The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-08 00:00:00

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letter. Some of these you tray infer from the seta
of the armistice, which, had tit •y not bra forwarded
to the Minister, Mr. Eea, and Bete•tal Yergark ;
should inclose. You will, of course, see the dseutttsx
and the arrangements for the exchauge of • •
I u acknowledging by this treaty that Bolivar is Pali.
dent and Supreme Chief of the Republic of ' •
every thing is effected. Surely, Spain, or any stria
European powers, cannot now refuse aekasoleak
the intlependeuce of a country so interesting, sad
sit
such importance to the commerce of Europe, led 0.
titularly so to Great Britain ; and I only Iteent twat
an affected dignity or a false acme of beaml'
should
have prevented our acquiring what the Uteri grates
have,. by policy and prudence, li Listing Waters •
te
this country.
We have sent to Buenos :lyres a diplomatic awe,
Consul-General, and neglected sending sayings, whim
France and the United States hare theirs. The hear
have uniformly had Mr. Forsyth here; heir la iste.
I
ligent elerer MAN as any in Guyana. Wood hal
is at Margaretta, in constant connunnitatioeS
Government at Washington. The Somme
slating on the Ports of Carthagena and •
being open to a free trade, is of the firsteonsideraboe,
' all the other ports that remain in the pommies
Spain, with the keys in 'goalie's or the '
Spain's pocket, insist view with jealousy the
tages their neighbours possess. Before the
will have expired, the see( ral Ports of Carmen
declare themselves free, and thus a renewal ,
ties will be unisecessarv, even should liloi
treacherous enough to return from Spain wi
foreentent. Ile diurd twice with Bolivar,
slept in the saute room together at Truxillo.
prime Chief is expected here about New Year',
will be received with enthusiasm by the people,
taiuly expected to he removing to Carrarcas;
lor two, bad they not been disappointed by ,
I events at 'raisin*, which purchases a bloodless
not the loss of a man ; and had a desperate
went, as was anticipated, taken place, '
would have been sacrificed, and a beautiful am
its capital laid at the mercy of a victorious ,
will •he rewarded in a much inure houourable,
ner than by the plunder of their countryr
whom (with the exception of those holding
under the King, aud souse merchants on the
have been making money wholesale, by an'
with the Dutch and French Colonies, and
occasionally supplied Murillo with fusels,'
to juits Bolivar in expelling the comity, win
have often excited horror in my breast,
the male children deprived of their
and the females with their breasts
sanguinary remedy to prevent their merit
olfspring, whom the Spaniards dreaded
come Patriots. 'I hese excesses have raised
formidable enemy against Spain than an:
ituutortal Supreme Chief ever led ageiu..t
War is, however, at an end, clad, 1 hope, •
will be buried in oblivion. Peace and
all the world. and with an Menem of popalatios,
Columbia wants to make her the fairest: ^
globe ; and these blessings I hope soon
finned with the concurrence of Great
whatever policy may dictate, interest has
claim. Here every article of Hellish maul
meet a ready sale.
.1 should be sorry to Lave the account
General Deverestx's having killed Gellert
cartlsagrna. The Mimes General Muntill
here, discredits the account which camel
where, and at Trinidad, the principal ii
all they eats tio assist Murillo, because the,
deeply concerned in the illicit trade with
The subversion of despotism here ivi'
and most he productive of extraordinat
to Great Britain, and equally if mot
wercial point of view to this country it
an active anti cosuiaercial power for one
guisised by sloth, iguorauce, and the be'
of Spain. In the fate of this, England
interested ; first, as to her commercial,
political relations; and if she does ate
present favourable moment iu exercising
with justice to herself and this country,
ever having any claim on the justice
where her interests are sacrificed and
of her Colonies. Should England ever
fortstne of going to war with the Caitt
Country would naturally become the AL
user, if first acknowledged by her ; sad
would putt bulls in an attitude to apatitet
of the whole Navy of Great Britain.
A brother of Mr. Mackintosh of the
in communit•atiou with Lund Cochraw
He has about 100 uten(the Albion regi,
men who took Sante Fe), and about 1600
with him—no man could diatingaisl
than he has. Bolivar calls his Isis ,
brave—for he unites prudence with
summate bravery; of all the foreigners he
favourite with the Supreme Chief, wit
addressed him, " Mackintosh, 1 shall
highest awaits in South America,
unindaut of the Ands...."

A Meeting of Te---3.01--it entry
Freeholders and Inhabitants of Sr
called by the High Shetif of that
pliant, with a requisition, signed .
Urafton, the Duke of Norfolk, Lord
Henry Fitzroy, Lori HuntingftelJ,
consider of the propriety of preset
to the two Houses of Parliament, p 1
foram of abuses; mn.l theL,
their confidence trout the present MI
Crows.

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