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London, England, 1811-12-19 00:00:00

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19.
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Letters were yesterday received from the Dutch
coast, which repeat the former statements, of great
warlike preparations in Russia. It is added, that the
troops assembling at Petersburgh and Riga, under the
command of General Laysrocit, amount already to
100,000 men. General RXMINSKI, kis said, is to
have the command of another army. The private
letters speak of a peace between Russia and Turkey
as certain, but, according to the Foreign Journals, no
•particulars of the negociations have yet uanspired.
The following is an extract from the French Papers
to the 13th, received yesterday :

" BUCHAREST, NOV. 6.

" The most profound silence reigns here relative
to the progress of the negotiations of Giargewo.......
From the quantity of provisions sent thither, it is
thought they may last some time. The Russian Ple-
nipotentiaries are M. D'lTALtsrsitt and General SOB-
NIOOFF ; those of the Porte are HAMED EFFENDI and
ORDU KADRISSI. The Russians continue to furnish
provisions to the Turks on the Isle of Slolsodsc."

The only other article in these Papers, which is
worthy of notice, is this :

" BERLIN, DEC. 1.

'4 The Prussian army is entirely upon the peace
establishment. General BLUCUER, who has received
his discharge, has received from the Kpro a present of
two Seigniories. A new pamphlet, called Sketches,
or Positive Facts,' has just appeared': it was imme-
diately suppressed."

By a letter written from Rio de Janeiro, towards
the latter end of September list, it seems that the
Portuguese General Don Diago de Souza, with eight
thousand troops, had arrived very near Monte Video
on the 12th of that month, and that he had forcibly
interfered to put down the insurgents in the country,
as far as the river Parana ; his ( rders, as published
at Monte Video, went only to interfere as far as the
Uruguay. It is very confidently asserted at Rio de
Janeiro, that Don Diago de Souza has likewise orders
to combine his movements with the Montevidian forces,
and also those of Gaynneche, who, it was expected,
would have approached Buenos Ayres, and jointly to
attack that City.

We have received the following important intelli-
gence, via the United States, contained in Caraccas
Papers to the 23,1 September :

C A R.VSCAS, SEPTEMBER es.

eg We publish with concern the following Dispatch
from the Governor of Valencia, appointed by the
Commander in Chief, General MIRANDA :
" MOST EXCELIAN r SLNOR—it gives me extreme pain to
in:orm you, that last night a conspiracy broke out in this rity,
the objixt of which was to overturn the Authorities lately esta-
blislird, and again to place Valencia in the hands of the enemies
of the cause of independence.

" The number of infatuated persons engaged in this detestable
plot has not been a<cettaitted ; but at present more than 200 are
in confin ment, many of them persons of the highest trust and
distinction. It should seem, Haat by meant of bribery many of
the troops that had sworn allegiance to the General Congress,
no:w•lthstanding the benefits they had derived under its Go-
vernment, were induced to disregard their oath, and abandon.
their ditty, and even the Guards of the Palace were parties to
the conspiracy. The 13th, 22d, and 23d regiments of infantry,
and the 27th of cavalry, however, remained faithful to their
Officers.

" At midnight tivt Palace was attacked, when these gallant
troops flew to their arms, and with unc:amid:•d intrepidity put
to death a few Conspira:ors who had scaled the wails, and with
Axed bayonets efftctually resisted the entrance of several thou-
sands who had forced the gates. •1 his dreadful contest continued
for the space of an hour, when the triumph of the cause of Li-
bt•ny was again conspicuous. The enemies of the Confederated
Prov.nces were every where defeated, and the approach of day-
light displayed to view the Leaders of about 700 victims.
k 4 Such are the particulars I now have it in my power to de-
cal; and since the defeat of this harnble project,-I have taken
the necessary measures to secure and bring tO trial the prisoners,
but not until some of the cotippirators, taking advantage of the
confttLon, effected their escape through the gates of the City. I
am happy to add that all is now tranquil, and the prisoners in
sty isa.,:ds will be br light to trial, and executed, as soon as is
canals-cm wilt the course of the Law.
" Va.encia, &pt. 6.

" May Coo preserve yov. &c."
CARACCAS, SEPT. fit;

Senior M. A. PAZ has been appointed on a mission
from the Government of Venezuela to that of the
United Statis. Lie is to inform the latter that this
crnleder..ti,)n is ready and willing to enter into a eon).
merci al treaty with the North American Governments

1n
Advices received yesterday of the 10th October,
rom Aux Cayes, 'state, that in consequence of the
eath of General RIGAUD, the malcontents lately
der his command, who bad farmed a separate
overnmtnt. have manifested an intention to return
thy' authority of PETLOII, who was in treaty with
m for this purpose.

BOOIAPARTE has issued a Decree abolishing the
roar d'Aubaine in France; the Kin* of Prussia
wi'iN ads red a similar measure in his terriwries,
Lame to French subjects.
The Dublin Papers received this morning, say, that
r. Pout lies dangerously ill, in consequeuee, we
ppose, ( f the blow be received lately by do Mai.
ou his bOad•

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