The National Register.
London, England, 1817-07-28 00:00:00

THE lIVONAPARTE FAMILY.

The vnrion.4 numbers of the Ruonaparte family live apart from aft
the nobility of Rome, and even from strangers who arrive there, the
English except. it. Ifcr Royal Highness the l'rineeas of Walt s. shen
she arrivtd at Rome, alighted iimnediately at RulEtielln, the pro-
perty of Lucien, at Tusculum, and of 'Odell, it is said, the Princess
means to make a purchase. Lucien pays particular court to his mo-
ther, who is reputed to be vary itch. Ile is still desirous of proceed.
ing to America. It is said, that after having been refused, upon his
first demand to the Outline] Seentary of State, who referred lam to
the Nlinisteis of the Allied Courts, whose detenninaticns have been
made public in the Faigli h Journals, he immediately bad recourse
to elm Cabinets of the Powers who signed the Holy Alliance. from
whom he awaits an answer with great anxiety. Madame Lucien
alone appears in public, and affects much gaiety and intlifrerenec.
Her husband lives very reeind : he has tried to produce a mom:ilia-
tion with the Pope, hut he was received very coldly. Arcer ~ in-
gannato, said his Holiness. Lucien protested that the interests of re-
ligMn, and of his Holiness posonally, were not foreign to the views
which had recalled hint to France. '• I am persuaded," said he,
"that the efforts which my brother was about to make to rem er his
power, in giving a lively impulse to the national mind, would have
had no other result than the triumpth of republican principles, of
which Ido net disenise that I Lave always been an ardent votary. I
had a right to consider mys.lf as one of the first members to the fu-
ture denie,:ratical government; and convinced that the austerity of
manners so conformable to the precepts of Christ, and of which year
Holiness now gives as noble an example in the chair of St. Pear.
is the moat solid basis of political equality. I should certainly have
used all my influence to replace France under the empire of religi-
ous ideas." This little comedy did not experience all tl.e 6110.1164
that I mcien hoped from it, and they say that it was not represented a
second time.
Louis alone is visited by a part of the Roman nobility; but he
appears to be more annoyed titan flativred by this distinction, and
devotes himself entirely to the education of his son.
The Princess. llorgliese, separated from her husband, nevertheless
oceupirs a part of the palace and of the villa. Of all the members of
the fancily she appears the most frequent.
The health of Cardinal Fescfs has for some time been much im-
paired. lie experiences frequent lossea of blood, u.td:r witch they
say he would have sunk, had it not been for the vigour of r.f.'s con.
stitution.

M SPAM rDe Sca —.rite evening before this lady" death,
she enjoyed the fresh air of her garden, and sunk into le ei.m-
tlosleeentrer, from which sloe never awoke. It is a reimee.a•
able fact, that apprehending and tOreseeing thw catessid optic,
she never, for some moieties previous tee her dissolution. hit
se itielill3lloll to Sle:•p without dread. She intimated a we'd*
that for three doss her corpse might be attended before be,iu
for ever inclosed in its cotlin, and for three davS (11. tietiMice
ofthe distressing circumstances reflection suggest. j.teieeiestaa
iie Stael did not mitt the chamber otrTitieleparied roomer.—
This time t spired, the relies were deposited in a hearse, in
order to react Covet by easy stairs. The son eontjeks !o sin
one but himself the last Lid ditty of accompanying his ACE.
tionee parent to her grave. They will not reach rivet be-
fore the II th day. 'flee day of the death of Madam.. de Steel
was the anniveisary of the triumph of Air. Necker. Her plot_
vicious were -repaving fir her oxygessons air. when she
breathed her last. The life of the infant of the Deicree.de de
lietry is believe, el to have been psolouged half an hoot by
means of the suite process.
Colin isteowraTinsr Iltt.L.—The Art lately passed is
dated the loth inst. torn, grain, meal, deur, and rice, may
ire imported in any vessel from any country till the 14th of
November next inclusive, ',unified sleet the impoeta, of
10 alit tinting the same pet toil contituee tee he legal ler
the late Act, 35 (ho. LII, cap. !Si. Ccrn, :sr c. WAlrletruled tor
exportation only, may be emoted for I ...... e conseiniptinn.—
•Itye.meal warehoused iu like :minder may be admitted to
entry dirty free.
A Cow Rltii 1C1)1/0/ Lec.—One of the fore lees of*
cow, tre pli.perty of Mr. Little, of Ilessentord, in Cori.w all,
As accidentally broken some time ago, and Nlt. Little, heilg
1111WIli:ng to kill it, had the kg uninitiated jint nelow the
knee pint, and the part be ing ',est. city heats d, a t.ad and
wooden leg were braced on, and the poor allllll4lnuw **dal
about, lies down, and riael with much facitit).

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Saturday, July

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BANKRUPTS.

FPRIVELL T. and TIENSTEAD W. Jewry-street, soap-manufac-
turers, Aug. 2, 9. Sept. 6, at Guildhall. Atts. Lewis and I'age,
Prince,-street, B. dford-row.
rannow G. Caughton, Warwick. needle-maker, Aug. 19, 20,
Sept. 6, at W.trwick. Mt. Mr. Bio,field, Bouverie-street.
COLE J. Plymoath, rope-maker. Aug. it, 12, Sept. 6, at Ply-
mouth 1/0..k. Mt. Mr. Matdason, Middle 'Temple.
DnuiTT G. R. h. linen-draper, Aug. 11. 12, Sept. 6, at
Winchester. At. Mr. Emly, Esa..x.court, Temple.
SPALL, G. Bury St. Edmunds, coach.nutker, Aug. 2,4, Sept. 6,
at Bury St. Edmunds. Atts. Blagrave and Co. Symond's-imi.
FARRELL C. Gosport, linen-draper, Aug. 6,7, Sept. 6, at Gos-
port. Acts Briggs and Co. Essex-street.
BussT J. Aston,llWrmingliam, gun-barrel-maker. Aug. 15, IC,
tiapt. 6, at Birmingham. Att. Mr. Punton, Wine Office-court.
IflEay.or L. C. Clifton, Gloucester, baker, Aug. 12, 15, Sept. 6,
at Bristol. Aces. Price and Co. Lincoln's-inn.
•SANDMAR A. Mark-Line, merchant, July t::9. Aug. 9. Sept. 6,
at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Murray, Sua-court, Comhill.
llosEaso9 W. late of Jamaica, merchant, Aug. 2,9, Sept. 6, at
Guildhall. Att. 7.1 r. Pateison, Old Woad-street.
SMITH E. Derby, bleacher, Aug. 1,2, Sept. 6, at Derby. Att.
Mr. Barbor, Fetter•btue.