The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-17 00:00:00

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SOO rt '2o, &c. &C. - E r sIrmyRIGII.I% the Coittractor, return§ his ' • grateful Ttosnki fur the tinexampled increase of the Favours of roe Public At tilk Offices, 3;, Cornhill, V, Hay market, No. tl, Holborn, and. 141, Oxford-street, where Tickets arid Shares (warranted undraWn) continue on Sale. .1. SIVEWRIUHT has made but a moderate advance in the Price, when it is considered that only FOUlt. CAPITALS have been drawn in the two first days, and that all the above remain in the Wheel, and MUST be drawn in ONE DAY as :chore. Purchasers before that Day, if unsuccessful in the present. have also the Chance_ of gaining a Ticket in the NEXT LarTP,lty, the Scheme of which contains 2, . Prises of.. L.lB.oaa I —Prises L. 500 E crmmy. the NIUSiC tro he per- ARSARY NIERTING of this 111ED1:AL CHLIRt'II of sT. :h, Arid the ANNIVERSARY rtY; when a Sermon wilt he %Thom. 11)0 Doke of Kent, his ('tteritttry, tht.ir Lordship , )e L9rd Slayor, Sheriff.), AI ,eV Laurence tiardner, 11 Auistant Nlornitos Preacher RPS. NORFOLK EfiLGTION g CO.ll Ni ILt for CONDUCTING tife ELECtioN of E..WODEHOINE, Ecq. SIT; DAILY at the HOLDEN CROSS; CLIAItINH-Cito`;, from Ten o'Clock in the Moulin; to girt in the Afternoon, where his FitIENDA are particularly requested to attend. mu;i4:l, May 12 f 1917. sessed of sewibility kind pride could long endnre int sitnation which k below her rank a PiiliCeSi ce Wales; and eveti as a mere Oilvate person, since the is sn bittedby the tviertilg'n that lie will not bon tier presence, either Lt public or titivate life. The Princess of Wales will no longer bear , such degradation and humiliation ; she can no longer bear that the Prince and his family treat her as a criminal, though her innocence was pub. licly recognized by the Ministers and the Parti n ment, after the false accusation's of her' enemies and at traitors bad been done away. Now that , the Princess has received this public satisfaction, she can no longer, consistently with her con science, be a burden to her friends,' fie. " 4th. Mr. Whitbread answers the, Princess, on the Ist of August. He s xys he is not sur. , at her determination, but it is painful to lam to be deprived for a thuc of her atuiAle clef y. EX.CHEQUEFt BILL OFFICE; May 13,18??. TO BE .VAID OFF. of KENT; the Right Hon. Ikon. the Lad Mayor; the Francis Burton, Esq.; the Chancellor ut the .Utt iversity ley ; UrC. L . Chancellor of the Archer tiouhlon, fistt• M.P.; M.P. ; ,the !ter. r11.111:4S loroagb, Northanaptemshite; f. Rector of East Hamden, .: John Slorice, Esq.; John Esq.; Lancelot Shad- All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Months of July and Anvil, 181 G. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS -IL MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given (directions for paying eft tlie Principal of the ahove-mentioned EXCHE QUER BILLS with the Interest dire thereon, at the Ex chequer Dill Otlico in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace-' yard, Westminster, on Monday, the 9th day of June, at tentlaOce will tie given daily S'utzdayi and Islolidays ex h:epted) until, and including Monday, the ill June, the. ...awn:info -t4e tires • . noon, for the purpose of receiving the sarue; and, for the greater dispatch, the hearers of the said Bills are desired to place each description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to be obtained at this Office) classing them in the Order of their respective dates, stich as are for the same Amount being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal Sums and interest due thereon, computed from, hut excluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 9th day,of June inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said bearers, should they he acting as the agents of holders Whose names are inserted in the Bills, are previously to pro. cure the endorsements of, such holders; and the bearers are also indispensably required to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures; and to write their names and residence at the bottom of each separate List; and they are inoreOvvr required to attend the Exchequer Bill .01licc for payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts fur the ' R.... • ... 94+00 4 1 ,000 R 2OO, he. Si.c. The prement perimi is therefore most propitious for adrvir taring, and tint little Chance of getting a Dlank, le Ovtrture of libel Mr. letiot, and Jubilate, with flue leluptb, fur the Lord Gud ceotttoted nit florptW Pr:llU tt rt; Th. i 441 tAsT naty or DRAWING, And lacjt,itowi ag CArITALS still in the. Wheel / 4 • . 2,009, 4 1,(400 690 etc. &c. &c. And To Prizes to One Blank. ' be ~, u n+lnchni tg Ur, Marc. 11l be upcnc d each dAy at Ten for the Dinner at Merchant of Mesirs.- Nornaville And }lately-ad, Piccadilly; Messrs. Ord; at the First Fruits Other, 11, I3sq Siiring Garden Ter ads, by whom Benefactions received. ri • cARIIOCL incites his Friends who tiohi Gr. Tickets and Shares in the present LorrETLY to ;I.:- certain their.fate at either of his Otlices, N 0.7, CORNHILI„ or :20, OXFORD-STREET, in order that they may etubt ace the opportunity, should they he drawn small Prjaes, of ex chanFing them for Vittlnsert Tickets before the 90th of TIIIS MONTH, which will be the Next anti Last Day of Drawing, when the whole of the above Capitals must be determioed. . . dons Ilt St. Paul's and Mer :opriattd by the Stewards in . cessitous Clergymen. 6, emutou, has furnished himself with as great a va riety of Numbers as the few trntlrawn Tickets on hand win labile and which tore selling at his olti-establisbed Offices, at the following: Priees,.rit. Whole Ticket ' 1 . 20.191. Half 410 19 0I Eighth Quarter Orders from the Country (post•paid) punctually executed. :LUNG, from the SARA• HILL. To YORK, LEEDS, Ts of the Norerti. fees, and keep exctlient Time I'AIN and Co. HOW-HILL, LONDON. -COA(;IIES, 11AIL •uui the Saracen's Head Inn, 'OM Light Coach, only one • lusideS and Four Outsides, ;, arrives at Liverpool neat 'anti Dunstable, Woburn, '4, Luiterworth, Hinckley, , ely, Newmitle, Knutsford, Winchester, and Basing. half-past - Seven o'clock in iin'lnn, Southampton, by delight lid • Conveyance to obey, St. Nlaluel, Barra tie arid tibitrnal, Post-Coach Item* Salisbury, Andover, :Ic, etory Afternoon. Tile Jersey, Alderney,' S. Nla- rh, Dorchester, Falmouth, to,.t Coneh, .erery, Morning, iton, Axminster, Bredport, . . Stilton, and Flouting etfiry Evvning 'to Spi!shy, It-toaches, through Chip every Afternoon ; arrive n, WO, and the London watin, Briitol, next Morn- Act., Taunton, Exeter, Ply- 1 The Rockingham, sets out ides only, and goes remark ult. Passes through Stam and Feriwbridgt, to the ng. .Notwi•listanding the is allowed to be the lc Conveyance on the North 'laudation by any other. t-green, Annan, Dumfries, Connwelt, ;oath (daily). Sunderland, New ,aside Coach, with a Guard ug by way of Newark . , stet= Atallertsm, Durham, 'lVltn aiding themselves fatigued may rest what time the , iut any additional Pare. atusltry, flutigerford, and Morning. New Post Coach, ere' y charm, Four Inside Pint- _passes - !Iron!) Urn,tigis, Catterick,Botoughbride : , and Grantham. :"'et-`1 out 414,11::,..1144tra I,,,erfoyois the journey with t . h u o s r u r t e 4 a s te t e w t ~ a„ 4 ,e,lai tied ou the Road by D , ~.. , se. kti . ,Itm 17,:ttuar a dvantage of their Seats ouub 1)"' I, k ` - ', ' c hi 4444 "ter, l'rextun Kirby-Tim/tale, Bolton, t q• t v -4 v. tan 't" st-Coaches cvery Atter -11 '" '''' - Otta g e ' 1..1 w %ri „ r Lich. 1a " 1 r '• Atter h~l.. „i"gtim, • Kt;utsfard , Stone, and L . itch 01,1k:t9iZ4ltrd The Itettlat or , every Evening a u l ' ''''r'teen's Head bin Dale.strect, Liver 'l4 7, l4l gilut t t, . .P , Attl, '..st..to;ich. every 'doming, at Half--past . k ' "'ltt, 4, i , P.,1 4 ' 'Os Whitelsureb Ilrportey, Nantwich , • nitheivith Post-Cuach' every Evening. ill Ittlli4N~b ,; ' , I , (s:'.,.,,tuckton., „1 Yarm, nesv. Coach ever; Nlt ‘cF Min, Snaderland. %1.4 1441"‘v'Congle.:., Newcastle, Walsill 1 / 4 tr 4'444 itP:st-Coath every Afternoon. t4uarded. 1144 41(404 tilerkant il'ost-Coat h, calk' the it°"- 4 14 in 4 ,t.ft i , . . N to rtiet,,,, i c i , } lett . , wlth it Guard, sets ''",t every ?i, 1i..144ii, Eta itnunxita,n next any at Nwon."7. ;4tlt:, Bii.,,A;"' 41',1 Shipstuna t to the iaraxen b tilt.•l"/Nt,,41'1,. CitZteqte7 Post: , i t Nul l itt , 1?) thorn, and notieaster, 44 ib Ali - uatt-past Six to the tr u ss Keys, 4 4 ,N. •' • ' .t:liiit it tateoi,, 1 . , . •• ‘. 4 4 . lata, I ~ %ICU, R ansegate,r-a—M el b,ttrY: , Ike ,oellester ' , I), vo w , ktul ter, 3 , 111 Stroud, New 1 obi .4.1) ilandeSd!n, and Cheahunt Coed!, ,I.• 1 4%! t ittlf-past t n Couch (dail.,. 3 Serell 1%14)~tF 9 F . "4' pastout, All Y 411141f. 111,,..,VAGGONIS. k1., z 14, r; t2 ' 1 ,. '4'1.'40, Watford and Stan more,Three z ' 4Riti43, t li, urY, and all Parts of Suffolk, ttr,', Nkiiit,.(l SA4 \ll4; l 'uts 4w 4 N' Henley Bristol and Glatt k\ ~.x t 1,, ' 1 hltilli,l4;vVvi,ii?ellester, ittunsey, Lyndhurst, Ly ,,,ltt ith,,,,...t...,...)441. Furdittgbruigv, Witoborup l;T:ll 4 , N litor,, :::iIV 9 11 e 1 u4ey Waggon, (1)il). 4nA.,,,,i,iiitieci,eeisilii;tu, Ta ice a Weeli. it o,_i.i i ji, 4t 'll Co. vt,-YettiatlYl'y acquaint their "14',41-atu*,,!q`;tt they will not be accountable fur h. '44144 "Iltgagt, Wiitin s Plate it c ef ' 14c4a aukil;', t 2)," . sti)l en, losto r dam sgeti:llll* ic ttisurtince paid for iteCeidilleY• 1 7706 . 1 ' I , l4 .„_til,rvsH , I'll 1 RSA L • t.he A ANNiVE thou • it' the e.tit Tiirite tot' ) AV the 't'4 .f M 1 y.t4l4fart ‘ l' A 1, 41 1 ,t,'"Fli igh rClid.4i hop of (11 ) 11 ) the 1 , ) , ), " ; wrltY4 &e. the it 1 , , sr t r tan* Ch o - e ►Get s 11 stud s - gt hilsmoter,tgoare. Ito k i ~, • e'T Al ittoitlghnest the- MIKE k ill, the Right J 1 k J slice Buttouch ; yc„,,Z‘eVnoil,D.p. Vice I o ' f Lbf),l,ttturiee Swaht kti t , t A Ta r ylor j , " t i A , c' '4,•'l. Vicar of (iuil,l)( ' Posell, A.M. ' ~;11Phen (Lon:lett, Esq. 11,15,t5 4 1.; Alert, I c: 4 7 I T ) 4n . nei.t of th tt(l4llbr Aittanr.lifj)4 tsf'Fe Di sri!ticrwne4l,;" A.tt by t!r. floyee ; "its Imcr !he NI to:ii:t J the Mr. 4. 4 741 the 'Cathedral wil qrtht c athedral a n d 1 9 be 114 d g 4ilett ) • st Pti tl at r reet atiS, t tli v $ Chu rch-yar s , 4arles ti41.41_01i1.1.1.10 the. Stewar Y, VI t hat; k ful I y ole of the Collect; 'P4411411 will be iro the Chi', tre e of l u i ece 0001)~lly HAVEI INN, SNOW- I-1 .I;44'(...ui4ttie anti All T }':'ti't's • p , ati, the Rest 1 1 ,1,' 1 , HE kri INN, SI • &c. set out fro lUe rmb•,, %ft- LIVE 111)( ia'l,carr P I 1);.). o'lle'"g..tut,l:: •ryt: t 111, 4 m,,lrc "clock, thro ‘Velfor. y • Stone, Hug' 1,44,:r•p\ Lviningtort, YY Tso rr .l at t ry tit the 1),.1 I $ P it st t t tlt ol lht, ti isee, o , 54, 1 rebels er, Man new f'o,tol q 1 qtr r to , 14 li'evoOtit N e4 J .: t ° , e, and dgi'l l'etettioro 4 : 4, 5ti., ict4 out , Nd.'s `4ls44tiott. - it t'1;7+,%01. Flying P O I ' 5 1. 4! 4 Nlat Rsorough, hound Inn 1 1$ 4 1.14• ti; itnd the Sv i i k \ L • Itridgewat '• ,Itc 'ttnitch called 4 41 1 t o u r l 'd ~p .40 , uss h t„to.u4ril thrimighot “tld, bonco3ter, s t i IteXt rin 10 1 :„ - ,7" 4 1 of thin:Z:o"km' f l thin public quoed et , ) t ft a , ft", i mti 1 1, c IA 0 10 4„miltith„,ll, Whitby, SI 1 1 ,1 1, t4 '"go, Nevi Four It • kit t ifr, i Frtr y NI/multi Pt Itt,„ ll ,itk. Nortl of t i 4 "enera fit , It Journey, I,„„Procee,l nn 'tl , k.i.utj t;il , wi .vu P2 t e.. 40 $ Ita 114 mt)h , ,, I , at Seven, tit alld WAsal ?•1 1C4 4 0 4,;41 , 1 a c t TO 'Whits I t t j } tie h 6 rn u*n4i,il • al notster 4 same. If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of receiving payment oP the Principal and Interest, previous to the `said 9th day of June, they may be ac commodated on computing the Interest to the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for exami .i tipa one day prior thereto. Such parsons as inay he desirous of having new Exchequel llills in whole or in girt of payment of principal, loaf - king new Bills, and n►entioning the amount 4 the bottom of their Lists, detivcrcd oo or before Aluittfiy, the id June may he accommOci.ited . with new Bills, payable to or Order, carrying an Iu tere%t of two pence halfpenny by the day, On every one hundred pounds, which said lICW Ding will hear date the said tlfiy of June, and will hi delivered, together with the Interest dtie in respect of the Bilk so d^lired to he tot changed, on Tuts4y, t 4. 10th day of Juni, imid the fol lOwiqg The Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made payable to , or order, as above-mentioned, may be either transferred by endorsement, tic will be paid to the Bearer if the blank shall not be tilled up. N.B. All Exchequer -Bills dated prior to July, 1816, have been advertised to be paid off, awl the Interest thereon has ceased. This Day were published, In. One Volume, 12mo. price 33, in boards, ERS addressed to a Serious and Humble L E ln T fl ' u ll' irer after Divine Truth, with a pecuhar Aspect to the Circuoitaatioei of the present Times. ' By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER, ttector,of Hatustall Ridware, and of 'Yoxall, in'the county of Stafford, and lath Fellow of Alt Souls College, Oiford. Printed for T. cadell and w, Davies, Strand;L;undon and IV. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, I. Practiciil and Pamiliar SerMon's, detigned ler Parochial and Doatektic Instruction;- new Editions, itt 4 vols. linto. price M. each, in boards. 2. Sermons, chirpy designed to elucidate some of the lead ing Doctrines of the Gospel; Fifth Baku), svo. price 10s. in boards: 3. Two Scratoni, preached in the Old and New Churches at Wolverhamptit, preparatory to the Establishment of a Bible Institution; Bvo. price 21. LIME GROVE ESTATE, PUTNEY, SURREY. (Now in the Occupation of the Earl Bathurst, whose Term will expire at Midsummer,' 1817.) TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr.•CHAMPNEY, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on WED NEiDAY, the 4tst day of May, 1817, et 1 o'clock, in One or more Lots, as shall best stilt Purchasers ('unless an ac ceptable offer shad he in the mean time made by Private' ,Cuntract), Enoble spacious FREE/lOLD MANSION HOUSE and LANDS, called LIME GROVE ESTATE (Land Tex redeemed), situated at the .upper end of Potiley, on the East sirle of the road leading from Putney to Wim bledon, Kingston, &c.; consisting of a. capital Family Man awe, in substantial repair, capital and excellent dining and trawing rows and' library of large dieneasions, upwards of ebtileepteg rooms, and all other necessaries for the ••aecuin iandatriai of a large family, attached and detached orates and buildings of nearly every description for the use of the family and farm, spacious gardens, gardener's nottage, hot and green houses, tuelos grounds, orchard, fish pond, ice !taint, lawns. plantetions,shrithherits,and pleasure grounds; faint yard, coach house fo; 3 carriages, capital stabling fur 15 horses, with granaries and servants' rooms over, and five fields of - freehold meadow adjoining, containing altogether, with the gerdens, orchards and pleasure• grounds, about 82 acres (mote or leas , in a ring fence of substaetial lofty brick syalls arid beautiful quickset hedges and paling, extensive gravel walks, partly between the quickset hedges and 'shrub beries on each side, and partly open to the pleasure grounds and fields, which are beautifully adorned with stately elm, and other timber trees in rows and in clumps, in the fields and Plantations and shrubbeties nearer t he.mansion. Upon n delightful eminence, commanding extensive and beautiful views of the River Thames, Surrey, Kent, and Middlesex Hills, and surrounding country, from nearly every part of the lands; unquestionably very valuable for building upen,abundatice of good brick earth mi the premises; the whole profusely supplied with excellent water, and in their resent state peculiarly adapted for the residence alel accom modation of a Nobleman or Gentleman of the first distinc tion, who may wish to reside within half an hour's drive of the Metropolis. Ti) be viewed every Tuesday, Weduesiky, Thinsday, and Friday until the sale, between the hours r. la and 3 o'clock (by permitiion of Earl Bathurst), with cards only, which, with Putt and Particulars, Way Theo be bail of Mr. Day, P"mr court, Temple, who is authorised to tre at b y Private Contract for all or any •part at the Estate, and. where extended Plans of the House and Estate may also he, inspected i and Patti enlace, with Plan, may likewise be had of the Auctioneer, No. 8, Basiok-laito, near Watliie,-street, London; at the Auction Mart; and at Mr. TriploLles ;Amp No , 2 s. Old Boud.strit at, .Piccadilly. This Day was poblished, by T. Emtoo, Whitehall, PH V, AUTHOR of JUNIUS ASCERTAIN ED.—By GEORGE CHALMERS, Eq. T.R. SA.A. MU. PEEL'S SPEECH. On Monday will be pobtished, SPEECH of the R:Ott Hon. ROBERT JL PEEL the CATHOLfe CIUF. 4 TION• Priot4d for .101 IN MURRAY, Albeznarle•street. TO soucrams IN Trig COLTN I'RY. 'I4r.ANTEt) to PURCITASE, and well established 1111S1KE,SS, ar EQUAL such itustsEss, where the , present Proprietor %runic, in titre resign altogether. Local situation of no con qequenee. A suitable Premium can he atleapced, Aihvertiser has considerable experience in the Profe , ;44oa, anti eau 'nine valuable accession of Rosiness. Every et nlxnation wiil lie given in reply to Letters (Inuit paid' aildressed K. It. Messrs: Witheiby, Law-stationers, airchin-lane, Loudon. FRAUD PREVEN rep). rllO cogAterpqt the (Willy attCAtet/AllAt Are (kill mirth: Aid mytt+,4 on !h , u ry o 'Cdr." Vuolflowt in,trati of tilt G .NVINE HIJACKING TirepNred by DAY am, NIARTIN, they are induced to adult a new Land, in which their Address 97, nigh Elolborn, is . placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the diireregre of the Type, which is uolike all l.et ter•press, will euahle Porchase.s at once to detect the impo sition. The It HAL JAPAN BLACKING, made . by DAY and NI :MAIN. 97, High Holborn, will in future he sold in Bot tles at Gd. is. and is. Gil. each, and a Copy of the Label left with all Venders. • DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. H ANNAY'S I'REVENTIVI WASH, rsell kuown by Noblemen. the Army. Navy, and others, in all parts of the World, as the ONLY SPECIFIC fur th.• Infallible Peeve:ditto of a certain direful, Disease, continues to be sold (as for the last 60 years) by HANNAY and Cu. 2 1 , Great Carter-lane, Ludgate-street, near tit. Paul's Church yard, and at No. 1, Little Suffolk -street, Haymarket, Lon don. it will kacp for erer in all climates, and never Toiled in a single instance. Price ns. and 115. per lntle.—A Pri vate Surgery for its use at each Warehonse. Two bottles sent by coach in return for a 11. Note, post-paid, or four bottles for 21. packing cases included. Unpaid letters not admitted. N.B. The Only houses for the Genuine !Julia Grits, for making' superior Re s torative Gruel, and for Smith's Preston Ileart-burn Lozenges. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. TILE JOURNAL OF AN ENGLISH TRAVELLER, OR REMARKABLE EVENTS AND ANECDOTES OP TUB PRINCESS OF WALES, FROM 1814 TO 1816. (pr om the 4 # Naremenirg Correapondeut.") " After an introduction, in which it is shewn that the Princess of MLR' did not leave England in consequence of superior orders, and still less from any motive dishonourable to her Royal Highness, butt of her own free will, in pursuance of a plan which she had long. since formed, some documents are communicated which give evident proof of this. " 1. A letter from the Princess to Lord Liver pool, dated 25th July, 1814. She announces to him her resolution to leave England, in ord e r to restore to the Prince Regent and herself the peace of which they had been so many years deprived, and declines the Income of 50,000/. sterling %illicit Parliament had voted her, accepting only 35,0001. " 2. Lord Liverpool answers the Princess on the,2B(l) July, that he bas laid her letter before the Prince Regent, and that his Royal Itghness `will not oppose her journey. " A letter from the Princess to Mr. Whit. ' bread and his friends, dated 25th July, 1814 She informs him of her resolution to leave Eng. lend, and thanks hint and Mr'. Brougham for the attention which they have shewn her oil all oe casions..--.' No person,' says the Princess, 4 pos. " These letters reply to all the false motivee which were ascribed to the departure of the Prin- : ccss nom England. After what had passed, the. Princess could no more reside apt eeably at a Court where she was forced Co submit to the humour of the Prince, which might have had an influenee , on the happiness of her daughter. How could the Princess live happily in a place where obstacles were thrown in the way of maternal tenderness, and n here she and the Princess Chhrlotte were searee allowed tojeppear us mother and daughter ? The Princess, therefore, sailed on . the 9th of Atta gust from England for Hatithurgh, and travelled, from that place to Brunswick. The suite that attended her consisted of English Geetlemen nrttl Ladies; but in the sequel they left the Nieces,. altogether, and she conic! not obtain any more English, notwitlistandiog the trouble she took to get her retinue wholly composed of that nation. Why slid the English leave her Court ? Some trona perwinii motives, but the most for fear of drawing down upon clic mselves the displeasure of the Court of London, a fear which was hut too well founded, if the situation of., the Prince and P r i nce's o f Wales is cousidered. For this teams') too, as she was travelting through Italy, the English then in that country did nut pay their reveeti to her, The Princess was therefore compelled to form an other household, for herself : this consists of Countess Oldie, of Cremona, Dr. Mochetii, Che valier Schiavini, ChevAliers Tomessia, Perkitai, See. • ,ti tily- One m‘tsi, Iss a fit iVole e tray, of the name of fiani,autu, remained true her, and did not halve Some discreditable reports were circidated in regard to her first. chamberinin, the Chevalier Pergami, a Knight of Malta ; but be is is. it pretahle m.tit , w;ia made the 'campaigns of 1812, 1813, and 1814, ender Lieut.-General Pino. Her estate on the Like of Cotno site purchased of the Countess, Of eino, awl had it greatly improeed. But the Princess was calemniiited even in Como, the inhabitants of which she had londtd With benefits. " Her way of living upon her estate is ex. trimely simple, A select society, a cheerful re past,, music, plays in her . private Theatre : these are her innocent antilSenientS. " In the summer of:,181h, a tricked secret .plot was formed ageinst the Printess, the origin of which it is not difficult to guess. - The Princess was narrowly watched,' mid attempts were made to seduce her people but only one, the Picjueur Crede was . so weak as to yield, and to promise Baron * to cominet him into the ailartment§ of the Princess by means of false: keys.. The plot was bow-ever discovered, and the PiOeur turned away. This men wrote to the Chevalier TomaSsia ; confessed that lie hair let himself he seduced by Boron 0 * * to betray his mistress, end begged for mercy. The - Prindss thmight it - properto acquaint the Governor, Count Sawran, with thilo event, and Baron 0 * * was forced -to leave the dominions of his Majesty the Emperor. Haonaum, the Prineessia . private , Secretary, challeoged tire Baron, but the latter h at hithert o p u t i t off. Since thicaffair the Princess is very caetiotts, portico- lady towards - Englishmen whom she doea not kirow ; but she conceals herself from 'lllicitly, only she 'will not be the object of ealomny and of a shameful ftpionage, of which she has already been the victim. IVhat has already happened. gives ground to fear still greater enormities. " An event which took place at Genoa has more the appearance of an attempt at ass-mina& thin than robbery. Some armed Wen penetrated during the night into the house of the Princess, and almost into her bedchamber. An alarm being given, one of her servants fired upon these people, and pursued them,:but in tain i 5 not yet disa covered what were their intentions, but let a veil cover all this. Her first Master of the Horsei Scidavini, has kept a circumstantial fiCCOUPt of her jonrney to the Holy Land. The Princess went-front Goma to the island of Elba, thence to Sicily and Barbary, then to Palestine. She visited Jerusalem, Athens, ae. and was every where received with tire honours due to her rank, " liyt the assistance of several literati she oh. Wiled a collection of valuable autignities, which object she spared no eXprilCe. Witcrevil the Princess appeared she left behind her gralefill recollections of her beneficence. At 'Viotti sit, o btained the .fievtorn itf lieVvtiti iLIVCS. Th. nit:CCU is ilittYtillplOyed in writing the history o f h e r life, which she vt ill snake public in ciao time. Ity this she will throw a great light ors onto) , facts which uve now iuvoind iu übscu6ty.).,