The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-14 00:00:00

io the Colonel of the Regiment. The same
' evening, a Detachment set off for Citadella, where
a number of arrests took place :
The persons ar-
rested at Mahon, Mayer, and Citadella, are of
the most opulent of the Island.

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Philadelphia Papers to the `2lst Oct., an,
York to the .`2oth, arrived this morning.
COLUMBIAN REPUBLIC.-Captain
,
who arrived last evening from Laguira, statesi
that the day before he sailed information was
re-
ceived of the capture of Maracaybo by Geners
MORALES without opposition. General PAO
i°u:
with 5000 men, had marched some days Prev
for Maracaybo, and General SOUBLETTS was t°
leaveCaraccas next day for the same place with
ra
number•
-The fleet sailed from Laguira for Ma"
caybo a. week before. The Commander of theta'
triotfleet has orders to attack tile naval force under
MORALES, as he is accompanied by the frigate
Ligera. At Carupano a plot has been disco'
whites. ..•
vered, that the negroes, aided by some. rip,
(native Spaniards), intended to murder the t
cipal inhabitants and plunder the town 0.b..
I
through the vigilance of General BEitiV:
who commands there, the abominable •
`
been frustrated.—The Intendant of the Deb
merit of Veneiuela has lately received a lettbee
from President BOLIVAR, stating that he will ,
in Santa Fe de Bogota the middle of December'
.o be present at the opening of the Congress.

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The following are extracts of lefeeiirreceiveci, '
yesterday afternoon from Rio de Janeiro 1
:---
" Rio de Janeiro, Sept. 17.—0 n Saturday '"t
14th inst. the Prince Regent returned fro;
m "
Paul's, after an absence of a few weeks. Beftri
-
leaving that city, the Governor and people
sisted upon his declaring the independence "1„(
Brazil, to which he acceded, and was soleill°b'e
sworn in its support. After the ceremoilt:t
'
took the Constitutional cockade from his "•$0
and affixed a green badge to his left arm) wio;
the motto on a yellow stripe, 4 Independencefo-
Death.' With this he appeared at the °Pert re
Sunday the 15th, and on Monday morning tileio
was not a Constitutional cockade to be seen,be
the city. The green badge is now worn •
military and citizens. It is said we are tob3"o
proclamation in a day or two, declaring intleper;
deuce ; and desiring those Europeans who taff
dissatisfied with the change to leave the "1,11;4
It is generally believed that the Governmen`
not fully disclose their plans till the 12th of 1,;-,
month, the anniversary of the Prince's birth-ua'aa
when he will, in all likelihood, be procia,i„il:ol
King. The decrees of the Cortes of 11°r".'
could not produce any other result."
cc
Rio de Janeiro, same date.—The little °nil
that existed between this country and r°l.tleal
is now finally dissolved. Daring the Pr'ilt",ifa
stay at St. Paul's 1
, the Junta exacted from ',,
an oath thbt he would to the last defend the je,
dependence of Brazil ; they also swearing t° of,
fend him. At the conclusion of this eerenradef
they fastened to his left arm a green c°c",ia-
also a motto embroidered in gold, 6 Denth',°-iatcP
dependence,' with which he made his entri
the city. It is now become common. The:iivea
tary and others under Government fecbicit
orders to take off the Portuguese cockadeof " e II
have been trampled under foot. The new °rile
expected to be issued to-morrow. tiecA-e o°o
also coming out, giving to all those who `l;ridi
like the new order of things, a period for "Or
ing up their affairs and depart for Liston' n
coronation is fully expected to take place 49-
12th of October. Prince
Another Letter, same date.—" Th.!, `I, ale
Regent reached this place from St. r,l',,ii,
Saturday night, after a journey of onlY fi,ve
the distance being about 93 leagues. the
day evening he went to the Theatre, "1-ot of
drop scene, representing America at strong'Q
Europe, was torn from the frame, an° ore
demonstrations of feeling against the Cortes 'big),
at the same time manisfested. The Princf
self appeared with a green badge Onin goldf
surrounded with a motto embroidered nors
expressing Death, or Independence t 814 13'0
the,oof
that the Paulistas were so indignant at
intelligence from Lisbon, that the Constitutlid
cockade was thrown away both by ca,
People, as soon as the measure of placing orSt,
mera of Kio and the Provincial Governme°‘_ to
Paul's under a criminal protes was ascerta,insrtoro,
be in contemplation. On going to tile L'u,ie ar
house yesterday, the change of the cockauvr the.
peered to be general, and is, indeed, 11°,1 with
order of the day. The Brazilians are a' most
the Prince, and the tide of public oPinh/ottier
decidedly follows him : a rupture with the tri
country seems to us pretty clear, and thelt
will be wholly on the side of Portugal's:l doe
nut likely that there will be any prit'the a, l'
silents published in time to send you t
en sr
this conveyance. Four individuals have be, blei
rtoeswteadrdasnttilLesecnotrttoesS,ta.Cndruazr,efotor tbheeisrePoettotct:o'lf
Jos
country. One of them is a nephew °I
Gomez Barroso, a Bank Director."

JOHN NV turEtt's denial of having
Mr. O'M EA
RA has to Pli''
published an answer. ibi
the .
French Government, a denial supportectori,
the_„,..testimony of the Duke DE 131-""' tioot
andUi‘iEA"Aoffers no valid support of hiS osserf or,
i3O wisely turns from the subject to that ° te A
charge
wit I NG's imprisonment, except to ittsinusio
_ ,al‘rige of falsehood against the Due. toce
0 liARA says his " most minute inquiriesso.,,,
failed in discovering Mr. Jolts IVALI. tbst
Did he mean to repeat the outrage`,
.of Mr. J. "ALTERS " bale been U 010,0114
he practised before. If so, Mr. Jo''' 5
TER_ should request Sir ItICHARII ileso
discover Mr. O'MEARA• Mr. O'MARA
of
the
imprisonment,
of Mr. Bownoio." 'Dig isl' Go'
plied attack Fres" . ,
on the justice of the 0,5 no
vernment. The extent of Mr. /300" N, the
but Orel/ ;,i •
puted crime • is not yet known) ato .1.-°
papers found on him may be resumed pleat'
tify the •
conduct of the f'rench Gov el /qr.
We shall not trouble our Readers 'fit either
"E" A's letter, as we do not aPPr°Ve
of its style or substance. vindication ono,