The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-23 00:00:00

LONDON JOURNALS

TFROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.]

[Morning Chronicle.]

By an arrival from Trinidad, we have received
papers of various times, and letters to the 16th
September, from which we have made extracts.
Some of the Orinoko Journals have also reached
us, together with a Royal Order from the Spanish
Government, respecting the apprehended rupture
with the United States. Tits paper, with several
other important ones, was fonad in the archieves
of Gniria, when captured by the flotilla tinder
Admiral Brion, on the 24th of August ult. These
vari-ons statements correct many of the confnsed
details which have reached this country though
the United States, anti copied eei!h so little dis-
crimination by the various journalists. They also
prove that the cause of freedom and independ-
ence goes on in the province of Venezuela with
a firm and steady step, and that the reign of Spa-
rtiarns in the few districts which still remain in their
possession will he of shot t duration. New Gra-
rtttda also holds out the most fl otering hopes, as
-General Bolivar hes been enabled to send supplies
of arms, and arrange his plars. To him the libe-
ration of that important part of Terra Firma has
been confided, and he hastens to fulfil his trust.
t!'onte years ago lie liberated Venezuela through
the resources he obtained in New Granada, now
the former is enabled to pay back the debt of
gratitude.

REPUBLIC OF VENEZUELA.
HEAD-QUANTEIIs, GI IRIA, AUG. 26, IRI S.
LUN 1411:0N,

By order of the Liberators, President of the Council of Go-
verinuent, Admiral and Commander in. Chief of the Na-

tional Forces—

To the Citizens of Venezuela who are in asylum in
the Foreign Colonies, and such as have been se-
duced by the enemy to abandon the national

colburs.

His Excellency the Supreme Chief of the Republic has placed
tinder my conimPind a force which I consider adequate to take
possrssion of all the Windward coast. The Spaniards will be
expegnated, as those have been who temerarionsly expected to
triumph over American valour in this Port—they have been
subdued, notwithstanding the power of their forts—and the
fugitives whn have escaped towards Yaguaraparo will be Wien.
the orders with which I am invested by the Chief Authority
are so analogous to the happiness and prosperity of the coun-
try, that it is entitled to their assistance at this moment, in
its struggle for Liberty; wherefore, in its name, I convoke all
the emigrants who are in the islands of Trinidad, Grenada,
&C. to present themselves in this city, in the terns of ten days
from the date hered—lt being hereby proclaimed, that those
who are neglectful of their duties, and attend to them only
when too late, will he deprived of the right of claiming their
Properties and employments, unless they can shew a just cau3e

of impediment. -
General Berrnudcz, Commander-in-Chief of the Forccs,and
enituandant-Gcneral of this District, has instructions to act,
and receive his compatriots with fraternal hospitality. He
'expects, as I do, that all will fly to defend their country; and
they will find in hiut a Father, a Chief, and a Protector of its
Citizens.

Pedro Josef Yrady, Secretary.

L. BRION.

REPUBLIC OF VENEZUELA.
tlem)-QuAktruts, GUIHIA, 27Tu AUGUST, 1818.
LUIS BRION

Dy Order of the Liberators, President of the Council of
Government, Athniral and Cummaudcr-in•Chief of the
Land and Sea Forces, &c. &re.

By virtue of the present, I invite the Merchants of friendly
'Rations, and neutrals, who are disposed to trade with this
rlaee (there being nothing to fear Irons the enemy's cruiters,
ivthich are all taken), and the importation of Provisions is
hereby declared duty-free for one month from this date.
Let it be published by Proclamation, and made known by
Circulars to the neighbouring Colonies. L. BItION.
Pedro Josef Yrady, Secretary.

We have the satisfaction to state, that before
Mr. Gallatin left London, he had concluded a
Treaty with the British Commissioners, by which
all the chief points in negociation with the United
States tv ere happily and satisfactorily adjusted.
T-he boundary which has been in dispute ever since
the Treaty of the Earl of Shelburne, is now accu-
rately fixed. An arrangement has taken place as
to the American right of fishing on the shores of
Newfoundlaud. Provisions are also agreed on for
the intercourse of the vessels of the United States
with the British West lu►!ies; and the only un-
settled point is that of the right of visitation and
seizure of seamen found on board of the ships of
either country during war. We are told, that on
this point Mr. Gallatin was to refer the ptoi►osi-
lion which had been made by the British Com-
missioners to his Government. The Treaty itself,
we presnate, will not be made public till the re-
turn of advises fron► America ; but•report states,
that the above is the substance of it ; and we
sincerely con,-;ratulate both countries on this ami-
trable termination of their differencts.—(lbid.)

[Morning Herald.]
THE QUEEN.

" kew, Eight o'Clock, Oct. 22.

" The Queen, we are sorry to say, continues
slarmingly indisposed. Last night, she scarcely
slept at all, from an almost incessant cough, ac•
conpanied with much pain and lever. The Phy-
sicians, in consequence, did not quit the boudoir
Ore whole night, and in the course of it they re-
ready vi►ited their august patient. The Prince
Regent remained at the Palace till eleven o'clock,
and the Prinecesses did not retire to rest before

" This morning, soon after eight o'clock, let-
ters were sent off trout the Pt incesses to the Prince
liegent and the Duke of York ; and an express
was at the saute tiine 'dispatched to the Princess
6ophia, at the Castle, at Windsor.
." About twelve 'o'clock, the Prince Regent
arrived from town, and'had a long conversation
with the Physicians. After remaining about an
hour at the Palace, his Royal Highness proceed-
ed on his journey to Brighton ; but, we under-
stand, he intends visiting his afflicted parent again
to morrow.

" Throughout the day, her Majesty remained
much as she has been these knit three days; and