The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-09-25 00:00:00

'Astern tray happen, 1 shall rommtmieate from time to
vitae to M. le Barim de B. my proceedings in general, as I
hastens) to do from the rnomeist of my arrival in Cermsny.
I etre* to your Excellency the expression of my heart-
felt er.ititude, fur an interest, of which I have recently re-
e. ed the most flattering proofs • mud it is with unlimited
Jevutian, and the mum rrapectint attachment, that I shall
s“ Vre cease to be, Monsieur le Count,
Excellency's - humble

Your.
And very obedient servitor,
The Baron F. D'OMPTEDA.

P 1. M 1 cannot hope to realise the wish I have limit en-
144rtained to have in interview with your Entellefty, I shall
at least have the astiafirttion of explaining myself with Mon-
tea :r the Minister de Bremer, at Hanover (if, indeed, I find
:11 acquainted with the affair), as to the diffecat bearings
a.f this transaction in genres, and with my Mulividual pu•i-
A•uo in particular, and which it is absolutely impusaihle by
wr;ting to embrace in all its details. Captain Bathhouse,
••Lo is nu the l t 44 getting off for Frankfurt, begs yon
will give direct' that his lows may be addressed to the
cart M. de Strulenheiwt, of abet city.

'TO 1. THIE BARON D'ONIPTEDA, HANOVERIAN
MINISTER TO THE HOLY SEE AT ROME,
(Translation.)
Milan, May 10,1817.
rot-1t gave me regret to see, by the letter which yen
'.Yd use the honour to address to me, that the olwure rim-
.curs by whom Illsslame the Priucess of Wales bas the
nue to be surrounded, tarry' their audacity so fir
as to fill the public papers with the grossest falsehoods and
. vcu rudeavour i.s introduce them jute the Cabieet of his
llo:Mess. Although there case hr uo douht that respectable
pus C.lll/ regard uhevs vile fabrications with the coutempt
tlny disarm., 1 shall, nevertheless, lw always ready to assist,
114 far as may he requisite, in publicly refuting thetn. I
Anil thus endeavors to satisfy, not only Owscsituments
of
ft icudslcp and esteem with which you have inspired me, but
niso the respect sort consideration which I owe to the Sove-
reigu whom you serve.
Accept, Nlowsieur le Baron, the assurance of the high con-
si,:erattuis wish which I have the honour to be,
Your very humble 81111 very obedient Servant,
(S,goeti) SAURAU.

PTO HIS EXCELLENCY MONSEIGNEUR gnr. COUNT
MUNSTER, MINISTER OF STATE, AND OF THE
CABINET OF HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY, KING
OF HANOVER.
(Translation.)
Exes4lerreglt is with the deepest and the most brae.
Yell grief I armounce to your Excellency, that the Karon
tiVaaptedw, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary of his Maje,ity the King of Hanover to the Huly
Jemmied ihts Isle yesterday, oiler a very short Hi-
nts.. He carries with him the regrets of ilw Holy
toiler, mine, and those ef the whole capital; for it is
difficult to say how much he was esteemed and uoiver•
sally loved for the qualities and amiability which lie
-possessed. Ile served his Royal Highness the
Prince
Regent with unerring seal and fidelity; and your Excellency
will have an opportwaity of seeing, by the packet whiefi be
vested with his own hands, a few moments ere he expired,
that he priced it even to the last moments of his existence.
It is not necessary for Inc to enter into further observations
va 0116 Si.kret. I consider it na a real misfortune, that be
was uol spired to terminate the affairs of the negotiation
With which he was charged at Rome. 1 deplore also his
tl sth as that of afi tend, for he was personally tench attach-
ed In me. as I was to him. 1 most repeat In your Exec !hley,
that his [While,' has felt his loss as mach as myself, for he
greatly esteemed Nod lured him. But we Banat bow to the
tlecrees of ProWdeuce. I cannot omit to beg your Excel-
!. ncy to lay my horrible respects at the fret of his Royal
thighs.** Monseigneur the Prince Regent; awd I fist (her beg
you Ezeellency will permit me to reiterate to yet the as.
venoms of the very dictinguished consideritiou with which

have the honour to be,
Tone Egeelleney's must drvoied and obedient Servant,
(Signed) HERCULE, Cardinal Goalielel.
Reim, May 17, 1811 A
_ •

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.