The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-01 00:00:00

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The Vicar.Oeneral,
Naples, it is stated,
the Emperor of Ar
Napl-s, of which
" SIR, MT BROTH
" Your letter of
" vithappy cirevni
my letters during ..
couriers and ministers
tern, assure me that
ed by any convulsion
ea accident, nor the
6y any interferenri.
the peremptory, and
fusel of your Imperil
and civil, to admit
to convey my comm.
ty t I have not ceased
with which your Inv
norance of their
rope. In conform
tny alliance, and ti
f.tunded, and by wh
Nice independence
European States, i
consult the Sovereigns
and by blood, and
Spsi n, on the caw
terruption of an
Lions the honour
bound to maintai,
not doubt, that t'
by the Cortes of ,
der your Imperial
tions of peace and
States, and to reconci
the duties which •
rest of the world.
to repress such
intercept the voice
Throne, or inch
interrupt the fries
nation and nation,
should feel happy
co-operation of yob.
view that we propose
or to Madrid. I
tetonication of fat
I n the name, therefore,
fare of our respect'
truth and good go%
a free country those
which the wnhappy
terers, designing
popular institutions
before your Imperial
over which you p
true Brother, and

A letter from
at St. Helena,
in this place, se,
obtained a pass
which is prepay;
parte—a short
within 150 yards
an English gen(
one story high,
fifty-seven room:
think, is the one
not be furnished
port says, will
semi Bertrand.
tent. The chance of seeing Buonaparte
pens. 1 learnt from the person who accompal
throughout the house, that he rises very
exercise on his horse in the most secluded
afterwards works very hard with a spade
den. lle refuses to have strangers introdr
On my way to Longwood, a place very
Devil's Punch Bowl (on the road from
to London), attracted my notice ; it is ii
but in form very like. St. Helena about
leys, interspersed with country seats
all round, aad numerous telegraph-posts
whereby vessels are descried ninety
'The watching regulations are very atrial,
use ships Of war row-guard every night,
patrole. No American vessels are allowed
and even those of other nations are
Immediately that their wants are supplied.—(.
Aire h.)
Doer..--On :tinday, the 24th instant, about four
o'clock in the a ernoon, a meeting took place in one
of the fields adjoining Fort William, North Wall, be-
tween Browne, Esq., accompanied by A. Stew-
art, Esq., 28th regiment, and -- Gresham, Esq.
accompanied by Armstrong, Esq., when, on the
first fire, unfortunately the latter Gentleman was se-
verely wounded in the middle of the thigh ; but owing
to the skill and exertion of Surgeon lingbes, of Marl.
borough-street, the Medical Gentleman in attendance
on the ground, who cut out the bullet on the opposite
side of the limb to which it passed, sanguine hopes
are entertained of Mr. Gresham's speedy recovery.

IPOLIT4.V AFFAIRS.
[era!, now Regent of the kingdom of
td, drew up an answer to the iette: o
Austria, for his father the king of
the following is a copy
THIS AND DRAB SON-IN-LAW,
f 20th November begins by stating, that •
Mance, have prevented your receiving •
r a period of four months." M the
'sisters whom I had charged with let-
tat their jonrnies were never interrupt-
sion of nature, or any unhappy physi,
the execution of their orders defeated
re of intermediate States, but solely by
Lent as it now appears, totanthoriseel
tt-
terial Majesty's own subjects, military
it my ambassadors to your 9resence, or
nnsunications to your Imperial Maim.
aced to deliherate on the conseqneneee
Imperial Majesty's acknowledged ig •
r contents, menaces both Italy and Eu •
unity with the engagements upon which •
that of all Europe, with your Atajesty is
which the territorial integrity and pe- •
lice of my kingdom, as of meta offset • -
e, is guaranteed. I have determined to
reigns allied to me by treaty, by interest
d especially the King's of Sardinia and
yes and consequences of sosudden an fu-
intercourse, which by so many stipuls-
r of your Majesty's Imperial crown is •
in and enconrage. Your Majesty can- -
the object of these consultations, aided
' our respective kingdoms, is only to reel-
al Crown capable of preserving the rela-
te! amity with civilized and I ntlependeat •
econcile the usages of your Conrt with
we owe to our own subjects, and to the
I. For that pupose, it may he necessary •
illegal anti traitorons combinations as
ice of truth in its passage to the Imperial
Is anti-social practices or institutions as
endly and necessary intercourse between
in, and Sovereign and Sovereign. lie
Ipy to accomplish these oliects, Leith the
;oar imperial Majesty, and it is with this
'ose to your Majesty to repair to Naples
I oar presence, Sir, will secure a row
reds which is become almost indispensable.
erefore, of the peace of Europe, the wel-
'relive subjects, and the saced cause of
government, we invite you to receive in
hose proofs of our frankness and sineerity it
sppy eireamstances of surronneling
fai-
ig Ministers, and the total absence of 1 •
lions have hitherto prevented being laid •
serial Majesty, in the Military Monarchy
preside. Receive the assurances of yonr
sd tender rather-in-law and Ally.
FIRDINAND.
a an officer of his Majesty's ship Vigo.
dated November 7, 1520, to a frien.l
says—" Since our arrival here I have,
i to visit the new house at Longwood, •
ring for the future residence, of Minna-
t description of which follows : It is
•ds of his former abode, and resembles
stleman's seat, excepting that it is only
h, has two wings, and, in the whole,
ms ; the most handsome of which, I
ne appropriated to his library. It will t .
ed until his removal into it, which, re-
take place in about two months.--Ce-
l's house is scarcely twenty yards dic•
ince of seeing Buonaparte rarely bap-
t from the person who accompanied nt.t
house, that he eyes very early, takca
horse in the most secluded spots, and
'ks very hard with a spade in his gar-
s to have strangers introduced to
Longwood, a place very similar to the
Bowl (on the road from Portsmouth
ttracted tny notice ; it is inferior in size.
ry like. St. Helens abounds with cal-
sed with country seats : it Is fortified
numerous telegraph-posts are planted.
Is are descried ninety mites distant.—
regulations are very strictly enforced :
rat row-guard every night, by a select
American vessels are allowed to anchor, f •
se of other nations are hastened away
that their wants are supplied.--(lionap-
tti n day , the 24th instant, about four
a ernoon, a meeting took place in one
Ijoining Fort William, North Wall, be-
4-owne. Esu.. accompanied by A. Stew-
;