The British Ambassador to the Spanish Regency Was Henry Welles

The british had a treaty with the regency against whom these three venezuelans were in rebellion against. Foreign minister wellesley took the meeting in his private home rather than at his office, to avoid conferring official legitimacy to the south American revolutionaries. The caracus hunta had also given super explicit instructions to their ambassadors that independence, true independence, was not the goal. They were now and would forever remain loyal to king ferdinand.