Star.
London, England, 1817-05-17 00:00:00

CERMAN PAPEAS.

H2ll. ROYAL HIGHNESS I'HE PRINCESS OF WALES.
(PROM TIM tivarsausa2 eoIatitOMIVINT.)
at TIM JOURNAL Or AN ENG1,1;11 TRAVELLER ; OR, RE-
AM:ICA/11.E EVPSTS ANT) ANECTOTES TUE DIt:NCES.S.
er WALES, FROM 1814 To 1816: • • •
After an introductior, in Which it it 'lawn that the Prin-
ce's of iVAt rs did not leave England in c•intequence of superior
orders, and mill le..s irons any 'untiee thil'snnurahle to her goys!
iiiyhrrit, ;tot her own tree will, in pit:rimier of a plan which
• Lad Lo.e sinew torture, some ducunients are eouiuuuicated I
wii?eh eve iwidunt proof'. of this :
• " 1. A letter from the Nieces. to Lnrd I arcernot, dated
July silk, She connotes to him lice rg•olummi to lezre
lleglan.l. iii order to resture to the Prince it egtot and herself the
peace et winch tlesy bad been so many years deptised. and de-
clines mite Income of stto,onn sterling which Parliament Lad
r tee ker, meet Ling only 8E35,000.
" Q. Lod: Liven:soot. answers the Princess on the n‘th of
Jolt'. thAt he low laid lser letter before the Prince Regent, and
tl,3t bit linyal Highness will not oppose her jourr.ey.
" s. A I vt!cr from tie Prinee"s to Nlr. W::: :loran and his
friends, dited JOT IS, :Rl4. She informs him of leer resolution
to leave Fotglasitt, ate.l tharhs Lim at:d Mr. 'SKOV „MAN for the
attention which they have sh. wt.. heron an occations.— • No per..
eon,' says th.. Princess, " possessed of sel.tibility ai,ti eoull
Icing the situat.on, which is below her rao4 as Princess of
Wales, and even as a mete private person, since she Is so hated
tl,e Soy. rt iur that he will not bear her presence either in pub.
1:c ter yrivaie l,fe. 'll.e Princess of WAt.es cats no longer near
such dein halo° and honediation—she can no longer bear that
the Prince and his fatnay treat leer se a criminal, though leer in-
nocetice was rut:hely recognized by the Ministers and the Par-
lianiesit, after the in.* accusations of her enemies and of tran ors
Fad be n done away. Now that the Princes has received this
public satisfaction, .Le caw no lonzer, consistently with her tun-
acie:..ce, he a burden to her friend'," &e.
a. 4. Mr. W tis rote...? answers the Princess on the Ist of
August. He kayo, "Lo is mot surprised at her deternsinatiou,
but it w painaui to him to he deprived for a time of her amiable
society." 'I Lest. letters reply to cads* false tnntiveswhieb were
ascribed to :Le departure ut thee Prince's front England. After
what LA •is; Prince., could no Male reside agreoahly at
a Ccurt where she was forced to submit to the humour of a
Prince, which meOu Lave hail as influence on the happiness of
her daughisr Mow could the Princess live happily in a place
where obstacles woe thrown in the way of enatensal tenderness,
and where alit and tie l'tincess CLAIItuTTIi Were-Kartely 1.1-
lowtd to appear r.s inertia and daughter' lhe Priacese, there"
Mire, sailed on the 9th of August from England for Hemburgh,
and tr.velled from that plate ;o Brunswick.
" Flee suety that attended her consisted entirely of English
Gertkmen and Ladies. But in the sequel they left the Princes
altogether, and .be could not obtainlnly more English. ssutwith.
seandlng the trouble she took to get her retinae wholly cont.
posed of Engli-le. Why did the English leave her Court f Some
• trent personal maivea, bat the most for Isar of drawing dt.wn
%gni themselves the &pleasure of the Coon of Inution, a fear
hich was but too well touoded, if the situation of the Prince ,
and Princess of Was El is enosidered. For dela rea•ore too—as
else was travelling through I,aly, the Englit.li then in diet country
did nor pay their respeetu to Let. 't he hearses& was therefore
con.pelled to form soothes household fir herself. 'lfni consists
df Cavities. QM!, el Cremrsta, Duct. Mitechetti, Cher. Feld/m*llls
Chevaliers Thomases. Pergand, &c. Only one Engleshmsti, her
Pelona Secretary, of the name of HAN oituu. remained true to'
her, and did nut leave leer. Sterne discredrable reports were &-
ciliated In regard to her First Chamberlain, the Chevalier Vita-
Oast, a Knight of Malta; but he is a respectable roan, who
made the Clem; ahgcs of 110 E, $3, and 14, under
sera Pi no. " Her estate nn the Lake of Como she purchased of
the towrto of rINO, at:4 had it greatly improved. But the
Princess was ea!uniniated even in Coast), the inhabitants of which

she had loaded with benefits.
• ' Her way of bring upon her estate is extremely simple. A
elect society, a cheers's' repast, music; Pais ix her ingrate
Thestre---ehrse are her snisocent amusements.
" In the summer of 1815, a wicked secret plot was formed
against ate Princess, she origia of Which it Is not difficult topes'.
The Princess was narrowly watched, and artessfprs were made
to sellt•ce her people; but only one, the Piquet e . rede was so
weak as to yteld, anti to promise Baron --- to toutiuct him
to the spartmeat of the Princess by mesas of false keys. ' he
?IA was, however, discovered, and the Piquer turned away.
afax ors ore to the Chevalter TI:OMAS,M, confessed that he
Pad Let himself be seduced by Baron to betray his wig-
tress,dod begged for mercy. 'llse Princess thought It proper to
aceuaint the thwarter, Osunt iiAvaan, with this event, awl
liszon ---;• was forced to leave the dominions of his Majesty
the Emperor. tibild.WW, the Princess's Private Secretary,
etaliessed the Baroc, but the latter has hitherto put it off. Since
this sibir the Princess is very cautious, panisularly towards
F„aglisinnen, whom she does not know, but .he conceals lentil
from risbudy, unly she will out be the object of calensay and it
a sisametul espionat;e, of sl.ich she has already beers the victim.
Isiti.et has alsvady happened styes pound to few still ;mates
moralities.
" Ao treat which took place at llama, luta more the appear-
ance of as attempt at aseassinerian than robbety: Some armed
tarn penetrated duriug the eight into the house of the Princess,
and Mus Doc into Ler bed-chamber. An alum being .gives, one
of her servants tired upots there people, and pursued them, but
to vain. It is Oct yet discovered what were their incautious :
bat let a set cover all this! Her first MOW el the Horse,
Schlavhd, has kept a cireuintantialjournal of her journey to the
Holy Land. The Princes* went Irons Gents tithe Island of
Elba, thence to Sicily and Barbary, then to Palestine. She vi-
sited Jerusalem, Athens, kr- and was every where received with

the honours due to her rank.
" Dy the assistance of several Meant, she obtained& collection
of valuable autignitics, for which object she spared no expense.
11. Wherever the Princess appeared, she left behind her grateful
recollections by her benefiemice. At Tunis sbe obtained sue free.
duet of several slaves. The Princess is new employed in writing
the honey ut htr life, which she will make public when the time
tenon. fay lists she will throw $ great light on many factswhich
are stew iur weed in tiLircurity."

krst.v.—A private letter from Naples, dated-April
)9. 54p—" We attired here, without ma:nog wish
any et the intetruptions, which the accounts received
at Rome had goicn us reason to fear. but it is not
tire leas true, ti.at these are to be apprehended. and ;
ate prevented only by the vigilance of the picqueu I
on the road. We found Naples net so full of Eng.
licit, as had been reptestoted, but it is crowded with
• Germans, and lodgings Are scarce. Athongst the
former are the Ducbevs of Dt.vonsursts, Lord and
Lady CBAVtai and family, Captain Gireoan and his
Lady, who arc all in the same hotel. Amongst
the English lately presented to the Port. by Mr.
?Ann, the British Consul, were the Hon. Mr. Kean,
Colonel Rossi. tNs Major THEYANN lON. Lord TUMULI
Mr. Derriere/on:1h Lord F.Lcuo, Lord Busman.
the U.n. Mr..Armort, Mr. ANDeasorr, the Rev. Mr.
Ann% Captain ACHIBLAT of the Royal Artillery,
Mr. LLOYD, Mr. Mummy and Mr. Sixatzrox. We
ell kilted had, (not the los) and received a blaring."

ThE EvENnidgtAk

LONDON.

NEXT TUESDAY. LAST DAY OF DRAWING-TWO
TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES - AND
TWENTY•TWO OTHER CAPITALS-ALL MUST BE
DRAWN ON THAT

SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1817.
P2:rcu• or WA:As nos N.—lloliday at the Bank, Frefieguer,
and South-Sea Route.

Last night the Catholic Question. came on in iht
Peers. Lord DONOVCIINIORE'S MOL:on for a Cons-
mittee to mice the Roman Catholic Petitions into con-
sideration, after a debate of some length, was 'lice-
tired by a majority of 1.&2 to 90.

A Dutch Mail arrived last night, and brought us
a supply of German Papers, from one of which (the
Nurernbrrg Corroponient) we have given the substance
of a Pamphlet circulated by the PAINCCS3 of WALE%
on the subject of her travels. This &nu:pent is int.•
restir.g on many accounts, and will no doubt he
perused with much attention by every inclivida3l in
the. Empire.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this

morning. . •
An article from Madrid, of date the Ist of May,
states that the misunderstanding which exists between
the Spanish and Portuguese Courts appears to assnme
a very serious complexion, and that orders arc under-
stood to have been. issued for the assembling of troops
on the homier% of Portugal.
The account which was given of the execution of
General LACY proves to have been premature; but
it is certain that sentence or death has been pronoun-
ced against him. Mrtaxs has not yet been taken,
nor is there any trace of the place of his retreat.
A fetter from Constantinople, riunted in the NIP
rernberg Caret:maw, bt4tes that the OTTCMANI Ponve,
placed by the rebellion of many of the Pitches, in a
very critical situation, and menaced with an attack
on the part of the KINs; of P:ylisiA, is continuing to
pursue, with great vigour, the improvement of the
military position of the empire. Several corps of
troops have been ordered to be formed en the Euro-
pean mode of accoutremert and disc;plice.
In a Sitting of the Prussian Council of State, on
the 25th ultimo, at which DACon HL'allieLDT pre-
sidecf, we are happy to find, that on the question of
freedom of trade being agitated, the prohibitory sys-
tent, of which we have recently seen so many un-
pleasant demonstrations, was proscribed by a majo-1
rity of twenty voices against two. 1
The Hanoverian Assembly of States, which was
to have met on the 20th instant, has been indefinitely I
adjourned, by an order of the Pursca Itraraur, nor
is it known when it may assemble.
French Funds, May 13, G 3 f. GO e.

morning we :4 et ived Jamaica Papers to Om
tat of April, from which the following are extracts:

" JAMAICA ROYAL GAZET rr., MARCH 111.

u We learn from an Officer belonging to the Ude.
pendent forces, who an ieed here in the schooner Mif
norcj, that the Chid of the Armies of New Grenada,
Vachzurs.La, ha►ing had intimation that General
Mottrcur was marching lox the province of Venezuela,
posted himself in the valley of St. Jobe, attacked him
and completely routed his ferce.
66 :Qum.° escaped to the town of Cucuta mor-
tally wounded, where he died, and was interred the
Winie night ; his death was inadvertently made public
shortly after by an Officer from the interior, when he
was imprisoned and cut off from all communications.
- PE accounts received in this city state, that,
General llottvan had been well received at Vene-
zuela and made President, and that Admiral BMW
commenced his functions on the Ist of this moatb as
Governor of Margueritta..
•• We leant that a French merchantman lately ar-
rived at St. Thomas's, from Bourdeaux, with thirty
thousand stand of arms on board, and several officers
who served under Bonaparte, had also reached that
island to join the. Revolutionists in South America.
•• A Spanish squadron, consisting of the Diana,
36, Iphigenia, SO, four brigs, and four schooners, all
well armed and manned, its el days from Cartba-
gess, was fallen in with, on the 20th January, by the
brig Jane, arrived at Boston. They were cruising
far ladependeut vessels."
Front the Papers which we have received as above
front Jamaica, we are happy to üb.e. ye, that there
is no foundation whatever for an article which we
meet with to day in the French Papers, but said to
be extracted from the Madrid Gazette,
on the pretended authority of letters from Havaastaii,
enat there bad been serious symptoms of an insurrec-
tion of the negroes in Jamaica, and that in contr.
quence of some secret understanding being discovered
between them and the black zegionents in the island,
the latter had been suddenly shipped off • for the
Mediterranean.

His Excellency Mr. ADAMS, the American Am-
bassador, and family, leave this country on the loot
June in the ship Washington, for New York.
Lieutenast Noswownix. Sd West India Regiment,
strived yesterday at the &cretazy of State's Office
with dispatches from the Bay of Honduras.

Lord HILL has left Cheltenham for Wells, whence.
his Lordship goes to his seat is Shropshire.