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~+ • Rhode lowers. • h.i 1'4;1 • Tota4yr.lime soggy,titer, dads, ern Ind few days, 40644 gels. mew lower. • . 1"4••• rhatierhe. gildOctieratti. Died •VleeL • peldisiabss d fk P. was br , 011 10 4 0 • 110 rd Ibis day, owe of Of MAL domain, ebiefirp of pod brows quality, went at about Is per cwt. lower; thi Whet coedit ed a iltirbadort, good sod Moe spialltioas whlcissald le. to 2a. hither. There has be.. little bylines* dime by pri vate cum ttttt . Coireem—There Aa beis• my littk issyslry,.sed the pried" are itl evirevieee abises neeetool. COlll,Bl -- 1 MAT 10 N. Opinions of the AtteesSpletsTUAtor.Otmeral, me a 'Dist of considerable isersellumik akin lu timely importa tion : amimilmele Feb. lb, 1840. " Gentlemen—The Allitiet 11 nay 4411 'lsie.General baying given st as their opinion, is the curio! a vessel bowled to L.indon with a cargo of Oats that 'arrived within the limits of an out-port which was oyes for dm free iesportstisin thereof, hut did not reach London instil after that poet was shot—that such cargo could not be admitted to entry for home consumptioa—and that the ease would nut be affected by the circumstances of the vessel having armed within the limits of an unt.port, while that port wee still epee to the vary of flats fur home consumption. 1 . Re communicate the same to you for the inforneatios sad (oversewing of yourselves, mod the several *Seers under your survey. " To Collectors mad Camomile» of Ostperta." • 11. Ths Gesseral Costliest u( COUVIIIMA *We akeenilde oh tbe I, of January, 1841, is the tore a Lewin IN Ca sale, which is every respect is deemed the OMB conviratent spot. he coavendiess Staff be made Meows by the Pretest/ha mf theiletiablit ea the Ist January, 11120, with a coadairid saline of the regulations bother EIPCMIIIM, whites shdU Ili Ihroteil by a Special Comasitlyes, and angora by Shpt. owl Cessogross. • 11. The Coastiteties.a the 111 ten mite of Cottitalehailidi be teemed by she Genial Congress, to whom shall be pte. anted in the light 'nf a)Prelect, the one decreed by the po t seat Cowes*, sad which, together with the laws Kesna: mseed by the same, shalt immediately be pet into eittelliola; by way .4 assemay. 10. The arms sod ami of COLUMBIA shall be decreed by the amend Colognes, esti is the mess time the arms mad • •Vesseseela shall be nerd, as being best known. 11. Tlie pretest Congress shalt enter are a recces us the ISA January, IVAN and the new Electives foe the General Concrete of Celeisthis commenced. 11. A Cienrusitlese of six Members and a President shall remain In the stead of the Congress ' with such special MI6. bates ...ball be delerasiard by eleevre. 13. The RairtiaLic of COLUMBIA shall he ..kuray par claimed in the towns and armies. with public hash' red ea luiciogs, the same takissg place in this capital en 41.11141 inst. December, to celebrate the birth of the flatautaiajur the world, soder whose patroeage this wished-for ultimo has iskiroadeee, by which the State is regenerated. 14. The Anniversary of this political rearaaatigies abaft be hereafter celebrated as • math/oral feast, at Md. those of Olympia, virtue and lemnieg shall be The peewit fasadanseutal laws of the RarusitO LUMINA, shall be eulesooly promulgated is the NM* armies, inscribed ea all the peblic registers, in all the archives of the misuicipaltlies and ceeratailosai as well ecclesiass it se secular. thy!. ill the Palace of the Sovereign Congress of Wee. :aria, is the city of Si. Thomas of A mem era, this 17th day of December, 1810, Nth of oar Indepeedroces The President of the Congress, Francisco A. Zee, Jew Heroism Runlet, Manuel Cedesn, Joao Martinis, 'pie Es. pane, Lois Tomas Paraxa A. M. Briceao, F.usebio Arena. doe, Fraeseisco Conde, Li. R. Crimson, J. V. Cardowei J. Muses, O. Brisk, D. Alaaelt, J. T. Alacbaike, It. G. • Secretary Diegu de Val keine. Palate of the Sovereign Congress of Venezuela, Angostura, December 17, ISIS. The govereiges Congress (hews, that the preuitufaulli. mental law .4 the Republic of Coleraine shall be tvaileiNir Pied to the Supreme Executive Power by mesas .1. deputation for its Publicatiois and observance. FRANCISCO A. ZFA, President, DIEGO DE VA ^ LI.ENILLA, Secretary. • Palace of Government, A WOO nee, December 17, 1419 Let the shoe, be printed, published, and executed, sad let the seal of State be affixed to the same. (.Wooed) SI MON POLIVAR, mc•iittiso of the Republic. The Minister of the loteriur gado( hillier., DI EGD URBAISkJA. _ FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PASHA, PIIIVIAY 20. On Wednesday night, at tau o'clock, she King received M. de Cates iu orivate audience. His Ex celleuev remained for au hour with his Majtaity. (hi thursday the new Minister*, Count Simeon, Minister of she Interior; Baron Meunier, Director General of Police; and Conon Poriali., Under Se. cretary in the Minktry i tJustiee,took their oaths in him Mlerly'S flrr Royal the Princesis Anne Elizabeth Louisa of Prussia , ri het of his late Boyd! Highness Prince Ferdinand of Prussia, died suddenly on the 10th of this month, at Berlin, in a fit of apoplexy. M. Greffuth, a Peer of France, who had the honour of receiving at a ball its his house'the Duke of Berry on the very evening of his assassination, died on Wednesday, in consequence of the shock lie experienced on hearing of that dreadful event. Madame CrefFulli, his lady, is its a very alarming state of health. The King of Sardinia has by an edict rigor ously prohibited nll games of chimer within bias do minions. A request has been soldreanard to the foreign Ministers accredit( d to his Nlajesiy, that they slsould not suffer Such games within their respective lionselioulds. Nothing hes as vet transpired respecting the pro ceedings against Louvtl. It is, however, known positively that there has been n conspiracy. A con siderable sum of money has beets found in the ruffian's house. The heart of his Royal Highness the Duke of Merry has been separates) from the body wed placed" in a leaden box. Do the box tool ell the cuffill pieced the following inscription " Here lies the body, or twee hes the heart—of the Most High soul Must Puissant Mince Cisarirs•Ferdsnand-d'Artuia, Dake of Beira. Sum of France. Dolt at Paris me the 13th February, 18/0, aged at years and 20 days, a victim of violeuee committed a l his person?' Peelanier, the waiter who seized Lotted, has ob• tained a penmen from the King. M. Clause! de Couoterguot has written to the President of the Chamber, that he gleaned to with. thaw his proposition tending to eccen.e the Duke Decant. Several Dewitt,* on the left side, united in demanding, that if M. De Chtusel did not per. shit in his accusation, he should be censured its the peaces verbal MI a ealunmintor. It will not there fore be possible for him to v All to the pacific con. siderations which have influenced I , and it is therefore probable that he will develope his proper titian its the next Sitting. We are informed that the number of the. Crosa tutirmel of the 43d, which coot•nnd some impru dent tit.inuations, bas been seised at the request of the Ministry. INSURRECTION IN SPAIN. Letters from Cadiz of the Sth. Ault from Madrid of the 14113, tlllllollllCe s 0141 during the irfrernwon of the 4th the gun-boats from Cadiz and the re (look, of St. Ferdinand, compelled the Insitigenis, by a very bii•k cainionade, to abandon their posi tions of St. Mintz end Angulo, wnere they bad en deavoured to raise batteries. The Curtadut■ is now tin impregnable fortress. It is defended by 51 pieces tie artillery, and by a garrison composed chiefly of .he ;twiner, nuclei the coutinand of Captain Dun Jose Primo Ktvaras The corps of Incur flews why thumbed oat of the, the pockets for the Spositah Col eines. and the Me. drid Gasette of the 1011 i announce, that the galliot hseentaflores will sail from Cods: on the gsili of Febroary, with the Goverptueut and private letters for all parts of Ammer'. A letter from Madrid contains the following de. toils relative to the death of the &limo. robber chief Nlelchior :—" Au intmenae crowd assembled in the Plaza Mayor. anxious to wattle's the puni.liment of a apart whose fame far exceeded his exploits, which indeed were I . 'tted to rubbing in &trans. dorm, sot to carrying oaf two or three *moll chest'' belonging to the Govermuttit. Melchior had served in the Guerillas duriug the peninaular ward By hie own coact...Mo. his bowl never amounted to snare then 70 or 80 men, whose arms consisted of softie old mmekets, sabres . ' and pottiards. Ile denied • having ever publishe d any proclamation directed ! agaiiost the person of the Riug. and added that • such papers were certainly fabricated in foreign couutriee. Melchior xekuolvledged that he Jewett. `rd death, end died with •• touch indifference as courage." THE BRITISH PRE SS. LON &M. E DNIIDAY, .11mm 1, lOWA i'este►day, ot dee o'clock. his 114a.oxsTY left his Palace in Pall-mall for his Pavilion at Brighton, winch is the first time that place was ever visited by a King. His hiAJIISTY Rent in his travelling carriage, with three outriders. It toeing the first time of the KING leaving his Palace since his ac cession to the Throne, he was escorted- by to guard of light horse (hovers). four before arid fur behind the carriage. They proceeded through Pill-mall, St. James's Park, Pimlico, over Vauxhall Bridge. Ste. Parliament was dissolved yesterday, and the writs will be this eveuing expedited by post to the several podia the king him. The 21st day of April is specified in the Proclisonstom as the day on which the writs are made returnable. A Proclamation dissolving Parliament, mod at the same time repair ing the immediate election of a new !louse of Coin s, exercises a magical influence, similar in many respects to ihglniraeulous power of Harle quin's wand, bat pros/acing a fur greater variety of chimp. of • ••••• atilt's, nature, and more snips. ler character. The Proclamation and the wand differ only iu the objects tspini which they serrate, for while Harlequin confines his power to the meta rnorphotes of inert matter and extents! loran, the Royal Proclamation performs its miracles ui in tellectual properties, anal *whiles into a mind hold tually servile gild grovelling every noble and generous principle that can exalt humanity. Be tween this period and the 21st day of April next the United Kingdom will abound in patriotism ; in public and private virtue ; in unbounded, said of course disinterested generosity ; in sensibility for the sufferings of the poor ; and in wisdom to en ex tent such 'es no other nation under the canopy of heaven ever poto.esseil. The faculties of the Can didates too will its wine instances expand under the same process in a manner truly astonishing. and men whose eloquence seldom exceeded yea or nay, will within that space of time become orators and statesmen. But how frail is human grandeur No sooner shall we have parsed that supine 21 s t day of April, than we shall find a large portion of this patriotism licking the feet of power; generosity endeavouring to compensate for its profusion, by selling public virtue to the Minister ; and wisdom proving its title to that name, by shearing that self interest is the first principle of human existence. The temporary orators auil statesmen will relapse into their accustomed 'torpor, mill never presume to burst the charm of silence until some future repetition of the omnipotent spell shall once more expose them to the ,yirifyitig• influence of tlie busting.. i. The present moment offers an opportunity to the Electors throughout the kingdom of pottish nig their late Representatives for such " tricks and transformations" as tray have taken pl.ce since the last election. We hope it will not be forgoittoi that during the last autumn a violent outrage was committed upon the people, which to this day remains 1111elplaitiril, into which the Ministers, assisted by their majorities, would suffer no inquiry to he made, and that without hearing one word of evideUce hut such as it pleased the Minister, of the Crown to offer, mutilat ed end ex-puree as it was, they deprived the people of the right hitherto enjoyed of tweeting in public fur the discussion of their grievances, they fettered the press, even the most respectable 1 useful part of it, by votatione restraints, and exposed the house' of every mum in the country to be entered forcibly at soy hour of day or night at the discretion of single Magistrate, and on the suspicion of any dirtdurl whatever. An attempt hoe been coin. Meowed to prove the propriety and expediency of such proceeding, in Parliament, by referring to the lit 1111 sti. •ith. out tiny investigation into the talent or COOft. Of the di.cootent *Urged, proceeded to undermine the constituf of the country ? No subsequent occurrences cats justify the men who in ignorance voted away the best privileges of the people at the desire of a Minister. But, in fact, no subsequent event hoe proved - the necessity of those laws ; even before they were erected, radicalism had (ellen into utter contempt, rind so far is the discovery of 'Mistlewears cousin. racy from offering a proof of the bad temper of the multitude, that by the general execration it his excited in all classes of the state, it elearlrevinces the soundness of principle that influences the great body of the people. But we *hewed yesterday that this conspiracy could have no reference whatever to the laws lately enacted, for they neither prevented our discovered it, nor (lid they altethe character of its guilt, or enlarge the means of punishing the conspirators. The Electors, however, will not fail to relleet, that a mode of proceeding in itself erroneous, sod founded upon false principles, can never be jesei. fled by any events, however fortunate. A Member of Parliament_whooliews himself either by excessive credulity, or by more culpable though nut more destructive vomit of honesty, disposed to !dace an unconstitutional degree of confidence in the Ministers of the Crown, extending, .as in the instance of the late enactments, to the very destruc tion of mo.t valuable rights., is undoubtedly no longer deserving of the confidence of the people; lie is unworthy of the trust reposed in him, and they who would again coeiftele to such a man the protection of what ought to he esteemed b►yond life itself, prove themselves unfit fo► the enjoyment of liberty. We have received Paris Papers of Thursday, Friday, and Saturday last. The procredingoagaitsat Lowed, the assassin of the Doke de BEuY, are pushed forward with all the rapidity of which they are capable ; but the secresy ihserved on such occasions has hitherto prevented soy impurtast im telligetice concerning the motives of the Ityfrtlyter from transpiring. It is however affirmed, in owe of teit. these Paper., that the crime was the result of il . conspiracy ; and public curiosity is further exci , by the assurance, that on searching Louvers resie deuce a considerable stain of money was there dis. covered. The accounts from Cadiz are not very important, hut with respect to Hivco's corps they *hew very gross inconsistency. When this enterit g Chief first marched with his body of troops from the Isla de Leon, lie was represented as biting at the head of (oily a few men wins were imtnethately dispersed by the royalists. %I r e, however, now find it admitted, that he matched (forced, as the Royalist accounts say) upon Algrairos, and that lie was sufficiently ►trung after having taken possession, by compul sion, 110 doubt, of Algesiras, to trace back his steps as far as to the village of Veres, and that even then the royalists did nut venture to at tack him. The Madrid Gazelle declares, that the desertions from Ins colours amount to 300 men ; yet General FILEYIIL admits that he has been obliged to detach a large force of royalists to watch the further proceedings of MEG°. The Cadiz journals boast that the Corta-dura is now an impregnable fortress; but if the Insurgents be really in so desperate a condition as their enemies represent, such extreme anxiety for the safety of Cadiz would seem to be onacessary. The law for suspending the enjoyment of indi vidual liberty in Fraoce, as proposed by the Go vernment, has been canvassed in the Committee. rod ►everal amendments adopted, of which the chief are, that the law shall cease to operate on the lit of January next, and that no individual shall be confined longer than one mouth previous to his be ing brought before his natural Judges. The Re port of the Committee will probably be presented to the Chamber of Deputies on Monday or Tuesday. A Bulletin of the Chamber of Peers of the 23d last mummers, that in u sitting of that day the Dok e d e Is 11,,,ehefolicault matte a report on the projet of law relative to the Jounials, when in the the Lwatitiwitioit he prol►useil its rejection. The Chamber ordered the report to be printed, and pu•tlianrd eta di•cuss.ion moil Saturday last, to which clay the Chamber A letter from Leghorn, of the 12th of February, Pnlicess or w.Lili 011 . 11Itli byre 011 the Intl), from Marseille., %lilt a very hunted suite. A few hours afterwards a courier trom London brought the intelligence of the death of King Gummi: 111. We know not whit-titer this intelh grtice will change the itinerary of the Princes., or whether the will continue to reside at Pesaro." Th.. French five per Crab. on Friday lout were 73 t. tl.i c.; Bunk Actions 1,4-2.5 E. The Duke of YOILK had an niterview with the Kiev. yesterday looming upon military business, previous to his lettriog town for the Pusshou ttt Brighton. Yestriday, at throe o'clock, the Duke of You held • levee at lus office in the Hurst (Wind*, winds was numerously encoded., 41 , i s ) 4 1 , ' • A 4116 ‘.. . 4.11 ' 141r :7 1 11 • • • , LONDOk MARCH PACitliti. .44uns into& . •A &gibed, teeighlosil of mat biiiiictosif 1.-ft v io le lite bobbed ; Ike mist is his Seibto Hie .t hie NSW Is eilismotelhed with marrow Al* .t ter.. twig ei • • ono, saresesmated by a fell epillatife; elk issipieird besabasiire it is Israssd Isis bias pea by asitisti Nadi It black crape, pissed leaghtwiet ; lie beholder tie sleeve so 'sighed by a breed maps bemi. Tiortrianalhogof he shirt eigrespeeris with tie epseisha s bat Is semi beewite, salt has amy &lonian effect. Tbe pelisse were with.this'‘kro; is essapeesd opf Gee block cloth ; tie leek is Seim es top, bat bon a little Calmest at thetoettase ertbsvaist. which' lest a seerierate leagth; the heats .we tight la the Amp. The sleeve is set la ie a mow very advealageeeo t. ihq igen.; it is of moderato widlis, sal jest al ibe wrist. where it is akmeal tisk is the sew? teisemeir 011111421 d of tbaistitowds of black empe ast bloldied 66614 ; they are mVIIIIIINdt widths, aloe ore set so ens 1111 M dinars rums 'hat Air : this trimming gins rowed the bottom and an each of the &oafs. The collie, wild sotosts on at some • distance from the throat s is osossossated to corre•pewd, as iv also the epaulette sod the bottom of the sleeve. Iliad. dress, a cornetts commies/ of white crape, awls bosom of black crape over black sarsast ; it is nuasethisgsmallm rise we have lately SONS Ism : the crews is ,read; rtat brim is lined with while crape doubled, mid is Assished at the edge' by a deep fall of black crepe s • full bard ofrisee, of the same material, I. placed at toe side of the moult, 'hies ie reelected by • plai• band of Welt crape ; atiodier band. coals,, It Nader the ,his, sod femme • full how at the right aide. The ref le of whitener., sod very full. Slut le.- tber halfbusts, pad amass/ glares. LTBNIN. pimps. A black crape roiled drums over • Llack sarmet slip : the "bottom of the 'hist is finished by • sitter Huititre of thr some material, set ims feH, and faiscifelly oremeented at the edge by black bugles I this is suraimmird by a trintuime cum. posed of two rows or rift ; they are shaped like a .hell, an d are let in above each other I. • drapery style. The corsage is eat very low all rowed the hest, which is taste fully wriintresslitil, sad iii part shaded by a tanker of black crar, made to correspond with the trimming or rite skirl : a doable row goes from the of the shou!ilee sound the hack of the bust. Short full sleeve, dreurmed is she middle by two rows of puffs, placed crosewm., to eirrirmpuoil WWI the trimming of the skirt, and ifiliislsrel at the bottom by a lastsriusaliseg, also composed of crape. Heol.ifri-s., a black crape fairs: a baud of black bogies ;one rolanti the bottom neat to the face; the sup part is round; it is onsamommmi with bogies, assured trirplarty siren it : a broad hood of him comps., ambled, guts rimed the lisp, slid *WAR est as 'mate disdain, from it; this timid is alm ,orostateMad wish bugles. A oar tassel, edged will. bugles. Mb es No left sides gad • plume of black feathers droop* 4, 111.411141.11.16. • _ Blom IC Idiambey- Men« L pelle AssersbNe.] FRENCH. BALI. BRASS; Frock of obits crape over white sat* wieft Aims ffitianege of crepe, ornamented at the edges with black, es comfit layer. Fuilage ornament of black satin between each Bonner, and sormunutiog the topper spur short sleeves trimmed ire bias, with foliage to corn-spool!. Corgarie d Lora, Quo forze, of black satin, with sash of the same; ssii.l4l slip pers of Fretich grey sails. White 16.1 glo►es, sod HSI and Necklace of jet. The hair elegantly arranged, aryl or moneated with gauze, spotted with black velvet, and nua nced by sows oriel beads. ENGLISH. CARRIAGE COSTUME. • Round dress of Mack crape over satin, with five Rated Sowers of crape at t►e border. bytneer of Mat IS velvet, with the sleeves and Mist twitamential to ■ most tweet sad beautiful style. Black velvet Letup t, with superb phone of cypress feathers. English eat ape triple rail of white cr.spe ; black chamois slippers, and black chamois gloves. Amongst the head-dresses fur evening p•rtiee, we beg leave first to introduce, par en-Rivas, the moil coronet turbau of black velvet, surmounted by. a supra" chivalry plume of numerous small black feathers : this is one of rite moat tasteful bead-dresses we have seem for some time. The private centred turban M aI.o well adapted to Mu-icat parties, bring light and without plummy. ; it Mod Mat k satiu and crape, ornamented with real jet : a dress bat itf crape and black satin, ornamented with drooping typrom feathers, is much in (mitigation fur dinner parties. White crape and white love ate equally exviessive of mourning as black; the young, and the beauty winner com plexion is dark, and which is by no means rendehia fair. r by ,the approximation of black next the face, h bee., already seen in turbans made entirely of white crape, Agility trimmed with white bugles: while those of equivocal cow. plexious, to whom also black is not a favotwable head diem, do well to wear a while crape turban, eatwined wills black beads, and chivvied with black lowers ar feathers. The Duchess of CLAIENCE visited the Duchess of KENT on Monday, at the KllllOl Palter at Kensington. The Duchess of CL•uttet:% most exemplary in her attentions to the Ditch... 4 of KENT under the afflicting loss of her beloved Royal Duke. The Doke of BEDFORD has taken Lord Vverves house in St. Jamet'i..squitre, to which his e and family will remove in a few days. The Duke and Duchess of NortenusoutaLasn. and family, are txpected to arrive on Fridiy next at their house in St, linirs's-squars, for the from their seat, Aliiwicit Castle, Northumlsci land. The Earl of MA LIMESSURT entertained the Ain. bassolor of the NETHERLANDS and a thstinssioltrol party yesterday, at his house in Hill-street, Berke ley-square. Viscount end Viscountess FAL and &Unify are shortly expected in town frost= sat, Tn.- idi ot diA ll i ll nise t r l s; : 11: odes t iLa T erda r d a y ro yGA:a C tuthei ors T w iruta a i l tedi : stimonoffoi. .olgis"tetosole • z... 1.• Berkeierkirgare• • rpf i tte lr.q......7 _ - .. , . . • •._. ( : • .t • ' - • ^4 Tqlek 4 4 V - 4 . V. a: .. 1. , - . . %.'. • • -'. • • . , • *en gUienttleett *mg *Pt! too hui so ...M. . - ~ . - lido de ttrit. tombs the e i rl of C.ol.ltirge,. - titstelesi ftespitstsi at e lafteM4ii ' . ' Ana PM Plane Willa Te. es OIL lelL 001 am la be Oa H. - 111410 '•. 4 , .40 its 7 ,' is seek fetiveddieloollellot - lied Iwo evempelkd Wei be so besotted i ' •es 0044111111• 117 .• %4 4111 • 01 •terte MEW milinisolikr *I fal u altio, of Net ' • ~•,,„,, . .., „=„. 4Of,ron ° II - ti. @perch or. A tipoiribe, e nile en tee /do • to- ki.b ausuc h , raw i t A gt - it IN i bi d . ga b. • • - a roe*. Inallty Mee Vol and soli tar • -we - , • . • . ~4 minoves. . thinime, - , • - , wards Veen ii. s• -irnatietr e fat the permits of - -'r - we oirolioded yestereiii ; bid we wield wee mk t i • •-el— - low • .. •• . • , again tistetime the 114... bet the Royal trier being • :- •: Pootteliei . r—A•polite soled Zook comae owe & boll Defestanoot AA lan orogiedsr AMAPApirme. stationed b emire % 14,,, ger aw l chi c h,„,, ober was ha soy evidence enesvpired to died that this coo- wir wish' ' 411 ••• •„ • t4•-•9 1 140M - felr ____ _ —_ . _ es a 'feet . - hir rtirflr_ !ritr!kiirdr . . t:erc nenty - inismt• - 4 Etwissatirg/govestot tag/ et, 114•10, : ,_ - •• Wass et rend ire 0.11 elm* we NI Swabs IWO is es. 7. A ewe dry, bowing else wane of Ow Liberster. 90‘0' r ...• " • deseet l i aZ t il : t : 1 - 1 4 : 1 t,L, it i 4 i e „,,l t i ; •if it existed, wheth e r the knowledge of its existence dor WO.' - . ' • ' ism, WWI be tbs espisat sie the iteront.te ar Couines. loneeell GOAN ho- beet- km to Ilet okie ined Elsie 'MN desensiaed by Ow itermitrae- - at 300 mem was communicrted to old the Ithelebere oho toted • ingete Vail! , •eirieillitenllt • • -•- .--, - , - o f • • • • • • against 'titian in& into the enelondwiy offeir utiles. joie ; sheds rat Coarress. ais dap . aei Ili binie Peoleernobed no The events of which the eovertnis of Codex ore oaindlreeinand 'owl ti. boys Mee area in ' et•iwitsilititmosalleass otiteillieg Or wattle sod, 1 " 41111 •sluertt"" ' 4 fi ) dr i ll w i " hab " ll6l " doe Ir illik " " I "" 1" deduced Um .1"461 etumirl g° the Pockets far the Stoutish Colonies. sod the Me. eat any investigation into the estent or mdse. of • 1 1) SOUTH AMERICA. P R ()C LA M ATIONL SIM°, 1101. IVAR, PRESIDENT OP THE STATE, CAPTAIN-OKNERAL, &C. dLea. TO THE IRATE SOLDIF.ItS OF THE IRISH LEGION. " *ft your owe ormalry, in order to follow the generous sinstimmsts which hove always distim (candied you among the illustrious of Swope, 1 have the glory now to number you among the adepterd childma of Vele:nets, and to esteem you as the defenders of tbe liberty of Columbia. •• hist your sacrifices exceed all praise, and scarcely has Vrneruela sufficient means to reward you according to yma merits; but whatever Weekend& possesses, mid CM shall with pleasure be consecrated to the use of el. , I,iiveishrd foreigners, who come to offer their liver ■ad ns a tribute to our au font Republic. The promises which the virtuous aid brave tliestersl D'Evereost has made yin. as the croood-work of your inserporatios with the Liberating Army, shall be religiously fulfilled on the part of she Government and peopk of Venezuela. De assured that we will first prefer the p►ivatioa of all our properly, than thve%t you of any of your moat sacred righter. •• Irishmen!—Your most just and sublime reeempence is prep.ering fur you in the page of history and is the benedic tions of the New World. (Signed) " SIMON BOUVAR. " Palace of Covetous's', Aogortura, Dec. 14, 1819." JOHN b. ANISSIENDI. MENDER OF THE OlLDtilt OP I I.IIERAToRi. CAPTAIN-GENERAL OF TUE ♦R MIES. AND TICE•PRESIDENT or 'rue STATE. &C. ~ Govetooreol-Hosoe, •t Motorin, November 23, ISHI. A PROCLAMATION TO THE BRITISH LEGION. Generous Strangers!—A !Roble sentiment of justice bas canned you to leave your native land. Scarcely did you know that Yew-aorta was struggling fur her liberty and in dependence, when you left year horses to enrol yourselves under hi r banners. Born freemen, you detested alke ty r luny and t rams. .• The Republic of Venezuela sateen's you as her sons, awl hts mad , ' tua equal partakers of the rights, privileges, and of the ercumpcsice due to the Liberators. Our Armies, cowhide.' by the President of the State, have liberated New Granada. Your brave compatriots, who accompanied him in this glorious enterprise, Wive behaved like heroes, and have already received the reward of their labours. _ . "His Excellency the President is onee more in the teal. trey of Veneznele, at the head of an army equally nomerous tind well provided; and I have come in person to send you the field of honour for the purpose of acquiring you new glories. I NMI' conic to march and juin you with • pnwerfsil Army of Stir Elllll, which, under the orders of the brave Ge neral.in-Chief M4llllO, will drive the enemies of liberty from thile last entrenchments. " Subordination, respect for the laws of Venezuela, the mw•t strict Micipline,and the moat cordial and perfect union bet wee', you and the Venaitstelan soldiers, will form au invin rit;e army. which will expel for ever the oppreisurs from a country which they have *sifted with so many crimes. " Brave Brother* in Arms !—I take any leave of you, Nati.- f . :Pc) that you will conduct yourselves in battle equal to your brave compatriots in New Granada; and the Legislative Body at .d the Government will always deem you and your one ration as one of the Bret liberators of Venezuela. " J. B. ABISNIENDI." VENEZUELA. FUNDAMENTAL LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF COLUMBIA. The Sovereign Congress of Venezuela, to whose oUthority the towns and people of New Gratiada, recertify liberated by the arms of the Republic, hese vOuniarily agreed to subject thearrives ; rorisineataa, lst.—That the Provinces of Venezuela and ti. , e Crested', when united into one Republic, possess sot tow capabilities and means of attaining the highest de gree of pairer and pimspertly; 2.1 cons:doted iu separate Republics, however tt,on•' the bonds hy which they might be united, instead of hoists Mlle to improve so ninny advantages, it would be dif. ti it for them to become cousolidated and cause their so vere.Tuty to he respected • :I.l.—That three truths, so strongly impressed on the rri-ds •if all men of snpetior talent and enlightened pa triiii•••••l. have induced the Governments of the two Republics b. seine to ass 1111401/ which the vicissitudes of the tv.ir have I.•tfieriii pies... Med; . _ V a e t<rr ORE, impelled by these eunsitlerstions of necessity I . ;; rtiCal itdelrst, EMI iu CollrOEMlly to a Report of Ni • (.141 ..... *Jibe Deputies of Nor Granada nod Ve -I*, in the name and under the atispitell . of the SUPREME Drero. ltm , decreed sod decrees ibe fullowitig fundamental I mot* iticIPUSLIG of COLUMBIA : ArtTlCLit I. Tire Keptiblits of Vereetiela and New Gra fi,nis this d:sr, are united in one single State, under he oinrioses title of R erutatc ot Cot.tia sta. 2 The territory of said State shall be all that compre hend:4 in the auciont Capiain•Geaeralelsip of Venezuela • as.l thr Votronyatty of the new Kingrdisai of Graamta, em bcirine an extent of 115,000 'spare leagues, the exact kilns of which shall he beseafierdeternsined. 3. Ibe debts which 51w two Republica may have con. hurled i.epentlely, are ackaowlethred it sadidain, by this law, as a Natioial Debt of Colombia, to she payment of winch Eli she effects and property of the State shall be held bunitol, a... 1 the enrol productive breaches of the public re- OnEllUe Ir e.relimed. 4. The I:Arabes,' rover 44 the ittpoblic dolt be erotrioed by o l'resi.l.ssl, mid, Su his defect, b a Vier-Prooldeut, both woed, ad tolorlto, by the preoetet b. Tim Rseusuo of COutilato^.dmill be diOidol into ;.i■MINC POPP --.. ~~~ Eilt , NcA . . lIM II ~. - I I l' II a a ii li