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Care f SICK and lO'OUNDED SEAMEN, snuffer the Care eat L Ciatady (f PRISONERS of IVA.R, do hereby give Notice, 'lll3t they will be ready at this Office on Thursday the 2d of Atiiit#l 8 i 0, to receive sealei Tenders, and treat with such Per- . sons ac may he willing to contract For erecting add completely finishing Four DWELLING-HOUSES, and' int:losing a BURINL GROUND attached to the Naval Hospital It YARMOU'IIt , No Tender re:eived after one o'clock on the day of treaty, nor on./ n oticed, alder; eke p :rty, or an *sexy,' him, personally attend,. Each T.n.!.-r mast b: accompanied by a Letter front two respettalie p e r t ,,, ; , engaging to kionse binned with the Persons tendering, in the Aim .£sooolor the due informal's-4 If. the Contract. F i lher particulars may be known, by applying at this °lce, Inhere On Drawings and Specifications rupecave Works may be seen. ylvz PRIZES OF TWENTY THOViAND POONDs. SWIFT and Co. Contractots'iVith Government for the'pteleat STATE 1.01/TERY, ` . l;tg leiire respectfully to Inform their Friends and the Public, tharriekets and Shares are now on sale in great variety at their Ofli,ces,,No. 11, Poul.ry No. 12, Charing-Cross ; and No. 21, Aidgate High-street. The Scheme is entirely new :—there are five Prizes of /20,000 each, and the numbers of the Tickets are reduced to 4000, front Which it must be obvious that the Chalice of gaining a /20,000 Prize is greatly increased.. In the Last Lottery Sway r and Co. had .the satisfaction of setting No. 4,469, a Prize of 3020,C00, in 16 Six- teenths, besides several infhtior Capitals. ELEGANT RESIDENCE, CLAPHAM COMMON, surtß-cr. TO BE SOLD BY AIJC rioN—By Messrs. DRIVER, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank, Toomoaaow, July 45,. in several Lott, AMOST superb VILLA, with any quantity not less than 15 and not exceeding GO Acres of Land; omn prisiir, all that nature and art gan combine to please the eye, and afford comfort to the postessor, presenting at the same dine a mast picturesque landscape for the Artist, not to be equalled within a far greater distalce of the Metropolis, including exten sive Pleasure-grounds, with Flower Gardens, liot-houses Con servatoi ies, & c . most abundantly furnished, with unrivalled spe cimens of the various productions of the vegetable world, as well exotic as native, colkctcd and cultivated at an unbounded (*- pence, and now is the highest state of cukivation. Also, another Villa adjoining, .fit fur a large family, which posspsses many of the above perfections, with ta without 10 or S 0 Acres of Land, and some smaller Dwelling Houst s, together with a considerable • frontage, next Clapham Common, and from 20 ,) Acr* of other most eligible buikl;ng-ground, presenting a tiimrt advan tageous situation for the architect or builder to display a sopa ', riority of taste, on an extensive and grand scale, which the re sirctability of the neighbourhood fully demande. The whole forms a mast desirable and. valu4bie pieperty, capable of the greatest improventent In a pecuniary point of view. To be viewed by tickets only, which May tow be had of Mr. Stoshdale, Bookseller, Piccadilly; Mr. William Franks, Clapham Common; awl of Messrs. Driver, Surveyors and Land Agents, Kent-road ; or at theirOlEce„ No. 5, in the Auction Mart, 'lsar the B. Printed Particulars, ,with a Plan annex: d, will be ready in a few days at the above place. SOC . lIIDOWN MERINO AND RYELAND MERINO . EWES, AND MERINO RAMS. • TRIM'S prsponed SALE will be preciely. • IVA at Eleven o'clock iy.the Forenoon, on I Isest:ai, ..s& • day IJuly, 1810. at Stroden !Pam Yard; four miles frotn Chrir cintrch, on th? W inbourn Road, West of the ;•aor, atol miles from Longhaatt ; consisting of aboo••1(41 EWIA, iveti.and foot Tooths and upwads; also .'our valttatgv Agd pare Merin. Rams, two of which were bought at 1,4 Maj.:sty's sitiv, 04v b: 1 44 front Stock bough: of his Majesty, and the or ;I. f1ix111r...! . . rie:t of Bath : ther Reece% will be shewn. Al,o two g. ti olsetl ::-t1 ters-hrt:d Kyeland Merino Eants, sod IG &Inset! 11..7 t Lairtilu. A few six -.:ourhei F•011t . 1.10VV21 adlti v.PMC Ryelantl Mrrinn Wetit-ri, ttitl / .1)&1'01 far Sal.. I ‘ati.loiO4.% will b t!I tivvr-,1 in tine tune, t Auctioneer, Soutliannn.in —illtirtity, July 14, 19 in. MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform those that may be in want and desirous of burrowing tem porary or permanent sums of money, that they can at all times advance anrsurn from 1001. to 2040001. and upwards, on personal or any other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money In the Funds, Cliitynaens' Livings or Freehold, Copyhold, and Peasehold Estates, on the mess liberal and honourable terms.— Personal application Messrs„Lucas and Co. daily receive at their house, N 0.19, Jermm-street, it. Lunn' s, • Wier personally or by letter, post-paid. N. B. Ten yeara Purchase will be given for well-secured Annuities. .3.9u71l AMERICA. • • r MO LIKEN), MAY iL • s BARRACK-OFFICE, NEW SPRING-GARDENS, July 19, 1810. • SUCH Persons as are. willing, to Contract fo r ' erecting au . ORPHAN ASYLUM, near Newport, in ffic He of Wight, may see the plays, specifigiition, and forms of Con. tract, and Bond for the same, at the Barrack-Ofgce, New:itreet, spring Gardens, any day after the 29th instlnt, between the hours of !,.:1 and four o'clock. The PrOposab 'Must be addressbd to I'l he Commissioners for the Affairs of Barracks, Barrack-Office, IC(w-street, Spring Gardens," with " Tender for erecting an Orp'ian Asylum in the Isle of Wightrmarked on the cover, and irlivetvd sealed up, at the Barrack-Office, in London, on, or be fJre two o'clock on Monday, the 13th 'of Autust next, after houroo Tender will be received. - The pasty tendering must be prepared with two Sureties for amount of the sum stated in the Bond, for the due perfor m: ce of the Contract. , ;INSUiIL LETTING OF THE BARRACK CANTEENS. Barrack-Offee, Londor, July 2, 1810. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; That the CAN ." TEENS in the undermentiiMed Barracks, are to be let to hizhcst Bidders, for one Year, from.the 30th September next, to the ::9th September, ISrl. ;:n P, Non but of unexceptionable Character, nor any Person for more than one Cat - Item, or who will not undertake bona fide to reside in the Canteen, and conduct the business thereof in his own Person, will be approved; acid two Sureties will be required for the regular payment of the Rent, and all Sums which may be come due in respect of the said CANTEZN, and for the due Per formance of the several Conditions and Stipulationsof she Lease. The Person whose Proposal shall be accepted, and his Sureties, mum execute the Indenture of Lease and Covenants relating thereto, the Particulars whereof may be known by applying to this Office, or . to the Barrack-Masters at the several Barracks. The names of two respectable Persons with their Christian Names, Professions, and places of Abode, who will join the 'Te nant in executing the Indenture as his Sureties, must be inserted Firdpi,als, and ihe Tenant is to pay for the Stamps, and the Comm:Wooers for the Affairs of Barracks do not undertake to procure the 'I enant a Licence. Sealed Proposals, with the words" Tender for Canteen,' writ ten on the outside cover, will be received at this Office, S on or before 12 o'clock at noon of Wednesday, the Ist of August next after which hour any Proposal received cannot be noticed. By the Mutiny Act, Canteens are not liable to have Troops' Meted upon them. The Form of the Proposals to - be as follows : To the Commissioners for the Affairs of Barracks. I hereby offer frr the Canteen at for one year, from 30th Septem- Ler,lslo, to 29th September, 1811, the sum of Pounds as rent, and Pounds for the privilege of selling Liquors, &c. thereir, making together Pounds, and propose Mr. of of as my Sureties for the same. Arundel Ashford Battle Berrybead D thin, Old Bexhill nuts Birmingham Platchinston Braborne Lec , , • * BrizLton Canterbury Chatham Chelmsford, Oki Chelmsford, New Chichester Colchester Croydon , Danbury Dartmoor Deal North Infantry Deal South Infantry Dorchester Dover Citadel Dover Heights, or Redoubt Barracks ,• and 111 r. AIM Bay, Plymouth Norman Cross, Ea-t Norman Cross, West NorthariptPn Norwich Dungeness Grand Redoubt (No. 1) Fort (No. 2) Fort (No. S) Fort (No. h) rort _ Noah i;haus Ot ery Parkhurst Pevensey PtArlen or Rye Portchester Portman Street Riding Street • Roniford Romney Stonelafuse, Plymotith Sundown Silver Hill Steyning Sunderland Shorncliffe 'Voyles, Wecley Winchester . Windsor Cava y Windsor infantry Woodbridge Yarmouth, Norfolk Yarmouth, or Caldwell, Isle of Wight York GUERNSEY. Castle Cornet Fort George Amburst (No. 1) Moulin Des Monts or Delancey (No. 25 Moulins Des Monts or Delancey Vale Castle kart Homett . JCRSEY. St. Owen's Bay St. Heller's Bay Grc;uville Barracks be Veulles Barracks .Elizabeth Cavle Mont 'Orgtil Castle St: Aiibltis Fort. Lastbourne 1 by roe, Exeter Uot- Gosport liailsham r. Hampton Court y of Harwich r. erty Hastings ary, Horsham ink- Hounslow r of by Hythe Pt ) - Hythe, rort Twin Hythe, Sutherland Hythe, hioncrief kw- kii- Ipswich, Old ; Ipswich, New 1101 ; Knightsbridge Lewes 4 4aidstone Can. Malden rel. • Malcheiter i of tit or es to t of ted, r of d;dl iead et , lost ke ,ng cdt -1 LI inle- Ws day were published, In Two Volume', Octaves, price 91, boards, qERMONS with appropriate PRAYERS an nexed.—By the late Itev.*l HEOPHILUS LINDSEY, M.A. Formerly Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and Founder of the Cougregatiop in Essex-street, Strand. Ptintea for Jos. Johnson and Co St. Paul's Churchyard. This day was published, In Octavo, the Second Edition, price Ws. 6cl. boards, WALLACE, or the BATTLE of FALKIRK, a MEI‘RICAL. ROMANCE. By iNil.fiOl.FOR D. Printed for Longman, ilurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa " On reading over the extracts we have made, we feel quite satisfied that the voice of our Readers will confirm our decision in favour of the poetical genius which must have dictated this work. The objections which apply in same degree to all the works which we have read in professed imitations of the ballad metre, are less frequently to he drawn front the P.ient now be fore us, than from any of its precursors: while, in our opinion, its beauties are more mental, its sentiments more exalted, its mural effect infinitely more sublime and attrac:ive." Critical Review, Feb. IMO. LIBERAL EDUCATION. This day was published, in two handsome Volumes, price 18s. in boards, I 3s. bound, or I 4s. elegantly bound, LETTERS from a NOBLEMAN to his SON, during the progress of his Studies at Lion and Oxford, written by the late Earl of ---, betviyeen the years 1801 and 1808, and consisting of condensed Observations and Instructions on all the Topics of a liberal and modern Education. In presenting this superior work to the Public, the Editor has removed the greater part of the local and temporary matter, so as to leave what is published, a legacy of practical wisdom, adapted to all seminaries, and to Youth of all conditions. In :depute of Language, in soundnesi of • Knowledge, in classical 1 aste, and in Orthodoxy, as well as liberality of Opinion, thi.s Work will lay claim to the patronage of ail good and wise Per. SOll% who as Parents or Tutors, have the guardianshi, of Youth. Printed for Ric HARD PHILLIPS, Great Bridv--trees, London; and to be had of Bryce and Co.• Edinbiorzli ; Kectki„. Llublin; Shepherd, Bristol ; Knight, Windsor; Mundy, Orford; thigh ton, Cambridge ; and all other Booksellers, with the full allow once the purchasing of gliattiiir4 fur Schools. A POWTAbLE CYCLOPADIA. This day was published, is one volume duodecimo, printed in nonpareil type, price 14s. in boards,. or .15s. bound and lettered, or 15s. 61 bound and gilt, illustrated by numerous Engravings ,l A PORTABLE CYCLOPJEIA ; or, COMPEN• DIOVS DICTIONARY of the various ARTS and SctrNcis : lt.cluding all the information which is usually sough: for in a Dictionary; and printed in a nonpari it typ?, so al to inchAL: as much matter as iA cortained in six ordinary volumes. By T. C ! WATKINS, A. M. _ _ _ Besides the obvious utility of this work as a book of reference to crudte and studious persons, it deserves to be placed in the hands of young persons of both sexes, ..at school ; and claims a station in every parlour window and small do.aestic library. It will be found to scree equally as an index or companion to larger Cyclopidias, and as a .substitute for them when larger works are not at band. Printed for RICH ARD.PHILLIP.F, Great Bridge-street. London ; and to be had of Bryce and Co. Edinburgh; Keene, Dublin; Hazard, Bristol ; Wilson and Todd, Yurk ; Maley, Galn rough ; and all BooksAers. . This day was published, _ 'THE Qi.tAIitERLY REVIEW, Number VI. 4.- containing, 1. Sir George Staunton's Penal Cod' of China. —% Waish's Pamphlet on the. Genius and Disposition of France. 3. Murphy's Fatal Revenge, or the Family of Mintorio.-4. Gra ham's Georgic , .-5. Dr. Milner's History of Winchester-6. Jones's Account of the extraordinary Efficacy of the Eau d'Uusson in Gout.- , -7. Pursuits of Agriculture, a Satirical Poem.-3. The Ramayuna, an Epic Poem, from the Sangskrit.--9. Shee's Ele ments of Art.-10. Butler's Cambridge Edition of /Eschylus.- 11. Bishop Horsley's Sermons.-12. ACCONIIt of Fuur Years' Residence at Tongataboo.-13. Hayley's Edition of Worgaiis ' Poems.-14. Mempires de la .Societe d Arcueil.—l S. Berwick's Life of Appollonius of Tyana —l6. Evans's Old Ballads, and pAik in on Song Writing.-1'•. Walter Seott's Lady of the Lake. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-street ; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly, London ; Parker, Oxford; Deighton, Cambridge ; Todd. and Woolster.holme, York ; Upham, Exeter ; Bath; Clutch, Bristol; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; llt odiei Dowding, and Co. Salisbury ; Charnley, Newcastle ; Manners, and Miller, Brown and Crombie, and W. White, Edinburgh ; Brash and Reid, Smith and Son, and Lumsden, Glasgow ; Sidey, Perth; Donaldson, Dundee; Young, Inverness; Brown, Aber deen; Johnstone, Dumtries ; M. N. Mahon, Dublin; and sold also by every other Bookseller and Newsman in England, Scot land, and Ireland.—'.' No. VII. will he published in August. A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. DR. FOTHE RGIL L's justly-celebrated Female PILLS,4or different complains incident to the Sex, at va rious periods of. life. It has been truly observed, that woman, more than the other sex, may be considered in a certain degree as invalids; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from the na ture of the functions they are destined, as mothers, to perform, which entails upon them weakness, pain, and an ipterruption ot those regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment of health. 'l'o act on the constitution of the female and relieve this obstruction, no remedy his twen known to operate with si,ch cer tainty, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fothergill's Female Pills--4t unites high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar qua lity of relieving fullness, oppression, and these other uneasy symp toms which arise from too much blond in the habit ;They are the most certain cure for nervous, hystetic„and flatutint complaints, as well as the various other spasmodic affections so cunnnonto the sex. Dr. Futhergill's Pills, as .a family medicine, should be in possession of eVerymothor and other guardians of the young, who have females entri.sted to their care. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; Baxter add Co. Edinburgh avid Glasgow; &lam, Poitsmot.th ; Newbery and Sun, Dublin; Pack and urner, Hull ; Holland and Haydon, Plymouth ; and most Booksellers itt every town, in buttes, at,2s. 9d. and 11s. Also, BU'II.ER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL. I.OZENGEi, for .tiprovirg the voice, and for copghs, colds, maual, and coo sunaptious, in boxes, at 13td.each. NORFOLK. VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE SPORTING MANORS, and EXCELLENT FARM, with itninediute tssei.ton. To he SOLI) by AUCTION, by Mr. At the Angel Inn, Norwich, sometime iu Auzust, AMOSTdesirable ESTATE, at Holt, in Norfolk. . Lot I. The Manors of Holt Manor,. Holt Muket, and Holt Hales, with the fines, quit rents, tke. also a commodious itothe tarn ' Stable, and Out-houses, will Ioo lotH ) Aerzs of Arable and 110.1:h Laud, la.tly incised by airtit.:. of au Act of Parliament. Lot 2. Ten Acres and 27 Perches of Land, in Leilioringseu, lying in a place called Oten Well Bottom. The Prz.nises are all Freehold, the Land-tax i s redeemed, and the only oirgning., are two free rents of XI. I:2s. and teupence payable to the Manor of Holt Peerers. Holt is situated in a line %poi: inij part of the County, abounds with Caine, is in the vicinity of several Noblemen. and Gentlemen's seats, t'.l miles from N. rwich, Itt from Aylsbam, and ten from the mach admired Bathing place Cromer. The premises are a small distance from the town.-- the House may, with a small addition, be made to accominodato . a Sporting Gentleman, with little inconvenlmce to the fanner. The Estate may be viewed by applying on the premises. The particulars will be ready fur delivery the middle of July, and a plan of the Estate may be seen by applying to G‹orge Palmer,. Esq. 16, Doughty-sweet, London ; Messrs. Smith and Sharpie, Soliiitors, Beetles ; or the Auctioneer, Norwich. SUSSEX. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, A SMALL COPY HOLD I'ATE, AND TIMBER. -ro be Peremptorily Sold, to the best Bidders, pur -1 suar‘t to a Decree of His Majosty's Court of Exchequer, made in a Cause wherein Sir Harford Jones, Bart. and others, are Plaintiffs, and Richard Gott, Esq and others are Defendants, be fore Abel MJysey, Esq. the Deputy Remembrancer of the said Court, at the George Inn, Rye, in the Cou:ity of Sussex, on Tuesday the 21st, andeVecbiesday the 22t! %Lys of Augur , lolo, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon Isf each thy, io 35 Loa— l'he fol lowing valuable FREEHOLD EsrATE , S and COPY HOLD ESTATE, part oft he late property of Sir Henry Thomas Gott, deceased, - in the County of Sussex, and near the borders of Kent ; consisting of several Farms, containing upwards of ?CO Arcs of Arible, Meal's', Pasture, Wood Land and Hop Ground, rso of 400 Acres, or thereabouts, of Wood Laud, full of young thriving Oak Timber Frees; and also of 190 Acres, or there a'souts, of rMt Mar.h L ii,d ; the who!! of which (except about 21 Aires, which are Copylold, held of the Manor, and situate in the parish of Playden, in the c ny of Sossev) ate Freehold, and situate in the several parishes of Pea,mar.h. Brede, Udimare, Rye, and leklediam, in the sail county of Sussex, at:d near the borders of Kent. Printed Particulars may be hal (grail.) in I.ondon, at the said Deputy Remembrancer's Chambers, In the Exchequer Office, Inner Temple; of Me‘sr4. Mer , dith, Robbins, and Tontkyns, New-square, Lincoln's Inti ; of NI Farrer, Atkinson, and Johnson, Lincoln's Inn-fields; of Mr. George Law, New-square, Liacoln's Inn; at Rye, of Mgssrs. Wcollett and DAWL.I; and at Brgliton, of Mr. Clarke, La:: Surveyor ; at whose several offices plans may be seen. Particulars may be had also at the Place of Sale; at the New Inn, Winchelsea; 'Swan Inn, Hastings ; of Mr. Geom.. Springett, Narthiam ; Mr. John Sconham, at Hay's Farm ; and of William Neeve, at lieckLy, the Woodre,ve, who will shew the Estates. rI•'HOSE who suffer nervous irritation from weak. ness of stomach, obs:rocted bile, and bad digestion, will find relief in SPILSBU 's rrISCORISUPIC DROPS, which enjoy all the properties of cxlmnel, without its irritability ; they alsts Onsult the hoaltli of the sumach, by promoting the ap • petite, and an increase of spirits as the health improves.—ln deep. seated abscesses, where a cure could scarce►y be contemplated, so healthy a change has been produced, as to excite the best hopes of success. In Eruptive, Scrophulous, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Scorbutic complaints. its reputation is established.—West India orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. The ge t nuine Medicine has the government duty printed ou a black ink stamp, astd the words, " By the King's PateLt," ex pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and mtside wrapper. Sold 1:4 Soho-square, in small L..tt les of ss. ticl. double bottles lCs. and larger Li. '2l4—Compound Essence Ss. ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of melting a few prevailjng Diseases,The success ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, regularly educated and ini tiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer), have been in duced to make the cure of the following the object of their par ticuler study, viz. a certain ll:sorder, frequently contracted in a boment of intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gleets, which, by improved plan, are speedily and rill:smelly cured; as also debility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indul gences, long residence in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one causing sterility or bwermess, vid in the other a numerous train of nervous diseases, whiO, if not timely remedied, tenni xatein Impotence and Consumption. The result of a bog and extensive practice has enabled deem, by a superior method, to remove those complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without laying the patient under the least restrains in diet ur ex ercise ; and in recent t estereal Cases, where an early application is made'on disciivertof she infection, they pledge themselves to perform a cure.ltitte short space of two days. the unpreceden ted success of . their mode of Ai...patent (which kap never been knowo to fail In one sit.gle instance in a practice of 12 years, du ingw ltich period many persons of both sexes lavebeen cured,even after severe and injurious methods had been • purst.ed by other be consulted daily,r- Pructi:ioners without rifest), induces them to thus publicly offer t w rr ith aY inviolable secrecy, deli slolitrityklicovrbe.y i lL et i t trs e •n r,b . y G e os ili s t . e a r n s d r; Co: cicy, and one:ninth Puients in the country are requested to de scribe their age, manner of living, dee. incdosins a Bank Note, and tile same will he ditty attended to, and advice and medicines sent to . anv p•ett of tic kwidensa.---19; Uottvcsio-strsotillisty4srees. An extremely disagisteable. eireirosstince 'oc curred at this place,.in• cnttiegnenee or the some of the • EttgliOi residents, for asigit • .bance on List Good Friday, by letting' itiffir,e-wOrki... They have been imprisoned ever since chat will rcraain in cohfinenteht until' they itbit..o3;.• coon- ' try. Several of elm have received wi)un4i,:urd terribly beaten, by the poPce,,witlitheir'swocOs:ifter • the hands of the English were tied behind dicgr.. Ord StrAngford has been fisplietl.to & ead , hu bithiiiS 4n. ferred to interfere. • We have had great rejoicingg ! hi this_ city, iii consestitence of the nierrltge ot: Pedro, Prince of Seale, and . brother to the frisicett Regent, with rise Prlnteis•Royal. • CiatACOA, JUNE 2. • • • I am happy to inform you of the arrival of a vessel. from St. Thomas, which announces the followiaz in. telligence of Porto Rico having followed the glorious example of the Caraccas. ' a A' schooner of Din Pedro Cabrera, from Cartha. t;ena to La Guira, has totiohal xt .taus havis,g left at the kstt i er place Ow swo.Commissaries from Ca rac as VOl3 iricemcio the ,navy, %In of the M irgois:of,,Ailx* Alegre, chief of the re- Volts:ion in Quito; ansttpetiaster of the said shoo. ner stated. that a Provisional Government had born establishecr CARACCAS GAZETTEP. CARACCAS, Jinn 2.—The generous provin^e of Barinas, which in loyalty 'and 'patriotisr , a‘.l.noiv lelges no superior, has learnt through v.O chan nels the great events which occurred in the Capital on the 19th of April and the following days, the causes of which have been explained in a public Ma nifesto. In this situation of things, the said prOvince, jealous of her political dignity, and anxious for una nimity with her neighbours, has determined to form a Junta, and to'reassume those rights and that autho rity which belong to her. Peace and trap:lol4y are oar wish, and to die or to be free our motto. The pre uation of our country, the d. fence of our legiii. mate and innocent Sovereign, and of the hnlv reli- LTion we prfess, are our objects, as your Excellencies will discov,n• by the explanations which accompany this Address. •We believe that the province of Carac cas, the first in rank of those of Venezuela, proposes to do what is honourable, and will never depart from th it justice which is necessary to fulfil the. stibiinie purposes it contemplates. Convinced then of the truths it has declared under the int.vt ruption to the intelligence of the parent State, anct impelled by a variety of other circumstancec; Bariitas, whiet forme the centre of this district, will embrace its c.tuse, in order that by concord and eternal alliance its chil dren may be rendered happy, and our brethren in Eu rope may derive assistance from us, if the 5:.. nish Nation should bend beneath the yoke of Napoleon. Governed by these principles, the province of Mt rinas submit to your Excellencies 'this 'led 'ration, re. questing from you that answer which a good and vir tuous purpose will naturally dictate to a people whose interests are the same with our own, and which ought to bear the same common relations, (Signed) MIGUEL MARIA PINNAR. I•NACIO YERNANDIZ DOMINGO GONZALEZ. Barinas, May 7, 1810. To the Illustrious Junta and Government of the capital of Caracas. The Supreme Junta of Government yesterday re. ceived the dispatch of the 22d April, with documents accompanying it, in which your Excellencies are pleas ed to communicate to this illustrious Council the me. morable event of the 19th oleic same month, in which the Supreme Government of the capital was established by the loyal and generous sentiments of the people. By these means Was established the Sovereign Autho rity, provisionally, in the name of Ferdinand VII. the supremacy of the parent state being dissolved by the irruption of the French into Andalusia, and the new government being confirmed by the Ho. nonrable European and Americans of the capital, by the port of La Guyra, and by the other districts which had acquired the knowledge of so happy aRe. volution, and it is hoped that this Ctiuncil will co operate with the laudable and important designs of the Supreme Junta, since by a general vote of the people, and by the consent of *the ancient authorities, there has been connected with it the direction of the different branches of the public administration. With these views, and on mature reflection of all that has passed, and anxiotii to deliver ourselves from the anarchy that threatens us, we recognise with pleasure the sentiments expressed in your dispatch of the 7th May, which discloses a liberality of opinion worthy a free people. We concur in your wishes to preserve our Religion, our Country, and our King, and we offer to join in the union, alliance; and friendship you have proposed, &c. Goo preserve you many years, &c. (Signed) Mtoczt. MARIA POTWAR, President. Cualsroval. Le Minos*, Secretary. Badnas, May if, 1810. To the Magistrates, Ordinaries. and Members of I due Grp issue A