Star.
London, England, 1825-11-09 00:00:00

LETTER FROM BOLIVAR TO THE VICE PRESIDENT OF

THE REPUBLIC Olt COLOMBIA.
" To his Excellency the Vice-President of Colombia.

" Saa—l yesterday received, with unspeakable joy, the glorious
communication which your Excellency did me the honour to ad-
dress me, announcing the recognition of Colombia by the Mistress
of Nations—Great Britain. I congratulate myself, my country,
and your Excellency, at the termination of an enterprize which
crowns the people with blessings, the soldiers with laurels, and the
Government with glory, which has been the architect of the prods-
eons work. The Army in the field, and your Excellency in the
Administration, are the authors of the existence and the freedom,
of Colombia. The former gave life to the soil of their fathers and
of their children, and your Excellency gave it liberty by causing
the laws tobe respected. In the midst of the clash of arm*, and
the clanking of chains, your Excellency has solved the most dig.
cult problem in politics—whether a people can become free ? Your
Excellency, therefore, is entitled to the gratitude of Colombia, and
of the human race. I beg your Excellency to accept of mine, both
as a Soldier and a Citizen. (Signed) 0 BOLIVAR.
a Arequipa, June 5."

The Earl of LIVERPOOL arrived at his residence at
Whitehall yesterday, from his seat at Coombe Wond.
Monday, the ratified Treaties between England and
Colombia were exchanged by Mr. Secretary CAJUIING and Mr.
licanoo. _ _ -

Prince POLIGNACi the French Ambassador, trans-
acted business with Mr. Secretary CANNING for a considerable time
yesterday, at the Foreign Mee, Dewing-street.
Mr. Dimas. the King's Messenger. arrived at the
Secretary of State's Mee for Foreign Affairs yesterday, with
dispatches to Mr. Secretary Cannata from Lord Hwrcuntsion, at
Stutprd.
Mrs. Cotrrrs and suite (including the Duke of Sr.
Maas's) were expected to leave the Earl of LUIDiSIMLI'S seat in
Mid Lothian, yesterday, for Edinburgh.
Mr. Serjeant Pau. was absent on Monday from the
Court of Common Pleas, hi emasequenat of severe indisposition
and we hear that the Learned Gentleman has been induced ' on that
amount, to retire from the profession, of which he has been so long
a very distinguished member.
A duel was fought on Thursday, on some rafts on the
river tanning from Lymington, Hants, to the Isle of Wight, between
two Gentlemen of the names of Caciwum and BWITIJOINAWS, in
coesepence of a quarrel when hunting in the New Forest. Mr.
B. was taken away seriously wounded.
GWZNNA?PE MINING COM PA 11 Y.—Ye sterday, Mr.
Coons again appeared at the Mansion-house, and requested that he
might be permitted to swear to a statement which he had drawn up
on the subject of Lord Nastier's letter, touching his connection with
the Gwennappe Mining Company. Alderman Cos, who presided,
said as it was a mere question of veracity between the parties, he did
not think he was called upon to interfere. Mr. Coots, however,
did produce his statement, with a short letter from Lord NUCIEMT
to Mr. STZWART, of which the following is a copy:—
"Pall-Mall, Tuesday Seeming, Sept. 15, 1125.
" Su—l have waited all yesterday and to-day, and have re-
ceived no communication whatever relating to Shares, nor have 1
received from Mr. Cones the cheque for the account which has
been se unaccountably, and upon so many different pretexts, so long
delayed. After this sort of conduct on your part, I must desire that
my name may be instantly withdrawn from the Gwennappe Mining
Company. and may not be used in any one of the forthcoming Com-
panies of which you spoke to me.-1 am, Sir, your's, &c.
" Mr. Stewart. (Signed) " NUGENT.
" I must also desire that the cheque may be sent immediately for
the amount oe'the Shares you was commissioned to sell for me.

PM 1, • 01/
THE KINd.

*tins° a, Nov. L-. afternoon his MA-
JUTY left the Royal Lodge, accompanied by the LORD
Srawani, shortly after tao o'clock, arid peisedi by
Cumberland Lodge tor Virginia Water, nil the margin
Of which place there is nnsi erecting a Cnine,e build-
ing, called the 41 Fishing Terfiple.* tie wingS of whiels
will project snmedhtante over the Lake, ani the centre
will be fitted up for the contenience of taking refresh-
ments during his Mc:eaves stinitnet recreations there.
This building, with other improvements making at
Virginia Water, occupy a great portion df his Mains-
Tlt'S time when absent from the Lodge:

DOVER, NOVEMBER 1.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Custaeas.anti and suite entered
the town this afternoon, under a salute from the guns at the Heights,
and went to Waserre's Hotel, where a guard of honour was posted
at the door. His Royal Highness had a select party to dinner, con-
sisting of his Royal Highness's Aidale•Camp, Sir TMOMAS MARTELL ;
IhirT TAYLOR ; and .1. Wotan, Nag.
ovules& B.—This morning his Royal Highness, who slept at
WRIGHT'S Hotel last night, embarked on heard his Majesty steam-
packet Spitfire, Captain Kim, for Calais. A royal salute was fired
on his Royal Highness's departure.
Arrived his Majesty's packet the Fury, Captain Hauti.von,
front Calais and the Britannia, Captain Barman., from Boulogne.
Amongst other passengers by the latter, were the crew of the brig
Nile, (laden with wine and barilla, from the West Indies) which
was wrecked in the gale of the ed instant to the westward of Bou-
logne. A French sloop called the Louise, went ashore in the gale
yesterday morning at the entrance of that Harbour, and a small
fishing lugger to the westward. Crew saved.