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London, England, 1810-09-14 00:00:00

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1811.

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THE CAR4CCAS.

[ln the Spanish Papers receirerl by the Mail from
Cadiz, a translation appears of the Dispatch
of which we insert the fqlloaing Copy
IIitIGADIUMENESAL ,LAYAIt D.

Dowsing-Street, Just es, tem
Ste—Your dispatch, wit:i inchoate-, lass been
received, and Lid belort the King.
I sin culoinanded by His Mainly, to express his
itpiareloction of your conduct in sending your Aide-
de-Csinp, Captain Kelly, to this country, with the
intelligence of the events avid) here recently oc-
i wrreti in the province of Veriezitela.
I think ir of the utmost importance, that Csptain
should return with so little delay as passible
to Curscoa; and that you should be apprised of
the lint of coniluct wl.ich, under the circuit:murices
Matti! in your letter, it is His Majesty's pleasure
th.it you should pursue in his name.

The giest object which His Majesty has had in
view, from the rat moment when intelligence was
frceived in this country of the glorious resistance
of the ta;panisch nation against the tyranny and usur-
pation of France, was to assist by every• mesas in
his power this great effort of a brave, loyal, and
high-spirited people; and to secure, if po:►tblr, the
independence of the Spanish monarchy in all ports
of the world.

As long as the Spanish nation persevere is their
►esistancr to their iusatlers, and as any reasonable
hope can be entertained of ultimate success to their
cause in Spain, His Majesty feels it to be his duty,
according to every obligation of justice and good
faith, to discourage any proceediug which may have
the effict of separating the Spanish provinces in
America from the parent state in Europe; the in-
tegrity of the Spanish Monarchy, upon principles
of justice and true policy, being not less the object
of fits Majesty than of all loyal and patriotic
Spaniaids.

lf, however (contrary to Ilis Majesty's most anx-
eishes, and, as he still continues to think,
%%ell-founded expectations) the Spanish dominion
in Eurve shall be doomed to sahmit to the yoke
of the roinnion enemy, either in coosequeace of
actihrt finer, or of any consprimise which may leave
to them only the seashtsuce if independence, an
event which Ills \Joint), relying on the tried ener-
gy and patriotism of the Spanish people, can in fro
alegrev consider as probable; Ilis Majesty will feel
himself bound by the same pnnciples which hare
influenced his conduct for the lint two years is the
cause of the ?vaunts nation, to afford every assist.
aoce to the pri.vinces in America which may render
them independent of French Spain, may afford a
place of refisge to thine Spaniards who, in disdain-
ing to submit to their oppressors, may toile to
♦merica as to their natural asylum, and may pre-
serve the remains of the monarchy for their unfor-
tuonte Sovereign, if it should ever be his lot under
such circumstances to receiver his liberty. His
31s;rsty, in thus explicitly deriving the motives
and principles of his conduct, disclaims every ceer
of territory or acquisition for himself.
Ilis Majesty observes with satisfaction, from the
papers which have bees transmitted to him, that
the urocesdine in the Caraccas appear in a great
•
mea•ore to have originated in a belief, that in con-
sequence of the progress of the French armies in
the South of Spans, and the dinclutioo of the Sus
prone hints, the cause of five Parent State had be-
cause desperate. lie traits, therefore, that as won
tool state of things shall have been cor-
ns:'; known in that quarter, the general