The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-13 00:00:00

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.6. falessistgAs to abstract of a letter tgettived 'NM
kftiliikity thieema of Reeked, dated Rome, the Nth
...•filarcliE. elletateleg a statement of grievances. ape-
rieeced dariegtir resideece on the Coutineut :
`• Diving My residence at Milan, in coasequellee of
the isieost. behaviour of Mr. Ompterda (be having
bribed iis, 'eremite to become the tradacers of my cha-
racter), one of key English Oentlessea challenged him,.
the ctitstriiiit atovernosent seat off Mr. (hupteds. 1
smite myself to the Emperor of Austria, requesting his
protective against spies, also euipkyed persons to in-
troduce themselves into my house, and pomenterly into
my kitchen, to poison the dishes prepared for my table.
1 helve tereisrd any answer to this letter. After this I
was obliged to go into liermany, to visit my relative the
blitrgraviee of Baden, and the Illargravlne of Harnthr; '
the asortest road for my 'mare to Italy was through 1,
Vitali, mill I took that rued wills the tattering hope
that the Emperor would peened me. A nivel! at Vienn3, 1
I demanded rblie satistaetioo for the public insnit I ,
Ind experienced in Lomharily • this WM% refused 111114,
and a haw insett was relruill. he Emperor refused to
meet me, or to aetept rely visit. Lord Stevan!, the
English alenhassieller. having et...rived a letter from me,
informing hint of my iettention of reaming! by Vienna.
anJ of taking lie...se:into. of his house there (as it is the 1
centaur of Foreign i.eoLatte.wiors to receive their rein-
mews iohe (heir iiin.i.ri4 when travelling), absolutely re-
fused me his house, I.'' the too n, and retired into the
journey. Lord Stewirt soften anis wrote a vvry hyper.
Burnt letter to tor, which is now in Mr. ravening :4 hinds,
as I systi,it to Ear laud. Cithiieg the Ainetrian Govern-
.erant 110,-isiseb hifluen:Td hy the Cnrlish Ministers. I
staid my. vita on the Lake sit Como, amt settled myself
quietly, to the airman estaics. I there met with wrest, 1
i 1 i ility Ir a • time, awl protection ag:iiiist the spy.
Mr. I,) relit bat fro;:, the inamant I Ise..atier Qinien of
Engle' , all civility cramed. Can'inal Consalvi has
been tench ingaeneed finee that period by the Paron de
Ryden, the Hanoverian Siiiiie•er, who succeeded Mr.
°styled*. deceased. The Boren de Ryden has taken an
oath never to ackenewle:l;:e we as Queen of Hoe, end, and
peril? ado every person to call me l'aroline of nriteetwirli.
.1 guard hale been otiose:l me as Quern, oleic+ was grant-
ed toe as Prime", of Vi'zlleei, Ircatose vo v.:alumni. scion
less Lein recrised irons the British !Icovee omen!, ath
sassormieg me as Queen. My messenger was refused a
passport for En:o'nd. I also experienced meek insult
from the Conn of Turin.
Last iear, in the month of September (I was then tra-
trellis/ lnevenito, under the valor of the Countess Oldi),
i went St the corfints of the Austrian re Nees, to the
firs' Sweatt t.,n helongiree to the ding of Sardinia, on
sty way to owe! Mr. Itren7haree. at Lyons, es the direct
road laid Ihrourlt Torin : I wrote oft self to the Queen
of Sardinia, intormit.e ht.- that I cateld not remain at
Teri e, hint ana:itnes to reach Lyons as soon as pos. I
sitter cod also that I was traieliine incopuito; I re-
ceived rue answer to this letter. 'I he Post-In:titer at
&onto, the small post tualt reef the county:- rills where
I then resided, absolutely refused me post hrirors •, in con-
vequemiliof this rebisAl wrote to Mr. Hill, the Engllsh
Min; tttr a:1 win, eletteandine immeiliate 'mishit-non, and
the reason for such an irsnit. Mr. Mil exensed himself
antra the plea outs being a niistin4erstanding. and told me
that rlllt bursts methd he in cr efinenii rln•never I Amin
regnere thi•eo. I rCV •T•!;1Igly !et 4.11', and arranerel to
iru throbs); tie tow- if T-riei ar eii,e,hr, and only to stop
in elosoge lOM's" 10611 1 v.-I:rived volitive order' not to go
throttle, the ton n, hit to proceed by a very eircuitons
rodol, which obliged sue to travel Mutest the whole night.
in verydangerous rood', and prevented me frum reaching
the posit town (where I should hare passed the night)
till Nye in the tuorping, when by going through Turin
1 • hare reatlett it by ten o'clock at it ht. Finding
NLibt
Most !* I.r rnede for en Isi pursue, won 11 3,1 llHitt
the log h perteiusges of revs Intention of pasting the win-
ter at Lions. sir in the neCeblettorleuu•l of Lyon., previous
tee my intended return to Escalatedin the spring: I ad-
dressed a letter to tieci'retich Mini- tee for foreign Af-
fair". informing him of my intentienw, and also that 1
wi.ii.Al to preserve the •!rietest iittoznito : no notice was
taken of !his layer ; and "tie aitetreeneeti tee the Prefect Or
141411.. Met with like contempt ;in fact, f the 7th of
October to the .211th of !votary, Monday I embarked from
Toulon for Leyrtiorn, 1 received in notch insult front
the threernori am! Prefect. that 1 Omni considered my
life in dancer, unprotected as 1 then was, in such a
cloture : another motive indOCl'll me to leave it—Mr.
&rowdiest' could nut fix tlee period for enertieg me any
where in France. 1 have written to Lunt Liverpool amt
Lord Cantereselt. Armsful:erg to have me name inserted
in the-Liturgy of the Chinch of Fftrl3nii, and riienturdera
be given to all British Ambassadors, Minister', and
Consali, that I should be received and arknutvlesleed as
the Queen of Eorlind ; and after the spent h made by I.9rd
Castlereagh in the [home of Vommoni, in answer to Sir.
Brougher's, I do nut rapes t to rap-rirore further insult.
I have alio &minks, that a Palate may he pievared fur
my reception. EngiaLd is my real home, t. which i
shall tiownediately IV. I have dismissed 1r.,. Italian
Corot, retaining only a setlicient somber of persons to
'trolart me to Roll:m.1; and if Euckineliatn-house.
Marlborough-honer, s,r :my ober Palace is refitted stir,
I shall take a henna in the I:tannery gill my friends can
find a Palace fur me in London. I have sent a 1111,,ItIS•
per to England to make the proper arrangements for
that (ensue."