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S.h. that the rebels occupied Aguiar da Beira, Penna Verde,and Coruches. In he morning.of the 9th, I sweetened the tomb of this information, and taming to the right, marched tri: wards the points occupied by the enemy, to attack him. The attack took place as I had thelonour to annamce to year Excellency in the preceding dispatch, No. 33, in the mann which I am about to detail. In the morning of the 9th, 'I concentrated the :ions on the heighti of Ferreira, which was not accom- Filched until eight o'clock. on account of the distances at which the corps were from each other, and the bad roads for the artillery. At half pas; eight o'clock, the whole of the troops marched united upon the road of Coruches da Beira, and at a quarter of a league in front of that point, we Ml in with the advanced posts of the rebels. They were immediately attacked and driven back upon their coin m ns,which appeared to qccupy strong positions upon the he ghts which run behind this last town. My C.% adores immediately engaged, ender a brisk fire • ith the rebels, and in the meantime, I drew two columns for the attack behind the curtain which the Coqado;es fonssed. 1 ordered the first column, com posed of the lbt, 10th, and 18th infantry, and a provi sional battalion composed of cootiagents from the 23d, 82d, and 6th Infantry, and the 11th Cavalry, with a 3.pou oder, under the manned of Brigadier Jose Bene dict° de Mello, to attack the left of the eneesj, position, while the other column, foamed by a provisoaal meat of the 4th and 13th infantry, under Gametal Clan. dine, and supported by the cavalry brigade of the Ist and 4th, and a squadron of the 34 commanded by Col. Bares de Solsoao was directed to attack the position in front. The two Columns advanced in perfect order to the attack, notwithstanding that they were opposed by a heavy fire of artillery and musketry. The column of the right. ender the command of Brigadier Joel Benedict° de Mello, after gaining . the position, rotted the essays line. who fell back precipitately on his left, supporting himself on a wood, where a continuation of enclosures • formed a strong entrenchment. I then ordered a simul taneous attack by both columns, and the result was the • - ffight of the rebels, who were only saved from complete destruction by the approach of night.. A squadron of rebel cavalry made an attack on the 9th Cacadores and the 13th Infantry, and succeeded in making some prisoners ; but being immediately charged by the 3d squadron, under the command of Captain Caldeira. they soon :hewed their backs. Tout Ezeel. lusty will we by the inclosed lists, that out 'sou was very inconsiderable, compared with that c,l the enemy, why left 60 dead on the field Omit, except the wounded bei9IISISIt to the regimes:ls taken in Braganca and Al io/14a, the enemy exerted every possible efort to carry of the rest, and the :somber most have been considerable. By the upon. No. 4, your Excellency will see that leto tarpons and soldiers, part of those whom the rebels made prisoners in Almeida and Braganca, have come ii to us. The militia, whom they had deluded, have completely disbanded • themselves and goes to their homes. The battalion of the 6th Cooodtwes, , which covered the extreme left, was of greet service, and, notwith standing its being attacked `y cavalry, constantly mid:s tained its position. It would be difficult to particularly recommend to her Highness the Infanta Regent the name of any one individual of this division. They all performed their duty watt the greatest zeal, and merit the confidence which has been placed in them. • However, I cannot refrain from mentioning . the co-operation of Genital Altered°, who accompanied. me throughout the day as • well as the distinguished behaviour of Geoeral Claudia°, who coot mandedtbe column which attacked the enemy's • • from, •sad •Brigadier . Jose Benedict° de Me ll o, who _ _ ' • attacked and gained the enemy's position, and to wbont 1 was indebted for great assistance throughout the whole day. • I must alto mention Colonel Bata* de Sobroso. (Natiollows a loos list of names of Officors.)—From the Returns, Nol.l, 2, and 3, which I enclose, your Eacellency a ill see the numbers of killed,wounded, and missing from our army, and the prisoners we made from the rebels, who, according to information now received, have lost, since the action, more than 1,000 men, reckoning of the line and 'militia, who have abandoned them t :Ton preserve your Ezcellency. Meed-qoarters, Thema. i CONDI/ DR VILLA FLOE. mam/ 11. To Ids Zuelkocy the ilarlals de Viatica. . The lists armored to this dispatch enumerate six offi cers of the Constitutionalists wounded, and one taken. Of privates, eleven killed, fortg-ooe wounded, eleve n made ' prisoners, and meaty-three missing. Prisoners taken from the rebel troops, twenty-kee. OPORTO. JAVA. ta. Head Quarters ache Oporto ps . takt. General Moan, Governor of Valence (and Provisional Governor of the province of the Minho, in the absence of his Excellency the Marquis of Angeja), writes from that place under date of the 10th, that having learned a hostile aggression of Spanish and Portuguese rebels had beep made on the frontier, which threatened Mel gaco and its environs, be immediately detached 600 men of the Ist and 2d line, and a division of artillery, under the command of .ieuteoant Colonel 4imentel, whose force appeared sufficient, not only for operating defensively, but also for acting on the offensive. lie therefore dispatched the necessary order; to this effect. Colonel Serpa Pinto, Military Governor of Penallel, writes, on the 11th, that by the authority of the Marquis die Angeja, be detached one hundred bayonets under the command of the Lieutenant Colonel of Militia Vastoncelles,to disperse the rebel guerillas, and clear the banks of the Douro. He succeeded in establishing order in the several towns, leaving detachments to establish the legitimate authority, particularly is Banta and Ancede, which had been left by the rebels, these places being of great importance, on accoon; of their fertility, and supplying us with the resources smeltery for the line of operations in front of the Tailings. GERALDO JOSE BRAXCAMP, Orderly Ligament. To the above bulletin we add the following perticu lars, which we have received from persons worthy of credit : The fame which threatened Melgaco was from' 400 re 500 men strong, commanded by the Spaniard . Don Ignacio Pereira. It consisted of Spanish militial ..ad guerillas and tefaget Portuguese, sons* of th e sd and 21st ialantry, and seve ra l officers. Notwithatand. iag the amount of this force, the militia of Melgaco :sad the adjoining points remain steady, though some privates deseited from them. Nothing, bowever, is to be reared, since the forces which Marshal Moore has dis-1 p4tched, are going to operate offensively towards the ltay; Seca, as his official dispatch chews. VALENCIA. JAN. to. The Spaniards, accompanied by some Portuguese guerillas, attacked us an the 6th instant at St. Grego. rio and Alcobacs, and advanced to Myles° ' which tl•try entered on the 7th. The Commandant of t he Line fell back with the militia to the bridge of the hfiremeit.amb vraite4 theft to fight them, bit they were so anise* avii se • Of dk art of war, dist they continued the 9th is' die Marco. and made no re towirds die bridge of the Mouto, whtte the milbia.ressaialed. Tba ivoops which entered were the following :—Two ComjAifaies of the Regiment of Navarra, in force 100 men, with their bugles; a great part of the militia'Of Orense, commanded by the celebrated Guerilla robber, Don Ignacio Pereira; some armed Portuguese peasants, commanded by refugee Mein, Priests, and Friars. The Commandant of our Line is Lieutenant Colonel Pimeatal; of the 12th Cac adores. He sent to the Ber audio. Friars near the spot where the Spaniards and rebels hid entered, requesting that they would let him have some wine, to which the Friars replied that they would send him hot water! Gen. Moors, Governor of Valence. and Provisional Governor of the Province, soon sent 80 bayonets, com manded by Major Queiros, and afterwards 40 of the militia of Villa de Coode and Vianna. kle also seat more than 60 men, commanded by Ensign Costa, of the 19th Cacadores. Yesterday he has for Warded two' pieces of artillery, with the necessary detachment for their service, and 40 infantry. He has also urdeled SOO bayonets to march from 'Braga with some cavalry.-- These troops arrived yesterday unexpectedli at Villa de Masao, near the point where our force was collected, which already antoests to 1,900 men, and with three pieces of anillery. We hope every moment ao hoar of the complete route of the enesny• The fors; of the Po:toren petals/ is ISO 0260 ; that of the Spaniard; 1100.--Periodice les Para. - NOME DEPARTNINT. The Infant" Regent, in the name of the King, orders that the Magistrates to vigilantly adopt such measures as are within its jurisdiction, to prevent the British troops who have landed, and those who ale about to land, from being imposed opoo either in the shops or , public markets by dealer, who, taking advantage of 1 their ipora.ce, charge exorbitant prices for the articles they sell, having in view rill, their own unlawful Is. terest, and forgetting that sincerity and good faith are due to all, but particularly to the troops of ow ancient and faithful friend an d ally, who are Mee to aid Portu gal, for whose honour and credit it is essentially requi site that they should be treated as the rights of hospitalky demand. FRANCISCO, Mkt el VISE! Ajais Mace, January }S, ISM DEPARTIdIMIT OP TOR MINIITII OR ANTICS AND ZOOLII. suntan& anima& The Infanta Regent has received from the Intendant General of Police a communication, dated the 12th io stant, referring to the criminal judge of the Barra of Analog, respecting a British solsrier. wbohas been mor tally wounded in the quarter of the Val de Pereira. It is very estraordinary, that this circumstance should not have been known to the said magistrate, who ought not to be ignorant of any occurrence connected with the pub lic safety which may take place in his district. Her Highness, acting in the ling 's name. has determined, that in case the said Intendant General of Police her not issued orders for the investigation of this affair, he shell, without loss of time, take measures for obtaining the evidence that may be requisite for trial. LUIZ MANDRIL. DE MOURA CABRAL. Ajuda Pa/am,Jaa. le, tat The droops lent by his Britannic Majesty, in ardor laity with the treaties existing between Great Duthie sad Portugal, to aid us in maintaining the integrity and inde parasites of the nation against the eggressioos of our enemies, are in readiness to quit the cartel for the pm lineal; and as they ought to be everywhere received and treated with the greatest kindness and respect as our friends and allies, and because they were, not long back, participators in the glory and triumph of the Por tuguese arms, the Infanta Regent, in the King's name, orders that the Corregidor of the district of Alcobasa shall, without delay, direct the territorial and judicial Ministers of his jurisdiction to adopt measures fo r ensuring to the allied troops a cordial and hospitable reception, taking care that they be promptly and eiciently supplied with everything they may stand in need of. It is the wish of her Serene Highness to give the most decided testimonial of the importance she attaches to the generous aid gives by the most an cient and faithful Ally of his Majesty MO Pedro IV.— Her Highness, moreover, desires that the said Corregi dor, together with the Magistrates and Justices of his jurisdiction, will use their endeavonrs to preserve unal terable, the harmony which ought to subsist between the inhabitants and the Allied troops, so that difference of customs, ignorance of each other's language, or any accidental circumstance, may not give rise to conten tions which must be • guarded against with the most earnest solicitude. Such of the inhabitants as may be guilty of any offence, will be severely punished, as will also the English troops who may be found wanting in th4r duty ; for their Commander in Chief will enforce the most strict order and discipline among them. Finally, her Highness orders that the Corregidor of Alcobaca, together with the Mi nisters and Justices of his jurisdiction, shall be in. formed that their exact fulfilment of this above orders will be regarded as a distinguished act of service. LUIZ MANOR DR MOURA CABRAL Ajuda Palace, Jan. IS, MT. • • *MCP ON THE SICRITART OP •PATZ !Op THE ASSAIIRS OS WAS. The English troops, which in virtue of the treaties of friendship and alliance subsisting between Portugal and Great Britain, her Highness the Infanta Regent solicited and his Britannic Majesty promptly sent to the suc cour of Portugal, being to imminence their march for different provinces on the 18th current,, the ,said august Infanta orders that the Generals of the pro. visas. Governors of fortresses, and all other military Authorities, do give with all seal, diligence, and good will, every assistance whi c h may b e required f them. fee the advantage of the service, by the General Commend; inn in Chief the Allied troops,William Henry Clio= by the Generals of B r i ga d e , comman di ng corps, of the Division, or any other Officers who may te. the same, in the name or by t h e or d er o f t h e sa i d 1 in Chief. Her Highness trusts that the Authorities mentioned' above will exert all their diligence in perfect execution of these important orders, providing particularly fee their fulfilment, in conce rt w i t h the Civil Authorities, to, whom similar instructions • will be addressed by she proper department, with respect to the cantonments, quarters, transport. and supplies for the said troops, sashay efficaciously the Commanding General in ;:whisk its stag require for the good of his' army. eANDIDO 3012 XAVIER. (4 VIONFT.) PINT% Pier*** lint Dirsctira• • • • .. ~ THE EVENING STAR. , LONDON. • • WEDNESDAY, JANUAEY SI. IBM sfocx. EXCH4IISO/t. TWELVE O'CLOCK. Ia cesselonsee of the favourable enema received both haws Spain mid Portugal, the Centel niarket has inspeeved this new. big. Cossets. w►Mh left of yesterday at 79a for February, opened title ntorming at 711 ; dace whisk they have been done at 731 I fee Misery, with a Oro • market. It is espeeted that the swum ear troops are Put into notion, the rebels will be obliged to give lip their cause, and tranquillity will again be restored. In the Ford's market motblag la doing as yet. Current price,: Cid Spanish it I ktezicad asf 64, Cake- I Mug 31 3s, Portuguese 73 74, Russian S6l S 7, Danbk 5111 SS, Greek 14i IS, Kacbeiner Blde SP 30. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK; The Cassel market keeps lorproday ; in the earlier part of the morning they were at 714 I far February, and up to the present time they may be looted at 711 I. The favourable information bads boo lumps and death America is the cause of this the. Roam Letters data been received frees Mexico tide inendag o stab of a favourable satire. stating that the *aims have gone aff 91411 p. every Wog was tramp* its that dty, and the spode teethe, diiiemds would be regularly feewarded. t, 16 des. Foreigi Market an improvessest has flu mhos plop, ha *hued Amnion Secnritiesowhig to the trimmiininillpilin INNA eat put of the globe. PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK: Bank Stock 202% 202% 3 pa* Coot. kod. 80 79% 80% 3 per Cont. Cons. 79% 34 % % % • 31 per Com 86% 87% 3 per Cent. Rol 86% 87 4 per Coat. New 94% % 95* 4 per Coat. 1826. 95% 96 Long Ana. 19 1.16 19 ladia Stock 234% Do Bonds 47 49 13.000 &mho'. Bills 29 28 29 • L5OO ditto 29 28 29 0100 and L2OO ditto 30 28 30 • • Cons. for Account 79% % % FORKIIIN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. HraaiSaa Dem* 6 p ts. 014 I Mes.lionds.l per Ct. Colontbiais Mods. 6 p Ct. D. Ds. iStI o pCt. 4/ sag Ilkto Hoed% is 64, nil sti I 641 64 1 Um Acct. it Si a Do. Acct. nit 4 na 41 4 I Danish Nide. a pa. 1.81 aII 6 Potterese lids. l p C73i Ditto ACM N I f Ron. lids. t tst,l pC. Mg 71 Greek Hoods, p Ct. Span. Bawds 6 p Ct. IS 11/ I Keads.l•46. 6 p 0.141 i Ditto Accost* IS INtto Acct. 141 i Ditto sapoli • !BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES. TWO O'CLOCK. SWAIM earn. =Median 110 $0 SO SS 400 VS 320 llresllinn 100 10 11 11 21; 1; Oshinilan 100 15 Ife 14 13 POW La Paz k Peru% Aso. 50 5 .C 1 10s Ilalpusehas 400 150 1107 j 110 Veiled Ideziesa 40 276 1 Anima Iltitish 100 10 7; WWII/MORS. Amerman, ./u2.115.—0n Leadas, 11. 11.11. 15. Hauseaste 23.—0 n Leades.34. 7. $ 31. 4. • St. Prreaseistan, 11.-00'1m/idea, 10. Brno. law 10.-01 Loads*, 3 M. I. lei. Iraloun Panne-Pass. Jamvaar 22—Five per Cents. 100 L OK Ilk. 100 f. 100 f. 5c.. 1001. 1001. Sc. 1001. 10e. Three pet C.ents. elf. 90e. Oil. 57f. 115 c. soc. lie. 111.10 e. Se.—Baulk Steck, 1,1001.-.. Bents de Naples, 741.74 f. Sc. ioe. 15c .—Spanish Rem* 114—rlineal Spanish Leas. 511; ; Sl Perpetual Spanish, mi.-- Hayden Leas. swa.--Eacbasse es Lades, 0211 110201. 22E 4 , 5 C. papet ; 251 40c. aseary.—Three7Aesehs, 251. lle. pajor ; 25L 4k. money. —Osiers ..kinensiarne. P.S. Pert? unmans peat feat *Mach, frees the ktest printed list Eve per Onags,loSt. 4Sc.—Puee per Coats. 111. 45e. t We have received this morning Bogota Papers to the . 23d November, which contain the important and grati-, fyiag intelligence of the arrival of BOLIVAR in that) Capital. lb hero of Liberty, as this great and good man is emphatically designated, made his entry into that city on the 14th, amidst the transports of his fellow ci tizeos, who thus received the founds.: and preserver of their libetties, ins way the most • suitable to his feelings. The Istoodaat and Municipality, with a considerable number of the citiaeas, proceeded a considerable distanee to meet him, and accompanied this mes senger of peace, as he is termed in another place to the Palace, where *e Vice President, Seminaries of State, and the most distinguished Personages in Bogota, were in readiness to receive him. A splendid enter tainment, at which the Lupaaaros attended, crowned' these joyous proceedings ; and as his services are of a transcendent description, so his popularity has never bees surp:ssed. These Papers also contain the account of , the presentations of the Charges d'Affaires of the United !rates of Mexico, Great Britain, and the United &sun oPAmerica, to his Excellency. on 16th November by Seohor Rayawori,who addressed him as follows: " 1 moargelste illisekis Sic. cif% of Seed fene. 0 :; 11 1 WWI the hawse to priest to year Exceilsoey the Iteraseatatixes at three Nations, elder Ales or [dads to Colombia. The homer is to me a nose. of mums plmesn, for I participate in that which year latediency meet feel at the perfect friestdskip, unbeended ma dam, idemity of Pd dpi !menace, and eve* of wishes, which characterise the relation" new existing between COIONIbIa and the United States of Medi% lad which. In the presence Colonel To Mine doubtless call to the ailed of your Exedipary.— I participate& that white year Excellency maw feel on win Colossi Watts, whose presses* will remind you of the ma* of Undone witch were dawn from the commencement of ear snag& with the United States, to what were formerly called Vizeinda s and New Grande, est that of these nations to which we were an Mond by a caseates origin, or by the similarity of ear permits, they were the Asst who, by their maniple, stimulated ether modem to 'predate the triumphs of the Liberating Army ami the virtues of our people—the Sit to declare their tleterminaties to resist every aliases that might be formed against war indepesdnne —she Ant to predate' that this hemisphere was so longn orn to censisatiss by ethos Powers. • 1 peedelpete In that which the pressing of Caked Ceamheill doubtless recalls to your racelesey, es renaming the 1 silty with which Great Britain, Intiooneod by my et the mongooses', bald eet the Mod of frinalsbipse mid Nadal to it madness to divan ram ea the sleets with whkh we are yet threateued. To the pleasure whit! Is from these grati fying remembrance.,mast add the which I iseion aseadoeing the perfect frankness, stitit,. temasiedhoujoodetts aid ca ntata eav endours to pram* the hornbeam Odembia, and that of the meow, of ink of these Illoweisist aspressambres respectively, which have lagariably 4:henpecked the cermasedes. = 1 have had wig the tleAtartneg with which tier have ism try me tv ia AO I easy be allowed tonise this a osbjectof added geosially'; Per If the latsranwee between' was always ememposied by seek b. millishlo Peek Of desire to ermine team& any other parse" . for the preserntWo of peace throughoot the wok, w w r x unnecessa/p." Colonel Tontines, the Charge d'Affaires haw t h s New States of Mexico, was then presented to his E t . +latency the I.I3tRATOA PREIIIZENT, to Vhollll he El. dressed the following Speech m Men •Zzessurn Sia—lt is extrem-ly sati.faetory tome tro t hi sessiveme • the Government of the United States of %tea not having bees able to send the Minister Pirnipolentiuy, le k,, 4 t• represent it le thitenpital. the dimingulaked honour of becom e . penenaliy acquainted with year Emenuocy should h ave 4, 61 4 sins me, at the erne time that I am the organ, as only of th, tine bet I nay ales say. the whole nation of Mesita, ~ maddest to pllif &CAMy their great admiration for your h e* &Ledo. by "Ma Mir Zzoinmoci has given liberty and in.i., pentium, to three utiles. ate the &treaty for Foreign aga rs has jest yokes favuerably of the relatioes menial bete„,i,, tits United Sums of Meeks sad the Republic at Colombia, i shall mato, myself to state to your Excellency. that h ad _ the coomennies of interests between the n ew A fte i . ".". thatch these exist, that of .one commas origin and ethers s ki , cannot hot produce a sympathy between duns, valid, re. lobes that the present state of anion and cordial Mentiship e „, have a long contuses. I shall oanciode, then, by coogret e i atitg your Excellency. in the name of any Government and penonally, " your mica I. this capital, where It is to be hoped that rea p m . Mee will hoof Menem. hem& to the Republic." its Liberator, in answer. replied—A' That he felt inkaite pi cas ," etcholing mogratulated by the charge rattail.** of a Sister ll,4, t% o i ly and comfedente of Colombia, wed that it would be tie **cc of the latter to strengthen and canine the cis & — il7l; video it with one of the finnan aerobia team Centbeett and he hoped that cubed Tommie mated be kind email I. eas „ my them seetiments ones heart to the Aimee= Gmeramem.• Colonel Campbe4. Charge d'AEalres tram his Brita Met ' lefty. hiving bees presented in like wawa ; / mine: " Mr—lt Is withi high fisting et pride sad think the extesda stray public duty. I have iii eargrudas t pat litaillariey es your nom ep year ostler Hwy"-es that suet which year. Excellency has rendered suck grant mod animal ter. vices, sad wherein the name of your Laceisseyetands deservedly Plushness with that of Liberator and hiker of your many. I must. however, regret. that the high /maw of congeatolseag is m Euelissey ea your arrival, bas mot Mon to a pence et high,/ toe. made character than myself; such wined have been the ease, ng not Mr. Cockburn. the Geademan accredited by the Master. as Envoy Extraordinary and Illaister Platipetentia t y n the Government of Celentbis, ehlispd hies vs pure free Cap Magma. " The warm hatesest which say Government has ever miasedis the welfare if Celembia, and its high appreciation. In came with every inglblenan, of the rabic conduct and great ackino memo et your Exceliency. will have caused ft deeply to bane the diseenelens which have lately so unhappily prevailed is any rats of Odeidola ; but. Mr. I true that then evils are way inensesuty, Ind that the presence at your Eirximacy, followed as it is by th e lemma high impact berme towards your Emelemy by all dams ha dais conetry. and the mbennsied osnlideme which at polo'. lonablaos new feel in the ananires emanating heat your ELM iamb dictated as they ever have beets by the purest patrisatienard wannest interest in the welfare of your country, will soon best., Mend tranquillity, rentstablish pobik credit, and be the larsppr ashy return of national prosperity. • N Miew me, Sir, to express my delight at seeing your Excellency is tho= y dal chair. and my hopes that the atiminiurstion of your may be ae permanently beneficial to your country as your fondest whim comedesire. •• I have the beilendaripOniese to yaw Excellency a later free his Majesty's pelikayell illsonolity of State for Foreign Arias, while weematnastod to lir. Codillimn to deliver, but which honour, btu lice Rim of that Headman. bas now devolved upon me." To Which his Racelikorp mac% that " from so other Ann mold be have received with more pleasure Ibis coogratuktion, is the mem of his Britannic Majesty, that from the permit who its see oldies* that carried into elect the seisms act #hieb seakd du fried/tip stow calm* between the Republic of Colombia sad Great Reindet. His Benzoate Ma* bad Les pleased, is addition .to twofer this particular upon ids of y. him with his Majesty's picture, which he should present as of his esteem. as a testinioay of the generous friendship , panes to Cambia, sad as the likesess era Beeweista„ who,. Isaviegpseseeeted it; his resistance to the impious of the Um per et Europe, presents himself as the protector of the liberties of that quarter of the worlds and he altoold sated Mr. Cueing, that be wet worthy of smith a Severeigp—and Mit. be should al to remember the Aare ka4 in the alialdaditoMM of I: Y liit Cabbie' towards America. He begged of Otiose! Campbell to make know, is tbelkkisb Goveromasim the protested feelings el admiratiop be tinertaieed for the Great Monarch sod Abe Great People, who employ the omnipotent of Melt arms in the prow tioa of freedom. Colonel Walls, Charge d'Affaires from the United States of North America, was then presented to his Et. cellency, when he pronounced the following speech: " As the Representative of the linked States of America, grandam your Recelisscy cm yew mare tons r of Cnionbia. 1 have the hems/ to mem , that the most perfect gosdfaith subsists Metes 6 `• and Colombia ; it is the desire of my Government these relations, by seeding Masten so the Catalano of American Repldes—a Cowes@ whielt had its cr Ifocellessrp r a Canons whose object le to promote umak the disehry ow) cesadhion P' ric ostratillatiolle ol_y tinnl4l! To this the Liberator reptied—" receive with sore the coograndatione which yon, Sk i as Chop United States, have addressed me in t h e awns and of the nation to which you belting. The children of Great Britain, were the lint to point that led to indepoidesce and this land of l imy k natives from the United Reuel. Colombia the most salutary lessons of advice. "I beg of yes, Sir. to by the channel of my wistinsesu Gloomiest of that happy *m t , an 4 to ',pnt tq caking* with k mistime of the sincere When hie Ilinellescy had finished, they remained cosversados with Min. and then retired amidst which assembled to whims the iteroductinti. Private Letters, dated the 25 t h o f tion that 110'4v/tit had left Bogota Venni:eta, and from thence to Catboatflea the present, would be the Capital of Colombia. We halve received chi; nspiniug the Sunday and Monday, with the Etoile Their contents are of the very first importance we feel of course the greatest satkfaction that they completely bear us out in the all along taken—exclusively taken—of between Spain and portage!. The Moils *ices from Madrid of the 21st inst. General Loma*, Captain General of been brought before a Court Martial, as Faunas, Governor of Cindad Bodriao l General LLuatmrs. Col. of the regiment led the Prince's, (or having transgressed! bad received respecting the Portuguese also state, that the &act iota a of Captain Castile have been coafided to General second in consmua4 who, it is said, enjoys confidence, or, in other wools. that be mast, and no tool of tote Aposthhcals. , these coopessions, the Spanish Govesument Slaw a manifesto, which appeared irk ;sills of the 13th inst. of which the gone in the following terms - ei Misshapes, romp* eine 3lst , gum of Gmenemost was Gooseumeic with y hod es Ma mod 'Meld it khb The es repress g reb l ointimi at home, wili ac intothe o is Ileeib Ilisidonh" • . . . The Maki! Gawk ales annouseet fiat rfiltis! the al. tkl re:, W l'Alfaires from t h e resented to hi s E t. ; r, to Nihon% h e gd . •., sati.faetory tome that tuned &yrs of steno s • neniporentiuy, irk s is rd honour of h e int" r should have de„ , 3 *clan, not only of the . P nation of Nick°, t o simian for your h oe * wen libttly aad 'a r t y • sty for Foreign Ag a i n is raisin's benne.* chile at Colento os i teellencyy, that h os i g „ the now Aru e s e m lain and ethers moth urn them, whit pi, i sordid Rionsishig owe " that, by coogretowi t , matt and p e rsona en be hoped that year pt, pniiik." it ha fat infinite plu me 'aims of a how Rep s h, i ad hat k wooll be ti e a sad mann the g e , b him of that Cannon; be kind smash to e s& ikall Gmtranitot` h rain bin Britim it i et i • • . shivered the f pride aad me is congratalo t l e t e santry—ta hat easte tt groat ant Moat tet. ileneyitands deserv e dl y ghee of roar celtetry. I . It efileiteldeeet tor a person did*, di*. have been the case, hd Hued by the Lag, al ister Plenipotentia r y ts • to return fres Co. Li me has ever Maeda predation. In cam 'duct and great adios. 1 ft deeply to lim e y th e rivalled ht me gam re rile are coly inentes tar y, followed as it . Iseelemy by all dams ' ' ism which as gad O s atlas /twos your ELM. h be Forest patriotism am Fusacy, will soon bevy. . ilt, and be the hathirtrr ti it seeing your Raeelienty a it the administration of . 1 toricial to your country Excellency a letter boo „ e r Foreign Again, whirl • but which honour, boa : ' aired upon me." " from no miter Ape I this coogratulstion, is e ram the perms who ma a as. set *kith Meddle able of Colombia sat had Leon phased, is i s open Ms of palming so odd swerve as a prod q ' tom friendship he di. 1 'affonmelgo,, who, wads. et the thaw ' rof ens liberties of that f Ilr. tuning, that be lt he *Mid alwaygirre t 0 Mitotharof the lathe r Odom! Campbell to • . i he profosusti feelings of c lamb sod -the Great a wir anus in the prow hi es Item the Unitid . ' presented to his Er. 'lsrl allowing speech: bo aces of America, Ito,. „ ye roe Perm to the capitol • r im t, roar E i tadkaty, WI limo the ;Jolted state, " Ferment to at t esithes t t Conirderate Coaster • had its crekins le Tea art promote Constiteanad ta of man, I elk ! yew ono with if e with the greatest pits- - Charge d'Afarts eat th nee of the Goverontrat tit The ;Joked Solar the pone see is us the pall CI tarty sod Irifillf *high S, tic appreciates them a fir iestiesea toward/ the re r ewer* the' desire d die strictest add amt pr Pi reitmined sere time Is dot the Imam crowd . it. le if Novelettes-, men. S i ta on his way 10 ..,, Iggeoar which, for ' Colombia. be Paris rapers of H :kik of yesterday. t impartaect t st‘d ;faction in stating, • 1 the view we bare • .of the differences Et* contains ad. to t. annasteciag that .sh of Old Cunle, bar PI • as well as General sti *O 4 and Brigadier try Wig of the line cal- 2S red the orders they mese rebels. They fa sin General of Old • heal Porous, the tn is a i°Y sgb gao e S d e ve r era a l te - 12 be 1 Is. la ndditiols le IT . 1 • • el /WO bas pub- ... t 1 the Madrid Ge• • Ref f'g4:reti:l gives new ' y P. iliac , . SPete eft • wwiressired „ ; t o, !en il, alais of the v t ,t ll ai 1 ittt P r l i m a 11