Star.
London, England, 1823-01-04 00:00:00

M. =A Ain. rim REPLIBLIeor COLUMBIA.

The Gazda de Bogota, of the 6th October, contains
AC 'official documents relative to the meal of M. 7tes,
the late Minister from the Columbian Republic. The
order of recal, which is dated Oct. 15, 1821, sad is
sre ,Peryt GUAL, says--.
• Is ansequance, in ethttnand from hit Recelleney,
Si taloa you that the pewen panted you to represent the Go-
- a rmosettef Cebusbie.witit Poulin &ices ere revoked, and
that you will entirely coo henceforth elerthing the functions
*rutted You." -
A second dispatch to M. ZeA, clued September
29',"1822, complains-that he had neveretknowledged
the receipt of the order for his recall; bet, lays the
dispatch—,
On the contrary, the Government of Celomblit- has ob.
Weed* with pain, in the French and English newspapers, Chet
Sm. have continued-exercising your diplomatic functions; and,
what is even worse than all, have made use of powers which
you never had, and *hich it never was the intention of the Go-
. sermon you should hive.
fdrist extraordinary. is it, indeed, that you should have ven-
tured to contract fresh-engagements in the nime of this country,
without- its knowledge, without awaiting its sanction, and in
direct opposition to its orders, to the existing laws of theßepublic,
and to what was communicated to you by Mears. Mendes and
Echeverria, as to the revocation of your powers, stated in letters
of mine, received In Paris.
" You, Sir, shall answer to the nation for your conduct; and
this Government, as in duty bound, will proclaim it to the world,
in order to save its responsibility and protect its reputation.
'I am-now addressing you on information derived from Euro-
pean newspapers, and private letters froin individuals; for you,
since the Sib of January last, have not found it convenient to ap-
prise the department under my charge, of any one of the Very
inconsiderate proceeding's you have been practising."
The Secretary adds, that under the idea that M.
Zea had ceased interfering in public matters, pursu-
ant to the order of the 15th October, the Vice-Presi-
dent of the Republic, charged with the executive
power, thought right to restore his powers partially
by the Decree of the Ist of June last. •
A letter dated Jamaica, November 18, says—“ Mr.
Earenga goes in the packet, and on his arrival in
England will clear up all doubts respecting M. Zea's
transactions, the most extravagant ever heard of.—
Fortunately for the English creditors the Culumbian
Government isjust, but they will sanction no collusion."

4 PIC EVENING S'l'Aß.

LON DON.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1823.
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TUB FUND&
STOCK ,CXCIIANGE, MIS-PAST TWELVE

Consols opened this morning at 801 to el, at which price they
!`main steady up to this hour. Two Expresses have arrived
from PIA!, bringing the French Funds of Thursday at MIL 70e.
'which is about 10c. worse than the last price.
.1
roliatum UAZZ ET.

Very little business is doing in the market this morning: the.
chief transactions are In Colombian and New Spanish Roads
--
the former are getting up. Rxraucs, the Colombian Charge
d'Affaires, is this' moment with the Contractors.
Current Prices 75k, New Spanish 541 55, Old 64,
New Prussian 83 ex. div. Old 83186, Russian 84L; Danish 681,,
C,olomblan 67e to 68, Peruviati77, Neapolitan 75 ex. dir. Spa-
nish Sere It .
FLOCKS OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. 1

Unnk Stock 2}5'14 256 .
A per Cent. Reduced, nothing :doge -
4pet Cents. Old, 97% 9S—Bank Long Anns.2o4
1114.411eq. 13ills (C 1,000) Bs. 10:.—Small Bs. 12s. pr.
consols for Account 81 80y8 81 81.

The opinions are valious this morning in the City
codcerning the Colombian Loan; by some it.is ima-
tined that eventually the Colombian Government
Must ratify it, o.berwise their credit will be lost in
this country. Another opinion prevails that they are
awaiting the acknowledgment of their Republic by
our Government, and the moment that takes place,
they will ratify the Liman.—Colombian Stock, which
left otT yesterday at 67, this morning is at 66.