The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-25 00:00:00

TO Dl. Til VI:ON D'OMPTEDA, MIL_N.

St K—l J.jnve received yout'answer to my letter of this even-
ing, and am perfectly obedient to the laws of honour—amd
since it is not convenient for you to-inoi row morning, I shall
await at Como the ard vat of your friend (at that toWit , when
he-will write me-a note, wilt attend twit at any inn he
may think roper to name.
(Signed) JOSEPH ROFIER'r IIOWN . ,
AM.
Saturday night, i i o'clock, 2d Nov. 1816. .

TO M. TILE COUNT DE COUTENHOVEN, otAmßrA.
LAINTO HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA,
COMMANDANT OF THE °RUM OF MALTA, MILAN.

(TRANSLATION.)
You are right, my dear friend. and I conform to your ad-
vice. Fix, thetwfore, the place of rendezvous and the regu-
lations on which I iosist. After the frivolous provocation of
Mr. Hownam, I have most clearly thicright„ fir it is no less
false than ridiculous, that he has any right to attack me, un-
less • he proves against me proceedings insulting towards the
Princess, or falsehoods respecting her. If the-elevated sta-
Inn) which she occupies, fixes upon her thentteution of the
public, it is not I who tlirect opinion; neither am I respoit-:
sihie for the effects of malevolence, nor for all those embar-
rassments, which never.occur but in proportion as" they are
provoked. And, if lam ready to answer before the tribunal
or honour, it will not be because Mr. Hownam alone com-
poses that triblinal. However, I have neither complaints to
make against Madame the Princess, nor particular duties to
fulfil towards her. What Mr. It Bars on this subject, is as
much misplaced as the spirit of hostility which be imputes tp
me. I .:IfU hostile only in my own defence, and this is the only
rcasoli why I have so readily accepted the proposition Of Mr.
If.; make, therefore all the necessary arrangements.
(Signed) The Baron F. d'OMPTEDA.
Milan, Nov. 4,18 W.

general, as I hastened to do troth the taotnent of my arrival in
Germany.
-' I renew to your Excellency the expression of my heartfelt
gratitude, for an interest, of which I have recently received the
moil flattering proofs; and it is with unlimited devotion, and
the most respectful attachment, that I shall netter cease to be,
Monsieur le Count,
Your F.xcellency'svery huntble,.and
Very ob.ethrlit Servant,
r •The Baron F. ii:OMPTEDA.
P.. . s cannot e tkrealke the wish tavie=Xter-
i,lpt,
No I '''
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14t7tortrave.tTfejnITZIa •a
TeZplainhigruy_sel wait _Monsieur,.
the Minister de Bremer, at Vaporer—(if, indeed, I find him
aevainted with theaffair) as to tire different bearings ofillis
transaction in general-, and with my indiVidual position in par-
ticalar, and which it is absolutely impossible by writing- to
'enibrace in all its details. Captain liackhouse, who is on the
point of setting off for Frankfort, beg, you will give directions
that his letters nosy be addressed to the care of M. de Stralen-
hello of that city.
,
TO M..THE BARON D OMPTE'DA, HANOVERIAN MI-

YO THE HOLY SEC AT ROME.
(ritANs'LATioN.)
,Milan. Mal* 10, 1817

Sir—lt gave me regret to see, by the letter which you did
nie the honour to address me, that the obscure characters,
whom Madame flee Princess of Wales the misfortune to he
surrounded, carry their audacity so far as ,to fill the public
papers with the grossest falsekoods, and even endeavour to
introduce them into -1 he 'Cabitiet of his Holiness, Although
there can be
.110 doubt that respectable persons.regardtheSe
vile fabrications with the contempt they deserve, I *shall, ne-
vertheless, -he always ready to assistvas far as may he-requi-
site, in Publicly refuting them. I shall thus .endeavour to
satkly, not only the sentiments of friendship and esteem with
which )on have inspired no, but also the respect and consi-
derarion'which I owe to the Stivereigo whom ymi serve.

4cerpt, Monsieur le Baron, the assurance of the high con
_sitivration With.which 1 !mc the honour to he,

Your very bumble, and very obedient Servant,
(Signed) SAU RAU.

TO, HIS EXCELLENCY MONSEIGNEUR THE COUNT

MINISTER. OF STATE, AND OF THE CABINET
OF HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY KING OF HANOVER.
(TRANSLATION.)
Excellency—lt is with the deepest. and most heartfelt grief,
I auuuuncr to yoUr Excellency; that the Baron d'Ompteda,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of bis Ala-
jest). Ile King of I lanover to the Holy See, departed this life
yesterday. 'after a very short illness. He earrie: with hint the
regrets of the Holy Father, mine, and those of the whole capi,
tat ; for it is 'difficult to say how much he was esteemed and
universally bored for the qualities aud amiability which he pos-
sessed. - He served' his Royal Highness the 'Prince Regent
with unerring zeal and fidelity ; and your.. Excellency will
have an 'op'porturniity of seeing, by the packet which he sealed
with. his own hands, a few moments "ere lie' expired, that he
proved it even to the last ntwisruts cf Leis existence. It is tint
necessary, for tits to enter into further observations on this
subject; I consiller it as a real misfortune, that he was not
spared to terminate the affairs of the negotiation with which
he was charged at Rome. I deplore also his death as that
Of a friend, for he was personally -much attached to me-,
as I was to him. I must repeat to your Excellency, that
his .Holiness has felt his loss as much as nty.elf, for
he greatly 'esteemed and loved him. But we must bow to. the
decrees of Providence. I cannot omit to beg your Excellency
to lay lily humble respects at the feet of his !loyal Highness
Monseigneur the Prince Kegent ; and, I further beg your Ex-
cellency will prrinit me to reiterate to you the assurance of the
very distinguished consideration with which
I have the honour to he,
Your Excellc-ticy's most &Voted atid obedient Servant,
(Signed) HERCULE, CARDINAL CONSALVI
Rome, May t 7, lSt9.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed on Saturday Nig kt.
MIATnr. !tow., Covesr-GArtum•—The Antiquary. After
which, Jocomle. To watch was added, Sylvester Dagger-
wood. A
TH EA TKR ROYAL, HA YNtA RKET.—Guy Mawr-tering. After
which, (Ist Time), Over the Water. •
THEATRE ROYAL, EXGL ISH Ortma.Houst.--The Baton de
Trenck. After-whiclo, The Vampire.

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