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could be dispatched. The people of Caraccas
and La Guyra openly avow their adhesion to the
glorious cause of Liberty and Independence;
and it was confidently expected that the standard
of the 'WASHINGTON of his country, the distin-
guished BOLIVAR, would enter the latter place
ill the course of the month. It is fully expected
that the first Meeting of the Congress of the
United States would solemnly proclaim the So-
!ereignty of the Republic of Columbia, Bonda
Oriental, Buenos Ayres, Chili, and Peru. For
such a rational and just act they would receive
the enthusiastic benedictions of more than 13
millions of freemen.
" The main army, under the command of his
Excellency the President, is now at St. Rosara
de Cacerta; and consists of 12,000 men, com-
Pletely armed and equipped ; they are only
Waiting till the waters retire to co-operate with
the remaining army decisively against Monmr.o,
wil° is at Valencia, in the province of Caraccas,
11rh°se army does not consist of more than 6000
men, not more than 4000 of whom are Euro-
Peaus• On the remainder he can place no de-
Peodence. One of the Generals now under
his Excellency is Colonel PIGGOT, a British
°nicer of great experience. General PAEz, Ge-
neral MONAGAS COLL MONTES, and General
unAssA, with upwards of 4000 troops, will
• "-uPerate with the armies of the President and
.z in the attack on Caraccas."

4•••••-.
Yesterdav the Dukes of YORK and CLARENCE
lisited tl►e KING, at his Palace in Pall-mall.
Il►e LO►►o CHANcr.f.Loa had an audience of
MAJEsTY yesterday.

The whole of his MAJESTY'S Cabinet Ministers
vecterday summoned to attend in Council
is day at the Foreign Office.
Lord GRENVILLE had an interview with the
-ING on. Saturday last, at Windsor. We cannot
pretend to know what passed on the occasion ;
but the fact of Lord GuEsvmr.r.haVing been ad-
111,itted to the presence of his MAJESTIC must be
gratifying to every good and loyal subject.
it he line which his Lordship has taken in Par-
lament, equally adverse to Whigs and to Radi-
als, must make it most satisfactory to the KING,
asee al Nobleman of his distinguished talents
lid great weight in the country ; and for our
4", we shall be happy to find his Lordship
forming a part of his MA.JESTY'S Councils.—
(iorning Post.)
The English at Paris are preparing a banquet
ilthonour of their QUEEN; and our Readers will
)e Pleased to learn that the President on this oc-
asinn is to be Mr. THOMAS MOORE ; a Gentle-
no less distinguished for the honourable
,in-
4ePendence of his principles than for the grace
d sweetness of his poetry.—(Morn. Chronicle.)
The Magistrates at the different Police Offices
N4ve receive LI instructions from the Secretary of
ilia4e for the Home Department, to remain all
tlis day and night at their different offices, to be
:4d3r to receive-any charges brought before them,
41d to act in case of any sudden emergency,
`Sing from the immense crowds expected to col-
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ect to witness the QUEEN'S going to St.
(Morning Paper.)

RREST FOR ScnmoN.— On Saturday the
d:''ddlesex Grand Jury found a true bill of in-
Lettnent against DENNIS O'BRIEN, Esq. of Cra-
„ien-street, Strand, for publishing, or causing to
e Published, divers seditious and inflammatory
tliand-bills, with intent to excite disaffection in
minds of the subjects of the late and of the
I,res'ent King, &c. As usual on bills of indict-
-IJelit being found, a Judge's warrant was im-
tediately issued to apprehend Mr. O'Brien, who,
}caving beard of the circumstance, applied several
t "e$ on Monday to Mr. 13irnie, the Magistrate,
r 0 allow him to give bail before him without the
form of being apprehended. It being a Judge's
,t arrant, however, the Magistrate had no power
take bail ; and on Monday evening Holyland,
s "'astable, accompanied by Mr. Pearson, the
elli;itur, proceeded to the house of Mr. O'Brien,
took
him into custody, and conveyed him to the
Judge's Chambers, in Serjeant's Inn ; but the
tudge having left the Chambers, they proceeded
Mr. Justice Bayley's house in Bedford-square,
Here the defendant was held to bail, himself in
t-9°L, and two sureties in 1001. each. Ills sure
ies were Mr. Christian, of the Strand, 'hien-
d.aPer ; and Mr. Hardie, of the firm of Messrs.
'reenwood and Cox, Army Agents, Charing-
cross.

4:li 'W
e°IIN.EXCHANGE, Nov. 29.—A considerable
otity of heat remained over from Monday's
tiii:ket, for which there was little or no demand
be ti. Morning, as only a few picked samples could
'fret, IsPosed of, and for which Monday's prices
e obtained ; but 110 offers were made fpr the
for qualities. Fine Barley supported Mon-
N°prices, although the supply was large from
erdr.f°k and Suffolk, but chiefly consisting of
quality, for which there was no demand.
tion*"s) Beans, and Oats, there was no altera-

Mr. KEMBLE has left England for his retire-
ment at Lausanne. - lle has executed a deed of
5,415 substituting Mr. CHARLES KEMBLE the pro-
l'rietorin lieu of himself, of the valuables hare he
possessed in Covent-Garden Theatre. Report
states it to be worth 50,0001.—(Morning Paper.)
Thursday evening a curious wager for 51. was
eecided at Mr. Stows, the Six Bells, Dove-
-44111, Lombard-street : a baker undertook to
stand upon one leg for three successive hours,
"ii.thuut either resting it on the ground, or re-
"'ling against the other leg. Ile performed the
able to pursue his usual occupation. About 51.
41°re was collected for him.