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,I)os4oodollcalorlslatorstlirneti:trowcckhsaosef tiofleSAtetaimgu.best:t a i rd w g h iv ic e h y w ou il , l i a n u t th he or n i a se me y : u f n; I ; i t a a n ry d I r a w n i k n which will be proportioned to the The Aeufoundland &nand of th e 6 t h N merits which, by your submission, you to his Majesty. states, that the weather has been so wet and u Can be more flattering for a good man, able for the previous fortnight or three week to contribute to the happiness of his some instances, we are told • it was found net, , and the prosperity of the regions remove the half-cured fish from th e fl k received his birth. Religion, justice, and aes ba to the stages to be re-salted, the termivation of a war of brethren the only variance with the sentiments of hu- preventing it from being wholly spoiled. 1 which I am animated, for the complete of fish this season on almost every pa r t d• 'this Continent. has been considerably short of cite usu a , to be persuaded of these principles, an d there are few instances in which din e with security on the guarantee which I an . • the Fishery have not be en severe losers. the mean time, I pray GOD to preserve (Signed) His Excellency the GOVERNOR, takill, i t " PABLO MORILLO: deration the present distress of the I ente n i OP BRIGADE PEDRO ZARAZA, TO SENOR from the recent f mrs ortunes to nhich it Las E DON PABLO MORILLO. " Head-quarters, De Ins Boquerones, jest, and the failure of the Fishery this October 5, IBM been pleased to snake a reduction of 2.5 per that there is any thing in common be- dye Government Rents for the current year,, me to authorize you to apply to me. exceedingly on receiving your two letters the same be immediately p a id i n . 24th of September of this year; for The Boston Papers give the particulars c • with a tyrant such as you are is the respondence between the Hannibal of tl t that can be offered to a patriot like JACKSON,and 1 G t G overner of Georgia, at . confounded when I think what causes persuaded you to think that I could be of tJle invasion of Florida, and the nurninl retraying my duty, my honour, and my. Cheh iw village. The correspondence sons count r y, passing over to the disgraceful standard series of letters, remarkable for thei r ne vi ...edinand. The more I think of your audacity, aLtise. , JACKSON ' , the General in Chi e f , a • confounded, without knowing what PI have felt very indignant that the t orture; stain which you have wished td at- . gia should ,dare to interfere in his work of name, by endeavouring to draw me over 'the King. tion on the roor defenceless Indians. 11re t :customed as you are to s ell the litszrties of on ills part, claimed part of the. honour, an, . the favours of a Tyrant, you have tiered Captain WRIGHT to make the atu persuading yourself that ail men parti• . , hat hombre massacre it was followed, re, - own unnatural character. I despise, " yourself, the document; which you detail. In the sequel the General sad they labriCated or be they genuine.— abuse one another. Tire General swears Senor Morillo, th it by this vile trick Governor does not understand his dirty, an 'ail upon me to abatidon that cause . sight to order the Military. The Govern( , and to disgrace myself by serving 0.1 J.soesoN, that the United State s w ill b orders. It is unworthy of a General to such low intrigue to seduce his cue- by military despotism. We rq;let the lengt yon had not already been coverej with letters prevents us Irons giving this beau: your atrocious and perfidious conduct, men of iniiitary authority brought into cn would proye you to be one of the the high official duties of an American Governor ! • Letters have been received from Chariest Carolina, via Liverpool, to the 2 2J instal we are happy to state, represent the denim this Manufactures as havi.ig considerably The following are extracts from Letters n respectable ManuYacturing houses: • " CHARLESTON, NOVEN " Trade, which was uncommonly flat. and in all the plincipal ports of the Unit the fall, has considerably revived, and nt has prevailed in the markets since the c ;Inn of the present month. Our inland orders as extensive, that they have very material the stocks of manuf:tctured goods ou hand is every appearance of the stores being qc previous to the usual time of arrival of cargoes." deceived in supposing me in particu generous-seraiments—to know the my country, oppressed by so many : same sentiments me possessed by al companions in arms ; and I am not the -;an bo.ist of 'wing humane towards our . thoiyli the disasters of our country, Spani.irds, have obliged us sometimes to the same severity, we have al nitely mote clemency 11.111 the Deso 7a. humanity, you say, disposes you to . reconciliation. Peace with tyrants is igaiast Liberty : there cannot be peace criticer and the victim. If you wish territory from your odious presence, le remains of the expeditionary army still infested. Had . you loved hunia ' not have come to exterminate us, remained in Spain, faithfully serving' Nation, and not the Usurper. enemies of the Spaniards, we are ge them, and therefore yielding to the my companions in arms, 1 have inn to you an amnesty, in the name of offering you an absolute pardon for 1?-;, and you will be admitted into the ,Luela, with a military rank propor merit you evince when you pass over - to place yourselves under our ban .atulate you on your having at length ipassionate sentiments, : and on your (uage. You now employ, with the' , the sweet names of religion, justice, vhieh you have to this day been a beneficial influence of our climate, of our fellow.citizens, appear to have Castilian arrogance of yourself and tons in arms. -ve the Republic of Venezuela for the • tyrants. " MORO ZAHAZA." ANOTHER I.F.TTER-NOVEMBP.R " Lam happy to inform you, that since 1 trade has materially altered for the better garde European manufactures; and n.ost bulky consignment per the Ceres has g prices beyond my former expectations. goods, particularly printed cottons, wooll and kerseymeres, we have a very good den a fair prospect of a considerable increase.—' of Emigrants (chiefly from England an. that have arrived, during the summer an, been astonishingly great: many of them w. in a most deplorable state of rags and wre and were under the necessity of being sup! several days after their arrival, on casu The greater part of them bend their tour interior and Western States, where there i formed, sufficient employment for all that to work, particularly labourers and hand which classes compose the great bulk of arrive. I have, however, frequently had (during the three years I have resided her val of individuals and families, ofprope spectability, who, dissatisfied with the exi of things in England, have fled hither, as! than once been told, to escape the paynn taxes. Though the emigration of laboure amities be considered by many as nothing a healthy drain, when the parent State bec stocked, I cannot, as an Englishman, vies nued arrival of . such numbers of my c without the most painful feelings : every mechanic abducted from the country wh his allegiance, however humble his tale verishes the parent State in an equal nine dustry contributes to enrich the land of hi The improvement of trade in the United which your Papers have continued to noti. months past, does not seem to have girt check to the tide of emigration, which stil undiminished force into every part of the The numbers that from time to time though great, are as nothing, compared flux at the Northern and Western ports; 2 of the vigilant and restrictive penalties o the water, several instances have come own knowledge, where complete machin rious branches of manufacture has been brc Another letter, dated November 22, sa' news from you'r side of the water, as to ti of the Cotton Markets, has in no vrari EVENING STAR. LONDON. DECEMBER 26, 1818. ;.-11oliday at the Bank, Exchequer, and South-Sea House. to the 20th ult. arrived this morning. iblished in the New York &Tiling Post Surgeon of the ship Chauncey of that city: lge to the Pacific Ocean, states, that Rio Janeiro, that ship was taken the Officers of the Customs, on being a pirate, and the Officers were feral days in a dungeon. On the in- SUMPTER, the American Minister, released, and pro Fer measures have been (Mister for obtaining satisfaction for _lre of Georgia assembled on the 3d iovernor RABUN, in his Message to the gives a history of the transactions of 'age, and states that Captain WRIGHT, in May last, has not been appre- Governor states that, during the year ived from the United States, 377,04'2 being the balance due to the State of account of the sale of Western Lands.— Legislature, by which the sum of was appropriated to the support of and the same sum for the improve- Navigation, which sums he was or the Bank or other profitable Stocks, no further than by appropriating e-., , • - ~- • t • . .' . t4' 44 A-. ' 0 ..6,:... • , :• • • i * kiV•‘ • N --. . . - • I 41.. . ' • . \ - . - 1 ‘ • . , . • .. - 4 • g osoes. . _ _ . 0.. 4 1 I. • the various trusts of the Government, should relieve der your orders ; r .1110/WICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE. him from theload by which he was bent down. the King, a mili rrHE LONDON MEMBERS of this OFFICE, - Theieouncil of State promisee{ to comply with the to obtain it, and -A- white Policies soqdre ost the nth pecineber, will be fur- wishes of the Supra* Chief, and to -accelerate as services-and men alba with Deli v o - lidei.siimd i tr L is a m ing rectoes , ona pps- much as possible the realization 1 of g an object so im- will render to his 1. cation at the Mee, No. so, IMMeimeme,'lbelitriars. r e ttant to the re-establishment apd repose of the " Nothing can Atw forme Pollefes will condom *force for }Wen Days ir e t than to be able u -- alter the espiretton *erect ''. r . - ift preme Chief then named General Urda- fellow -creatures, i h . - . - ' VENEZUELA. so nets, President ad interim of the Council of Govern- in which he recei meat, and Messrs. Rossio and la Penalver, members of nature, demand t .I • - -lite same. Dr. Grertia Cadiz was also named Secre- which is at var - SITTING Or THE COUNCIL OF STATE, OCT. 1. tary. of the Connell of State. • manity with whit . • GENERAL STAFF: ' . pacification of thi s , The Members of the Council of State being assem-," I desire you 1111LLETIN OF TIIE LIBERATING ARMY o r VENEZUELA, bled in the Palace orthe Government, by order of OCTOBER 13, 1818. and to count wit] his Excellency, who therein presi, the Supreme " Notwithstanding we have no general movement offer you. In the you many years. Chief opened the Session by the following Speech: *•• 4 or battle to record in our Bulletins, we have the sa- , ' • ~- Gilmour or res Cooscu. or Sura t i tisfaction to announce to the army the progress of 1 ' ' • " Called by my duty to the field of honour, I can- • the advanced corps, the discredit of the Royal army THE GENERAL OF I l , not leave, the Capital without previously consulting . in-all the territory which it occupies, and happy aus- Di , . the will of the Council of State. With the greatest pices under which the approaching oampaign will satisfaction I present to you copies of Decrees lately be , opened. . , . issued ; revised , modified , and corrected by the wis- " I know not th , The detachments aid Guerillas of the brigade ; dom of the Council, they may attain a desired state tween you and n of General Zaraza have had frequent encounters I blushed exceeds of perfection. The Council, of State, by its institu- • with sk i es of the enemy in the districts of Chagua- of the 2d and 241 lie I • don; enjoys a great part of the attributes of the Le- ,Orituco, ChaguaramiK and Calbario, in which communication u I dat i ve P ower, and they are bound to exercise them tamai we have always been victorious, preventing the enemy 1 . or f the benefit f the Republic. I flatter myself, on. grratest outrage I i , -ftom . obtaMing cattle, seizing their horses, killing the myself. lam co the opening of the present campaign, that the arms . Guerilla Chiefs, Commandants Bachaco, Lugo, Ito- of Venezuela, retaining their former glory, will ae- could have persu fino , and . Cacareno , , and Captains Jose 31edino and capable of betray quire new advantages, and complete &ere-establish- 'Teespier Escobar, and many of their soldiers, and i • ment of the Rgublic. .The blood of so many thou.- taking a number of prisoners. country, b •y, y pass' sale& will psi rave been spilled on our country with- of Ferdinand. 1 " The result of.the oper ation s of the flying mums e s h . out wavhing away the stains of tyranny. The freedom ..e lore )(, am cc /which the army of the West-maintains -in the enemies of Venezuela, in spite of the whole power of Spain, to attribute the si i • appears infallible. The arms of the King, humbled terrteer y , have been more decisive and more im p or, tack to my name tent. Lieutenant-Colonel Vicente Pena; towards the in so many bloody and glorious actions, have lost all to the party of th end of August last, having penetrated as far as Asta that character which reodcred them formidable; " Accustomed Gracie., in the jurisdiction of d i n Carlos, encountered . their numbers have considerably diminished, their your country fur a body of 200 cavalry of the enemy, under the corn. hopes have fallen in such a manner, that they are no succeeded in pen $ maad of Torraiba, attacked it, and completely routed . longer animated by the smallest confidence. Our cipate in your o a it, killing p o r tion of the men, taking forty p risoners , Army has now received what we have always beenas much as Ido among whom was the Commander himself, 'in want cf, arms and ammunition, and it is at pre.. 300 sent to ,be th , horses, arid :XX) cattle, which•it Was conducting ni I sent equipped as well as we could wish. Liberal San Carlos, without su ff ering the smallest loss. Do >on think, S . f. •reigners, and more particularly brave Englishmen , y ou Could preva • • • " The corps under the command of Lieutenant - taustmg after beneficent glory, have incorporatei which I follow, Colonel Jose Jesus Angulo, which scoured the other themselves with our 'troops. On all sides we have under our order bank of the Apure, was equally successful in encoun- . • experienced the favours of PRoVIDENCE ; the friends have recourse to tering at Jpbo- a party of the enemy, of 200 men. of ju.tice, of humanity, and of commerce, from re- miss • and if on I mote countries, have sent aid to Venezuela. Bythis ;di all our divisions have been increased, anikplaced, cattle. • under the ordert of Palmero, conducting .500 • ` ' • ienommy, by you Palmero was compleatly brat, and made his escape this . step alone si 1 with some others, on foot through the thickets, leav- •on such a footing as •to be able to act separately. v ilest of men. . 'The enemy will be simultaneously attacked on ail the ing many tlead on the field, and more than fitly pi i- " Do not be d sonars in our power, all their horses, provisions, & c . . points he occu pies, and if fortune grants us victory, Far to entertain " Anot he r camp of those which are employed es every thing seems to announce, soon will arrive fl y i ng true interests of in front of San Fernando, penetrated in pursuit of a . the happy day when we shall see our country freed disasters. The s: 1 frotit tyrants, and the Government of the Republic part of the enemy, as far as the environs of Caht- most all my corn . bezo, .witho . ut meeting with any obstacle.; but no- re-established in all its perfection. Animated by • - rich flattering hopes, I hasten to pro pose to the thing is so interesting as the event of the Spanish only one who car enemies. And d Commander Rocha, who wish threo hundred cavalry Council of State the coneqeationsof the Congress of caused by the S p Venezuela. And• although the moment is not yet placed under his orders, in the jurisdiction of San L . arlos, paesed o ver , to us, and . joined Lieutenant- . to have reconrse 7 ... arrived when our afflicted country can enjoy the re- stays shewn infin Colonel Vicente I e ns , who carries on operations in L • • quisite tranquillity to enter on deliberations with due uatori of Irri • • CTIC.. i information and success, we may nevertheless before- that term itory, bringing with him all the useful horses ;. ' " • The love of I 4 • and mules at his disposal, and all the provisions he . i . • an d take such measures that will lead to the rec t o- ward s a general r • had collected to send to San Carlos. This o ffi cer as- , , ration of our. Republican Institutions. However a conspiracy agai • cur e s us, that by his junction the enemy's cavalry is arduoas this eeterprise may appear, we ought not to betwsea the sari reduced to nothing. be discouraged by obstacles, others infinitely greater peace, free our t . " From the declarations of Rocha an.! Torralba, . • , 1 ; we have already overcome, and nothing appears im- possible to men who have sacrificed every thing toind the*miscrablc and the other prisoners made in the Lower Apure, • • • .' by which it I , st: and those of all the prisoners made by the bri g ade obtain their free loin. In the mean while that our t ' I sea; riors are fighting, let our peaceable citiz e ns exe c- of General Zaraz.i, and of all the individuals who are bat ' . ' Province would have r i cise the august functiens of Sovereignty. We ought iacessantly joining us, the result i s, that t h e . .the• Cores of the t of Coro is in a complete state of insurrection against \ alt to be employed in tl:e health of the Republic, as the party of the King. Although em 1 we all unanimously wish to obtain it. It does not . ne.ous towards ti-, " It is a good many days since this notice was suffice for oar Armies to be victorious ; it dots not supplicatious of communicated . to us, but ieu use h as been madeof it 11 ' ' I suffice for our enemies to disappear from our land, that the whole world should ecknowled e Our nor g till now, that the information coming to us from all truth, it a .t nd . wh t ich gives the greatest certainty of its deigned te return the üblic 1 off s p , 1 1 . ind epen d ence ; ;we still requite more. We must be free under liberal auspices, emanating from the most sacred source, which is the will of the people. I have convened you. in order that you may be able to deli- eidied to keep any longer from the army the knowledge of so important an - event. " The General in Chief of the Staff, (Signed) " CAULOS SOURCE your past crimes service of Nrenezu dolled to the mer with your troops T T E. • ners. -I• co m p a s s l,gi .1 berate on the important points I have offered to your • e llead.q ne Angort " consideration ; and I more particularly call the alien- • . U 2 rs ' - un. . adopted co • tint of the Council to the early convocation of the LETTERS PROM GENERAL SIOR I:. LO, GENERAL ZA RA Z.A, change bu of lan s NSWR. .National Congress ; without hearin g your opinion, I „ AND A utmost amenity, have not ventured to resolve on this measure, not " Sin—l last ye year wrote to, you the annexed let- an d nature, to w l . . ter, to be delivered by the Priest, Don Gabriel Sutel, feeling myself empowered to take upon me the re- stranger. Tlie b - The and having directed it to the Commandant, M art i - sponsibility or merit of this important step.and the tirmne s c Council, if they should deem it proper, can nominate itez Oriaoco, to be delivered to the said Ecclesiastic, humanized the e you had gone to the interior of the Llanos, as far as a Special Committee, to be entrusted -with the forma- your companions Chaguaramas, and it was impossible to g i ve it to rr G e e tion of the project and manner of carrying into effectpreserve you. Unfortunately, the mission of t hi s respectable the popular Elections. The Council of Governmentdestruction of its Priest was then without effect ;bat now that circum- a b eain returns to exercise the functions of their Insti- , stances ought to present you with the true state of tution, and will continue reinstated from the day o f • TII E things, as they are in themselves, and that the latest • -my departure. I invite the Sections of the Council -- -- of State to revise, with the most sciupuloas attention, events leave no room to doubt respecting the teriai- the Decrees lately issued ; and I will receive, with all nation of this disastrous sear ; it seems to me that ybu • due consideration and espect, whatever observations will endeavour to avail yourself of the favourable op- . s additions, and improvements, the Council may think portunity which now presents itself of lawfully serv- . • proper to make to me on any of the points entrusted in g y our countr y . SATURDA " I repeat the assurance to you of what I then Sr. STETHEWs DAV.- tO its charge." The Secretary then proceeded to read all the De- said, an d Father Sutel is especially instructed to skew crees presented to the consideration of the Council, you various original documents, which will give you and they were ordered to be distributed to the various much light respecting your fate, and enable you to Boston Papers t • departments, in order to their being revised and pre- judge of your companions. A letter publish ' . fenced to the Council in the next Session. It will rejoice me exceedingly, if you sincerely from the Sur g eon l The Supreme Chief proceeded in his speech,n d• embrace the party of the King, end contribute to the . • -ound • • on a voyat nifesting the necessity and importance of the creation pacification of V b enezuela, like a good subject of his, .• I i l l . of a. Constituent Body, which might give to the Go- Ma j est y , which is wh at is m ost desired b y your.af- on toucning at vernment a form and character of lit • leea . y• and per- fectionate servant, (Signed) possession •of by In order to organize thepopular assem- rti y :mem . " PABLO MORILLD." suspicion of her b blies, the Supreme Chief again pointed out the tits. TO SENOR DON ZARAZA• confined 'for sever 1 I geticy of a Special Committee, in order to form the " Ikad-quarters, Caraccas, Sept. 24, ISIS. terference of Mr. : i project of a regulation that was to be observed in the ~ SlR—Various principal persons of this capital they were release( 1 . elections which were 'to precede the convocation of hav e assu r e d me o f your sentiments , and that tgood taken by that Mil i the Cengress. .. jour good conduct, amidst the agitations which have This point was deliberately discussed, and at length devastated 'tthese beautifel provinces, has not been this abuse. . 1 all the Members of the. Council agreed, and named • ' ' stained by the cruel and sanguinary actions which The Legislatur I • ' a Special Committee, consisting of six persons, viz. are reducing it to a vast desert. These same indivi- instant. Govern( Dr. Rossio, Director of Finance President of the duals have persuaded me that you are not far from same; Intendant of the Army, ' Don Fernando Pe k • two Houses, eiVI - mowing your true interests, and the happiness of - s.the Chehaw valet I 'salver ; Dr. Juan Martinez, President of the H igh your country, oppressed by so many disasters. The Court ofJustice ; Dr. Ramon Garcia Cadiz, ]pr. Luis love of humanity, the desire by which lam animated since his escape 1 • i ! . . • Peraza, and Don Diego Urdaneta, Auditor at War. t h at a genera l reconc ili at i on s h ou ld term i nate t h e I h ea d e d . Th e G c - The Supreme ChieT then &dared his most ardent horrors of civil war, and 'that all the inhabitants of I wishes to see the Government of the Republic re- V enezue l a should ' return to the enjoyment of the' past, he has recess established as early as possible, under •a Representa- goods of peace andabundance, ' rive form • manifesting the impoisibility of a General the • 1 induce me to yield dollars, it being Georgia on accou to supplications of such good subjects ofhis Ma- $ being at the same time a Magistrate and the Creator , t ; of a new Government ; that nothing was more • in. the Priest, Bachelor Don Jose Gabriel Sutel, ema- 1250 000 dollars w • 1 • compatible with his personal character, his duty and nates from my authority • and that the propositions '' :Fire 'Schools, an situation, than the exercise of the governing func- which shall be ver b a lly y ' 4 11 , f made to you by this excel- • tions ; that hitherto through necessity he had filled lent Ecclesiastic are guaranteed by my word. ment of Internal : , • . . , .. such opposite duties, but the time had arrived when - e You will so many illustrious citizens, capable of discharging. with the command of the farce which you have un- I he has executed , .:, . !.. . .