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• . Per Cent Ar• • - .,..:1:4--,e , k ,. - :ATI. •\ 0 . , q• . iA; N u n , • 1 liP lb j e •„,r- ,c , " 4+7, k , , ''' • ( .)-.‘ • ~ , , • I , il i" F AiA 4 - g. 4 .•. von No x , l'«liim pr. , . 111 - 1 1, far_ • ...,. w TUESDAY, AUGUST 24,. 1819. rQ'TQFFICF, PR ICE SEVEN- PnVCP, MENAI BRIDGE,. 2001 August, 1/119. hers of his Majesty's Trea the titre for delivering in Plans Erection of the NEW POST els is to rive Notice, that the he recei‘ed at this Office midi read of the First of September, dverti sone t. Po , t master- General, rItEELLNG,S(rretorv, 'lle first stone of this stupendous structure was laid without ceieisiony on the 10th instant, by the re3ident Engineer, Mr. PROWS, and the Contractors for the Masonry, Messrs. SrEtAPHEN Mid When completed, it will connect the Island of Angle sea with the County of Carnarvon, and by that means do away with the present Ferry, which has always been one of the greatest obstacles in the esta blishment of a perfect communication between Eng. land and Ireland, through North Wales. The deign ,is by Mr.Tztroitu. and is on the suspension prin ciple. The centre orening is to be .560 feet between the points of suspension, and 500 feet at the level of high *wale; line. The roadway to be I(X! feet above the highest spring tide, and is to be divided into two carriage ways of 12 feet each, and a loot way he. twecn them of four feet. In addition to the above, there are to be three stone arches of 50 feet each on the Carnarvonshire shore, and fohr of the same di 'mensions on the..Anglesea side. It is , estimated to cost E 70,000, and will probably take three years to complete. VER COALS IN TUE ROGERS'S IMPROVED FLANNELS, manu factured from his Patent Yarn, warranted not to slob* in washing, are now selling at considerably reduced prices (in consequence of the decline in the value of Wool), by the Pa tentee, JOHN S. ROGERS, Chester, who has a very superior stock in two yards, one yard, and sena-eighths wide, of various qoalities.—They are sold Retail by one or more of the respectabl: Mayers in nearly all the principal Towns in Greet Deftain At the Custom-House, HAM September, 1819, at Tet THE GOODS UN VI ------ trualunt, Treag ary Chambers, Anus!, 181% lons of contracting with s ql -iieb, to deliver COALS dDOF.S, nuy receive mkt, between the hours of Tend , :rs, s_•alcd up, and .sariat Supplies, !narking there- We ;t-Indies ;" on or before ; but Done will be received o. '3•3 t•• GENERA PO 'r Lords CoMnissione harm.', dineted that th rs ,, jtiori fur the propo sed Le e xtended: .o Th i •i• flerationvr inste 1•... t of 0; Wagn • Ac :Ice.: b; the former ;.;.• Command of he I F I N C -- - it 1(' S 'CO 1 . ). ca.a.nissariat Perart 2a.l .1 i L-: - ions as are dt_;: tS .1 : c it for Cc•ittrni.s.trtat 1.• 1 and 8.11111.11 i '•n!rac.: nt this ( ; «71t1 deliver f • . .:t for Commk - • • t'ow's for the. :!.. ;111 Septamb.r • .• t !•:k ott that da. ' •• m..'.: oa oi aanezted t • ~ • r.c in V . ,lrria at It bouni s• its • qf DIREC • MEECH.d.N do homy r. - ady to rtcei the Oath 4 wk berthcn of 1 *saa-:•=ertrtent, tvkizh. Lave b inure than Six Voyages in ..ithe we of fe :gitt at whit S t ip. for One Voyage in the l'encias, with the words " sea!ed up nrd !eft v reelve o'Clne:: at NJOT!, on •x! which hour so Tender wnl JC N.-Ter:dui of the Terms an t 11',:r engaged for the Can aat ti•e Ott-e of fh :. inland, i; desirous of Ise • .:: tae Etiulation.—Letter d.h.a.l.etrart, - - PAINT MA NU street, Cheapsi tri. CWT. (Ironed White ci the finest 465. 1 . • rm.& (.'n. in addressing the thtra, !hat their White Lead article it may justly be said, p , itine is the mast durable .' the irT:rier kinds, haring I soon h•vonw ditzoloured. a .re to the ..trno.phese. Urre • , ;tic:, nom t,•er cwt. to 44r onntl, they only recommen hand 5..7.,•-,or to many kinds ti as Sett, at much hizket pri•-e3. fleuml.r-mentioned .Inti-Corr) aceoir:: rtry preserving, an tribe thinned with oil ; they ; ail out-door work. ANTI-C(111110Sn Pi R CV• T. '7le nr dark Green —sof.. B 4.:t0 D Green Cola ge s y 105. Prepared Oil 45.0 Refined Coal Tar Bro' n. Merchants and Dealers sui IXotrs on vt•ry advantagc OUS te - • - TIIE APERIENT SOU IS new and elegant P adrtntage of in lantly prods Ofbeia:7 , at the same time a mild Nave!, Acidity on the Storm v.to- : Stomach, from we: eta Cuehet.hr.r.t Szt;s, &c. front using them. T poptnies of those S•dts, rd dn.:az:our, anal, b.htt; pea :o Children, as well as Ado!' art M any other form. The •dt•!2ence in the luxuries of the the common disagreeable 'um cli.nates, they will be f 0 torte:: t:isordt red Bile, with( 14 !Pt the Proprietors, It. Bu et, X..., 4, CLaps'•cle, corns , Sickv:lle-street, Dtablin ; 2 . ktelltrt, D ' ru7gists and IN K , :r• In Bost s, at 5- . 6(' r•re•er to prevent th.: si s user. , a Cat-si t e in th e label which Sale, for the A iAiefi Strand ; tcon,yICI1)1; SOLOI. lON'S LOTION rx • :t1 SK4 X, pl:ticutlar- . • , n, :•11i.1.111115, Fr, , • --e:k, Ara ;)tv.e.q, king t•ne 7, • stet ev. It d •' * " ,th, x tau : :•;eivoti:4*:ttfCrn d 71 1 s„.„, t , • tr't: r ''• .o.;ut : • • G " (.hr • 441 1 . 0a.te, • 1.7; nor wiil any Propo,il be t) a piln•ed Particular, and i.or unless a Lettcr be i.)) , Two persons of known Pro- N7ith the Party tendering, in oars, for the du... Parforrnancc NLY:LE, :3, 1313. CT012.3 of the UNITED NT3 L.YGL42. 7 D trading ot: Noaiae, ceivc Proposals in writing on or 't August next, from the Owners ,200 Tons and upwards, buil been employed, and not per. in the Company's Service, ape. ich they may be walling to let Company's Regular Service. " Ship Tender" on the cover, with tho Secretary, at or be in the said x..lth August next, 11 be received. ( 031:Pil DIRT, Secretary. aid Conditions upon which the .ompany's Service, may bs had fhe Clerk to the Cominittee of -at, the 31st instant. usilcer Regiment serving XCHANGING to ILdf-P47, rs, post-paid, addressed to az-street, will be attended to. UFA C TOR Y, 62, Queen 'side, London. ?YR 0 ALLOW. Turpentine Liuwed Oil Public, most respectfully in- o ;s of the finest lu " the beet is the cheapeet."— well as the most ornamental; Lad their nichillic pnvv.rs re- and arc unequal to erin4tant incoN and Co. sell White lead r. altlinuFh, for the rea:ruis tend the first quality ; these will tint arc oG;:reti to the Public Irrnsive Paints are very neat in A are easily appliml. requiring are suited fur Park Palings YE PAINTS. rift Inv? Bright Red ......... 34 s. Dark ditto Black Paint ......... 48s. Yellow White •••......... 445. Cd. per gull. own 20s. per cwt . 1 supplied with every description terms. i 11.% IC POWDER& Preparation possesses the Auc;ng the best ironA WATER, [aperient, refieving Heartburn, each, &c. It is recommended .weakness or other causes, reject &c. the nauseous taste of which These Powders possess all the ~ in their operation are equally Perfectly tasteless, they may be ilt., who cannot take a Saline Powders, taken after too free the table, particularly after too de effects are altogether avoided. found diffusively beneficial, as .rout debilitating the Stomach. Butler and Sons, Chemists and tier of St. Paurc, lAndon ; and and, for them, by all the prin- Medicine Venders, throughout ;O. each. _ substitution of spurious imita •simil.: of the Proprietor; sign. afilxicl to each Box. Accommodation of the Public, Oxford-street ; Sutton and r, Cht4psid: ; Tutt, Exchange ; 'S celebrated ABSTER- Cure for Eruptions on Pimples, Blotches, Triers, Prickly Heat, 7:13, &c.. rd I , lr Scot bltic and mu.t yx;:..1,1," av , :usition and to tic and Gon- C.,r.otAt. HAL"' or ptive • the Ayr,- , tor Scorbutic and other !)h. .• !it • and lymph. '-• •; . • with the , •I t f• -.. fit, t:d) This day was publish e d, p r i ce ss . - HORTUS MARYBONENSIS ; o r ,. a CATA LOGLIt of HARDT HERBACEOUS pr.mcnk DECIDUOUS and EVICItGREEN SIIRUBR, FOREST and FRUIT TREES, Systematically Arrangtd, and now Glowing in the Botanical Garden and Nurseries of THOMAS JENKINS, New Road, and the Regent's Park. A Published by W. Smith, 101,g -street, Sevio.dials; and may be had of Longman, Hurst, and Co. and Sherwood, Neely, and Junes, racnioarer-row ; R. Liunter, Sr. Paul's Churchyard; of J. Ridgway, Piccadilly; and at the Grounds, where all kinds of Hardy and Hot-House PLANTS, TREES; and SHRUBS, are constantly on Sale; also, a great Variety of the Choicest FRUIT TREES, among which are now in full Bearing aboitt Two Hundred different sorts of APPLE TREES. • Subscription to the Botanical Garden, Two Guineas each Per. son.—The Gravel Walks, the Lawns, and the Shrubberies, are in the highest order. This day was published, price 6s. boards, A SKETCH of MODERN' HISTORY,Srom the destruetion of the Western Empire, A. D. 476, to the close of the year 181$. Together with a concise View of the Rise and Progress of the Arts and Sciences, and of Cultivation in Europe. To which is added, a Compendious Table of Chro nology, from the creation of the World to the preseral tinse. By A. PICQUOT, Author of " Elements of I:niversal Geography," &c. Etc. Printed for 0. and W. B. Whittaker, 15, Avoalarivolato. LATIN SYNONYMS. This day was published, in One thick Vol. Syn. prick I lit. boards, The Second Edition of LATIN SYNONYMS, with their different Signi !mations and Example% taken from the best Latin Ants. By M. J. GAUDIN: DUMFANTL, Late Professor of Rhetoric in the College of Harcourt, &e. Translated into F.nglith, with Additions anti Corrections, By the Rev. J. M. (;OSSET. _ _ _ Printed for O. and W. B. Whittaker; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; J. CatheU; J. Nunn; and Ogle, Duncan, and Co. This day was published, In One Vol. l2mo. price Ss. 6d. bound, Mtatreted by Wear eight Plates, the 34th Edition of THE PANTHEON, representing the Fabulous Histories of the Heathen Gods and most illustrious 'krone, in a plain and familiar method. By ANDREW TOOKP, A.M. Revised and Corrected, with Questions for Examtnvion at the end of each Chapter. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; Seitz:herd and Letter man; Lon'man and Co. Lackington and Co. Baldwin and Co. J. Richardson, G. and W. U. Whittaker ; J. Mawntan ; W. Ginger; J. Robinson; E. Williams; and R. Scholey. This day was published, In One Vol. Etvo. price Ss. half-bound, calf, the Second Edition of AN INTRODUCTION TO BOOK-KEEPING: comprising INLAND AND FOREIGN TRADE, arranged by Single Entry; Italian Method of Double Entry; and the present Practice of the Counting-House : with a Corn y-triton of these three Methods. To which are subjoined, Queries and Answers on Merchants Accounts, Book-Keeping, and Bills. With Engraved Forms, kc. designed for Schools and Counting- I Inuses.—Piy C. MORRISON, Accountant, Glasgow. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Are Maria-lane, London ; P. Hill and Co. Edinburgh ; and Reid and Hender son, Glasgow. Just published, price 4s. 6d. bound, the Second &Mon of THE SCHOOL ORATOR; or, EXERCISES in FLOC l - Tlo N, theoretically arranged; from which, aided by short practical Rules to be committed to memory, and repeated aft._r the manner of reciting the Rules in the Latin Syntax, Students may learn to articulate every word with pro priety : be taught to modulate the voice and speak with am:lacy of inflexion, from the easiest to the most difficult specimens of English Oratolcal Composition. By JAMES WRIGHT, Author of the Philosophy of Elocution, Reading of the Uturgy,ficc. " We are so much pleased with the arrangemer.t of this Work, r:ltick is truly scientific in its principles, that we desire to offer tha Author our best praise. " We cannot sufficiently express the satisfaction with which we have perused this Work."—Critical Review. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave Maria-lane. This day were published, in Bvo price 12s. boards, SERMONS on the UNION of TRUTH, REA SON, and REVELATION, in the Doctrine of the Esta blished Church of England and Ireland. I reached in the yam 1814, 1815, 1816. By the Hon. and Rev. EDWARD JOHN TURNOUR, A.M. Formerly of St. Mary Hall, Oxford ; Chaplain to the Dowager • Countess Winterton ; Curate, Afternoon Preacher, and Dress ing Lecturer of Hampstead, Middlesex. - - - - - . - " The subjects are judidously chosen, and treated of in a plain and perspicuous manner, well suited to a popuiir audience. The sound doctrine of the Established Church is conirmed . by nu merous and apposite lineations from Scripture; and the neces sity of a pure and holy Christian life, is continually enforced in a mild, but earnest and persuasive manner. In the Sermons on the Reformation, the leading causes, which in various ages of the world, have opposed the progress of true Christianity, are stated and explained ; the corruptions of Popery exposed ; and the Faith of the Church of England clearly shewn to be the pri rniftre Christian Faith. In the Sermons also, the Author has introduced as little of controversy ar possible." British Critic, February, 19117.4 e " The Preachers in the Evartelical form may be prowl ot4uch a coadjutor as Mr. Tumour. We, whose views are literpry, can only regret that the manner sacrifices high powert to ;iere bibli cal quotations; but what would delight ns, would fail in impres sion with the common minds of Church Congregations. Mr. Tumour takes an idea of effect, and most powerfully supports it by Scripture. He declines all logic."—Supplenient to Gentle man's Magazine, June, Ibl9. Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and I3rown, Lon don. Or whom may be bad, by the same Author, The Warrileg Voice; a Sacred Poem, in two Cantos: ad dressed to Infidel Writers of Poetry, in Stet. price Ea. 6d. The Prowattant Church alone faitithl in linding the . Word of Goo, proved, by a contrast with the Chute of Rome; is a Lia rceu, price te. rim, on nu:lunar, the 2d of s o'Clock in the Morning, ' DER-ME? TIONED, . IZ. • 2 Gold Watches. 4 Crowns fordo. 6 Do. repeating do. 1 7olbs. r ipper. 2 Musical Snuff-boxes. bibs. Tea. 10 Freesia Cambric Elandker- g r Snuff-boxes. chiefs. l i a " ones Toys. 49 Teeth Foreign Linen. 6 Leather Dolls. 15 Natures (as per last Sa)e). . 1 Bird Organ. • 4 Ladies*.Leghwu Hats. 2 SinaU Looking glasses. The Uullof an *pen Boat broken up. !". roe Ntroavayson. . . • 2626 East India and other Silk 4 Silk Scarfs. • Ilandkerchieft. 20 Yards Silk Ribbon. ' 69} Yards East India Silk 2 Silk and Worsted Ihnd. Crape. kerchLf.. 4541 Ditto Foreign Silk. :7.6 Pair Silk Shoes. /Ili Ditto Ditto Velvet. 752 Ditto Leather Gloves. N.B. ft Goods cannot be delivered until the day after the Sale, but must be taken away within ten Days, or the Deposit Money (one third-part of the value of e::,ch Lo!) will be forfeited. PORT OF SOUTHAMPTON. By Order of the Honourable the Commissioners ,: his Majesty's Customs, on SATUaDAY, the 4th of September, 1819, precisely at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, at the Custom-House, at this Port, T HE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS, vIZ. DOS DEALERS AND OMURA: 147 Gallons of Foreign Geneva. 1011, PNIVATZ USA: 72 Gallons of Foreign Brandy, 67 Gallons of Foreign Geneva, 92 Gallons of French Wine, 12 Bottles of Old Hock Wine, and 3 Dozen of Glass Bottles ' • Which have been seized and legally condemned, and will be put up in Lots, for the accommodation of Purchasers, at the amount of his Majesty's Customs and Buis( Duties thereon respectively: At3he rime Time will be Sold, Twenty-nine Bottles of French Wine, and One lons hundred Palling Hoards and Slabs, Whieb have remained in the King 's Warehouse beyond the time allowed by law. The Spirits and Wine may be tasted in his Majesty's Ware house, on application to the Warehouse Keepet, between the hours of Niue and Twelve o'Cloek in the Forenoon, the Del previous to, and on the Morning of the Sale. THE NEW MONTI-ILY MAGAZINE and LI TERARY PANORAMA. The great variety of talent recently elhlbited in this Work, added to its very intercstirg embOlishments, having caused a greater demand for Numb ers than could be hr.mediately complied with, the Public are re quested to take notice, tint the Number published on the let of August, is the first of a NEW VOLUME, and those persons why may wish to avail themselves of this favourable opportunity for commencing it, are requested to forward their orders, with out delay, to their respective Book:ellen or Newsmen.—This Number will be found to exhibit, in every respect, a striking proof of the decided superiority of the plan of this .Magazine, which may be regularly transmitted abroad, by applying to any l'ost-Master. PLblished by Henry Colburn, Conduit -street, London; Bill aid Bradfute, Edinbutgb; and John Cumming, Dublin. THE COMET. GOSPORT, AUGUST 19. The Comet has not been visible since the Bth instant, but by the help of a tekscape. Its train has entirely disappeared, and the nucleus in the centre of the diffused Cema &hews itself o ily at intervals,_ and then no larger than a star of the sixth magni tude. On aear nights its progressive motion may still be trcccd amongst the fixed stars. From the 3d to the "nth ult. ha North declination increased 9 deg. 85 min. I:4 sec. and from that period to this date, it has decreased in North declination 1 deg. 30 min. 30 sec. Its position on the 19th inst. was a little above, and within a degree Eastward of a small star, just under the anterior right paw of the Great Bear, and will appear immediately over It in a few more evenings. It now comes to the meridian under the. Pole a few minutes before 11 r. at. Since the first evening of the Comet's appearance to the present time, It has moved in its orbit 15 deg. 39 min. 42 sec. to the Westward of Capella, and llt deg. 13 ado. nearer to Dablee. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERbAY. ST. LEGER. S to 1 apt Sultan (taken) 14 to I Aztico la 3i to 1 agst Lisette (taken) 11 to 1 apt The lAird 10 to 1 agst Minos 15 to 1 apt Archibald 11 to 1 apt Sir Walter 20 to 1 apt any other 12 to 1 apt Cardinal Wohey sto 4 the field apt trn. NOTTINGHAM RACES.,—THURSDAY, AUCtST tn. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of Fifty Pounds, for “Il ages. Two miles and a half. Mr. Platers br. f. Gammon, 4 yrs old, Bat. 51b. - 1 1 Mr. Scott's br. c. by Thunderbolt, 3 yrs old, ist - 2dr A Macaroni Stakes of 10 gs. each (seven subscribers.) Two miles and a half. Gentlemen riders. Mr. Simpson named ch. b. Formosus, aged, 12st. 51b. 1 Lord Surrey named br. g. by Orville, 5 yrs old, I I st n 21b. s No horse s were entered for the Handicap Stakes, and conse quently there was no race. Sir Rieman Surtax, Ban. and Was. Mamas, Esq. are nomi nated Stewards for the next 'car. There vials but a slender attendance of company at this Meet ing, compared with former years, which may be attributed to vatious causes, namely—the absence of families at the watering places, the operations of the harvest, and the depressed state of trade. Towards night-fall on Wednesday evening several depre dadons were committed on the Forest, by a gang of thitve3. In puticular, a countryman was attacked and stripped of all his i clothes while in a state of hatoxication,and he was left with no thing b ut an old smock frock, which the thieves threw over him to cover his nakedness. ABINGDON. At Abingdon Races, on Tuesday, the Subaerlhers' Cup was won by Mr. Nevill's Lepre.s, beating Douro Kit.g of Dia monds by only half a head.—,The ^ 3 Guinea Stakes was ev.ilv won; Mr. Dundee' Reuben', beating Mr. Sadler's Lady Leg. The Stakes of Three Guineas, with the Member's £3O Plate, was won in three excellent heats by Mr. Green's Diaper, beat ing three others.—Wednesday, Mr. Neville's cb. c. W At eas li s the Five Guinea Stakes ; beating Douro and Charming dolly._ The Wellington Stakes was won in a canter, by Mr. Coati's Clan Albin, beating Mr. Pryc4's Grimaldi—The Maiden Plate of Five Guineas with £5O added, produced three good heatt, and was won by Mr. L. Day's Swindon, beating five others.—The Races each day were numerously attended ; ar.d all the heats, with the exception of the Three-year cad Stokes, the drat day, wrote ncll contested. SOUTH AMLIIICA. We have received the subjoined accounts frog Venezuela, being several days later than the advices .which had previously reached us. It appears that a Spanish division of 1500 men in May was detached by Montu.o, for the purpose of making a dash on . Angostura ' a:.d, in the event of a successful com p 4e want, to burn and destroy the neighbourhood alto gether. This was MORILLO'S plan at the commence ment of the campaign, but it will be remembered he was arrested in his progress, when mid-way, by the difficulties he had to encounter, and the acti vity of General Parz. Considering the town after. General BOLIVAIt'S departure bare of troops, he pushed on a light column, notwithstanding the sea son was unpropitious. Generals MARINO and Ca: DENO covered the capital with 1900 men. These two bodies came in contact at Cal:tura, rear San Diego, on 12th June. The P - .y.Mists were pie kcd men, and at first the Tr dependents lost gr , aind.— General M A nix° s;.;zed a colour, placed himself aC the head of Ills ranks, and ord.ried the charge to be made with fixed bayonL,Ls. Animated by his wino:. and feeling the desperate situation in which airy were placed, his men pushed on t% ith firmness and alacrity, and in a short time the Spanish cciumn was brrAcen. The carnage that ensued was horrid—MAßV:o long unable to stop his men, so exasperated were they at the information they had received of the - E.pa. niard's plans from deserters. This is the action to which some allusion was made in the American Pa pers last received. PORT SPAIN, TRINIDAD, .TULt 2. I ',fete you by the Melpomene Ciptain Redman, and T now enclose you an import a nt Bulle tin of General Marino, who has struck a great blew—to it I refer. General Bolivar has foil wed up General Santander's rz. eels, by cnering New Granada on the one aide, while Santander purrucr his victory on the other, and b e f ore Morillo can incom n ode him on any of his positions in Venezuela, I expect that *tich country will he in his hands. Bolivar's troops left behind may advance upon Morino it the hilly country, or penetrate into New Granada, but Morillo can , not enter the plains in tkis wet season, as they arc overflewed, and no shelter to be had; but General Bolivar 's communications are open by the Orinoco, Apure, and Meta, at all times from Angostura to Santa Fe. OFFICIAL BULLETIN. " I have the honour to inform your .F..xcellency of the com plete victory just gained by the army under my command, over the Spanish division under Colonel Arana, comi.osed of the whole of :heir forces in th.s prt.vince, and the regiment of La -Reyna which came to join th em from Comana. " dote than a thous•lnd dead bodies, the whole of their ar maments, ammunition, horses, cattle, baggage, colours, musical instrument,, papers, &c. Irate all Ulm into our hands. "I am still ex.mining th he:d of battle and consoling the wounded on both sides. To-morrow I will ghe to your La' tcrl lency the details of the affair, &c. (Signed) "SANTIAGO MARINO, OeneraL " Cantaura, June 12, 1819. in. CbLf. " To his Excellency the Vice-President of the State." EXTRACT OF AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENVOY OF THE nEronsic OF VEXLELTELA, IN LONDON. I.ngostura, Jun.,. 22, 1819. Ott the Roth of this month I L..d the satisfaction of writing to you, enclosing the Pullet:1: ut General Marino, relative to the important victory w!:,4 he luAl gained uver the Royalist army in the Province hi I.l.,recluoa. In consequence of the ti-tent inflicted by our General, Mr tander, on the Royalist .triny, which zelvanetsl from Santa Fe Oa4uta, to join Mori:io, to.: l'r...ident, General Bolivar, has tittered New Clanada ; and :Arcady intelligence has been re ceived cf In.ppy prugeess mAde there by the arms of the Pe pulsiic. From it:l p:11-4 or N.w iiranatla, &potations from the Cities and their Itihabi.acts present thentselves, congratulating him on his victories, and s.ll'aing him men and money. Mnrido ran in nu way obstruct the march of cur troops into New Granada. At the same time the positions of our armies in Venezuela have nothing to tear from the entrny ; enjoying, as they do, the great advantage of free communication by the Rivers Orunt.csi, Apure, and Meta, even to Santa Fe da Bogota, the capital of New Granada. In a short white all the it of this Kingdom will be r,:l of the power ui the Spaniards, and our Armies will be grea:ly augmented. On the :3th of !:Ist inopth sailed from Margaretta, to di‘cm... hark b e l o w In (iti.co, an es peilition consisting of 1,. , :n0 Bea: - h nd VenezueLtii. We have no dcubt that they will haaily sues et dis entering the eapii.:l of Corneas. M toy advantaves have been gained by the anus of tile Republic during the pre sent campaign, which we believe will end w:th the destructica of the enemy, and the complete liberation of the whole terri:cry of the Republic. Our Goveznment is deeply penetratetl with the sentimerts which :Amite you as..a h.stive of Vtueatiela, znil hs Pltnipo tentiary in Creio Britain. It avill for ever record In its the purl:Alm, saeritl.va, and extraortli.tory exertions by v! irh you have diszinai.ht.... yourself frrin the hetlnniuv of '.r.- r:ous itvvoitit , on, not only iromedi.dely aftei it, when von tiv.7Q in this country, but v.h.o i con:patty with our Presidmr, Ce. Lend Bolivar, you v::.! to Landon, as Joint-Deputy with I:i;ti Lam the fiat ltit:prerne junta, as well as all the subsequent perFds during v . bich you have resided there, as Plenipotentiary of :1.0 Ittpuhl:c, dischar;ing to the &nisi:action of our Government r.ll the fun:tions whh h:cts vt u have been charged. The Coverinae::t th..t you will procutd with the szre real as before, ytomoting by t eery possib'e means the irteres:s of this Republic. T. G. IWSCIO, • Minister for I'e7eiga 'its Tv Sig. Den I.oyez Mendez, PLaiposiali.rry or :be i uuc cG Ver.p , zuthr L Ler.dcn. . • 4 . A • • I I I A • / I I .• ; • •; I r . . 0 . I ' • / , ) • • I ' / I 4 4 • 1 I • • I ••• • 1 , .. v 1 i , i I 1 , '1 • if I 1 . ' . 1 . ' t i TRAVELLING TO IRELAND. THE TALBOT STEAM PACKE T, b etween 110LYIIEAD and nowrn, will sail, during the pre sent month of August, on the Bth, the 10th, the 12th, the 14th, the 16th, the 18th, the 20th, the 22(1, the 24th, the 26th, the 28th, and 30th, precisely at Reit &Clock in the Morning. The admirable accommodation of this Vessel for Passengers, Carriages, &c. are aireadr well known ; and she regularly per forms the voyage in eight Hours. R. frLzlonents may be had on board. SALES BY AUCTION. BATLIABOROUGH MANOR ESTATE, NEAR BRIDGE WATER, SOM ERSETSO I RE. WINSTANLEY aticl SONS respectfully beg leave to acquaint the ' Public , that the SALE of the BAT TLEBOROUGH ESTATE, advertised to take Fi.‘et: at the Fox and Goose, South Brent, on Frid..y, the 27th inntmt, is unavoidably POSTPONED for a short rime. Due notice when the day of Sale shall be finally arrauged, will be given in this and other Papers.--Paterpostor-r0w,274 August, 1819.