The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-19 00:00:00

BOLIVAR.

All doubt is now remove) as to the tumour r.
General Bolivar having quitted the capital of Co-
loinbiu. On the 27th of April he addressed to ti.,
Congress, now sitting at Bogota, the following inn,
dest and unp etending Message :
FELLowerrizaws,—The Constitution being arrange i,
and charged as you are by the nation with the appoini
meutment of the high functionsries who are to presi.l.%
over the Republic, I consider it expedient to alliterate toy
repeated determination not again to accept the First Ma-
gistracy of the State, even should you honour me wio)
your suffrages. You msy feel amoured that the pond
the country alone exacts knot nit the sacrifice of with-
drawing myself fir ever from the land which gave 111,
birth, that my presence may not become au impediment h,
the happiness of nay fellow-citizena. Veneauela has *lb i •
buted to .1)0 anibitions views as 4 pretext for separatio,
My re-election would be alleged as an obstacle to recoil)
Nation, and in the end the Republic would suffer dionent
berment or a civil war. I submitted other considerati..„
to the wisdom of the Congress upon the day of tistsit,
don, which, with many more, must *inspire 'in pe!.,
ing Congress that its most imperious duty ts, give to Ow
people of Culainhia new Magistratos.,
eminent (11441itleri required by lair • endowed wit
tb.:.
arid the public good. I
entreat you, fellow-citizeua, -‘, receive this „wsiag„ us a
proof of my ardent luttri".i.sm, and the love I iiaVe ever
professed to Coltimb!s:,,
• (P!igned)
,‘ Boos. April 27, 1830."
Tb this Massage the Congress replied on tlps
80th of Aprils that it saw in this proceeding on rho
part of Ooticrul Bolivar, a new proof of his diwint,.
rested devotion to his country, and au additiotrA
claim to the glory with which his name would he
handed to posterity,
General Bolivar left Bogota early In May. Ito
spent a couple of days at St. Anal, one of the mining
establOnnuits of the English Company, in insper
ing the works there, and quitted on the 14th
Honda, when) he embarked for Cartliegeota, in the
neighbotudittod of which place he was remaining
when the packet left that port, intending shortly to
prooeed in a British ship of rear to J 4111114 awl
Englund.

SIMON ]SOLI VA It.

It would be useleas to speculate on the cosmo.
quetices likely to ensue from this dechdre $1,1) oil
the part of General Bolivar. Some of the kttr,),
speak Of it as indispensable to tha peace of tho
eolmtry, from the extent to which publictonfidern.,
had been alieheit by the suspicion that he aimed 14;
crown, and predict a nearer return to triniquillkv
4t, the eonserineneei.—while others consider 1114 th. 4
" glory of tho hcouhe has departed," arid are 6.111 /,t
melancholy forebodings of the lii.iire.
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The interval between the demise of the Crowtt
and the dissoluti,in of Parliament was—ou the ereta•ioq
of GEOItU E 1., 163 days ; Utottua
will
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tu., 115 days ; Qaottott IV., it will he out 61 04ko. ti
The interval between the &unit.: and the ntertigit of sit,-
netv Parliament to tranotet busii,aeta was--.4,1s the a,..--,
'ion ofGeottotz 1., 2.28 (lays; Geoautt Li i VA% ,10,,"i
1760,daitorkt 111., 3'71 days; Clsoltali IV.* it lOU /WI 4"