Star. — London, England, 1823-12-30 00:00:00

tr* • • • -"IV, .• • I ,alO 40 W 4fillitl C.iiiv ST.drES. ; o .l' t vast extent of country whist biss lately 4 11 tie yoke of the Peninsular Governments of tinialltllll - 11 avfrits - moment, excites suc,, dap interest aprons the nations of E uro p e , i s i n a great measnee•turanwn to those who are conversant with rompitiral studies, and most attentive to every dis- : covery both by sea or land. A few general observations, tlion stet eria•Cotintries in the New World, lately subject to Spain and Portugal, and their respective inhabitants, Spai! may. in these circuristaoces, prose net unacceptable. - Make extends itioards of 2,000 miles in length, from the Bth to the 38th degree of North latitude. 4, its geographical position it c o r res p o nd s w i t h the spa t in the Old World. from Sierra Leone to Lisbon. For' , 1;400 miies,this country is washed on the East by the . Gulf of Mexico, in the Atlantic Ocean—that is, 'from Porto Bello to the borders of Louisiana at Cape North. From Cape North to the northern extremity it marches with Louisiana, which has long formed a part of the United States. Louisiana is bounded tin the East by tile Mississippi, and ow the South by the Gulf of Mexico. The Eh:slides, extending from the Mississippi along the Gulf 'of Mexico to the State of Georgia on the Atlantic, are well knows; to have been lately ceded to the United Wares.. From - the Gulf of Mexico to Santa Fe, the capital of Nevi Metico, a space of 700 miles, this State, though otwecognised by the Posse, s of Europe, is sepa. ; rated 'only by an ideal line from the United States of America. The Pacific Ocean forrosthe Western boun , ‘ dary from the Bay of Panama to the Northern extre mity. From Panama to "Porto Bello the breadth the Isthmus of Millen is only silty miles. The greatest bteM.lth - in the interior, from the Picific to the confines of Loui,iana, id 800 tlikOnlf.af pew , netrate. into the Pacific side of pew Mexico, for up. wards of 500 miles, 'from ,South to' North-west, and forms a geninsttla of the same name, which is not nurse than 100 miles in breadth. Acapulco, whence the rielt galleons were went to sail for the Island of Marfillar, in the goldentimes of Spain, is situated on the ratcific . . Ric; Bravo, a noble stream, flows from the north eatremity of the coontry into the Gulf of Meaioo. Ca u s is the bra commercial station on the Gulf of Mexicia t The climate is hot,_ but not. unhealthy; the soil is rick iI prolithi; the facili:ies for corismerco are unjivall The inhabitants are Spaniih, Indian, am( African. ^ The Ifl,l4ans (notwithstanding the cruelties of the . tirpa' niardsi from Cortes. downward.) are still nnmerous in the soontry of Alontezuma. The negroes are imported' firm their native tholes to be the tools of -Spanish cu pidity, 'with undiminished activity. But the strength toisi fortunasof the country are in the hands of the Creole dmenclants of the Spaniards. Their number. :ere not accurately anertained, but they are not over sated at five millions. .; . Of thi country, far more extensive taan the United' States, and possessing the extraordinary advantage of having equal aecess, to Europe and to Asia, to the Paean fic and the Atlantic Oceans, we know comparatively httle. The truiLs, drugs, and precious. metals have, been often enurnerated, and are known and appre ciated; b ut the moral character of . th e country is al. rhost entirely uuknown.,. The people have, indeed, thrown off the dominion of Spain, and have almost es• terminated the adherents of that once vain-glorious .; . • THE IRMO& • STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE &CLAM 0;419011 opeuef this ataraing at as j, and mot thee diai ireti done at 57 far the Aliment. We sefetstrail dot in die early pari tho l lieotet Dia laid" cot Attioppo, whieliwas if' ihgthillan in filit• *hoof Softie; WI atm; thi sie was aftif f 4l*,lerdieVln: '? •- • s • fttlitlGN FUNDS. • - geed& ami gated at, sail. b, aid west 4es with some glass doing.. Iti.esorroir hies Sossilictlay tor oil Foreign 80 , iintitiOS, Vida intaitatirti sAiitaey seeding their teantata . • Current rr. 1408 8 14.04 1 .4 1 4 t 9 I, pd tai - 4.ilooiii al, Chitiac 7o j. Russian tette .11 1 / 4 1.6w51a0 ire, ?glass*. '. • PRICE OF BTOCKS'At.OI4B OTLOCIL . S per Cent. Reduced .86 ' 426.14 per-Cts. 99 % - .14-4 pies Cgs, Old•Un 10 °Ii Rank Long Annuities2l% 746—India Bonds 81s. 80a. Exchequer Itillssos. 52V491. pr.Sinall 53% Bank for ACt.'.!SQ—Cous. for.do. Ta• 87 86%5. .11.4=Paimmon.....a• Notwithstanding the irritation which prevails at .14- Malta, and the darn outrage committed at Barbadoes, which will be found ie. number column, Cho accounts la,t received from the Lee Ward Islands, represent them as more tranquiithin preikus accounts had led us to Itztoect- ble*.ttif the Legislatures were in Session without Much discussion or notice taken of file recent contt; nications from England, on thwoultject of-slavertp. The House of Assembly of Tob`iiitit.,siipliC4T,tiff t October, to the Govornoiy.fa ateehopldte copy:Of •Lerd Eats uast'S. Dispatch,. or Ilit'.'"VMore . . full inSeiAI4V tion of those passages in it regarding slaver; The lateen part of this request is reported In the Oateedings . have been co lied with oo.thiatith t bot..thecomneu-. niCition fro* IS'aVertior .. :fte . * ittisit+cl into the foete . ', ;Olt. lt, , ,iketematkable, itpdTed: .thekt of tlrmv• 04?ightit ;the whole O e t the .. .istind4lisieit,.yet done mike glint}-give very meagre quotatlcirie,:feeM this im- . portent doittment. Which Haut lea t 0 .250 :much irrita lion- in the principol coloistilusaicrt. - The Barba. dues Globe, of ilieWof Pcteletivit:itelt, Itie late, existing differences' betwiee the tics ! breinches of the' Legislature had been happily laminated ty mickikuid communications .from licit -bran cli t itt a Meech's , held Alti that purpose, when every ainevii liOnotirablrarrotigol for both. This lwohirualoa. is , .ietickin the -pi irate ter; to have heen.hrought ibput trtthe siatuat ppm , fit d'Angti arising from the procrediesa in :Lngland. . The free people of colour in Aartonsloes. bad priliented to the House of • Assembly, Ass ,ii...lL:lStimaitteg of their `body, an Addiesi replete .vrtiii usetplices - !of Oar*. ment to their native island;atnito ;their readiness to assi.t in appobiug,. 41,14 A tieit.:0 any innciuMitin-atlinlapliiillitiorrn of the inter- , lid Ileac,' which. Mal be: #ll4oPer. ,rich any of those possiisati 'Kee; by conquest of I , looplagrin, i 4istist4quild .Act air7if, Acpingpu t i l l Aro • irristippr bel int{ knewi Dv.* :Ito did, '' * I I, thit oar GOverriiiratilB4Wreiistani•sucti:t r ii.j et. ~..-. 4 It it stated in a hiadrisk article in theitc en .j i 'drat Dispatches ; bare. recently been ant,m' de,nic, - ap N, Vanity .thc Cortumawdast •of Cubit, -, 4bieby e ga l . . their istak;llll the l fAk§rs.atglrAkordlo t . liaises bitn Nobility.. This , :.., its..Am • . . a. " 684 9, )General V . Ma ilinati)4ll44o,4liWile cgiTernage the Cortes. • rteiimfe.-;? .I , usq=sgaimulais:lmasabi, • "'v.. _, ~- B,RIGHTO: ' 101,, 9' • • AMER 2 1 vs • - 3: , : 1 • • • . ~ .z...i4.:4..,•i• , '''' The , Kirks and Family ;Attended Dlvine V 7 - day in- the, Take* .Chapel.. 1 -Xbe Dakeof Yu e4 . 44 ; Duke and Duchess of ChAtuuhcE,sliet Duke ' posito n . and the Marquis of EXETER, Were. in VtitE Centsi.„ 4, — Oaritllellt Iff ibbitnysti:teiifiet with stir Mariaft:' St. fleLeitii, the Riff' and' Chnfitess of.E4ogu rd and Lady MABYROJIQuou r Lord and Lay Gamispiir and Sr WILLIAM, Karam... were.- also in-tk i , Suite: - • The assemblage .of Nobility 414614 Chapel was-considerable. 7+ , • • ~.'.l l , "si ; 4 4;4 . The RUSSIAN AstaAsnAnon, beyond- k theiiii i i Party, was the o,nly - person - wtlo !lac! tle )11;4 dining with his AJEsTY to-day ; nor 6 .- ditional evening patty. .. - The Duke of .Wer..r.s)mrrow- . milk !ease of .his Jury, and depat ted. to rettimtp. town this iiia m i li c i ! . • , . , . • -.- Prince LaopoLD entertained Baron . Warn/4i* -Prussian Minister, end a select party, on_ Saturday and giad a ", Claremont. • 7 '^'• The Duke of. OttArro% has a large part y of tiii4 v . guished friends at his seat; Ntakeheld Lodge. The D )*alter Countess . of STA \troll!, tntErtiliaelPi select (trek of friends yesterday (centric, at her bee* tat Street, Berkeley-square. - .• 6,. .e, . The Dowager Marchioness of LnU.DoYD.gliatilltik,,' rived it Jur seat, North Cray, Kent, tram the 11lmoselvl4: (biomes( of Camoines, the Wilt:errtns.. . . . The areseger Marchioness and the 'Ladies.' watts left town yesterday for North Cray, On a c tette the gor . Marchineesi of I.ostionssawr. • • •-; , :. -4.: : 1 -The Marquis of HUNTLY left town mashes IrraibettAii Castle; .- _ l -. ..." l ' 'Pup Earl •of Ktrreo:9 Las eft town ) 7 gir i: -Watiolifir )ledge,. on a vhdt to the Duke of Giartne. •• , c „ .: ....,.- 1. .L0r4 . E1401', el.iest son of the, Earl of STAilii' „ tier es town this day, for 31:ulrid.. ~:.. - Tlie Hon. Facriaitict UAW** ed in tevr'i t tsA I Or, froth A tdur. V . , -Mr. and Lady ELIZA RE?li fr . 1WEI;11iii115 . 'left'. tO4iti'iii• day, for Detroit. Castle, on a visit to tbe•Dukc airi*Ptotisaiiiii ND. - • - Lord WILLt Ait RUSSELL • hat left town for:Widusil Abbey, Bedfordshire. - • - - ' •- st., ; • , e;• v o lt The Duke and Duchess of Leans, who viere•dalltt peered in town, from Paris, intend staying there some time lorpri Jour, I" IN ROLIDoCK, Esq. M.P. has left IQ*ll fora, seat, Compton Park, near Salisbury. We are happy to hear that Mr. CANNING is silt ciently recovered from his late severe indiepssition, to be anayelie visit•Covintimnien Theatre, to-morrow evening, to wittier* Youxo's performance of Sir Patinas, in The Man sf tAr Ifteeli e ms the popular neer Pantomime. .. , .....,4 Mr. BEOININAM, Mr. JM M A ES BARNETT, T. tIQS ! LAND SitiMtatson, and Mr. RICHARD W1L402., the stherdsygav* guineas each, as a subscription to Lard Rassratz's moniument. Lord Essex's splendid and hospitable seat arCaiiis bury, his been one continued scene of festivity during . dined* - —oretrickirimaied frorr p........ ..-- : g , • 1, 4 D -L „Tap 4 . 1 , ,•,, p0.,,t te Black 5e4. 4 , ,? -- - 16.. - - — : ---- 7 . ...I. AIN the dliti f 4 Tarr *Wf : -1 . i . . , 1 • , 1 1 A • • • co* •4 ' . : 2k .I . i ' 1N hicii prececif , . • - Ist • . r di s a Pt t O s ' >s:i • s , thilltAt DEC v, • it•SO: T& 3. 11114141111 t the transit al es such - • . 8. , These Firrnans ... . ..........—.........:. THE lumps, , , _ A . _.......... ~. .. 2 , ...... is,„ , ... t.t...1 A Ili the: shitiS Fibin Ciasbwl4!►le'w ( t . -. t . . • . 6 .1 • Ojelijeaßjath i V preceiffs thil . cleVlNgl4. ll / 4 .4114":- of gmhils. ,•t , -le i / 1 / 4 ::. g e r, ' I" - Firmans shill lie aeliiked iviiiicsafdtlay, .iititilliet be 'Withheld f ! :r Oven or twill)/ dart, as hr 06endons 41itlypte. • '•lf ,. 9•:.. • „' : . Tiie pry: of 41 . 1/illiic O6CCII: , (lbehaptato hoard.the ships as tom its they arrived, witoeeeteasZerA • boardtill they sailed again r. is wholly abolished. -t4 I : . Filbi NitilOiT,. lisektitiitt tis ' . ''' An axficle.'in the Official Gairite of Speiser:di, te= )40 0 to the . tre NOtes 4aserted iii` the CortsOuriongel, 'ilsOseting a slig h t difference whi ch subsisted for some Fuse • between the Court* of 'Austria tad Wurtemburgo _ ributes to .4 a condemnable imprudence, dr to the ost inexcusable neglect of duty;the communication of se paperi to the Fierich Journal;" but, it adds, ~ if lie' intention was to influence the actions'Of the iiinrn- Oyer*, and thereby prodace stir:understanding, sod tOuble the concord of ,prineipLV and conduct, this • bject has completely failed." • .. .! BRRIlit, DECEMBER 12. None of the Swiss Cantons is inclined, at this mo t, to contract any military l apitulatiOn with Spain. it is possible that some men may be enlisted; bur the Government will not sauctiotn'these engagements by hair die l iitny public act. • - The concordat_ for eiercisinkcommercial reprisals gainst: Frani* is generally Considered to have failed. le Cantons vihich'tiare adopted the system have agreed to disitist the matter again' meeting of 'heir slepu . tes, which will-takeilbserfror-Atan, at the beginning ;of next •year.• • 7 1 7"; • Ge*snei, the,instance of the •kus s ign A r p4 w 4,, r , Switzerland, has been prose . at ZOtich iyasi icipdoinned,-Aqi fine uf: one endred francs/end. shrew oinuthw - iniprisonment, for fearing: printed, nrwiteant:Ae!.Permauy, a memorial in tivour of Dr. - Jaint o ,hissaopposaled from this sentence ;1 and O K deeision ierior Tribunal is' expectrdi with impatience.. The fact -of printing, a work, midi sending the ; copiestopermaay, cut_ surely not be tun-1 sidered as-a crisse.inn Carel ommtutry. 'We stated Yesterday the repair in one of the Ame rican Papers that Cuba ceJe i 4 j tei rrariec7-4 MOO elitVed so ni ran;r :C . 7 . 44 : 4414: that Siain has given or sqld'tbe . 1414 : 40,4:o 44014.1 4 Mont ins P.i r t, says, . thin.- although du *pad , averting obis be not trues it ItAilasetter fantsdottote thou !night -especteit . ennsidating - tbe itircuifret routes through. 474 i;114s: Peen ~44itAilfect I t 14 a 2 the itOusvtag l Icgpignation, det . iv i ed froat i letters..,ilated 41avannab,1 the I..ith. of . 14040410etiAnd-forbieh 'mired yesterday, May isariecdoeck witlredatidence It aPPearstitatliui3Ortliiin hid iiialtr tieen fOitned by before' I I MI sad Me --:-- do 10 a 1 ~,~ a I .~ • : t . ,:;44=t , • I, ,_ terminateu we autterenis or 1.41i1C once vain-giurtous - ' bury his been one continued scene of festivity during nova& .1 -, nal regulations. which, :Moyle pisodoetive of curate - F h • d • '' • d - . , bee , 4 mistress of the New World, but they are not, raised to a AItDINA ND and is sastltk . A . IMAM b efo reh i s departure um. Thcre are few mansions In England better nkrMteg mestic cotbenrt and Ipsory than Casisiobury /Mose- . " . .: i i 1 Ate faleiests a the colony. No •,-. ••••••...d ,_ -v•i i 'doi.....s., • ri s i . sales had i chilli' uer ce high degree of civilization, or trained to value anything qu en t" lalurinus . 0 . 3 I • _ _ iorlitim 0.5n4:.t. .1tT1LV„9.,!... •• g . ...q ' • • in life except gold and superstition. • • . fur th er notice Is" taken of the- destruktion of the Repel 'i ce - cs . A .". .. . of .. h4bi • , The Eli of.J-oiorna tor and his fathilY . WO left ' .41 t* Lorashipss large Mansions and Parks, at Lowther Calde• • Colombia embraces the Terra Firma and New Cita of' Mr. Sifitimarme, the Mistienaril . - nOr 'hal ii e avant to Lliril msouni v . e isposition ein • nada of our fathers, and extends from doe Isthmus Of ;pg .e g ne . ' kieciisisixnbsi9ded . for pae4iCloptilig... in the oat- -is • ./.....i. Allis oaths sithjedi.§ood after tlieir arrival at Havandah, Whitetisven, tor Ms Cottsze ar Cotternore, ta Ititiandiehei ''' , 71 -.: The Annual County Ball, at the White Horeb, ". Darien, along the Coast of the - Pacific, to . the amity:es - •- • . the roper; wee allmovetoget imotireulation without any ' 4 Guildford, on Friday, was attended by a brilliant, • '''''Atit, but we teustithe esettions• of -the ,Coyer wit • i atteropkoikthe pert of tftoiithoilt its arcontraditt it, to at rank and beauty-, cosoprehenclin g the mutt distfoosha s ed= 'a of the river Amazon; and along the shore of the At- "- • rustritteedthe attempts of the rioters to defeat ihopur. . - the . county. The company sat down to an elegant suppetat, .11 lanticto the month of the Orinoco; from Cape •Vela Tin by . an arrangemeiroliCtMeen the 'two GoVernmenti, which o clock ; after which, dancing was resumed, and kept up alb the Atlantic to the frontiers of Peru-that is, ftom th e ses oflUstice, eat the ringleaders will be Oisehsered : had IniirlY o'clock ; matutity,.CuboTa - a,J9 lie ceded by g reat spirit tin nearly sin. no two Yunfer &melds 41, *la ; 12th deg r ee., of North latitude to the bth degree' Of sand serreielyptroisted., if l'itissionaries 1a i alinted '• --- - - •Spoin 40 &Since. ' lice principal:machos:4 and planters r ,,, ar art./4/10ml Dins•? , or t 4 . 4 L5 .i .',1'1!) . , 1iii.4.1c1.4,11171tt ..t Sotolt latitude; the extent is nearly 1,400 miles. The -their' office and excited the oegroes to revolt, they have breadth is upwa•ds of 1,000 mile :. Panaina on the :__n ot 'Of•the Island' - were disposed at €rst to treat this se- kg continued sever! i n et a e t ttko o f tam* A committed ofencea for which they are amenable to the I__,,• L, • ..I.- •• • • Isis $ l ir • duo become t h gb al iff S u s a d iaet of t h a Z awa i ae d of Lisneetalte,balik rdcific side, and Portobello on the Atlantic side of :the . • - . ; . -wont Ono Any attletttsott; t. o torn y e laws,, and we have too good. an opioionsof the zeal . • ..- a•,a. t- t . i t t id. n . - e t i - t ken: of th e eeptoet K . deredk necessary for him to reign that *Widen. . .... 4., C Isthaifis of Dories: belong to this Republic. Cartbk , :Mate eurr..Pt. . . •••, 9 4 : . a .,• • • • r.f, .t h e , 'fhe Crim. Con. ease of Co-- M-, Fags. eiallfill I Rena i s s i tuate d on t he western side of the Penin,ola . the Oaietnari !alialieVe that would - b! 410 "' in en` G o S• et9o ' gst b era ija s soo k tispk pielarm,,and had several B oa , Colonel Fling.-o, M.p. teassaa min pOll4 nest aj formed by the Gulf of Darien, the Gulf of Venezuela,. 'forcing them ; but what an !crimple do her white Colo- nod the Lakes of . Drlaracaybo, and terminated -on the• mists set to their daces, when they not only commit th • meetings tis,dvercoitie on the coarse it became them to na in Unarak- Tbs sholsolos an leld .ea Amato. • • - _-_ .____ • wins WALVIS 18116 Aortae plakittf-Mr.4Okin fort h II North by Cape Vela, The Bepublicins adopted the most wanton outrages, but even set the laws at defiance'? pursue, in order to avert a measure most obnoxious to n em e m b alm ab n u ti l y a ssuassa a n d t o th e s: name of Colombia with tonal justice and propriety, for ,.. : ... . . :' - theni,orldutiiiehlheyeensiderrid 'Most irneolitie and fatal saw of lif oront lossa Dona tor . and the Lim_ Net Wows% mt . a* h climes, • .. ,) A . +...ag4_ t hi s was. the first part of Continental America which The Freoch Papers of Fiedayara estretuely barren of ifi its Consei l uente: Under the feeble *Governmen ": .... 7:presstire of the crowd esterday Christopher Colombus discovered. It was in his third • intelligence. It is stated in . an article from Bayoone, ,SPaio c lliej• eiijOeed. in egettnlrtfie advantagesof inde ! 'entrance of the iron, gates, I to the voyage, in the year 1408.... Intersected by the Equa- ,• -., , . that .._ F_aa . oloain: has *manifested his dissatisfaction.wkli pendencg, Wiihoutitaresponsibilithond.were molt averse matieultaigettliaiolktoeittne e Jttrig!,-..aa4dle . 1 tow, this country suffers, of course, from intensity of is Ministers, 'and 'another change is talked oft: The to incur the risk of the new itian , and te 'Clic tw o side • • ... heat; bot the Andes, . covered. with eternal snow, n tions which ,S h er iff entered, was very:gteey. tie for *awns on• - .foot were .quote thronttd, eat ',:: . afford a powerful protection against the peculiar Bishop of TARRAGOWA, who is.Lxitsisitot-GeDO4 Ilii• -ii Goverrimont like that of France might.thirik proper to robbers availed therarelvee,of so fermis- _le s evils of Attica The soil is rich and prodtictive,. al- been revieWing troops , at • Saragossa A private letter lira se. Tile determined, ••therefeitei: etpreparing a nity to commit depredations. Att. Venobless • t:,,,, 11 sixost.beyond any on the face of the globe, and the sea- from Paris reviver' the. old sumoui•Of a rtrUgre%s heing . inemoriallo Fsaimmton: stgainiSslte..ecsriOn, and .4a- - wieb, had his coat_ pocket cut tbroligh, his, • .- . *. , Forts-in the Caribean sea and in the Paci fi c affurdevery rv» about to be h e ld •in Spain to settle the affairs of South Ifuted - tiro of the prioeipal sorter so be the hearers. aoMainibg,tfineh peopertyNO ii;1;took ••••• .- •; ' . 1 facility for commerce both is ith Europe and. Aoia. Here M= America. The.,:rep' oft is entirely withoui.foruidation t iof it' to .hils),7•io wlerienia pars 4. Apaiil be Imght be wall erivehig•AwskTe .• 4.. i• •••tt:• 4 7;-, • • •:•••7 .4-4..1:!it tty° :large portions of the population are . Indian and - ~,,e will be reeolleeted ' t bat. 1 African. The.numbers of. those who are of Enropean and, were arty tech Congress cooteniptined; the affairof '•-,.',. ', - Pqt.!' o t4r 2 _,„,drb i ll teald f ee •,, ..,'71#1..„'110 not 'Britiik vessel Caniteoteils hisikattaiapte . #llt ' 1 extraction are not sufficiently known. Th e y are not 'Sauth America would 'be settled vilthoutt iiroPeen in- 'shot' time reciti4od' ifilelfigitiCe'of the "fail of i:Otemai. ',some port.regnletiont at 14CQ:SMA die PPM, " t ~ kesthan three millions. The SOaniards have been l a t'S terference, before, the SoVereigns of th e ir Ifepreienia- !but the a t iirente hid driain.:toYeititsili iiitar le .iie . e4alte riCans Arid open her s , Miami aneif ;Of tli,a . - , ... dispossessed of sovereignty he re. .. • ' •.. .. c o costal/that'll . wish eirtiotMtinteace the c y a . t .b.r a . s aid :it: mid : 'oro t.boiF t e l iktisto di e ng c one ortn4atiag ißabsi onesationtbst ) Delioeri sorese w4k ly ;acirea Tb: 4:7... - .: : ...„. •It 'may be convenient to observe here, that we are , • ---;osiiss.i.r.-* ' ' - 1 more nearly connected with Colombia than • with any Frankfort Papers to the '4SI 'inst. and Ili t usiels Papers I 'lletklne'ef.g . ,______ , ...'„l"eni d ria, ~ . /,."P.e"'„ . . 111 4 .4 ,... a _ a.. ai15e1 . i Other State . of. South America. Trinidad, one of out • . . .... • -. .. iiiii!'of Nam. to the 28. th, reached os - this morning, end supply the suitable W . ' ,YSI N IF:-• • - •o. - =': - j g' -• ' zeroed himself ori:ffitrii - ce,airon,(6V l the.l4lo,t. 6 : A:. 1 'West Indian Islands, is separated from Terra Virma .: . . - i ...t following intelltgence: . , .. ...,. 4 .-. ~. eidetilitedlo iegstrioit'tifiditi - sitliiinplani . TheY, del :114itish- Bag, sad for she benefit:of the wiiislail • - I • • , • • • ~ . 4 ,0. 4 , 4 e t 4 , : ' .• only by that very narrow strait called the Dragon 's VIENNA, DECEMBRIL 14. an te d in it twig eriliggpsool l igignan.4n appendage lies of the :dieters.' If-ii%isint gintifiiag to • •.'. 1 1 , Mouth. The southern extremity of the Islaiid. is sepa- • - By the. latest .Ceneeptioes betdmin . •• but . Ge . terrt . to 4 . 'tin i wh . . ittivek . ' ibleAmil 111 (' -4 i/euernaulat ibat . "at only the r fPre'"" tib *r b t it A° the, : ''' ' 4 rated from the mouth of the Orinoco by the Serpeot's Iklouth. Between the two straits is the Golph of Patio. fluent and the Ottoman -Porte, various advantages have • iiiiliir . "g i a. Might be establish coun tr y . .. . y . . bad a- • , • . • • ..•••.4 Oa . 1 The mouth of the Orinoco is in the same latitude as_; .been obtained for ou r Ciiititiiiito'. • thiertittiein hf.'ilielfireshfixsOlika !which their were ea- 146 *- - - ' , ill ! . C 6 . 1. °°l4l - RAMP ''' 11 04 APO- . ...u: • • -1 the City of Panama, about the eighth degree NM ch.- ' est 1r A pt lik rOffi• soft all "' 1), tuner of ~141per.oped b y. ik !Ale, . 1 - 7. 1. The sr isitatioosif the-Amu ships * on their anal-' tisfied, and . 1 ..., V... la ( .. ~ . ~_....... tbt iuelves ... 'su lli es Of the deceasod, ; aka to theperra, I The line of the Equator passes through the mouth of val in the DardOne , ~ tit; ii, indeed, to hicarithfued, atthe any conflict .fee. Abe wrovennnt, of - the system 'in The re p l y of the . CoVier ' Vorerrive, . 1 the •Amaton. . Within these eight degrees is situated imt. he whole district called Guyana, extending along the Ottoman Governrnept, particularly on 'donut, of the . s th tro e ns. Atlantic, in a south-eastern direction, for upwards of Greek iasurrection, cannot neglect slay precaution ;:hur ~..... 1000 miles. - Here, and beginning at the Orinoco , are heated our Continental Colonies, Essequibo, Deme- an', Berbice, Surinam, etc. Between our Col o nie s and . - • ... . , ~. ~ ~ *olombia, no State, not , even a tribe of Indians, intervenes. • . . . • . ..,- p euert o Timmins, the late Empeter'of M . exit°, as not wrecked, as has been stated, after having ens. g . sly ked at .LII., The vessel on board which be pro- estand *is mot nitA visarrivoca b t tli t inanie - deprecated r.any a il• m tis p e t. d ite re ii o co w m a ntz i ni s %l eak _ ectio im ' tA1 t9. 1 7 4 . 7 .,. . ,. .. , .1 . : : mother , ,, A. 1,1 ey this visitation is'nOi to be atteaded , nith sariacouteni. 444140 1 teri .. -•To IPtial*liiin, .. eace or expense. .. . .- . : ,• .- . , ' . ' i • 0..... , • 2 lire vessels so tutted. in tne Dardanelles atitiliebilek . ' from any further eaaminatiOor ..".. - S. Their:retie* iliiiitnigtheraiips at . „ :if Cube lifan:y other Power, scw • row. fel; the a * - Proollss Atitket! . . • A i,. , • - their Minion' , heve.;...te %IMP . ' • astlk In );• , atr r e . *dettovisell, ",?could tlieir remonStrattem G ne ei ninent - nr a t he o g ee - ,- cl.,: , ; :•, , •:, ,,r, ,e la •• • j. , ~.0 ,., 5 .... .... tip. ,A-lie .urOgrurdad, to, .. . and eatiOlish .the hided to, Or anfcthe; iegt4ll, -; • ...,.' .... •'' ••••,,' 1 • • -- ;, * 1 ''''"!t; . iavivaudavardevias Idea. This tote trial was corm sal deal of .ixottesPosdaiboo 13er . .. al ! . ;04,4c. , apf , 54041 , 6 the Coosait wets. . fet , A loft „ rpm!, wk . h as been f orwarded-4 th e : Adeolreitge . 0 . % ffp,• 7 4 .. 4.4 . 1W__ , ._ . -, . • . _ • 14. ; S M I railed , • - - •• i lia •: t i th ..: 834 , 144 "„. ,s,„, •• t to.be :track liiith the importantetti. a... 1 • , of sailin out of the h e r al Conitentieople f. ii Etats waltaidk af .. . .. i I only w o, an . t hi teityflii ity6lieek akiescitilitiP - 1N10 1 6. 4 6 atdiad ' uu d m irec dch t .a .•to i n i tac tinvi w ifitli i the. Booth American ' A: -.. : lJ; ' • Tr!'" s oot y a h o n,bod„ It is '. to take, *pinefli •--o • . • - - .- ` ,• • • 49 '"Alk':1"V4, r . OW ' % ."',- .11 late the- , Bleck -Beer raivageth shout teme Abtpe......4 got, ,ieft Aws seeded . to t - eS7. -- ti - ti George and Mary, returned to port vessels s o f tP mtb , 'P ai d ** . encl . .. • , . • eanalt . t or • midsid an smoral lasi room two islownel leo ' sa ita l i g ti efti thet . :mo at o , _ __"• . ' . • spAsi, ••. ~,, * . • s 1 1 in account of adverse winds. He then set " out by land and then, as a „,,„,,,,,, ) „, e , nba L_ . ‘ 9ll o4r.l int - 4v .;:',.••••', .-• . ' • ' . t.; ~ .. 's'i ' r .. - --- --- • - • t n "" 1 449 " # ' .--.... • • 1 for England, accompanied by his two eldest sons, the or e ___.,..,,. / " - "r"r - '" 70 .r.i. , ‘,,, , ,3, . • , ....,.. ... ~ ,; ii.„.,... ,„.„.1., ! .. „. • ••• •••' •'" l'• '• 4 ' twthelipaaNk. Chweraissit.. •. • • .. . •. . WheCevef the Arm* . . .., , . tbject.ofliis journey being pr . tieor , e for thank the ad- ,: 1 , 1 7 4 7 -.„ ~...A ., ,... us .„ . , . .... .. . , ~ , ,m rt,. .- , .. • • . -r• ► • •• •• o• liiih r- Mil , 4 - - A 1 . 1 0 1114 1t • 411 o f a l • - sw ./..,,./ *r-, A . *AMMO! Sot rut education in this country. His faintly n . nn n lrr rl le• .. _ •-• .: _ .-• 4 • ~' . 1.4 6 . gtil • 1) 6 s-- t " ••. 14 •.. 1 _ 1 ..# . . ...,.., : , . . .. :1.. ......;.... ~; l t, 1 . 1 y - ,1 ze d esta b li g h nt apt r emain in Italy. The General visited for the. Captalak ko hiftbil..llllloMlßS.SoBovw .. °.l(r_ , __li% fif.. ;It:, .. . .., b a r ! s u m ..4, , , ~ t,, 44. • . 4n , ..,.... • • 1 h o i enc e of tat!, and ' lived on a foodeg of intimacy they cast withers nod 1 .., , . ... . 4 11 410 11 .; M•LuPg'ir 1094,0 1 1-wr7.1 6 ,f 11 .711 1 10 411- 4 4 .- srear q, , . r .-1.; . , 1 g... -* . • , • i . i ' - • . 1 . -',. ,•'•„' , i ..„. ,-i. ,i .. With th e most &Wain:laid residents dile. , . 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