The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-22 00:00:00

COLUMBIAN LOAN.
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A panic wet produced yesterday 'Moog the holders of
thisSteck, which led to some very latge sales, and, for
a short period, tea serious depression of the price, in
cowmen of the arrival of the sneezed proclamation.
for
was considered
on to imug Mr. Zee's authority
r eoecludiag the ctract. p Itn is obvious, however,
Prow the date of the document, which le the let ofJune,
that the Columbian Ooverement could not at that pe-
riod have received intelligence of the negotiation. and
that it has therefore no reference to it whatever. Whe-
tter the ambiguous expression that " Mr. Zes is alone
authorised to interfere in the political affairs specially
ander his charge, according to his instructions," is
went to deprive him of the power to negotiate a loan,
would be best answered by a publication on the part of
the costracters, of the authority ender which they lent
their own money, and induced the public to become
siocen with them in the uodertakiag.
(FROM Tas oaaarra OF COLI7IIIIII, JOLT 7.)
remise° DC PAULO SANTAREM*. GENRRAL OF ammo?'
0, 1511 ARIMIZS OF COLUMBIA, TICR4IIRSIDINT OF
TVZ mtrusuc, CHASSID WITS TIC azacuriva
roan, tic.
Whereas it has come to the knowledge of the Repnb-
lie of Celashis, that certain individuals resident is En-
Tope,assame to themselves the title of sweats of the said
Republic, and seder that imposture contract obligations
in mouse, which io some measure compromise the ho-
me:raid public faith of the state; i a order that such persons
as are est informed of the defective authority with which
the heforementioned agents have acted, or 'reacting, and
being desirous to prevent the recurrence of such scandal.
cos abuses, and to save from all kind of embarrassments
Oat who without doe intimation might be imposed
epee to the prejudice of the interests of the Republic,
and also of their owe, the governing council, having
deliberated, has resolved to declare, and it is hereby de-
clared as follows:
I. No person,either citizen or Colombian or foreigner,
is at present authorised to Europe to make engagements,
reenact loans, or In any way to bind the Government
if Columbia to the fulfilment of any compact, canvas-
fios, or obligation what .
!. The honourable Friocisco Antonio Zee, resident in
Paris, is alone authorised to Interfere in the political
affairs specially under his charge, according to his in.
'fraction,.
3. No contract, .mention, or engagement, shall be
considered obligatory on the (brimming of Columbia
ashes it shall be or has been preceded by the express
mike of the said Goverusest.
• *bail be given la the Gazette dike Republic,
* ho hereafter may be Invested with the
ad authority.
3 The department of the Secretary of State for
Forties Affairs is charged oplih the execution of this
decree, which shall be publisEed for the laformatioo of
all penes' whom it may careers.
Given model. say seal and the seal of the republic, and
referred to the office of the Secretary of State for the
dispatch of foreign affairs.
Palace of Bergata, June 1, 1822.
FRANCISCO OS PAULO SANTAREM*.
By osier of the Vice-President of Republic,
PSDSO GAUL.

SIR ROBERT.WIISON AND MR. BOWRINO.

LITT'S ISOM PAWS. OCT. 17.
" refuses to give any rem•
r. The order of the
Paris, w►ieh will, ■o
srnat. is motioned is
No answer
'of Sir Robert through
ow the grounds of this
General waited upon the
and received the order
;tinned that being here on
sallowest to make with
its his family, be would
irrangemente with respect to
Wilson, befog {aline and
aight without daager, or
.eat anxiety. He therefore
ednesday night, his time
isded to this morning. is
received a note from the
Peyronnet had granted
AIM time. Sir C. Stuart,
!loner, and bad, in his
him to remain till Friday,
oust positively depart on
beard of this severity can
`` whom Sir Robert has
are certainly in the
violent baif of the
as engine of police is
that be has Con.
; bat be declares upon
intercourse with society,
has be gives any cause
the authority which
. his interview with
make any mystery of
o Paris. He was, be
with authority from the
into airociations with
recognition of its inde-
several eonferences
,aad was waiting for
received the order to de-
General that these
Ant instance. before

et a i
Imre:el:He packet of
Ards& awns air, sa Sir
Mabariadaa a rimed sate

Boulogne-541%11er, Oct. 17:-
- Paris this moreieg for tbe
li•wring hors as secret,
•0 prepare forthwith for
him is for befits- the
treasonable toedsncy. A
oar of the songs, which
s Furnish:Hl, says that it was
and P. •itis of a very violist
this, but he says that
• hieb were feted amongst
table by some enemy of
1 dope this may ap•
• has a bad aspect in
oon.
ial is to come on. The
s in this country will
not six weeks. It is sup
• Boulogne, where 34r.
e probable that it will

came also ibis morn-
*lion, dated Paris, and
e•as opened at Paris, and
Ikon. The Preach pest-
•r, and seal it again in
whom it is addressed,
The inference is, that
1 evidence, as well as a
)wring.

ips, General Hurls and
Prince of Waln Wand

SIR ROBERT.WILSON AND MI
esteem OP A terries /SOY PA'
The French Government still rake
spa for the arrest of Mr. Bowring. '
pare for Sir R. Wilson to leave Pari
imart, be connected with thit arrest,
slam of the Perla pepeii ofthirifore
bee been returned to the request of I
eLis Iteitish Ambassador, to know di
..stietment. When the 'unmet Genes
Director of Police on Tuesday, and
to departin 24 how, he mention/le
business, be would have some settles
regard to it—that befog here with hl
be obliged to make some arratiprenses
his children—and that Lady Wilson,
Isdirposed could not travel at sight
be left behind him without great ells
requested that, instead of Wednesda
to preparation might be extended to
the course of the evening, he renew
police, informing him that M. de Pep
Met this indulgence. In the mean t
oho bad not heard of the indalgene
we, requested permission for hiss to
received an answer that he must p
Thursday. Nobody who has beard
ISM its cause. The friends with w
piecipallykapiociated at. Paris, ar
party emetrfihnoxioui IS the more •
Freech cabinet, in whose hoods the e
et present placed. I understand that
rivaled his opinions on politics; bat
lishenour, that neither in his intern
his correvpondenre, or his acts, has
for suspicion, or for the ezercise of I
has beeo exercised against him. In
the Director of Police, he did not em
the bushing which brought him to P
told biro, an his way to Madrid, with
Republic of Columbia, to enter Into
the Spanish Government for the rem
pendeoce. On this subject be bad
with the Spanish Ambassador here,
despatches from Spain when he mei
pan. It is but due to the gannet
Wogs should be mentioned Ia the it
malevolence has had time to pervert
faliebsids. Whatever may have bet
letters taken from Mr. Bowring. Ike
Robert has assured our Ambassador
erperer from him.
Extract of 'letter from Boulogne;
As order cline down frwm Paris ti
farther unprisonmeat of Mr. llewi
and apprising him that he is to pr.
hit trial. The charge against hie
hemmed letters which have a treas.
friend of mine, who has seen owe of
vete found in Mr. Bowring's possessi
addressed to the soldiery, and that it
character. Mr. ttowring admits th
this,m well as the other songs, which
hu pipers, were laid upon his :gbh
lir, •ho wished to ensnare him. I
Pear on his trial, for really his case I
the eye of the French laws of treasoi
It is nut known yet when the trial
tardiness of the Crown proceedings
Probably defer it fur a month, if not
posed that it will take place at lir
&erring is ; but it is perhaps more
w removed to Paris.
With the order from Government
itt a letter from Sir Robert lVilso
*wised to Mr. Bowring. It was
it arrived here with the seal broken
°act yes know, can open a letter,
each a 'Satinet that the person, to w
'moot perceive the violation. TI
tie °merriment have very decided.
'fly grave charge, against Mr. Bove
Tbs Rut India Com?any's ships,
lisrquemCsroden, arrived at Prim
frill Cigna, on the 16th of March,