditce; - Ore eti,eet A"rhith' Raul i'''',u, the King'sltitiw... , . ..i . . l „,i g ,,,,'„„ii . ipi.&`l•,,,Ahiis•g - - ; - ••tiii•*:',i - i health:: froin' • I v % the tielicat state of his itOrT4i . , .ti id 'l'lll Oil!' 4(i f i , " ditionai -co wiequences ..vt hicb - 1 t!. , rt. , Nv :would ~ ,i d eritalily foliyw, were this fAt2,:„.whici,,, , vov.:Li ~ ' g i ve the p u i nce a ( ) pow..2.Cili 11 - a!iille fo•-q1411:*.f.j . l'' I.l' feeri'w , 0 - )On..the ci , t , utericnice .;.hewn 1) i' - he '''• King to the Princess, v'.:' a't Wile - lite') '1 kinnvi ~t , him.tio be severely • vv4k;'..i.it f 1,., ~ : i.i. iiii'.iviu , .:.i t-' O l . i ' .v, ''. lli kr / ' i ' '7l . 4 , , visits to ac neat ton t..,1t; ohe ..ntn„, arm? Tfiti::. " repeols. hp Ina! ruc'etved-01' tl,e Pr trvzess s - cony, '', duet .on.the'Other„ to he 'brOuett,to.liglit,, - I felt ~ 1 " it my bxLttAtix'ttutty,it.g4ACcirii4.4t,tilitl,l ‘. l l' 11 l ' t ' ' P 7 , • IP ' . ' ' . ' .-.. V . 'lr