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London, England, 1815-01-10 00:00:00

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To Coatioropiipitorrapoiology, No. 2, To•inorrow:

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lib A,NuARt 11% 1815.
TRICE OtSTOCIIDLTHIS DAY AT TWELVE. O'CLOCK :
Itcdit.63l 47-4 per C. 1134--.,5 per Cr. Navy atif eX.div.
Consols sSfi erecount,66l 617—Omnituu
yank Long Anus. i69.l6ths-611ongs 19e 205. pre.
Exchequer Dili so. ea. Few
In thopreeedingeolumns we have given large ex-
tracts from 'Paris Papier: of the tith, received last
night. This morning we received those of the 7th,
from which we shall subjoin a selection.
The news from yienea is to the 27th inclusive, but
presents notching *of a mere decisive, character than
the ants we have been for SUMO time in. the habit
of necking—rumours, suggestions, and contradic-
tion*, .4kteriof the /4lote of the German Princes
of the uffsitioild kttrAiery' „kb which we 0454, yelAer.
day; is tiea *Ong nor extract!. .Its lam- :aim
seems *0 . theArestaratios of Getnsear se-iv&
deral body, •underlt 'epode fiegehAeideV'obleitii
tutien as nearly,. sittli,r
the French Revolettin4e.prgapi etrcirpift 31414 i;;
render practirable. .:U/bespilpfor-•his; th*olanlirs.
that have since that tint* UM Pai,l)ititume efitte
neighbouring States reatcleys thif very
eularty the partitiofl IMF groat
probahnit7 i1tai.4114:140g.4*. rat ;pia be resumed
to its rank among nations. ..:+
The King of PRIMA, ?it; would appear, persists its
having Saxony united loisis dominions; while the
K:ng of SAXON? *hies his determination never to
abandon his right tO,the throne ; and that rather
than barter away his kingdom he will live upon the
rents of his family domains. An effort has been
made, toe, to procure addresses from the Saxon
people priftig for the maintenance of their integrity at a
people.
,From.the way in which this point is can-
vassed in d foreign .10111-1101111 it difficult to ascer-
tain whether thither been moved by the secret influ-
ence of those *boyish ' the Sow ere,iinty to be transr
ferred to Prussia, or ilibiTttlits tithe Saxon
Folly ; for Pers4sli ierie•iie chi; ‘4e
grity of &easy as a State Amy.* presumed -
the Dynasty it changed. •
The Prussian Code has been inoterueici into the
Westphalian Provinces provitioitallj,ncinpiesi in the
name of Prussia, as well as restored' in the territories
formerly belonging to that,Power ; front which it is
inferred that these Provinces are.iinally transferred to
Prussia.
Lord notittrcie was at Rome on 'thel
16th ultjelO, where his Lordship had had two confe.l
tenses with .thetrOtinalleeregfrY of•Steme, aid was.
about- to be introduce& to the Pore.
'rho amount fiValt.Spsits,saiiti:dia4o4l.464lo4o-;
Evrry thing *dee on there WitboAke same =team-.
mate 300114 as, ever.., Arrests continue daily, And,l
occupy so much the attention of the stupid rulers of
that country as to leave them time for nothing else.
In the meantime, their American Colonies veils on
measures for the consolidation of their own indepen-
dence.

By recent accounts from South America, received
via Jamaica, it appears that the Colonists have made
-3 much progress •in their revolutionary arrange.
snents, that k may be doubted whether any one
Puwer of the Old World could now subdue them ;
how much less the imbecile, infatuated Government
of Spain !
The Congress of New Granada, a few months ago,
ismed a Proclamation to the Confederated Provinces
respecting the arrival of King Fannie:atm in Spain.
la this Praclantition all the important occurrences
cf the Revolution up to that period, are detailed. It
.;,Fears that the revolution of Santa Fe, now called
:;ew Granada, commenced July 20, 1810, and tha
confederation of the provinces took place on the 27th
November,lBll. The General Congress, composed of
lkputicstromallrhe,ll Prov inces, v it. Santa Fe, Funj a,
:ocarro, PamplOna, Los Llanos, Mariquita, Neiva,
Antioquia, Choco, l'opayarr,ind Carthagena, assem-
bled in the etc of Leiva,.Dc.c. 4, 1812. Each Pro.
vice sevciVy had previous 4 proclaimed its absolute
ndependence of Spain, and, all- united sanctioned a
Constitution and Supremo Federal Government ;
to this Government the Provinces of Venezuela or'
Caracas have been united in integral parts, so that
thewhole of Santa Ft and Venezuela now form one
Government. The latter had also declared its abso.
lute independence of Spain, since July, 1811. This
confederated Government consequently embraces an
411rnense extent of country, comprising a population
01 more than three millions and a half.
It also appears from the same document that the
Central Congress of New Granada has made propo.
"t'O►s to the British Government respecting the
maintenance cf their independence.—This is a ques-
tion of imoortao not merely to the interests

great ice, . t..
of thji country, but- to the .welfare of the civilised
"rid; nor should Ministers hastily resolve to oppose
er even to impede the free intercourse of the Com.
nierci4l men. of Great Britain with the inhabitants of
3411111 America. Thie•cmlntry owes no favour what-
"to Bpaia; and to us, we 'confess, that policy
aPPeoes highly quesdonabli*hich would prevent, in
all 7 Way, commercial issteiticii-on. becnonen.this coun.
tr 7 and South America. giant 14 gb*lnauo Gun-
Pwaer, or any.shisgellik:" 1-"" • •
The Peace concluded wriiitildrAliiittstalies

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