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and sold him for flve hundred

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sold sad stared
IHREE TWENTY THOUSANDS! AND FIVE OTHER

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And ia selling Capitals of Thirty Thousand Pounds Biab's Offices
4"e been eminently conspicuous. There have been but Two
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follow. exh: in the first Bish wild all the Three: and in the hit
be 'Old Two oat of the Three Prises of 30.008 . Dish also sold the
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the present Scheme abounding with those favourite Prizes, it is
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msthati FOUR GRAND PRIZES OF
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.6 11,611111 I £30,000
lt c.e. exceeing
nro HUNDRED ANDR Firtvd THOUSAND POUNDS,
ALL Ti, BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY,
6.h DECEMBER.
?idle" and Shares for the above &lie.. e are selling at Dish's
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And to the very lass Thawing, 18th Otaalsne.
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REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.
lemuigo de Paula Santander, General of Division in the armies of
Illhabia, of the Liberator, of Venezuela and Condlnammen,
(hand Crossof Boyar, Vice President of the Republic, charged
with the Executive Power, ae. ac. to his Excellency the Pre-
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11y great good Friend aid faithful Ally.—l have teal with the
greatest satisfactloa year most excellent note, dated from the city
of Idol& the 7th of December lam, in which you inform me of your
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Slams of AMeriCa, formerly belonging to Spain, within six months,
if it be passible. It is with extreme pleasure I infer® you, that
botwitanissatad with the same sentiments as yourself, I have taken
Womanish 'every measure calculated to hasten the realizatioo of a
project so sweetie) to our security and future destiny. The neces-
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Europe, and the obstinacy of the King of Spain, in not recognia-
-14 them as Sovereign States, require from us, and our dear allies,
stem roam than ever, the adoption of a system of political combine.
rims edicts will aide, in the cradle, any project intended to bring
•1 new calamities. The dangerous principle of interfaer.ce, which
maw cabinets of the Old Woad hoe embraced, and followed op
mah energy, deserves our most serious consideration, as much from
flOssmehrey to encourage the expiring hopes of our obstinate one.
miss, an from the fatal consequences which might :rim in Arne.
ihilbeinos the introduction of a maxim so subversive of thesovemign
righbof the people. Notwithatantling„, however ardent may be
oardhaires to lay, at less:, the fouadation of this work, the greatest
ems has been conceived since the fall of the Roman empire,
tt yse appears to me to be for our mutual interests that the
Assernbly of Plenipotentiaries proposed to be convened at Pa.
name, should have the concurrence of all, or the greater part
or all the American Governments, as well belligerents as neutrals,
birth being equally interested in resisting the supposed right of in-
tethrence to which souse sewers of the south of Europe have al.
ready fallen victims. For the purpose of obtaining that concur-
rence, Instructions were sent, on the ISth July last, to our Envoy
or
Bosom Ayres, to endeavour to persuade that Government of the
expediency of sending Plergiotesitiarks to the Assembly of Pans- '
Ws.% spits of the ill IMMO Of a negotiation entered into between
bosh parties in 1822, for the same desirable Object. 'We had also
expected, with the greatest anxiety, the ratification of our treaty of
alliance and perpetual confederation with the State of Chili, of
which, hewer, we have not yet received any news. The present
Session of the Leglslioure will not probably terminate without a
similar musty Wag concluded with the Provinces of Guate.nals,
from whom we have a Monter, but whose recognition has been 1
deferred from consideration toward the Republic of Mexico. 1 have
reason still to maintain the hope that the Assembly of America will
meet with the concurrence of the Republics of Colombia, Mexico,

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Guatemala, Peru, and even Chili, and Buenos Ayres, if, as is likely
the polities of the latter country approximate more to our desires
since tLe installation of the Congress of the United Provinces of the
Rio de la Plata. With respect to the United States, I have
thought proper to invite them to the august Assembly of Panama,
in the Erin conviction that oar allies will see-with satisfaction such
sincere and illustrious friends take part in the deliberation of their
Lommon interns•%. The instructions, of which I send you a copy,
to consequeoce of tithrdesire transmitted to our Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Washington, will clearly show
you the principles which have urged me to take that resolution.
Similar reasons have ineuced me to recommend our above-named
Minister to enure the Repnantative the Emperor of Brazil at
the United States or the good dispositi-n of the Republic of Co-
lombia towards his master. In the meantime the Government of
Colombia, with plesiure, intends to send, within four months from
Shades. hereof, Its ts o Plenipotentiaries to the Isthmus of Panama,
where, joining those of Peru, they may immediately enter into con-
ferences preparatory to the installation of the General Assembly,
which will perhaps begin its important tanks on the Ist °cutter of
the present year. With the design, then, of facilitating this result,
I hate ventured to make them the following propositions:—
First—That the Governmeots of Colombia and Peru should
authorise their Plenipotentiaries, assembled on prrparatory confer-
axes at the Isthmus of Panama, to. enter into direct correspond-
ence with the Ministers of State for the Foreign Attaim of Mexico,
Guatemala, Chili, and Buenos Ayres, showing them the necessity
for ...:nding, without delay, Plenipotentiaries for those Republics
the General Assembly.

Second—That the Plenipotentiaries of Colombia and Peru may
• hare free liberty to choorte a hatever place on the Isthmus of Panama
they 10 a y think the most eligible from its salubrity to hold their
preparatory conferences.
Third,.—That immediately the Plenipotentiaries of Colombia,
Peru, Mexico. and Guatemala, or even three of them shall hare as-
sembled on the Isthmus, they ahAll be authorised to appoint in
corcat the day on which the beneral Assembly *ball be installed.
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Fourth—That th: General A:semis:), of the Goofrderated Stares
r.ha:l also be at liberty to choose on what part of the Isthmus of
Palmas it may juige most proper, from its sclubrity, to hold their
"Wings. _ . _

fifth—That the Plvnipotentimies of Cilombia and Peru shall
on 00 account absent themselves from the Isthmus of Panama
after they akin have el.tercd into the preparatory conferences, until
the Congress of the Confederated States shall have been asembled,
aid have terminated its Session.

I hope these propositions prove to you the lively interest taken
by the Republic of Cambia, in seeing the realisation in our beau-
tiful hemisphere of the great designs of Divine Providence, which
I fervently invoke to maintain you in its holy keeping.
Giros, signed, and countersigned, by the Secretary of State for
Fereign Affairs, in the City of 13ogota,li February 18.5, in
the fifteenth year of the Independence of the Republic of
Cokunbia.
(Sleeted) rr Atictsco DE PAULA SANTANDER.
U.:aunts/signed) PEDRO GUAL.
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Secretory of State for rure:gn Affairs.
(Steeled) Haus.
/tali Of THE DOVERNMENT COUNCIL OF THE REPUBLIC
Of PERU, TO THE EXECUTIVE POWER OF THE UNITED
roomers or THE RIO DE LA PLATA.
Palace of the Government in Lima, 2d May, 1825.
To hie ExCellency the Minister of the Province of Buenos
Arta, charged with the Executive Power of the United
Provinces of the Rio de Ea Plata.
hly peat and good Friend,
Aria Mesa yeses of seceders consecrated to the liberty of A me.
rtcsAll ardor le obtain a system of mutual aid, which in peace and
war might he the shield of out new destiny, it is time that the in.
tenets sod relations which unite among themselves the American
PzinAtorics formerly belonging to Spain, should be put upon a babes
unit say, if possible, eternise the duration of their governments.
To at ablisti that system and consolidate the power of that great
body belongs to the exercise of a sublime authority,
snack may direct the policy of our governments, whose in2tielt:e
assintain the uniformity of its principles, end whose name
alone may calm our tempests. So respectable an authority cannel
exist except In an assembly of Plenipotentiaries named by each oT
tau• Republic:, and united under the auspices of the victory ob.
teased by our arms spinet the power of Spain.
Deeply imbued with these ideas, his Excellency the Liberator,
a. Versident of the Republic of Colombia, invited in 1822 the Go.
sonnessate of Mexico, Pm, sod Chili to form a confederation, and
wet at eke !set mut of Panama, or some other part that would be
eligible to several of us, in order to form an assembly of Pleuipa.
t.visisors of each State, which may serve us as a council in any
grvaltroublat, as a poiut of contact so common danger, as a faith.
ful earsrpcter or public treaties when difficulties arise, and halbert
so szlatrater a our differonces."

Thosoverromeot of Pen; concluded, on tlie WI of June of that
yw. s tr:aty of alliance and confederation with the Plenipoten.
U.:ma of Colombia, by which both parties were to imerome their
good tams with the governments of Ametica formerly belonging
Apio, for them all to enter into a treaty for the meeting ors p.
nerd asembly of the ccmfc.ferstes. A 'Millar treaty was condoled
with Silesia) on the Sd of October, 1823, by the Enroy Estrwor.
dewy of Colombia to that state ; and there is mat tt3")1110hope
trot the other governments will be imiluced, in like tlia*Calr, :1144
tab 611101111 their butt interests.

Ts defer longer the general assembly of the Pleatirsteraiaties of
to. Stershhes. which are to fact already coltfedorated, wattl the ath
resales or the rest shorts he oseemaised, would deprive us of die
Nineteen which that assalahly meekd produpe from the moment
▪ ste eastidlattoa. These advantages are piodigiauilf augmented

If we contemplate the picture presented by the political world, most
particularly by the continent of Europe.
The meeting of the Plenipotentiaries of Mexico, Colombia, and
Peru, would be indefinitely postponed, if one of the contracting
parties did rot promote it, till the result of a new and special
convention upon the time and place relative to that grand object
•could be known. The consideration of the defficult.es and delays
teat may arise from the distance which separates us, joined to
other grave =fiver bearing upon our common interest, determine
me to take this step, with the view of promoting the immediate
meeting of our, Plenipotentiaries, whilst the other governments are
concluding those preliminaries which have already been arranged
between us relatite to the nomi::a•' and incorporation of the is-
With respect to the time of the installation of the Assembly, I
think that no difficulty will arise to prevent its meeting in six
months from the date hereof, and I even Batter myself that the
ar-
dent desire which animates all Americans to exalt the world of Co-
lumbna, will diminish the difficulties and delay, which ministerial
arrangements and the distance which separates the capital of each
state from the central point of union must occasion.
It appears to me that if the world bast to elect a taping, the
Isthmus of Panama would be pointed out for that august destiny,
placed as it is in the centre of the globe. looking's one side to
Asia, and on the other to Africa and Europe. The Isthmus of
Panama has been offered for that purpose by the Government of
Colombia, as settled by existing trestles. The Isthmus is as an
equal distance from both extremities, and ott that account, may
serve as a pros isional place for the first woes* Of the Coo-
-1 federates.
Agreeing for my part with these considerations, I foal a great
inclination to send the deputies of this republic to Panama as soon
as I shall have the honour to receive the anxiously expected an-
swer to that circular. Nothing certainly can better fulfil the ar-
dent wish of my heart than the agreement, which I hope the con-
federated governments will come to in the realization of this august
act of America.
If your FAteelleney does not think proper to agree to it, I foresee
immense delay and injury, particularly so, as at a time that the pro-
gress of ehe'world is so much accelerated in its political march, it
will assersdly be to our great damage.
In the first conferences between the Plenipotentiaries, the resi-
dence of the Assembly, and its powers may be settled in a solemn
manner by the majority, after which every thing may be arranged
to cur sttisfaetion.

The tlay that our Plenipotentiaries shall first assemble, will be
regarded as an Immortal epoch a in the diplomatic history of
America. When, a hundred centuries tierce, prosperity shall seek
the origin of our political institutions, and record the treaties which
consolidated our govirnmeuts, the protocols of the Isthmus will
be registered with veneration. There they will look for the plans
of our first alliance, and • ill trace the march of our relations with
the universe. What will then be the Isthmus of Cori. .b compared
with that of Panama ?

God protect your Excellency,
H [POLITO UNANCE.
JOSE MARIA D 8 PANDO.
The ➢linlater of State for Foreign Affairs,
TOMAS DE lIERES.

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