Star.
London, England, 1815-12-04 00:00:00

PROCLAMATION.

" By Don Manuel del Cava) y Rada, Brigadier-General of the
Annie.; of New Granada, Commander in Chia at
Armes or Cardtagena, and Inspector-General of Infantry
and Cavalry.
'4 10 •run DEPENDER3 OF THE UNlrto PROVINCES Or
VENZZIII6I.4.

" Worthy and deserving Natives of Columbia, fertile Offspring
of Amerman Liberty, true Sons of the ihusttious Voltam:hi !
Von again excite the admiration of natito., and especially that
et the New t:ranadianw; who now are more intimately actpraintecl
with your ample and 14;11 sacrifices of all sorts in hehalt of you,
country, to defend it against its cruel tweessor,
" While we con iidered Kcpubhi. ul i'enezuela to he nominal,
'4%1 to exist only in the I.cortsil its natural inhabitants; while
in our beget you were gre..thing, oppressed in your houses, or
th...t you either had retired to a toreiget country, sir that you had
Leen stulered under the protec:i•on 01 ato.nli.tr free country or
this new world, the flottering news of your uni-in was rapidly
conveyed to us, and that vextia, ent!rcly bent under
the 'tniiirtot.s yoke of the royalits, yo:: rose iu roams, au.l
ie-
daubli:ng your efforts in pro; irtivir to :he danger, surrounded
the tipaneli invaders, ot.structe,l their meat;s, 4 La:ed their
'forces, brought confirsioti 3%3 shame amongst thtie armies, and
apany ratizia tlo.m, that crto..-11:•ad terror .2p, tourvathin arms
to stiiit'ue pewple that lessee sworn to be free and

•' v'et;ezaelans! that conduct on your pan ha, ::.:va:ed your
'Arne and Cory to ele highest pitch; repect, therefore, the es:ni-
phiry and ❑uturlrws seater that have resounded thro:szli the.
Oohs., and by which you attracted the attention of the unfuet se,
wiirn oppressed, as irs. the ptresent moment—you hrib.ted the
three-coloured Mr, in tile mid Ile ut bayonets, on a fold srigatel
wit', blood, humbled the Spaalards, and punished then' fur their
teratti:y.

66 Do I:6t Shra.6ll your SWOP/. Until ate Republic shall have re-
ctived a new alpezt and esisten.s..., std prove that the cradle of
liberty on.this continent, Vcarzaa.t, is not to remain ba eutin%.
steep spirit, true Reputli.:atis! licr:•.a•te your efl7srts, and re.t
bare that we no h. itint-t stiLli be Ire, LI of a banditti ot ds.,picable
enemies that has ctaeked us, than we shall run to yoqr aid, for
New Granada shall, as heretotore, give you Its protecion, its
armies, treasures, In'purr, whatever lays in our 4suuter will he
put in motion to co operate witlt you in the destruction of the
Spanish staves.
66 There is no doubt, brave Veneto( inns, that you shun shine
I 4rnong,t, sue fr.m nations, and that the ralte ot thy promurcrs ot
those everts shall for ever he r.meanu.r,tl in a most pompous
almoner in the ;Annals of oat emaue‘pation, and be hi,:sted by
ro.terity.
s• I already from this women: rec ler you my homage of ad•
mierion and respect.
•• From Headquarters of Ca: barna de this 21st of
July, Isl.:, •—the ath of Ott littkvemiettee. .
(Siznel) •• AEL CASIULO."

r.srerilay. the fnllowint; It-port of ON; state of his
M IsF,Tv was cr.hdrited at li
J intees Pace t
NVI•MS:iII CASTLE, Duc. Ni.I.IV,TV has
enjorfil good bitidily lie.titlt during the last urrntit,
and t!.1.• in general, been very tra!,quil but
.1!;.;
disorder isont abited." a% usual )
Saztirdry Comic HattormaattD had an aIICIICEICC
the PRINCK REGENT at Carlton House.
roe l'utucs IZEL;ENT teceiv,-11 a visit ItOM the Mar-
iltict.gsr.a Slturlty.
iday night, ttfter the I)r.:Nor. REGENT'S arrival at
Colton lioutte from Poightott, his Itoy.tl Highness
~.tve an interview to Lead CASTLEHEAGG, which
lasted betwectt three and tour hours.

. Saturday the Nixes RPGENT honoured AJm;ral
Sir. EDMUND NAGLX with his •company to dinner, at
.
I:is seat at Ash House, near Esher, Stirrer.
Yesterday about two o'clock, the hope REGENT
left town for Windsor.
A Sumloarstary Gazette was published r.n &ant-
Joy, containing tote Colivenkion for the liquidation of
the claims of British subjects on the French Govern.
went. which we have already given.
There are announcements this morning at Lloyd's
of arrivals at the outpor; s of vessels from almost every
quarter—from Lisbon, Malta, C.:a: icston, New York,
&c.—No Pipers from America of a Liter date than
those previously receivnl.
It is mentioned in ace sunts from Lisbon, tilt:: Mr.
J. Cnorr is to succeed as Minister Extract dinary of
his Britannic tylnzsotr, Mr. CattistNo, whose mission
has terminated.

ROME'? FANSHAW, Ecq. many years resident Com-
missioner of the Navy at Plymouth Dock, is about
to retire from that situation. He will be succeeded
by Wu..LIAM SHIELDS, Esq. the present Deputy Comp.
troller of the Navy Board, whose place is assigned to
Admiral Sir THOMAS MARTIN, K.C.13. late second
in command at Plymouth.
SIR HOME POPHAM'S TELEGRAPIIS.—The Master
House carpenter of Plymouth Dock-yard, has been
employed for some weeks past tuperintending the
construction of them along the coist, from Brulport
to the L.:nd's End, in Cornwall.

The key-stone of the last arch of the Strand-bridge
was Lid on Tuesday n;ght. The Company now re-
ceive back fitly thousand pounds, deposited in the
hands of the City, as security for completing the un-
dertaking.
DUBLIN, DEC. 1.---Hoanip Mtatinne—Montlay
morning, as Mr. BAKER, of Lismacue, a most respect-
aiile Magistrate of the county of Tipperary, was re-
taining home from a Special Session of the Peace
held at Cashel, he Was fired upon as he passed the
gate of Thomastown, by two persons. Both shots
took effect, and he was killed upon the spot. Mr.
BAKER lately appeared as a witness against a man
who was convicted tinder the insurrection Act. He
thereby incurred the resentment of the party, and
was marl-ed for assassination..

ithrreral more Baronies in King's County and West-
meath have hem declared out of the peace by the
Lord Lieutenant et blind.