The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-31 00:00:00

LETTERS OF BARON OMPTEDA.

Rome. Fen. 9s. 1819.
11(oymEcs,—Persnaile.1 of your amiable complaisance.
el rim hive already given convincing proofs, I
am inshore-a. Monsieur, to ask of von a favour.
I shield wish that the inclosed letter, written by the
Ismer hirivemnee de elicunlar, Mademoiselle Demont,
is her relat;ou, who is still with the. Princess valid who
is the 11,;:lreigs is called Nl:l4rue Brun, but who, 1 be-
lieve, is almca:led Dermot), may be delivered according
%the directim which I have received, that is to say,
i~skeeew Acids, without the knowledge of the Prin.
Bess sail her confidants, who intercept all the letters ad-
dressed to the persons in her sni:e.
Tie will Joao:less 6n.1 the means of ranging the
knee to be I:eliVered to Marlette without bee knowing
that the sonorities of Pesaro have bail the care of it,
and also et ithout her being made acquainted that it has
pareedthroagn my hands. It would be well, perhaps,
to Wore her to suppose that the letter has been sent
iset Bielozna. The person who delivers it may offer
IP eke cats. of her answer, which you will transmit to
am.end which 1 will pass to its address.
Wbat are yon doing at Meuse i I have no doubt of the
trettb!e which is caused to yon by the fatiguing visit
of the Pi juices,.
mince her, therefore, to embark, and try to persuade
her that it is absolutely false that Messieurs the Eng-
lish propos- to come tolind her nut at Pesaro. 1 learn
that this supposition induces her to defer leer departure ;
sail I believe, that front this consideration she may re-
main along time.
Be assured, Monsieur, bow much I am sensible of all
the step.; von have taken, and believe nee with senti-
ments of tile most perfect esteem,
Year very humbly and obedient servant,
p. OMPTEDA. Minister of Hanover.

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P.S. Is the Maitre d'llotel,Hieronintus, still with the
Princess, and do you think that he continues attached
to her ?
A Monsienr—Monslivr le Chevalier /Mehl,
Direcur-tiencral of the Police. Pesaro.

Rome, Mareft 6, 1919.

110,:riece,-1 have metiersl uitl; much gratitude
your lines of the .2stls, and I infinitely regret the ember-
r.ssunt.lit and the difficulty which the complaisance I
asked of you !1.17 involved you in. I hasten in conse-
quenee to inf.risi you, that I decide for the measure
*hi, Is rill pr•Toae of confiding the letters to a person
of your arquaintsuce, who will deliver them to Mad. B.
withont any otter secrecy than avoiding the delivery of
the let,er Ceing witnessed by the family of Baron —.
Should, boo es cc, Ilieronimous see it, I do not think
there tismbl l' any great danger; the essential point is,
that the Demobselle should be informed elate contents.
If, no, withstanding, by means of stratagem or treachery,
the :hincess should become acquainted wide it, the mis-
fortune will not be very great. This inconvenience,
however, utast be endeavoured to be avoided as much es
romble. I only desire that the person whose yon may
cousetoeseente the ruissmission, should he adroit enough
and inspire sufficient confidence to induce the trans-
mission of the answer which Nlad. 11. itiav give to the
lett..t in question, and with regard to whi.ch, I should
wish mach that it may pass through soy hands.
It seems to me, that the attempt of the English at
Milan rests noun a very erroneous conjecture. Pray
tell we what you think of the disposition of M. Olivieri
with regard to the Princess wlnini he quits. What most
bethought (JIM. I learn also that 1 new
Boman domestics have been hired, whose names I should
he curious to know. Excuse all the trouble which I
kive yen; I cannot enough assure ysot bow mach I ant
grateful for all tl.c proofs of your seal, and of the cons.
plsisanre of the person who has obtained fur sue such
interesting information.
With sentiments of the most perfect esteem, 1 have
the honour to he, Monsieur,
Your very humble and obedient servant,
F. OMPTEDA.

Monsieur the Chevalier Divehi, Director-General
of the Puller, Pesaro.

The brewers of the metropolis have given notice to
the ptibli •ans of their intention of lowering the price
of porter, this week, one halfpenny per quart pot. The
present price of malt and hops might have induced
thou to b..ve made the reduction one penny.
The country brewers have, in almost every pert of
the kingtioM, reduced the price of their strong beer
and ale full 10s. per barrel.
hiiy two freeholders of Warwickshire are now
lining who pulled at the last contested election for
that county, and that which commences this day is
likely to prove equally severe. Some rioting has
already occurred, and several persons have bean hum
Mr. Spooner, the popalar candidate, is Use brother-
iu•law of Mr. Wilberforce.