[Footnote 85: In my time (1765) and in M. Grosley's,
(Observations sur l'Italie torn. ii. p. 361,) the senator of
Rome was M. Bielke, a noble Swede and a proselyte to the
Catholic faith. The pope's right to appoint the senator and
the conservator is implied, rather than affirmed, in the
statutes.]