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, e ' i c r ,, D ER /3! cot Barletta of The Dandy Family and the Ascot Asckles, ID spick sic ponies run several heats over a rage-course formed lo corni ce pistforent, combining the whole extent of the gu t Ridi • l•Szhool, and exhibiting thereon post-chaises , er, &baits, caavans, carts, and a four-in-hand barnuche, awn b, horses, having excited the surprise and ap. Inbatioo of crowded audi,ames, will be repeated every even ill, to commence at Hail-past Six o'Llock precisely. ROYAL A "MPHITIICATRE, ( ASTLEY'S), W I NSTELBRI DOE, Urger the pAtronage of their Royal Highnesses the Punt g L cial and Dexe of Yoax. _ _ THIS EVENING, TO-MORROW, and S ATUR- D o o , n m be presented, tenth time, a new Equestrian Eariets, called THE DANDY FAMILY .44D THE ASCOT JOCKTES. In whicissSiz Real Potties will start for a Sweepstakes, to be decided in Pre Hata, four times round the Course, (being nearly the third of a 614, each Heat. BURS NIANSHIF, by Mr. Avery.—Also the Troop of tut , or di r .sey tee..—The Fcas.int's Frolic, by Air. Mik.3l.—" lA •doi Adulterations," by Mr. Slornan.—The nro Maionsialles Eb:ELZI's scientific and eiegart Dancing on two R epo —To conei,;de with the laughable Equestrian Burletts of PtitiL;Glinji. PI CK LE; or, Hawser Trunnion en Horse but. L ar odscing a mai Fox-chase, with Dogs, Hones, sad ntorimer full cry! Duor::.peo at Half-pmt Five ; begin at Halflast Six. Sevad Ptico Lidfapast Eight.--A Private Boa may be had . _ - THIS DAY TTNTIL Twelve o'Clock at Night you may pur l.) the Whole or a Share of the Sixth Ptizs above wiLiJi must be £40,030 or £23,000, GILIZA.RD and Co. the ContrActors, Royal-F.:dune. The Lntt,ry finally draws TO-MjItROW 3101tNING NINE O'CLOCK. All the f.t CAPITALS, I-7.,luclins Two of 50,000, &c. &c. must be Drawn TOZIORROW, AS Dc LoLtny A few rackets and Shares yet retrain unsold, and may now k had (warranted undrawn). of HAZARD and Co. Contrac rr,ntheirvny old Once, ROYAL EXCHANGE, London, - Way th-lr Agents throughout the Country, who have al may Shared and Sold in th.: present Lottery, SEVEN CAPI TAL PRIZES; in the Last Yeir's Lotteries, Five Prizes of tow, and in farmer Lotteries, Prizes to du amount of MANY MILLIONS. This day was published, Th e st. es td E i litice, with Correctior.s and Additiortn, in On: V temo. prize 7s. 6d. plain, or 10s. 6d. coloured, CONV:::RSATIONS ON BOTANY, with Twenty Engravings. Tar *zit of this Work is to enable young persons to actriirc sknowledv of tlir v.gatable productions of their native coun try; for this purpoic the arrangement of Linnzus is brit:fly ex p:ainr4, and a native plant of each class (with a few exceptions) he:mined, and illustrated by an Engraving ; and a short An oint is add d of some of the principal foreign Species. Printed for Loaginan, Hurst, lied, Orme, and Brown, London. LTON LATIN PROSODY, BY DR. CAREY. This day was pubi.hed, in Idro. price Is. 6d. bound, P - HE ETON LAT, N PROSODY, illustrated Wi th English F.tplanatices of the Rules and Authoddee from the law Poets. In an App.ndir s are added Rules tw the In. nnisensa 4 Nlcarm u it Vat*. and a Metrical Key to the Oki of Horace.--By 301iN CAREY, LLD. Classical, Preach, end Er3lish Teadvr. Priam: tor Longmy, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of wheal may be had, by the same Author s Claris Metric. Viigiliana. Latin ?rowdy mad.: Easy. 3c.42,,irg Extrcism f.r loots Prosodiansi Alplialktiml Key to " Propria qua Ilaribns„" des, Puletoa of the Lndn Accidence. HOOKE'S RONIAN IrISTORT. - day was publi.,bel, in Kenn Yoh. tom. price XS. 15s. 6d. boards, a new Edition, illustrated with Maps, of THE ROMAN HISTORY, from the Building of P.trne to the Rein of the Commonwealth. By N. HOOKF., Esq. Lida:': Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingban ; T. Egerton, C-k sod Sons, J. Nom:, J. Cuthtll, Scatcherd and Letter. "P. P. :lay, Longman, Hurst, Efts, Orme, and Brown ; ttal and Darin, Carpenter and Son, J. and A. Ar:l 3 , 1 . 67 -*•• 4 1 " r! Ca Black, Kingsbury, and Co. J. Black and Son, itatha4ou 8. Kirby, J. lslawman , Cradock, td icy; J. dooker, rt. Priestly, T. Hamilton, IL ' Fenner J. L., R. Blunders ; Ogles,Doncan, and Cuchne ;T. Ilualses, Grenlud, li. liernoleq, T. ar.d J. Allman, W. H. Reid, T. kne, Ltnytl and Son ; and Wilson and Sans, York. ACCIIITS CHEMICAL TESTS. ir; was published, with Copper-plates, and very consider. 'l7 =l4 is One Vol. demy 12mo. price 9s. extra board., APRACTICAL TREATISE on the USE and 41. APPLICATION of CHEMICAL RE-AGENTS or Mt; Ihcond Edition, wi t h c onc i se Di rect i ons f or Analyzing rx:s ci Metal!, Soils, tlanures and Mineral Waters, illustrated auks cf Esperimea ts By FREDRICK ACCIThI, Operative Chemist. 1 %. hnly published by the same A u th or , CHXMCAL Alltr3t , 11 1 , - ?; Callthdr' 160 curious and interesting Experi m ents. Third ~"ct.o".C.:4lSmo. price 9s. extra boards. F o r NS =wing veurr.e, see the Gentleman's and Philo. uPmcal ;lamina, Ate. &c. tee dun : itinted for Thomas Boys, No. 3, Paternoster-row, 11122. C.:riptide; and sold by all Booksellers. tot of acy Country New s p a p er , w h o w ill i nsert wnt Nlie of this itivatisemem twice, within Three Months 171 Jd l .O May, after h. w i ng sent t h e two P apers conta i n i ng * ewnic7s to the Publisher, re c ei ve On e C opy o f eac h 4.14 sziing al order for the same thr oug h t h e medium of Tops ~dent. CAUTICN. rpiE extensive demand for the following Articles Ltaa occasioned r.g.nerot! imitations, the Public are re- P M l u-I.T informed that th e genuine has the Si,;nature and eid wig nide Proprittor on the Lobel : ATKINSON'S FLUID ,;Growih of the }Lir. founded on a discovery of the 41 kich occasion baldness; it prevents the hair failing of Irey, and where baldness has already taken planes us..aillows, perspiration, change of climate, or herclitarf . '; 44 : it veil restore it to its original streng th and thickrius. Naahle references to this fact are given in a Pamphlet en t !cezd each Battle. 1c also frets the Hair from sz,:rf, -.ft and glossy as silk, and kap; it 6 cuzidueng exe ag or walking, or in damp weather. Prite Ss. 61 tt !..r.ussers VEOZTABLE DYE krC 7. er Gie , 7 4 o: Red :l a i r oa the Head or 1 .r.i15:. - ers to a ftiacl Colaw.tvaPrra.rizieted's.Plros.e"Z. innocent, and to g.vs a ;„,„ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL °7 a S SW process, which frees it fram a 1 fed:a:dug Freckles, Redaccs, and hardness from the 1'7 4 ,1;,.." 31 ts Chapping, ;led makes Naft, whirr., and even. aad prepared with pl.:s Soap, for Slum p-as ti and la. each. t ,it. aeta. :garces : Atkinson, Perf=er, No. 4s G.:::-41-strrsts • rust Parr-ern and Ila:r-ri:zassa in r.r. tr 7. ---- 4.. *I , • tirk - 0 ,4 •I . - iic' - - - b • ...,... ,• ...,,,, 7.1. r.„ COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. TRUSTEES. The Duke of 1113YLAVD, The Marquis of Bocusosuds, The Marquis of NOILTYASITTOI. _WILLIAM hum, Esq. M.P. S. B . Mou.sws. Esq. M.P. And SIXTY DIRECTORS. Managing Director—J. T. Bazars Beaumont, Esq. V.A.S. EM 'RNS to the amount of 18,2001. have been R paid within the four last years to those who have been in sured Seven Years ; a greater Advantage to the Public than has been hitherto yielded by any well secured Establishment. And the Public may rest assured that claims epos this Mice are never defeated upon mere legal objections, in order to enhance these re. turns, but that demands are paid in full, with the utmost prompt ness. Experience has proved that, in the business of Fire In surance, a large Permanent Capital, in addition to the fluctuating assets arising from the premiums, is necessary for Solid Security. This permanent and additional Capital the Original Members have provided to the merit of 400,0001 and they alone are re. aren a / a le for loses. Agents arc appointed in all the principal towns, who are also Agents to the Paortesurr Tare Orines, founded on similar principles. PORT OF PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, By Order of the Honourable the Corornissoners'of his Ma!rsty's Customs, on TUESDAY, the 7th July, 1818, at Ten o'Clozk In the Forenoon, at the CUSTOM-HOUSE, in this Port, T HE GOODS UNDERMENTIONED, Geneva, Brandy, Tobacco, Anchors, Rope, Wine, Tlonzy, Snuff, Sallad Oil, Castile Soap, Sugar eals, Handspikes, Raf ters, Cocoa, Salt, Chocolate, Mats, R ice, Grapnels ; the broken up Hu ll s of Two Vessels, with their Materials, and a Boat, whole. For Payment of Duties and Charges. - Snuff, Pimento, Snap, Sugar, old Books, Apparel, Wine, Sc gars, Beads, Fowling Piece, Muslin, Cocon, Pistols, Tortobe.- shell, Combs, Candles, Jellies, Was Chocolate , Madder. Old Storm—Four Guns, Si, oars, and Washstrakes. N. B. The Goods above-mentioned will be set up in several Lou, and Sold to the highest Bidder. Attendance will be given at the Custom-House aforesaid, for viewing the same, three Drys before the Day of Sale only. THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1818. Monday Afternoon. GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE WORTHY AND If/DEPEND ELECTORS OP WESTMTNSTER. THE COMMITTEE for CONDUCTING the ELECTION of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL, have great satisfaction in informing the Electors of Westminster, that steps have been taken to insure the means of their obtaining ad mission to the Poll without the smallest molestation on tise part of those who, in zeal for the opposing PaltiLs, have Impeded the access to the Hustings The Elector,, even the most Whim, may now exercise their elective franchise at the hour mom agreeable to themselves Committee-Room, Richardsou's Cofice-licuso, COMMITTEE-ROOM, RICHARDSON'S Coffee-House, June fit, ISM A T a GENERAL COMMITTEE of the CHAIR MEN4I•• of the several Parochial Committees within the City and Liberty of Westmlestcr, JOHN WILLOCK, Esq. in dui Cl.Lilr; It was resolved unanimously. • That the Fr Buds of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL be re questel to DINT together at Willis's Rloms, King-street, St. Jaines's-equare, on Ssruxo.tr next, at Half-put Five o'Clo:k. Fortlitr particulars, with the names of the Stewards, will be xivertised. rriliE present CONTEST for the REPRESEN TATION of the CITY of WEST INSTER is an object of public ii.terest. In its present state the Friends and Sup porters of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL have determined to enter into a SUBSCRIPTION for defraying the necessary ex penses of the Electioa ; and they invite such Ladies and Gentle men whose inclination may lead them to forward this patriotic measure, to pay the amount of their Subscriptions to Messrs. Drummonds, ChAring-Ciou; or Sir John Poring and Co. CornhilL TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OP LONDON. Glorruninnt, MY RE-ELECTION this day, as one of your REPRESENTATIVES in PAP.LLAMENT, by to great a majority of the free and enlightened Citizens of the first City In the World, demands my moat grateful acknowledgments. The result is, indeed, peculiarly gratifying to tri^, as heir:: your declared approval of my 0:1liZial conduct and p: ivate character ; as a record of your opinion of past measures and public men : and as a demonstration of our accordance in great political prin ciples. Permit me, therefore, on these grour.ds, to offer you my heartfelf congratulations on your success, in which our fel low4ountrymen and posterity will cordially unite. I shall re-enter Parliament stimulated and encouraged by the sanction which my past drone have obtained, and by the great reward with which I have this day been honoured, to use my most strenuous efforts to maiotain your Corporate Rights ; to promote your Martuftnies and Trade ; to retrench the Publia Expenditure; to rci,Jrzn all Abuses; to improve the condition of tha Poor; and to defend Civil and Religious Liberty; by which I shall beat evince the confidence which you have again reposed in me, and thus practically manifest that gratitude winch no language can adequately express. I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your obliged, devoted, faithful Servant, Falom-scuare, June 23. MATTHEW WOOD. SUFFOLK. MANOR, FARMS, AND DECOY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Bear Inn, near the Bridge, Great Yarmouth, on Tunas- DAY, July 16, 1818, at One o'Cloek, THE MANOR of FRITTON, in the County of SUFFOLK ; also the FRtTTON ESTATE—compris ing the Mansion-house, with the Coacis-house, Gardens, Woods, Plantations, bcc. fcc. in the occupation of Geo. Pumice, F.sq. the several Farms in the occupation of Mr. Woons and Mr. Luaus, and the fine Piece of Water called FRITTON DECOY, which covers a veconsiderable extent of land. This Estate certain nearly SEV EN HUNDRED ACRES—is almost all freeirld, and within seven miles of Great Yarmouth and 16 of Norwich, and adjoining the River, which is navigable to those places. The Leases to the present Tenants will determine en the 11th Octo ber, 1619. The scenery from this Estate is not surpassed by any in Suffolk, there being fine views of the Fritton, Belton and Her ringfieet Lake and surrounding Country.—The Decoy abounds in fine Fish—there it also an abundance of Wild Fowl during dee sauna, and a fair quantity of Game upon the Estate, which mink in a short time be increased to a great extent. A consider able part of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. Printed Particulars may be bad of Messrs. Panther and Tur ner, Solicitor., Lindon.etreet, London ; of Mr. John Francis, Na 1, New Boetvell-court, London ; of Messrs. Francis and Turner, Solicitors, Norwich ; and of Mr. H. V. Worship, Soli citor, Great Yarmouth. _ _ _ The Map of the Estate ma/ be seen at Mr. Worship's (Mee. FRAUD PREVENTED. PO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are 1 dully made to Impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM. POS/TlONinstead of the GENUINE BLACKlNGpreparetl by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in whirls their &Ignatius and address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, • Is so conspicuously placts in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition,The Real apan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-Holbcrn, and retailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Bookseller,, Ironmongers, Perfu mer, Boot-Makers, Sec. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at id. is. and is. Ed. each. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the origi. nal invent:on of Mr. HEN ItY, and brought by his succesive improvements to the highest perfection) continues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. I r.inv, Manufacturing Chemists,M ancliester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor is a compound of highly concentrated Vinegar, with the most pleas-ant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics. Its pungent Odour adapts it for afford ir:- relief in Head-aches, Fainting., &c. ; and renders it peculi arly refreshing in crowd_ or heated rooms, and in the close apart ments of the sick. It counteracts, also, the spread of ulcerated Sere Throats, Typhus and Starlet Fevers, and all other infectious Dis eases. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar may bc exported without any ink..ry to Hot Climates, where it is found particularly grate- ful and salutary. As, however, many spurious and inferior prepa rations are sold under the same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as the only proof of tts being genuine, that the names of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engraved ou the stamp Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, (the only Agents in London authorised by the Proprietors), in bottles, price 24. 9d. each. Where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Cornelian. Crystal, &c. Also, HV.IIRY'S CALCULD Mtmcesus, in bottles at 2s. 9d. and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s. 6d. each; their names being on the stamps. IAR.BOERHAAVE'sRED PlLL,famous through -1." nut Europe for the Cure of every Stage and Symptom of a certain Complaint. It is a melancholy fact, that thorsands fall victims to this horrid disease, owing to the unsklife:ness of illi terate men, who, by an improper treatment of this direful cala mity, not unfrequendy cause those foul Ulcerations and itiotches witch so often appear on the head, face, and body, with dimness in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, strictures, obstinate &eta, nodes on the shin bones, ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains.in the head and limbs (frequently mistaken for other disorders) till at length a general debility and decay of the constitution ensues, and a melancholy death pets a period to suf fering mortality ! They never fail to remove every species of debility arising from a contaminated state of the sytan. Their effects are mild, safe, and expeditious—end what renders this fledicine of the greatest importance, is, it requires so restriction in point of diet, and no privations to the ordinary avocatior.s in life. gr With each box is given a copious rail of Directions, by which n'.l persons are enabled speedily to cute themselves with safety and screwy, withwt the least confinement or hindrance of basiness. Its amazing sale within the last 60 years, though lel* dom advertised, is a certain criterion of its immense utility.— Price oily 4s. 6d. p:r Lux, seelad with red was. Beware of Countt.:Lit.-..-71.te Genuine Boerbaaves i rged Pins are so:t1 by lii i, Strand; Bacon, 150, Orford-street; Dudes., Cl:apside; Tutt, Exchange; and Ward, ifolborn. •„0 This Medicine Is a sovereign remedy ha Chronic Rheu matism, Ulandal.:: U.sstiuctians, l'Jvatty d Blood, and Scurfy re-sp . -ions , In abasah it has ozclled when Sandia sat Ott& mess have failed. F 1 AL •TAT[ or TIM POLL : Wood - - 5700 I Thorp - - - 4335 Wilson - - 4929 et7rtis - - 4228 W;dthinan - - 4603 Atkins - - 1684 TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOL- DIMS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLIZSILX. Grimness, ADISSOLUTION of. PARLIAMENT having taken place, I am encouraged agdin to offer myself as a CANDIDATE to Represent you in PARLIAMENT. I am aware of the great trust repes.zd in your Repn suns tives, but flattering myself that I have not betrayed that trust, I hope I shall not be considered as presumptuous in asking you for your Votes and Interest to re-elect me one of your Repre sentatives, assuring you that no attention on my part shall be wanting to fill that situation with dillunce and fidelity. I have been constantly employed since the Dissolution in Can vassing different parts of the County ; but I am persuaded the shortness of the time will plead my excuse for not having waited upon you all personally; and should I not have written to every one, I hope it will only be attributed to the inaccuracies of the Lists, atd not to any disrespect on my part. The flattering success I have experienced in my Canvass exceeds the most san guine expectations, and demands my warmest thanks. I, there fore, most earnestly solicit your support at Brentford TG M OR. ROW, at Ten o'Clock, which is the hour fixed by the Sheriff. I have the honour to be, Gentitmen, Your most obedient and very humble Servant, Bush-hill Park, Middlesex, WILLIAM MELLISII. June 23, 1818. N.B. The Committee for conducting Mr. Mellish's Election Will 3a daily at his house, 111, Bishopsgate-street Within. TO TILE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOL DERS OF THE COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN. Grattnisat, T BEG leave to return you my most sincere and grateful acknowledgments for the very great kindness and support I have experienced in my Canvass, which has exceeded my most sanguine expectations, and will make an indelible im pression on my mind. I entreat my friends to continue their exertions, and I assure them that I am deterrnired to afford every Freeholder an opportunity, at the Poll, to evince the true weight and influence of the Independent and Resident Interest of this my native County. I lament that the short period which is to elapse before the day of Election, will prevent me from paying my respects in person to every individual Freeholder; and I hope that those friends whom I have rot been able to call upon, will do me the favour to receive my acknowledgments at the Flusdngs, which is the place to establish their independence. I trust I need not repeat the assurances of my respect and entire devotion to your service. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obliged and obedient D":•nble servant, Rheola, Isar 23, 13161. JOll/1 EDWARDS. PROCLA MA' TANTS " Caraquenian the Chief surreudering or Harp corp cut roogdod in the liberators to db. cant of the Grand Garonne, had a Vtants of South " Cliaraquerdans /MOM by the splendour many thousands • are the fruits of dominion of the republican glory. 6 " Caraquenhm plcss of an army norm. cult its salvattiou of lts your benef.ctors, itious capital. " Head quarters, PROCLAMA' " Your country of New Granada Republican arms The armies of boasting, have crated to liberty. have entered under remnant of Islotilfo' , fly to take refuge vain, thence we . brave and conquering, and Venezuela - endexorperlah. " Inhabitants your lances. aim from tyranny. of Spain. Tue rights, properties, late your insulted, paigu being coded _ enter on the enpayment felicity of being free your tyrants sought • vuarscr., which H' conformable to " Head-quarters, le We are which interests vf France. Oa Just been condo' of Police for house with th, of the host t ti i d ot appears i l e ofthe c ing sti:i are Ministry (tin minded the -_ meats on a regulation the audience at observe, relic. _ against the Protestants, terdiction of marriages, the fants, Wha , we live, of grave? No again into exercise attempt could might be et from recalEn; by so doing t rect blow at " Article ; Every man doni, and obtain, is compelled to do. acts prohi longer any tr . may expect of the same whole of the sentations made, divers Conic" play zeal and in which we Concordat preSen) cussed, threz: the Church, montGne part . that some of amended ; bt proposing th, we chew weal far our supinene, in. the discuss Chambers, to may endanger " A peculi be adopted b , appear to act been made it demanded sit have not met , This mode of on the part of not founded that though _ with the cerem Swiss pastry , bably, that hand, the Jews numbers." . • . _ • Pe Count. . • ..-- • ,ffS ." l:4Pr' . e t.- - i -..... ' •. . ' . ' . * •..• Piii. 1 1 1 ' *, •.. " . •. • i 1 / 4 4 ". I: s , ..i ibg i . •' ' • - 11 ' . " . 4, 7 • ' .- .. * 11, ...... - PRICE SEVEN.-PENCE. I I I i FENEZU,ELA. --- AVON ADDRESSED TO THE INRA . BI. OF TIIE PROViNCS OF CARACAS. • 1 --, tan !—The victory of Calaboso hat reduced Mo. f of your oppre.sors, to the miserable situation of . or perisbi. g. S tra i tene d on every side, his sari- I off, his comm un i cat i ons i ntercepted, in short. nor- I r midst of Ve nezue l a , li tt l e now remains forw I year I i is, unless it is to sweep trom your country the rem- I ' rand Spanish Army, which, from the banks aisle 1 : i a second time come over to exterminate the bibs.- th America. asians !—The Governmen t o f t h e Republic again 1 i splendour of its antis, which have conquered so di of tyrants, liberty. equality, and independence i i 1 'four constancy, oar valour, and our blood. The .to monsters bat al l ead ;i t i s succee d e d b y t h at o f 1 .1 ry. 1 ' dam !—You are again made f ree , un d er the aus- I i ny of heroes, who, insensible to all kinds of priva- . death When the harour of tiac:r country, or the 1 ' s &adieu are concerned. Coidde, therefore, i 3 fi us, and prepare t o rece i ve &Ail w ithin ~our!ilus- J • 1 ; (Jugged) " to u vaa . 4 t ,! . ATION ADDRESSED TO TIIE INIIAI3/- '< - 1 4 TANTS OF TELE PLAIN.). • 1 i otry is already free from tyrants. From the centre I , Ida M Maturin and the mouths of the Orin Ito tie Ims have gloriously triumphed over the Spaniards. 1 Moves and Mtn - illo, Lae so numerous and so 4 !, been stretched on those bads we have eocw_ rty. The cities of C..dabozo and San Fernando ander the protection of the Repul,ll:, and the lorido's forces, beaten on the 15th and loth ir.s:. ' [ uge within the walls of Puerto Covello ; but is re will cast them into the sta. An .srrny of freemet, I't nquering, is irresistible. Victory is before you, a wiil shortly see her cruel oppn:ssors tither sus, ' , i, :h. is of the Plains! You are invincible; your horses, aist yob: deserts, of themselves, would free yea You shall be independent, in spite cf the emi.:re 1 I . Government of the R e p u bli c secures to you yo-r• 1 i ice, and lives. bto lock the banners of Venezuela, - i led, but now your vicwrious country. The can aded by the taking of the capital, you will again I:,oynaent of repose, indite:: e, and also possess the rag free and her.ourabk thcil. Of these beneSte ought to deprive you. Bless, therefore, that Pao- h has procured for you a Government the most o the happiness of the hGn.lllO raC4. (S i gned) " ZOLIVaS. Inters, Sombrero, Feb. 11, 111111." , BOURDEAUX, JUNE 17. . . PRIVATE LETTER. K e now much occupied with an incident ests the whole of the Reformed Cnurch ' i . One of the Macon' of our Caurcb has ondernned to pay a Sne by the Tribunal i • i m• not having decerated the front of :.is the usual haagings during the process; :-so / :en Corpus Christi D.,y. This prose-..-...- 'I i 1 s to us a manife s t v ; o l at i on of the sth ar- Charter; but what appears more surpris- e the arguments employed by the Public , f he Law Officers of the Crown) who d i - condemnation. They rested those argu- regula:ion of 1757, which they cited :t e as their authority, and which, you will nev:ed the rigour of the persecutions Protestants, the ezile of their pa s t ors , i n- 4 ) i f their assemblies, the, annulling of th e i r the declaration of b as t ar d y on t h e i r in- f 1 What must we thi c k, i n t h e age i n which seeing such atrociti e: d ug up f rom their . attempt is made, it is t rue , to bring th^m F exercise * ' exercise at the pre s e n t moment , an d the ' I I r t old not succeed tho ug h ma d e ; b ut it ::petted that shame would restrain them .1 1 rig those bar4aro nt. decrees, especially as ' they violate existing laws, and aim a di- 1 t rights consecrated by the Charter. i 5 of the Charter is thus expressed 1 in pr cfesse: his religion with equal frco- 1 ~ )btains for his worship the same p r ot ec - e7ident, that if the Prot"st an t s can b e f :o put out hangings, then to bend the kr.ce, 1 1 ohibited by their conscie nce , there is no toleration in religion, an d by degrees we the revival of former c.'aises. A:tempts i 1 : kind appc-a• to have been made in tae ire Soutll. We know of energetic repre- . • f. nacre, ackiressed to the Gove rnment b y ;istorles, and we think it necessary to dis- ad tirinne•s in the delicate circumstances : are with rczard to the Concordat. The t presented to the Chambers, but not clic- T....cns us with a revival of all the laws of , and you are net ignorant what the Ora- rty mean by these expression,.. I know I I I If the provisions of this Charter may be 4 ' , , I bu: is it not deplorable that thkidea of • . :13cni should have been vac:mined? If 4 fikness or ir.differeuce, can we t e ll h ow neness or want of energy may be abused, scions of the al - ,roaching session of the to extort from them concessions which rer our liberty cf conscience? • sliar system of management appears to .• i by those who move in these affairs: they :t in concert, as the sam e attempts h ave in diXerent places. The condemned h a re signed copies of th e i r senteneei. They :etved them, and pr o b a bl y never w ill :— i. • of proceeding appears a tacit confession of the Authorities that their decisions are lon law. It is to be remarked, likewise, several Protestants resisted a chm?liance iremeny above mentioned, only , ne (a f f-cook) was prosecuted, on a befief, pm• he was without support. On the other • Fews have been prosecuted in vet" - rens . ; it 1 .