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London, England, 1810-08-11 00:00:00

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lution. The co ...ces to which it must lead can-
not be easily coneeived by the human mind.
From a Gentlem.in who left Buenos Ayres by the
last packet, we understand, that, prior to the recent
Revolution on the shores of La Plata, a proposal had
been made by the Spaniards, no doubt to distract the
councils of the friends of independence, to offer the
sovereignty of that territory to the Princess of Pon-
TIMAL, resident at Rio Janeiro, but the stlggestion
was rejected with indignation. This Princess is heiress
to the throne of Spain, in the event of the demise of
her brother FERDINAND VII.

The Deputies from the newly erected Government
of the Caraccas, who arrived here some time ago, arc
about to return home. We understand they leave this
country perfectly satisfied with the reception they
have met with from Government, and the resr;t of the
negotiation, into which they were instructed to enter,
which was conducted on their part in the name of
FERDINAND VII. subject to the approval of th,2 Coun-
cil of Regency, established at Cadiz. It is expected
that some commercial facilities, very advantageous to
the Caraccas and this country, will result from the dis-
cussionsbetween these Deputies and the Government.

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

The LEDA frigate with seven Indiamen under COL
voy sailed from Madeira on the 9th July for Indil.
The Leeward Islind fleet have passed Portsmouth
for the Downs and the River.

FA: MOUTH, AUGUST 8.
Sailed the Windsor Castle packet for Jamaica.
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 9.

The brig Three Brothers, of Dartmouth, it is much
feared, h. been lost off the Land's End, with all her
crew. Her boat and several pieces of wreck have
1-...zen picked up, and carried into St. Mawes. Went
out of harbour the DEFIANCE, of 74 guns ; she is des.
tined for the Cape of Good Hope. Sailed the Dept.
ford tender for Waterford ; the GLEANER hired ketch
for Guernsey ; and the MILFORD, of 74 guns, for
Portsmouth ; she is reported to be destined for Cadiz.
—Arrived the Princess Augusta packet, with a mail
from Lisbon.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 10.

Arrived his Majesty's ships MILFORD and Limit.
DIA, from Plymouth ; SARIMDON, 74, horn a cruize;
and ABERCROMBIE, 74, from the West Indies.

DEAL, AUGUST 10.

Sailed his Majesty's ship ELIZABETH, on a cruize
off Flushing. The outward-bound remain, 26 sad
in number.—Wind S. W.
HARWICII, AUGUST 9.

The Auckland packet sailed last night, with a mail
for Gottenburgh ; and this moraing the Earl of Lei-
cester packet arrived from Heligoland; the Captain
landed at Winterton, on the Norfolk coast, with dis-
patches for Government. By a neutral vessel arrived
from Antwerp, we learn, from a passenger, that tlere
are nine sail of the line lying at Flushing, ready for
sea, except the want of sailor:, together with about
40 sail of gunboats. The Hawk revenue cutter sail-
ed on a cruize. Arrived the Vrow Gesina, from Ton-
ningen ; and the Dockter Margaretta, from F.,hr,
with oats, for London ; Ceres, from Heligoland, will
wheat, for London ; Two Brothers, Friends, Bridge-
water, Friend's Adventure, Telegraph, and Sand),
from Sunderland, with coals. Sailed the Nells, and
Barbara, for Sunderland, in bailie!. The Friend:Lip
arrived from Hull, with blockstones.