Star.
London, England, 1819-06-21 00:00:00

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tibttit AtitkideAs
We have this day received (eia Aintterdak) ac-
counts from Curacoa, of the 4th of May. • Tge ar-
ticle deserving most attention, in these accounts, is
the following
PROCLAMATION
TO THE BRITISH GENERALS, OFFICERS, AND sot-
DIERS, NOW SERVING WITH THE IHEURGENTS.
• " Head-quarters of Aehagualt; March 26, 1619:
" The Government of his Catholic Majesty, and
I myself in particular; are acquainted with the
manner in which subjects of his Britannic Majesty
have been deludes' by Mendez and other traitors, to
unite their fate with that of those who call them-
selves Independants of South America.
" By these revolutionary agents it has been re-
presented to you, that there existed a well-established
Republican Government, laws, armies, a population
who had submitted to such a Republic, and every
thing that contributes to the essence of a nation, with
these inducements before them. Many may have
left their homes with a view of settling in this
country, and of obtaining, as a reward for their
services, lands, fortune, and honour; but how mise-
rably are they deceived.
0- Englishmen ! to you I address myself, who are
iiiready acquainted with the notorious person whom
(w(w(wile'.. . were in England) you doubtless cam,
pared with a Wiuhington at the least; but now that
you have seen the hero of this unworthy Republic,
his troops, his Generals, and the wi s who c9m-
pose his Government, you must be vinced 'hat
you have been deceived by him in the most shame-
ful manner. You are serving under the command
of a man who is in every respect insignificant, and
who has collected a horde of banetti, infamous for
the commission of the most barbarous cruelties
which are so contrary to your national character,
that you must detest them. He that has the smallest
spark of honour and probity remaining, can by no
means be united with such a band of ruffians, who
are abhorred by the very country which gave them
birth, whose soil they have defiled by crimes of
every kind. The people of Venezuela wish only
for peace and the annihilation of those monsters.
" I know that these deluded Englishmen and other
foreigners are hindered from quitting this unworthy
cause for want of money ; I therefore offer and gua-
rantee, to those who shall repair to the army under
my command, personal security : they shall be either
received into the service of his Most Catholic Ma.
jesty, or sent free to the lace which they may choose.
" The friendship siMch subsists between Great
Britain and. the Spanish Monarchy, as well as my
esteem for the British Nation, induces me to take
this step, which I hope will be found serviceable and
acceptable to warriors who are worthy of a better
fat; ; some of whom may have known me in Spain,
ii the diviskai of the brave General Hill. This of.
fer of security, made to you by a Spanish General
Who has combated at your side for the liberty of Eu-
rope, will, I trust, be considered as sincere and in-
violable. (Signed) " P. MontLtb,

A General in Chief Of the King's Army in Venezuela.,'

NAY AL INTELLIGENCE.

SOIMIAXVTON, JUNE 19.—Arrived the CRILITIMPTILD Picket,
Captain Woos, with upwards of 20 passengers, of the highest
respectability, from Havre-de-Grace; also with the remains of
the late W. Cowper, Esq. which were immediately conveyed to
Piddletown, in Dorsetskire, for interment.
Pozmnourn, Jung 20.—Wind N.—Arrived yesterday the
Langley, MIDDLIKON ; and Orion, Hinnia,from Memel. Sailed
the Phenix, Janson, for Memel. Arrived to-day the Ben John-
son transport, froth Cowes.
Doves, Jura 19.—Saded this day the lArd Duncan packet,
Captain Pascoe, for Ostend, with a Mall and passengers ; also,
the Lord Sidmouth, Captain haze, for Calais, with a mail and
passengers. Arrived this afternoon the Defence, Capt. ADAMS,
and Le Desire, Frenuk packet, from Calais, with passengers.—
Arrived this evening the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain
Haissina, from Ostend, in less than six hours and a half, with
a mad and passengers.
Jura 20.—Sailed this motning the Lady Castlereagh, Captain
' for Calais, with passengers. Arrived this afternoon the
Chichester packet, Capt. Ruema, from Calais, with passengers.
Thum, June 20.—Wind N. E.—. Came down from the River
yesterday and sailed the Mary, herzasoa, for the Cape of Good
Hope. Arrived the Columbus, Aura, from Jamaica ; sailed
26th ApriL Sailed the Elizabeth and Sarah, Sunsuits, for St.
Mlelthel's. Came down from the the River di-day and sailed
the Urina, lloacogisox, for St. Vincent's ; and the Peggy, for
Quebec. •
Mew t, Julie 20.—Arrived the Earl Leicester packet from
Cuxhaven. Sailed the Lord Nelson packet for Holland, Henry
Freeing packet' for Cuxhaven, and Jane packet for Gotten-
burgh, all with Mails.
Faun:isms!, Juan is.--Wind N.—Arrived of this poet the
William, HOWLAND, from New Orleans, in 59 days, for Gibral-
tar. Arrived here the Monitor, Whitten, from New Orleans,
also in 39 days. On the Sth June, in lat. 41. 59. bag. 41. 46.
fell hi with a schooner, supposed to be the Indvany of Antigua,
full of water, with her lower masts standing, altd no person on
board; and on the 15th June, hi lat. 48. 12. long. 16. spoke the
brig Little Ann, from Liverpool, for St. John's, Newfoundland.
Sidled the Duke of Kent packet (9, with a Mail for Lisbon.
Pirmovni, Joie 19.—Wind N.‘N.W.—Arrived the Eliza.'
both and Mary, Halmos, from Memel, in three weeks; and the
Larwrza cutter, from a trait*.
Cuseox-nousz, Jura 19..—Ships Enured inwards.—WiWarn,
&brier, and Neptune, Warren, from Harlingen • Ha/porde
Verloop, and Duke of York, Fryer, from Rotterdam Maria,
Grigg ; Zealous, Young; Hartnony, Robinson ; and John, An.
derson, from Memel; Caledonia, Robb • Zephyr, Holt; idly,
Unthank ; Industry, hays; Dispatch, lima; Bokera, Brown ;
Victoria, Barry ; Ilope, Ferrier; and Favourite, Strong, from
Rip; Industry, Onniston • Brothers, Read; and .Ana and Sa-
rah, Roonte, from Ilanthu'rgh ; Hendrins, Englishman, from
Groningen • Pontine, Anderson, and Benjamin, Sednuar, from
St. Petersburgh; Friends, Madsen, from Leghorn; Aurora,
Malmo, from Breton; Alert, Keppel, from Gotteobthils ; and
Elizabeth, &ban; from Jamaica. • Cleared .Ontwardsa—Three
Sisters, Marchant ; Lord Liverpool, Norton; Verwachting,
Alpken and Ann, Spence,for Rotterdam; Nero Suede, Pardo,
for St. Jean de Lutz ; Siren, Pennington, for Newfoundland ;
Reivird, Lough, for Ibuithurgh; Fox, Fox, for Ostend; Jenne
Lune, Anben, for Rochfort ; Union, Dean, for Elsineur and
Petersburgh ; and Nixon, Rose, for Barcelona.

We insert in our columns of this day the Earl of
LAUDpRDALIeS Protest, entered on the Journals of the
House .of, Lords, relftive to the mode of resuming
Cash Payments, as it contains several Tables which
cannot fail to be useful to all who occupy themselves
with this questioa.