The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-09-07 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PARS&

Sitt...4 should not be at all surprised should my Fresno.
tag to interest myself is favour of our " good Queen Caro.
line" be the menus of calling down the vengeance of my
persecutors. But, Sir, eves that shall not hinder me from
putting in a word in favour of our persecuted Queen, shorn
I think it would he of the least service to her in her present
unprecedented predicament. Having lived, Sir, at Coven,
fur *mess months of the year 1817, with my family, I very
ustvrally had be curiosity to inquire as to the shameful
reports that were reviles's, penitently in the Milanese,
1 spinet her Majesty, and whisltreport‘ I as softy tie my,
I generally had hum the English travellers, they having re-
ceived 'heal, 1, suppose, from those people like had been
hired to Weal the coffee•hooses ■t fdtlan, for t►e repress
purpose of prejudicing the naiads of the English &genet
their Princess—a circumstance so notorious, that any
man going into one of them was sure to he accosted. Al
Como, however, where she was es well known, how sato.
snared I was to find that the Itstueies I had beard elsewhere
were not even so much as hinted at !Ott the contrary, I always
heard her spoken of with reverence sod affection. The
poor blessed her, and her name was ever followed by prayers
for her prosperity and happiness; her hand was ever *pea
for the relief of those its want, or who were on the bed of
sickness. Having, therefore, heard nothing hut good alter
from those who ;folly knew her, at the crommeoceeanst of
the present prosecution I wrote to • 'rendering of respects.
bility, of whom I bed rented a house on the borders of that
beautiful lake, to inquire into the characters sod sites' ims of
those persona who bad been engaged to depose against the
Queen, heir( satisfied that no person who hod.a character
to nee could is conscience say aught Bonn her; and at
the same time begged to be informed if the report in met of
the papers was tree, as to " a pr ie.! hawing attended these
witoesses, for the permute of absulviag them from the con-
sequences of a perjured testialooy " The sourer to my let.
ter I have this day received; and take the earliest °pmts.
nits, of sending a copy of it to you, is order that you stay
make what use of it, or of mine, that you may think proper;
and
I resale, Sir, your obedient humble Servant,
C. WOLSELEY.

(COPY.)
answer to soar letter of the 16th July, in which
you ask se thecbaracter of the witnesses against your Queen,
according to the information which I bate been able isl
lee, it' is •nilerstood that they are almost all jouraernien
nennosis, with the exceptioa of one, who is a locksmith's ap-
prentsce—all poor devils, who certainly have been induced
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isy the prospect of geed pay to depose *Veil what has sot the
shadow of *ease or probability*.
" hire Not !wins able to discover say Priest here, or is
the weighhowrhood, who would lend himself to suits biomes..

- - - ---- vision' ._
I hove spokes to she Profeusur Modiedi, who told me that itioasieno tkat were . . in t lir tune of 'adept.....__
be had rot received any letter, am *that( of her Majesty, The triumph of time popular party was complete, and letters
drains; him to repair to Leedom so give testimony M her were diapasehed to the Anna at Palmate, apprizing them of
favour; add emoserioently he is not disposed to go." (The 'their hammy 'Moot the aseradmied, sad reiterating later.
le
L letter concludes with the stud compliments to Sir Claudio action is lhemode a idertmg a, Deputy cite 'build repri-
sed his ady ) .i.- .
seal their iaterests at the sew seat of tiovernmeul.
• This shows the opinion of the conspiracy at-Coe. AcCaltarimesta a strenuous retiidaiire was made to the
.... _ • Pravoslohlat Joule and a division of the Army uf National
ludependesee ceder the command of the Prises of St.
" The glnriows uncertainly of the law."—The eitalski, invested the paale on the Bth of Sagest. llis
(leachers of the Middle and Inner Temples have ' efforts were directed in Ike first. iastanee to oesuciatiou
written upon their wiles. " No thoroughLtre." end ANTIQUITINI. fur • peaceful surrender, but without elfret, till a br-
at the same time afford through these seine gates thee reinfoecement arising on she 11th, commanded Ly
--mow.— • Colonial D. Pietro Orlando, with Major D. Alictaele, &NI
• free and thorough passage during the whole of
10n Monthly. ov mom use were raising gravel in a Geld Captain U. Rodrigo Palau ri Illiceiche, which sognicilted
ibe dry. heluagitig to W. Symonds. jets. Esq. without theater's Gate, ins leutte• 40 sear $,OOO, and elkabhd Lim to "TY/ some
pt the night of the 2Stli ultimo, • fire broke oat on the .is this city, ow deafest aide our gaol, they Annul • perfect important advanced posts a owl favourable dispassion, was
premises of Mr. lutes PURL, at Mitcham, in Suffolk, grave, with hems. reagents in it, which, from Ike sus. sheens by the inhabit:outs. A messenger was tent 0111 from
wbieh deotruyed three barns (one of them upwards of IGO feet struction of *beide(' of sepulture, must have been interred the town with a Sag affrays th treat ild a capitulation, oho
is length) a euvr.buuse, and horse-awed; a waggons •Imost several centuries. The grave was composed of Hat climes was received by the troops with whams of joo, and stab/raced
seer, a drug, fuer holders, Iwo cow cribs, sense fork, and placed edge.ways, eo as to give it a cue. finite, and coveted as a banker. 'rids *Err proved, however, a cover to Wart
rskes, ties toads of oats in the bars, a stack of +hest also with the sante Material ; and the listrosive-spade of the 1 of. the blackest smeltery. Half on hour had scarcely Sapped
(40 eounob.), hue of hay, and caulker of clover, contain. wurinems fortinsately did not demolish thread merepsaele . from the arrival of the messenger when the &drawled
lug together about 26 toes. It is nut doubted That the fire of Mime. frailness as the head of the grave it M. due guard of the indepetiokot army was suddenly ottoOk.d
woe &tasselled by a., iniendiary. Lail year, a destruction anirlii) mos theme; part opened. The skeleton (euojec.' 'lt • -powerful form, sad many of tbi.us were killed—
of property happened in the same parish, in the seine way; tared to be that of • female) had the arms crossed on the • Tbi Mop, soder the irritation inoilweed by ills hiseleh o(
and this fire lass iscrsamd the sterns which has betas kit is bady,•lstriltrahly, perfect, and mat al one time' have lived 1 fllitbodniderd the Wye Plo-11drilintrdoc•f•rord•it 4 iiisoft,
that sierabbourboud. and 'breathed a: very portly •persionme; the grave being •'• sprat oaasher of sbe ordiebesoots,low their hve-g- 1 bekawo
hootorentente is the oeighbowhood of Liieohee mix tort iwo loathes 1004- fifteen inches wide at the bead Au*, marodedloolbe.isdepeadeat *imam Trepaeti was i• •
. and shout Us iittios deep, and fully orespiod by the Woes, state of.blocktide, but owl held oat.. From Catania, 'bias
lan-fields.—Oto the side. of the square next Elul- which presented ao eutrreviing memento to ilteliting of that 'isms open town, little reminisce was expel. tetl4• boat /hearse&
born they are sinking a well 19, erect a pawn for state or mithingiseai we all must experience. The pave alsenlellailtr, being slam* fortilkdo'lbm•••o4l 'llell, ie
waterlog the square end other purpose., which is was about three feet from the surface df the earth, and • elded. •All aninainniansiosiressraos IV/row and Noss...,
now upwards or 150 feet in depth. The dead wad law quaatfties•of banns, boor, have Wee hied *cat the • 644 throogla tisainasissm,ssitbodie coatiswoo, oss-osit ofi.
winch encloses the hurying.ground Irons the work- spot: tkiscirimensteocersesdeva it likely that Givaterly a bery. No pruner, wme ppsopamipd.te pima. .. . .
house to the watcls.house, in Portugal.strees, is now ism linte.loFrtaltoo.4.llo tht Prier, 0154-9410tIvea,wItiels , , -........:- - -........1.a.a-,... - .
Mood ira the pile now occupied by the gook far be genteel :
pulling down, to mike rood foe a light iron railing, used ,wriii„,ut..„ of ti, nit ,SO well as Stands a CoasLteir4its- ii,-"Eivitt.P.• left' his holm id
l•hiCh will be a great optaillg dolt iftrovetneat to tr.' etitiiilos heist Ii 'Mild' II eppersilicd-(Hieforet FitudyLiiituitle -PO *Sian. for lestlitailifikbot. .
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liitat•obscare. street. . . : At.. • . Johemot4 ".- •3 • ~• • • - , • . dotigthirti . . : - r'r ''r- '''l . ' •-".'" - •
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