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London, England, 1820-09-15 00:00:00

SPANISH AIAII'L

II ER 7OLLOWING is AN EXTRACT OF A LETTER,
DATED ANGOSTURA, JULY 18.

" I transmit. you two very important docu-
nts, relating to Ole negociation between this
country and Moral°, the Spanish General. I
nes permitted to see the original papers, and you
may. rely on the fidelity of the translations.
4."lrhe Spanish officer, who brought Morillo's
dispatches was treated with the kindest atten-
tion. • During the tune be remained in this city,
•te lived viith General Soublette, Vice-President
the Department, and was under no restraint
whatever, Ile -ve'ts.,invited to a grand ball given
a.'tentleTrtan i ifie Place, and the Godo Chief
ittitnowle4Teci candidly., that things, in Angos-
tura were ;wonderfully clifferei‘t from what he,
feed been taught to believe tney were. The
cempany, as it happened, was uncommonly bril-.
Pent, and the nntnter• of military men present
unusually great, patticularly..British,- several of
whom sported stall; hussar, and Highland uni-
forms on the occasice. A public feeling was
Oyineed by all classes on the arrival of this offi-
cer.,: honourable in the highest degree ; and a
decided prOof that nothing short of independence
camever sittisfy the people of 'these regions.. In
a.trifling difference which occurred about form,
betwixt the Executive and Representative Body,
the real and only ground of dispute was, which
cklght to have the honour of giving a- negative,
and the strongest ea.-,ative, to' Morillo's' pro-
posals. A general Cougrtiss of the Representa-
tives of the whole country, that is, of I`‘,v
Granada and Veneznela, will be held in the be-
ginning of the year, to receive and sanction, or
vtberwi'e, the Constitution adopted ad interim
by the Congress now sitting. •
" Large supplies of arms and ammunition have
been arriving for some months past from the
British Islands, St. Thomas,- St. Domingo, and
,North America, "for . the payment of which all
the dispemble resources have been reserved. As
they came •in they were forwarded up the river,
ced will get to the President and the others in
eornmand in'good time for the comMencement of
operations the moment the season will admit.
Winter, as itiS called, has set in. with un-
Lue_tet leverity.'eThe rain falls in a deluge,. and
Oronoco is now swelled toy an unexampled
height, not less than 40 feet since the beginning
cf April. A healthy season is confidently anti-
eipated in consequence,' and hitherto, indeed, I
rave uot. heard of a single case of fever athongst
either natives or foreigners. - A stricter attention
Is paid, moreover; to the police of the city."

Ime:TEn. r-17.911 GENERAL manuto TO THE SOVE.

REIGN CONGPES3 OF COLUMT3IA-

Most Serene Sirs—Your Serene Flightless being no doubt
apprised of the events which have lately occurred in, the Pe-
ninsula, Ind the triumph of Ole general wish of the Nation to
se-eitablish the Comfit if ion of the Spanish Monarchy, as
sanctibued in Cadiz in the year 1842, by the unantmous vote
of the Representatives of 110.01 hemisrlicres, and positive or-
derss having been received by
,ine from the Constitutional

J(ing of both Spsins to enter into a liberal anti fair accommo-
dation, which way reunite the whole family so as to enjoy
the benefits of our political regeneration, and. put a
termiaatioo to the fatal erects of the vatiance originating
in. the desire of Ining relieved from that oppression which has
erroneously been thought to tee peculiar to these regions, but
which, in fact, has been utliversal ttlirou.:lsont the wlioie Em-
pire, I hasten to ihfOrin your Highness that I have. opened
conntitmication with the y Commander-in Chief of your
Government, sod his officers, and proposed a suspension of
until, a teconcifiation can be effected, for the ac-
roMplislonent of which Bilgadier Don Itotnas Cires, Go-

Vt-enor of the Province of Cunrana, and Don,Juseph Domingo
DtPtrte,lntentlaut of the Army, and.-Siuperintendant-Gene-
W.'of Finance, Alt commissioned to .Ircat with your High-
resi on an equitable, proper, and aloft:ally Ath-antavritts
In the ineanwliile I have itrsue'd 'orders to my officers
to carry the suspension of hostilities into effect,'
end to' rennin in the -positions t - now occtipy, unless at-

As- a military chief, obedient 'to that suLtirdination by
rhich my career has ever been guided; I tnade'‘i.ar; and now,'
as a reconeiliator, I chectfully sith.ritit to the same
suGonlina-
fin), Roil- exhibit those priliciples of liberallty;whidt the
King and the nation have authorized me to_ act,on, in order
to restore peace rind reconciliation to a people by nature
F..panish, and which, by the concurrence of circumstances, is
t otit led to participate in the cnjo-yilacnt of the rctform effect-
eel in our political institutions. .
s:itr tligliness ought to lose sight, as I do This morn etit. 1
of the horrors of par, and let us fix nor
4views solely on flit-
sweet and delightful ttopt of ;toiling suns to fathers, brothers
. trt brothers, friends to friends, nod Spstniards to Ntaniards,
whom a -fatality hail divided; and, fur so. desirable an end
•trt us :join in welcoming a conciliatory C;utttitution, wlrich
stkall unprorci by nintual consent, as,. the, judicious
experience of things mai dictate. It erptalizes the .national
„Acip,cesentatiort of each people t- one does not depend on the
and'cousegoentlyall .are free and itidependitut. In
,i44.suffritges rests the authority offorming, the laws.sybich ate
- .tribe-obeyed, and those regulations cif,polltical ccounroy for
.-.!iltditoprosomcnt of agriculttsre, cothuteree, every
of industry, without those *lions- distinctiO-ns •which
th,e'll‘Aty policy Of past ages bad adopted; • .
The,. Commissioners Will lay before yoirr fligh,ness the •
prisreiples of reconciliation, aoil I aso thorotrglrly persuaded
that 'alfeelion arid ciiiid will will esfalili:di frisiernitv, ceen
• ):our Ittgitnees, from' the'arpretiensfotiiof what has
• passed:in the epochs of fury .anift'idespermion, not agree at
~.o-rve to. the proposals of the nation., originate in the
• v.ii.th which it is animated of rrideritig ge-•
reran' to all 'Spanish cOinitries in :lit four no:titer:B,a the
• 1.0.Wg -yrli,!re its ancient laws had reached,.and sylie.),e its new
inst.ittiti,ons will lie more readily received. . .
'What all a :4,l"Gral'i.e metantoridiusis for tts ail, when We can
and I .heable tri resew tifyself Itevt the apPi;t:ratos
n
'uS, war, and ineFely as a peareahle -Spanish citizen, jong
thee general exp.vesion% of joy et the ;V:iCtOrt. feciiirocallys
4
gained over our paCsiont. Until. •this l; door, t t, Flightte
• mill nevrr able to gnetuate ttleililfereoce. 6.om3he General
• to.l.he Citizen, who hits the it tit iouall.ronourlf being
. .
Vottr."..tiost.,tierene •
•j ncarl-gnurtrrs, Caracas, ' Most obedient Seri-alit,
Jimmie IR2O. •:
Pit 111,() 1110ItiLLO.
• To the Must Serene-:Congre,s assemblvd at Guayana.
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THZ, REPLY. Of TILE c(?NGRESS TO GE,IILRAL

.-;: • .
Nl“' ExcEpt,r.NT, Si fts,--T Sovereign
lir Congress sp.ciaily
conr,.to•d for" flie—pOrpote the letter atchlressed to it
LY pqat Excellency rrolo your Head-cluarterval,Caraccas, in