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'elemation to the ,people of .gorge, eongtatulating
them,op the* return of-the Hnly Esther to the Sei
of Rome, and*ssuring the world of his most pet.l
feettequsigaczrit in the restoration of old times
Europe."
'llSO4ltifie subjoined leuer is not oac;ezy tecent
date, it will prove gratifying to our Ilradeott.7
1.01-90414-4P,Vit.O
You wilt:ha:re little .mote loompript from
us. We are all of us sheathing the ;imititil.dink-
ing of returning to the ploughshare. khi Fitt id+
are a strange people: light as they ere, and buoyed
tip with the events of the moment, their kindness to
the English and their admiration of 7..hrd Wows. a
TON continues : they not only adaire Oil great mita.
but they adore him. His affability and easiness of
access at all times enchants them. He gives dinners
to the gentlemen, and a round of bills, concerts, and
entertainments to the ladies; and while he is engaged
in 'really profound matter, appears to have.nothing
to do.—:There is an elegant small Theatre in this
town, about the size of the Haymarket Theatre. It
is crowded every night, and
.Lord WELLINGTON is
regularly there. Every night on
.his entrance the
msertaiuments.stop ; the audience rise and receive
him with plauditotAnd generally call fur s&God save
the King," which the Orchestra, froth :he frequent
calls which have been made-on thefts, now perforM
'olerably well. Their national air; Henry IV. gene-
rally follows, and not unfrequently an `ode in ho,
nour of the Grade Lorde set to music.
a The Guard on his Lordship at the Palace, with'
the exception of one Highlander, is all French; small
it is said that when General Count Gazast came in
with the Duke of DALMATIA'S proposals, 'he walS.
thonderstruck to find, on passing through the palace
and enquiring for Lord Watuacfrow, that all the
Sentries. were of the National Guard : when he came
tie the salocp, he was received' hy.two French Aids-
dip-damp, one of whom announced him to' the Duke
of. COMAD RODRIGO, and presented him. The
Canutd Lorde has two French, two Spanish, two Por-
eaguese, and six English Aids do-Camp. When the
Count GAZ AN came out and proceeded to his.hoteli
be was followed by ap imnieuse crowd, .who vocife.
rated Vive le Roi I and .called upon him to mount
the White Cockade.
" We hear that Lord Wxuatioros* is to be made
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a Spanish Prince by FERDINAND) and a Debi ..nt
France by Loome-lia,rtes on Paris to accompany,'
the Allied Monarch!, who.aie about to-set out for
England to visit the Pailica Rzoen, and out of ve-
neration to a country. which has saved Europe and
the civilized world.",

The Preliminaries of Peace are expected to be
signed at Paris this day. The following is the outline
Great Britain retains the Cape of Good Hope. Malta'
the Mauritius, and Tobago ; but cedes all the other
:Wench and Dutch colonies to those Powers respec-
`lively, except Guadaloupr, which is secured to Swe-
den. The Emperor of RUSSIA retains the Grand
Duchy of Warsaw. as the Emperor of AUSTRIA does
Venice and its dependencies, together with Mantua
and Peschicra. The kingdom of Saxony is to be
divided between Austria and Prussia. MURAT is to
retain Naples, and King FERDINAND Sicily, with an
indemnity in Italy for his Neapolitan possessions.
'The Scheldt is to be open, and the ships at Antwerp
Co br divided between the French and the Dutch.

We understand that Government received a dis-

patch yesterday from the Lieutenant-Governor of
Gibraltar, stating the arrival of BONAPARTE off that
larriscus, ;qt. the UNDAUNTED frigate. Mr. NC/MOUSE,
just -arrived from the Continent, we understand.
confirms the above statement,•and adds, that the Ex-