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London, England, 1811-03-06 00:00:00

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CARACCAS, DECEMBER le.
On the sth instant arrited at La Guira, in his
Britannic Majesty's corvette Zephyr, Colonel Don
Simon De Bolivar, one of our Deputies at the Court
of London, after having terminated the negotiations
which were published in the Gazette of October 26:
ln consequence of the Decree of Blockade
by the Regency, Don Luis Lopez Mendez has re.
niainz•d in London as Charge d'Affaires, to conclude
the cottferences which this measure has imposed upon
him with the British Ministry.
In •cnnfrtrnity to the regulation stipulated in the
4th article of the said negotiations, Colonel Bolivar
has directed :o their Highnesses the, following official
note i--

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t have tichonnut tn,present to you, Sir, the an.
titled copy .of the circular order directed by the Mi-
nistry of the Colonies of Great Britain to the Corn-
trsanders of the Englith Antilles, in consequence of
the propositions agreed upon on the I tth of August
last, between us and the Marqpis Wellesley ; and
hope, that you will submit it to the high consi&trafioju
of their Highnesses for the objects it ettibraees„ • ' •
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ton preserve you many years.
(Signed) ' SIMON 8i1t.1111111.1
The Secretary of state.'
' Circ 1.. r Notice directed by the Miniltry t)f the Colonies of Great
Srirain to the Comminders of the Eithsh Antilles.
4 His Britannic Maiesty must not consider himself
bound by any arrangement to maitlZain any part of
the Spanish Monarchy against another, on account of
the differences of opinion as to the form that their •
respective systems of Government may be regulated,
provided they acknowledge the lawful Sovereign, and
oppose the usurpation and tyranny of France. His
Majesty would be very sorry if the spirit of division
in the Spanish Provinces or Colonies should make any
progress in any respect whatever ; and shall anxisitsly
wish to be mediator, with the intention to undertake to
quench the differences which are unfortunately existing
among them, on principles of justice and equity. His '
Majesty is well aware that he holds no right to inter-
fere in any determination that the Province of Carac-
cas may ultimately have taken, or any other of the
Spanish Monarchy, provided they govern themselves
according to the principles antecedently established.
• They will hold conferences withthe Deputies of
Caraccas, who arrived in this counni, and the Spa-
nish Government, on this subject, by ordinary usage.
4 You w;11 be aware that it is your duty to shew the
most amicable dispositions towards all the Spanish
provinces, and to promote the mercantile interests
with them, whether they acknowledge or not the Re-
gency of Cadiz.
• You will use evert necessary means to support
those Governments, whatsoever they may be; against
the attacks aaA intrigues of the Tyrant of France.—
Relieving that the union of all parts of .the Spanish
Monarchy must be considered as the most proper to
effectuate the necessary resistance against the common
elle-my, on whatsoever point of view, his Majesty con-
siders them of right entitled to the prbtectioll of Great
Pritlin under these two grand principles previously
e.tablislied, viz. fidelity to their lawful Sovereign, and
resiaatice to the usurpation cf France.
(Signed) LIVERPOOL.'
We have already mentioned the arrival of General
Miranda in the Caraccas. A letter of the 18th of
December gives the following account of his recep-
tion:—

" The General arrived a few days since, and was
received with that enthusiastic affection to which be
is so justly entitled. A great number of the first ci.
tizens went down to Laguira, to escort him to his
native place, which he entered about noon on Thurs-
day last, mounted on a beautiful white charger. He
was accompanied by the Governor, and a numerous
cavalcade of Gentlemen •f the first distinction ; and
followed by an immensecrowd of citizens, who greeted
his return—his reception by the Junta was equally cor-
dial. After which, he proceeded to the house of Don
Simon Bolivar, late a Deputy in London. His arti.
val has spread general joy. The people have corn-
pleted their election of the Deputies who are to form
the Provincial Congress, which will meet in about a
month."

On Saturday evening the Royal Powder Mills, at
Ospringe, near Faversharn, blew up.—No lives wee
lost.

A letter from Liverpool mentions the arrival there
of an American vessel, the Master of which reports,
that Mr. Coos; the actor, having g.ne out on an
affair of honour, had killed his antagonist at the first
shot. It is added, Mr. Coomt immediately embarked
for England.
Friday, two French Naval Captains broke their
parole and escaped, from Thane, in Oxfordshire.—
They were traced to the house of a Mr. Rigt_g, in Pur•
ceval-street. Clerkens ell, in company w i.h whom they
were taken, and conveyed to the Police Office, Bow-
Street ; when Mr. Rigby stated, that having been him-
self a prisoner in France,• he conceived he was only
performing an act of humanity. He was committed
for re-examination, and the Frenclotr-n to Tothill-
fields Bridewell.
Yesterday, C. Turner was fully committed from
Whitechapel Office, charged with stealing a gold
watch, chain, and seals, the property of Mr. Colds-
worth, cheescrnorger in Whitechapel, with whom he
lived 'as porter.
Yesterday, J. Richards was held to b.iil from Hat-
ton Garden Office, charged with personating a Po.
lice Officer, aral extorting a sum of money from Mr.
Tumbit, of Clcrkenwell.

MA RiC-LANN.—This clly the remaining quantities
of Wheat on hand are but short, and sales thereof
maintain last prices—there are several fresh arrivals
of Barley, and this trade rather gives way in price--
Malt heavy sale—.not many White Peas—Grey and
Beans of each kind continue at little fluctuation—we
have likewise some further arrivals of Oats, with to-
lerable quantities on hand, and this article somewhat
lower—Flour again in plenty, sales as under, but thii
inest quoted nominally at 85s. per sack.

GENERAL oilstone AS UNDER.
Wheat, 6.35. 7lts. 92a. Beaus (olti)i 47s S.
Fine ditto, 961. 100 s. Tick ditto (eld), 446. 5016
Rye (new), 355. 40s. Oats, £2s. fdt. 2415.
Barley, 255. 375. Poland ditto, 30e. Us. 041
%laic, 625. 70s. Potatoe ditto, Os. 115 e. Ode
Whitt Peas (boilers), 411 s. 545. Rape Seed, 4144, £5O.
lass Flour, 755. to 90s.—Sostoois. 70s. so 7 ssi