Star.
London, England, 1810-07-25 00:00:00

CAR 4CCAS OFFICIAL GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED BY THE NEW GOVERNMENT.

CARACCAS, JUNE 2.—The unanimity of sentiment
expressed by all the cities and districts whither the
intelligence of our memorable revolution has been
transmitted, withoett malicious misrepresentations, is
one of the most pleasing indications of the general
opinion as to the rectitude of sur designs. The Su
preme Junta, after having engraven in indelible cha-
racters the narrative of the patriotic conduct of the
principal establishment of its Councils, Magistrates,
and other public authorities, has believed it to be its
duty openly to declare its approbation of those other
districts, which by a miraculous impulse, it we may
so express ourselves, of prophetic patriotism has anti.
cipated all the purposes of the invitation of the Su-
preme Junta. The multitude and variety of these
examples it is trusted will produce a sort of philan-
thropic victory over those malcontents who, influen-
ced by mercenary considerations and mistaken notions
of ambition, would delude an ignorant portion of the
great community of Venezuela to separate it from the
r eneral interest in favour of one or more unworthy
individuals.
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The noble and loyal city of Valencia deserves the
first place in our regard, for the generous and ener-
getic spirit it exhibited, not only to adopt the salutary
reforms accomplished in the capital, before any 01-
ficial communication was made, but for its extra-
ordinary zeal, shewn by infusing the same spirit into
Port Cabello, by the instrumentality of Don Pablo de
Arambarri, to preparing the authorities and popula-
tion of that place properly to receive the Commis-
sioners of the Supreme Juntas.
Equal respect should be paid to the district of Gyra,
where our Commissioners were received with every
demonstration di affection and loyalty.
In the sequel of this address similar acknowledg-
ments are made to the districts of Mayquitia, I latillo,
Macuto, and Victoria.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.
"The Supreme Junta, anxious that the provisional
representation should be constituted not only accord-
ing to the legal forms, but in conformity with the ge-
neral will of Venezuela, has commissioned Senor Don
D. Juan Roscio, to prepare a scheme for the legi•
timate representation of this and the other provinces.
As soon as this plan is prepared it will be immedi-
ately printed and published. The Supreme Junta is
desirous that its legitimate investiture may be dicta-
ted by all the light- and knowledge of the people of
these provinces, during its privation of the proper
authority by the captivity of its Sovereign, Ferdi-
nand VII.
66 To fulfil therefore its wishes, it gives this public
notice, that it will receive with pleasure all written
expknations and opinions on this important subject,
whether anonymous or otherwise, and whoever will
make such communications, whatever may be the
merit of their productions, will, for their patriotic de-
signs, be considered benefactors to their country."

CARACCAS, JUNE 4.
The successful revolution which has happily taken
place in this and all the Northern Provinces of South
America, has already been attended with the best con-
sequences. The people breathe a spirit of liberty like
prisoners unexpectedly delivered from their chains.
Every instant we expect to receive the welcame intel-
ligence that the Islands of Cuba and Porto Rico have
followed our example, as two deputies have been sent
to each from hence, with dispatches. To the former
an address to the Cabildo has been sent couched in
the most persuasive terms, accompanied by a long
argument, shewing the reasonableness of the step.
The whole of this great revolution has been per-
formed with scarcely the shedding of a drop of bleed,
and this is owing to the general unanimity with which
all the proceedings were conducted. In Barcelona,
however, we are sorry to say that there is a strong party
of Anti-revolutionists, who caused some disturbances
when the idea was first started of a declaration of in-
dependence, but they were soon silenced, and three
of them notoriously employed by the usurper Joseph,
and paid by him as spies, were executed.