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v'rtian. that .orh a proceeding alone can terminate the bor.
cora of mvolutionotry war, and give us an opportunity of
',hewing to the warriors of Snoth America, and to our eosin-
T.!, at home, the UM with which we are actuated to serve
th• ir.oriuu• r... 50 Of Liberty, of Independence, and of Gud.
We have the honour to sobvcrihe ourselves,
Y•itir Excellency's most obedient and most
Faithful humble Servants,
W. AYLMER, Cul commanding the Irish Legion.
1. BUSK, Lt.-Col. commanding the Regiment dis
Candinansares.
♦YM. RD. DERINZY, Lient-Cul. commatediug
lst Rifle Regiment
T. BURDETT O'CONNOR, 14eCul. lai Looms.
C. BOURNE, Msjor, let Lancers.
LOW. H. CLINTON, Maio!, Ist Lancers.
U. LAWIAM, Major, British Legion.
Tba Chief of the stair, JACKSON, &c. Jac &c.

FETE ICT OF A LETTER, DATED SANTA FE. AU-
(.l,l* 20, 1819, FROM MAJOR A BRITISH
OFFICER, SERVING WITH THE INDEPENDENT
Rill' UNDER BOLIVAR:-
I think I may now congratulate you with
safety upon the Independence Of Venezuela mid
New Grenada; for although we have yet the great
I scant Morino to fight for Caracces, our resources
are so great, and our force an much augmented,
that we must succeed. Bolivar has put him-
a. If in possession of this kingdom, not only with-
out Lim, but he has joined the force of the enemy
to his own army—while 51millo bay been in *int. r
quarters, or, as we have it reported, has suffered
cnosideralele disasters in the provinces of Val-isms
• and Beicelona. More than three out of four in
New Grenada are Patriots, so that a very swill
army «ill be requisite to keep it while we march
sei•h the remaiuder into Venezuela; and who can
-dontst our success ? ‘Ve are well clothed and led,
WM receive some pay—and, more than all, are
a I red will) victory.
" The battle of Bayaca was fought about two
leagues on this side of Tunja, on Saturday, the
6th instnot, and old Samano (the Vieero)) got Ilse
i.utelhgence of the total route of his luurces ISIS
iy, at ten p.m. and got off before morning.
II- meld down the Magdalene to Carthisgens.
lie was a most terrible lyrasit—lie put to death all
the eneei of talents in this country.
I think you have now nothing to fear, as
/I,lisar must corpulence paying the debts very
and I :.in sure not all his victories, or lo.uv-
i ug gi%rn liberty to Isis countrymen, will give him
I,,••fe se .1 pleasure than performing, thus sacred
Before we entered this place, he said within
• or tear he would pay all the debts ; but at that
ue he cuillul slot have calculated upon such !Wei-
ll ii,t success as lie has met wish; he did not sup-
p•use that in four hours lie would destroy the whole
1•••ce or the Spatsiorchi in this kingdom. Vat such
I b -tie the case, and he is slow ut liberty to
'vs:stela fur Veuezuela, without fear of a counter-
tesolutioo, and within six months we shall be in
Carat and Bolivar will then have the resourc a
e.f Imo countries at his command.
• I'y this opportunity lie srsids • large sum of
mom-) to Aligo.6lllll, but for what purpose I nun
'maid. to loupe to pay part of the debts.
luiletal, if Bolivar errs forgets his friends is. lin-
les..J. lie mill be most ungrateful. I see no
sviolut of it, fur slice the English have been
Leer, he has shrive' the greatest partiality to us :
he has riven us every thing in his power, and beets
extutinely imhte to the ulficers, rod taken great
(We VI tile men."

t')RE!GX IN7 ELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS. JAISU•ItY 24.

Genrral Vanslamme lies arrived in Paris.

lier Royal Highness tke Electress of (lease,
Vt'::ltet Caroline, of Denmark. died at Cassel
DU the night of the 13111 r f January. This I'riti-
re4. was burn on the loth of July, 1748, and
eva,ried the Elector of Ilene on the tit Septrruber,
1764.

ll.s Excellency S:r Charles Stuart, the English
A,lthonailor, wive a brilliant fete on the ,22,1 inst.
y.,iich were present the French Ministers, the
A'nhes•adurs, and all the English of distinction iu