The Statesman. — 1815-02-14 (London, England)

DATED DECEMBER 19, 1814. culars on this distressing subject. The Independent party was not entirely extinct, as had been sup. I have hastened to fulfil the wishes of his Imperial posed ; but they were so far subdued as to leave and Ito%al Majesty, expressed in yoor Highness'l the Royalists masters of all the strong places. The, lettnr, and have transmitted to his Most Christian ' towns of Caraccas, Laguira, Puerte Covello, and Majesty the confidential note which you addressed ; various other principal points, are in the possession I to Prince Hardenberg on the 10th instant, 'of the latter. The Independents are only in force and which you officially communicated to me. To at Maturin, under the command of Ribes. 'This prove the satisfaction which the resolutions an- General has quarrelled with his colleague Bolivar, nounced in that note will give to the Ring, it is sufb- and it is to the disunion between them that the over (lent to compare them with the orders which his Ma- • throws and misfortunes of their party are ascribed., testy has given to his Ambassadors at the Congress. ISuch is the inveterate hatred between the two parties,, France had not to bring thither any views of am- that they murder each other without remorse. As hi; ion or self-interest. Replaced in &her ancient the Blacks revolt daily, the Royalists must have boundaries, she no longer thought of extending them, " reinforcement, from the mother country, or in time --like the sea, which makes no inroad on its Shores, 11 they will be outnumbered. The Commander at La but vs hen it has been roused by storms. Her armies, guira is a Mulatto, and the people of that colour loaded with glory no longer aspire after new : possess all the places of profit and power. The conquests. Delivered from that oppression of Whites act towards each other with the same barbs% hich she was less the instrument than the Tic- pity as the people of colour. tim, happy on having recovered her legitimate WEST ['min.—The Antigua Paper, of the 22t1 of Princes, and with them that repose which she had , December, contains a Proclamationisso;d by SliJames It was discovered early on Sunday morning, that a reason to fear for ever lost, she had no reclamation, Leith, pruclimiming martial law over the island for sit closet in the Long-room of the Custom-douse at to make, no pretensions which she wished to form ; days, and ordering the militia to be embodied. The Portsmouth, bad been broken open, awl Bank-notes she has not put forward any, and she will not. But , motive of this measure seems to be an apprehension to the amount of 6801. stolen therefrom. The molt remained fur her to desire that the work of resti.! that the slaves, who were allowed some holydays at ;Ivey was deposited in the closet at a late hour on twit:in should be carried into effect for the sake of Christmas, meditated designs inimical to the general Friday night ; and the watchmen left iu charge of the all Europe, as well as for her own, that the spirit:tranquillity of the Island. A Barbed's*, Paper bf a. room. of Revolution should even now and for ever recent date asserts, that the Porteguese Governor of The remains of Corporal Ka,, of the Royal cease : that every legitimate right should be rendered , Cayenne had permitted a cargo of slaves tot* sold at Horse (Wards, were interred en Sunday last iu the sacred, nod that every kind of ambition or enter- public auction, and had sanctioned the fitting out of new burying-grount4 St. John's Wood, Mary-leprize should find both its condemnation and a per- three veseeli within his jurisdiction, for the purpose of bonne, with military honours. He was the tallest . potent ohcfnc'e in an explicit acknowledgment and at sailing to the African coast, to engage in dill law • man in the eorpi, being elk fad tax Inches high ; bet -LONDON furmnal guarantee of those very principles, of which man traffic. bad been in the regiment 19 years.  IiTS,