We have received the Hava...
We have receiveC the Havannab. journals to the end of fJuie. 'l'he only thinig in the shape of inrelligence they contaiXl is, the decree of FRITuINAND agaiust the negotia- tions of' the Constitutiunal Commissioners with the Southl Amierican Governnicitis, which lias been already noticed. This decree, thougl'issuedl at MIadrid in February, appears not to hiave reacied the Hlavaiiiiah till Jane ; on the 4th of' wlhichl imolithi the Goveriior, Doti Fa-Ncisco DbONISrO VIVES, published it by proclamationi. It is in the follow- itg terms:- i Beilig intbrined of the negotiationis wlhicih have been entere(I upon in diffbrent parts of my Americ"n domninions, by divers per- sons styling themselves Commissioners, appointed by the Constittt. tionial Goverinient, for treating with the Dissidientes of the Anie- riemn provinces concerning their pacilicationi, in which negotiations it was atteuwpted to establislh, as a pielimtinary b;tsis, that the Go- vernnselint of Spain was not averse to recogniizing the independ- ence of those countries; I hereby declare null, void, and of no effect, the powers of all and each' of the said Comitiissioners anid Envoys sent to A!merica by the Governmen t caUed Colistitu- tional, and conseequenLly all acts donie or to be done by theni in vir- tue of such powers, contrary to the legitimate zights of the Crown of' Spain, antid my Royal Sovereigilty happily re .establisbted. I fur- titer order, thait the said Coltmiissioners do cease to act, and return forthwith to the Peninsula. \Vheretore, and to the enti that my Royal resolution atforesaidl may be duly fultilled, I co;nmmand all my Viceroys, Captains-Genleral, and Governors of both Americas, to publibh the same witbin their respective jurisdictions, giving at the same time the necessary orders that ttsis decree miiay be cmrried without delay into full and due effect in aUl its parts. *- Done in the Palace, Feb. 26, 1824. " 1, THIE KING." Ferdiniand has cotrferretl on the isaand of Cuba the title of " Ever Faithful."