The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-09 00:00:00

it:•o4!‘ql tar? werwrotool. • —tuvaii. lorkiliew4 ? ),61 . . . - - '-- - . MR. • . ' • ROYAL ii . . ... .. go wn ottaselti•plim • -t. . - cviiirr A [..• co gi.a gA , . . • A . • T..*Iiir . .T.ING(4 ablrlitittliNDs '4 the LI. —• . • lis Jentiri:.lSit ' . ' • zirtu.... 4Ktbc puss ...a T4H.AI, by *lay, hew a l 1N Pennines of the Act of ih's3th' ?Stir ef MI tavese, so Moitini, December 29, 11117, Dodgem H4stly t by width it it therled. Nit kw mime . • ,sissers of this Hospost *Or is failed. be PaldAldfieTl,ll . * WAITH2I, I IN sa the Chair $ advance, instead of tinlf- seed Notice is herelli.lgraZ s. .r der of the itisits.iforsosirable ihe turfs owl__otheab ' Adil.oo Waded Ressieti , ei that entered his, it was eat for ne ssag iu s t h e iffisirs of the said Hastet4."bia till ' ifiesiretrassideately ;That a Salasmiptioss he now spewed, Osil•Pessatt" la liwrtes residing hi 1.014.41, dr 0 1 0 1 6 the , swop thaedie mbileY 'which Mai tie subseribed be plueed in the trim of the hills a "1"FIftlilY• arc 'IVO" In 1 9/Pem rh"• - alio 50,4 reationdely t wish their Issirsesioas tan Crmileated . 4.04... f 4.04$10•104, An the wed is etch wiry listed appear is gAdog o ,,, n4 . lathe iorrerprea Other in Okuda Hospital. ; s o throe tit ealapiesci .to. promote the penalise* welllse . se the respective ihs,r, Nal is *brir dilleest Clain. ardardiali I • M,. w oo mid. his F am ily 4 ap d, d is h t h e Nit"i ss G eo d es " their Neveral Rob% of •Pnii , ss tee uswiensestioned $ alb. -b e . of 2 .141 e tnernitter il:LidenisT Goodbrbers; Alfirrsesa "lager ' its be It' s e• °e ' en ' Nh ' e ecteek in the altw ' thi t e • 61.1 . .. __ tit Thrre in thr Afternoon. for :be tof a Qsarser of a xtuffp, Leen Wilthihile (Tremere . e). JIIIIII4 I. Haliallimes Yeses Pension in Wins to dor tit Winn.% arils. Witiisni Ihnnili i gagoliel ite..kic Witham .Williaet, • ate Oa 11101 0 4Da eHA ;4'J A"4 WIRY. • . Kith it Teesdale. The Petai‘)ners nt (id. pry thy, sad then of 64. to the awl of Aliment of Subseiplioss before saw/Wised N the lumbered Kividsrnts. Oct Til litiOAlfolte 13th sfJANUiRY. . _ A 1375 9 0 .tbijor*Cart * . Olen • . • , . . 0. , Friend to LiM•ipy ovd,Japoige , , , „. . ' 21 9 •I'lonotto ereeve,,' stip. -. lO Q Homey Citmobe. Cimitollir siren; ' • . " ~ " 10 IV Away coos . . , 10 1, 1 ; amiil Ftrieod to Reform Sista jail itovrejameidio 1 of the Pgq* papd Purvey/gook torcettootrys med Ms'. • Foray se treemitirte, solvti v ai tr s . 7 - swim Ibidieherio 'Ye ePern " .rlot • ' Hooey 'violin to OsiZi Bmintrir, ise leodlog se Universal Ripka . 10 0 W'ha'm Cart • .- • • • • - • 5 e Itatolmod Norser . . 5 11 l'imutlro TVIIIIIIIMo lioritiogltimildre •' • 5 5 Robert Coating. Hrivois-lobl, westolvetrvd r onnabria- 5 0 , 'MMus Northman: Cleve-bikusg o lsoar 6 " 4o .* • ' • .; • 53 Thomas Chorrili 414.1, • " • . d' . 1 bowies Phillips, Stlo4o.l.l,Broodway. Worcestershire 5 0 H. G. B. . . - . 5 0 Au I to HySoerby Mid Porseastioo, by W. Starch 5 0 • Williams J. &web . 1 0 •.1.:Irio Swords .• ..• . 1 U Alatiroptie i , b it tieorge Hnrt .. • ;4 • 0••; . 2 0 W.'linm Sesier o .pf• . . . • 2 2 One lobo dioapprvies of the Parodies, but abhors Per- f r e motion •-. . 0 B. liolthey, Chesterfned . 4. •• 0 Silver, liarisoteromith , . 1 I yr. al a 0. horil.kov,..ro Ito ; wishes William hose to have to very grand Subscription • 1. 0 An Old Eccentric—an Faierby to all Informers 2 2 Bond, L.q. Crooked•buot . . 1 1 tie..rxe Filch . ' . . 2 0 J. w. . . . . . . - 1 1 Vox Papal' Vox Del . . . J. 0 A few AdMirets of Vl.illistrn *one. Ship, Talbot-rain '1 3 A ka Foiends, Cods arid Hoop, Oiditrullery-greand. Spitoltields al . . •• . A les•Friei4k, &gooks to di ctatorial J gages Tooraus Chapeau, Priasebester W.ll. C. • . . V. Bokser, sen. Borough A Nlember of Trinity . Vni,.tis Newborn, Darlingtme The hisses Greashead, ditto . 1 0 J. Peittorlt, M. D. ditto . . 1 0 C. r. ssaley, li ines-row, , Pimlico • . • 1 0 K. Lee, Clapham . . • 2 2 W. J. Sewell, but no Scriptore Parodist ' . 0 10 T. Burs, Camberwell . . 1 1 A Friend In a free Press . 1 1 J B. it , tl W. 8. 1 0 lor delicacy's sake forbear- 1 ' and Felix trembled" 1 0 Wthiatos Fairbrotber, Plighbury-place 10,. 64. Alli • WRY, Wimdsoraterroce, City-rood • Kt& 6& J. Hotrionsao • .. 1 1 • -1 I J. 11.1ilotthosgs •• . ,_ ... ' . - • • .- . • . Stoehr serves We . 2 0 V. Rion ley - 1 1 , - Mae at *nails, Royal Gaviria' Battalion NMI tennis. lag Regisetits mai Corps; those at SC mad all the Catialoyal WC pit dily. Aa WEBB 1•11 DAY, the 14th of JANO ANN.* Fast Mgt V"Po• 9 ~d•~~pte OsYs bun the Ist Few Gallas Modheildl • V, tha ailltleffAßT. 'hang as 9e, per day. fats the 61st Fowl, ad all Sharman- Ressinwutt and Corm. and is:sis those at RM, per day. • • On FRIDAY, the 16th isfJANUAltit.• Those at Is. per dkv hum the different Regimentsof Cavalry, lath the 14 old 244Ressisurnas of Fold (Guards. On SATURDAY, the 171 h of /A NU4RT. Those at Is. per ea., frees the Si Regiment of Foul Guard., Is the esid of ,acts seseyeg Heti i•eals at that rate. On MON DAY, she 19th of JANUARY. Those at Is per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, and all she renhrenins Regiawais and Corps, and also those at Is. Op. per daw. Oa TUESDAY, the 20th at JANUARY. Mote at h. H. Is. lid. 1.. $l. Is. 41. and Is. 3d. per day. On•V/BONESDAY. the ofJAN U &KY. Those at 1.. Sid. is. W. Is. Is. 55. Is. -44. Is. 6d. Is. 6+41. Is. 7d. Is. leJ, 1,.,8d. 13e Oide lie Ode lie W. aaJ Is. RM. per day. Oa THURSDAY,. the Strid of JANUARY. Those at Is. 10ed. per day and upwards. with the private Gentlemen who receive Amenities in lieu of_Reasioos frosi.the IM Intilla3 Regiments of Foot Guards , also tile - Fensinners the several Regionals and Corps, who base been admitted on aerosol of Blindness . • It Is also ordered tug #lreeted, that all the lint-Pessioaers lielossing to the said Haspisal, do pay particalitl' anemias to that astractioas, Ishich they are required In ;spoliate at the time of payseut 9 by which They are ordered to traiimalt, to the Payirioster.Gtoeral of his Majesty's Lead Foals in their alidaits as therein presesibed, tie M issediately after every Quarter Day I without which &it Noses will not he entered on the Pity- Lists for the subsequent Quarter. mid they are not afterwards to change their pare of abode, as specified in their affidavits, without snervadable Specesily, and duly atifylog the wag. And farther to take Notice, that in cousequesee of easiest Frauds hawks bees easmaitted by Pensimsers to the Receipt of Petals and Prise.filsoey, that all Pension'', an offending sboll be Struck OF the List, add forfeit all Iseseat arising from this Estabiishissent. RICHARD NGAYk, Secretary and Registrar. 2 5 . 3 10 . V 0 . 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 0 . 1 0 QDADISH.LE DANCING. ALLEN, 19, Sberrerd-etreet, Golden.squar., giver Public Lessons and Practice in genuine fastookihes, Woolss. and Country begets, as (owed by the •elect Fashion :shies of Furls sod Leedom Morning Seto fig Ladies only— EtentagSg. e sdies aid Gentlemen. Private Lemma' at till hours tot isesibiplm e Pooh, at dog /ge t *WARR jortvitcy e: dives or reflomd .ocquirement than Pnit lic Lemons eirmirey 'stonily Parties attended. Youth qualified fur the pror e waso, or Theatre. Ladies instructed In teach their Families, f"r aiding whit is he has on S tie new-invented telt playing insinements, authlosc them to cultivate their own Dnncing, give flnlls whim, Musicians, or same themselves and friends with Music by Clock-week. • Philo') Giy 11. T. . .. Tartu& Sidemoutb •• Opeu your est% mil see—Weld:out poor Wads and wise, add hay Mm taw Coutt"-110inbeates Fa tima • 1 1 The Ghost of Horne Tooke 1 U •• The hope of the Hypocrite shalt perish" 10i. 6d. '• Balsam far a legal gripe" 1. • U Job., Pickard, Noble-Sweet 1 1 John h. kard. jolt. . ' • Jump% Pickard • 10s. 6d. ' Allied Pickard 106. 6d. • G. Dyer . . 1 t, H. H. Rarer and Friends 2IA4s. 6d. One who abhors an arbitrary and merciless Judge 1 0 John Crum 1 1 • J. W.. a Friend to Religioa, Courage, and Talent • 1 1 • J. Apperley, Lon lime • 1 I Z. Futdham, ()they 1 1 J. Fossils's, ditto . 1 0 .W. Nash, Rapt. n . 1 0 .J. Fordham, ditto • 1 0 John Butler, ditto . .• 1 U I:. K. Fordham, ditto 1 0 James Piggott, ditto • J. Butterfield, ditto • George, Fordkam, Sai.don Soon Nash, Chesterford David Lilly, Cambridge Samuel For dham, Kelshall Gunge Fordham, ditto J. Lilley, Bassaisourn • W. C. Carver, hlelbourn Geelge Wallis, Marston . E. W. Fordhain, Broad6eld J. Tried. Melhoirn ~ W. Contagion ' Higgleswatie, Thomas Ward,lliWiest J. M. B. Mrs. Feircloth, Foul mire T. Wallis. iitie_ppreth W. Beddow, Royston J. Sampson. Cbesierford W. Wedd, Fontaine ' rePPerenen, Stamford, Bury J. H. S. . J. %Vigor', Drury-lane **teem:natant* or Feminist fie Robert hall, Borough W. Addams. Rallterhithe William Broad W. H. Buller 2 0 S. H. T. 11.. : . to. o H. W. H. 2 0 • ' Thomas Parker 1 1 • The Preprietenefseveral ladependeit Country Newspapers, eonsidering that the.latherty of the Battik Press has been es &radially promoted ii Ile. Hones exertions, have most hand somely opened - Bedlgnfor Subscriptions at their respective Officer, and boblinOSAY li their Jovial' promoted the object s. hicli the Consmittwa 'Mee in view. Sams so Subscribed, as %tell as those procured by the spostaaeues kindness of other in. disiJuals tit the country. who are desirous of coatribottag by 1 their exertions to 'the (attire welfare of Mr. Hone and his Fa mily, may tie transmitted, as convenient, to Mr. %daimon, the Tre:uueer, In London. 10e. Bd. 11 1 1 This day was published. price 15.. In one 'Melt V dunse Syn. _ _ AN ESSAY ea CAPACITY and GENIUS; Kud.nvatring to prove that there is no original Mental .uprrinrity between the omit illiterate and the mom learned of mal low ; and that en groins. whether individual or nationnl, is itinie, but suleljr produced by and dependent on dram- A4O an Enquiry into she Nature of Ghosts, and other ap pearances •upposed t•. he seperhaturol. 44 Hand emsideui ereda,'quin ;it divinity; 11114 Indenium, ant verso fain pradentio major." Vino. (Inoan. London: Printed for W. flimpkin and R. Marshall, Sta .hw,reavnat 5. Ludeite•street. London; I)ciig and Stirling. Edinburgh ; and J. Cumin*. Dublin; and mar be bad of all the respectable Rouk,ellen in the United Kingdom. o to U In O lo 0 Iti 1 t, 1 0 1 0 lu U 14, PETIT-OR. • A GRAND AND usEFUL DISCOVERY. 420. sTRAND, Nearly Opposite tire' Adelphi. AMESURE, Chronometer and Watch - maker, • in coraegoence of the great scarcity of Million, and the exorbitant price of Gold. has been induced to produce, by lone labour and study, a . Babstivate, which be has denominated PETIT-OR ; this. important discovery has been sanctioned by I ' the an-i flittering marks of public approbation. ' The PETIT-OR approannistes so nearly to Gold. and p.ts- Isessen sit Mack of its quality. that toe dideceuce cite scarcely be observed by the room curious inspector. It has an unrivalled richness ttf colour ; is miceptible of an immosprirobie lustre*, polish. and, not beisig so davit. as Gold in is despoiled of its some respects. not so easilybeauty by scratches; yet in others it yields to me force of the hammer, sod may be madded into tiny form. It v particularly adapted for Wstch-essett. Sinif-boxes, and all sorts of Jewelkrv. for which Gold is at present employed. —As it tarnishes sooner thon Gold. it requires that care w hie% Gold does not ; but every time it is cleaned it will recover its °diciest lustre utt.d colour. Coolies and Gentlemen who wish to substitute a PETIT-OR Case is their Silver or Metal Watches. may have teem done at a moderate sad Sad price, by A. MESURE. at his Mame factory, 420. Strand. nearly opposite tee Adelphi, where he has on Sale a large assortment of Wattles of nil de scriptions. with Cases made of his incompressible PETIT OR; he pledges bienelf. that if any Watches with his name, sold by him. should not be found to ikrforom well, they Shall be rectified free of any expellee, durtne the alums of a whole year. provided the fault may not proceed from any fir *sage or accident ; shoo Goid end Silver Chronometers, far sea and pocket; Owned. Jewelled. Horizontal, Duple:. Going Fissee.and Plaits Watches, MI warranted a above; like wi,e all sorts of Gold Jewellery. The following Articles of PETIT-OR are ready fur sale. via. i—lineff-Irszes. Toshio-pick and Pencil-ones, Spectacles, Opera and Eye Glasses, Watch Chains Seals, Bracelets. Neck audio Thins Mes, Cambs. nod a varie ty .f Ladies' Oi moments. Of Pl ate, Table, Desert. Tea ad Ka Spode.. Tea and Cream Pots, Sager T . ones, sad Sauter% ; the Etg Spoons do mot lose thnir colour ts the Sas as Silver does, ode has the avid of Fruit any effect no the Desert Knives. For Gentlemen in the Army. Swords fir'. Cavalry, Infantry. and Grensiliers. Dirks, DMigens Corr% Spurs, fits AN mitts of Watch Cases neatly made. at a fixed price. OR NIOULU PETIT-OR. which wears as well as real Gold, with ord out requiri.g any more we, made into all surto of Ladies" oweett. As tie Proprietor, A. MESURE, does Rot employ any Agent or Traveller in the sale of his PETIT•OK. all shot 0 0 bought to any other Shop or pliblk Sale is lot PETIT-OR, but au impariskai on Ike Public. - • Orders addressed to him at his biatralitetery. N 0.419. Seteml. will be punctually attended to, had the rouble Aiticies • certainly be procarr.4. '0 101 h O 10 1 1 0 1 0 O 10 D 10 U 10 0 10 1 0 1 0 1 1 ✓ 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 Subscriptions will be received by Robert Wisithinan. the Treakurer. Bridge-street; 1314ckfriurs 1 Airlernino 'Down. Ablgate, Hieb-streft Robert Carter. Minarets; Joseph Her. "Halle, St. Paul's Oharehlards Willits= Teesdale. Sr. Nora Larch-yard t Samuel Brooks, Strands and Alexander Guile- Ransom 131'. 'ffION AS'S ffINPITAL ASTLEY COOPER end Mr. HENRY 4v o•gin Ikeir COURSE of ANATOMteAL luk i ii ( C "AL bIiCTUILI3I, on TU ESDAYitbe 2011 i inst. 't o'luelrt. • •`!i')i~ • Jr. • ' ;,1;377!;) . ' 4 , titii 11400. • • Ikalea!,4 .iced • 1 '''' , • ••• 1‘ 7. ' I ra% abigiriTtitthie, SUNDAY' PAPER. .'] Proof 'al HE coNsrll , llll6l4 to nu• a the LARGEST SUNDAY PAPERS palsiklari4 lid emw darlal spun IND/WRNS/NAY PRI MC IPLEN. It will Me • filebi *lgoe. • ill a gaireal 44191 1 41 r. et' ai lelOr lis v ." 1 " 1 I s weltisdialartit tot ilia use at • "'Win obit oho 4. pot ;mire die 4/ally Paprte. , ~ • .. .... - - • t. ..9arfr ANA. 440pbory.cers"..Flal *eat, • - /;4 id TRUSTEN .mod ..consiPrrni of the SUNDA Y ADVERTISER and WEEKLY RV.- ' TOUN 'll4lwrig roe lbe 4 1 11r4tilw ' Itw!”1114$; it lie al. obtniaed, aid with *a_basse or resdrPsi lialeli silwire".. sigit4he 90** if the' POW. bet teen- sap assiobace s Phi ON SIT DAY. the dila of Jasiemig, 18111, the. &today Advil* licit/sod Weld, llegitigr„ was printed us a beaaisfal sea it itia Oust lob* ode( Itoproefieratt, ' - __..d is 'am tufo, by Naito de 4 411•11 1 18 ther.Qlll•rls ilill f 21:13.1itihertu wed, tub . ' II II 4iteßrobie Ifitimelkw, et* leg Libtowida aV:*be moi *bk.ety MA RIO . teoeilptditet . k asietileribly reogsreetod. the Tr *es bee peretissioo ditioa to the ordinary clams which . the Suctlay A - dvertisesiiou seises ea the protect Ow of the Public, Ibey are rood Ili add ate, which, they aye caavtantd, will opener with immistible force ow those feelings of humanity, *bleb are the di-sisigablird climactic lade of a British.Pablie. The whole of lts ilrolits are exclusively devoted to the Support , of the LICENSED •Y I CTIL/ AL L Lig SCHOOL. lx NclutlllAlon-lalirs Lambeth. 0:1' The Nailer win will coooeite to be soil at the present rice low SevellPence milt t nod Orders irnaunitted lush, OSce, Nu. DI, Fleet-arm; Sc gtnea to any of the respectable News Veodeto, "ill be postmen Ily atteseied to. t . • eve Ii of G Britain shoirid SOLITII 431ERICa. Port of apAin (Trinidad). gay. It All th witnesses against General Piar were of his own cola's., not lone white; and many of the OS cent who set on his Court-Martial were also Me. lattees. TM, showy bow faithful they are to tie whites when be could net corrupt them, and bow well they knew their real interysts. Ilis plats was to separate the two thistles, and assume the chief com mend. Marino is.also eeperseded, and will be'tried for repeated acts of disobedience, inolving the safety of the country, and for a total eels:Won of military discipline. General Bermudez commode the army formyrly headed by Marino. In fact, the paid OP tier and sebordinatiou which reigns is Guyees is per. vadisvg all the corps, and the most perfect sobordi.j *nation sod obedience to the Severna Chief, wise isl jest the man to bring things about. Marino will probably be dealt with more mildly then Pier, whose plan was diabolical. Morillo hes dismantled Le Gaye', and is fortifying himself at Valencia, which shows the defensive state to which be is reduced.— The game appears complet•ly up nilh the Spaniards. The indefatigable General Arismeudi, shwa his re. tarn to Margarita, has littrkost &chins, and takes smote' prise., with Wain's dispatchee to. the Go. Terrine of Cumin., so that the Independents know all his plans and means. One important piece of in. telligence is, that the province of Marscaybo, with the sole escaping of the capital, is up in arms against the Spaniards, so that all the evils Morillo predicted in his intercepted dispatches have fallen upon him. Port Sp tin (Taleldlo4), Nov. 11. I have often written to you. on- the affairs of South AmeriCa, and as far as the Provinces of Venezuela are concerned is the present contest With the Mother pentry, I can speak from better data than most le; and have endeavoured mostly to dwell on topic of trade, as the one that always acts as the .01. deongest stimulus to the British individual and the Government. Seven years Of esperience must by this time hate taught both, that with the Spaniards we can hue no trade, unless in the way of smuggling, whilst with the natives Of South America, under an Independent GovernMent, every port is open to us, and we alone supply their wants. By this time also, the state of the' country alluded to, and the object for , which its inhabitants are contending, most be well understood in Great Brittle; and certaiely on the success of the Patriots the increase of oar trade from England direct, as well as the West Indies, material ly depends; The trade, however, of the Islands is not to be pet in competition with the direct trade from Great Britain. Spanish America has no means of becoming, like North America, a great maritime People. The pursuits of its inhabitants are agricul tural, and the fertile plains by which they are sur rounded will never'be neglected for distant objects. We have an opportunity not only of &applying them with nor merchandise, but also of being their carriers and making Englund, as she was during the late war, the great emporium of all the valuable produce of that intensive and diversified country. Of this the British government should never lose sight. From the British Prints it is easy to see that the People at home have very little idea bow things go on on the Maio, or else they mast be paid for telling little their columns. The greatest order and good Government has been established by General Bolivar hi GaYant, and the physical es well as moral forge, by whOit' the mitee is supported throogboet the comitry, Will very teen expel the Spaniards from Vmseauela and New Grenada. Never was the pa triotisni of these coantriesio roused, or good order so generally established among all classes and co. lours. The idea that the American people of colour, who have all been educated In religious principles, are not susceptible?? likO hest order, is anfoanded.— They are the best asechanies and workmen in the provinces Of ' Venesuela. We had, 450 0 of' agog , very Republicans of admit to this island for near 1 twu `yetis; and their conduct was elgoalidarY as a peaceable orderly*People,' whO were very awful to the plasters and labourers, es well as the, pablic works . earrying on for the Improvement el tie town. That. nimberat least returned to join Goneetii 80. thee& standard, and I haVe.sto doubt a number *goo ie . ' this,' el the' Casa' , and from the sum ' conflux : wise have cot* f lijkifrom time to Bastao . . :•••••• • •I • f—•,. : 1 ,n•top 116(T.fe - ' ?•• S - ••••••. • •• ••• • - •. - A.ll .• .1 -01 -T.'4 in-f.'l moni . • , lepa. • 41 *le ieunesetsrpoeoliosii. red ' - MAP. J Met: belMetims: QC Ski& •Qies. Ass • 4!POW-Seeke sbereseis gempowil atiOe rfP* Bl Se Ike ekes if Alp. Sop* Aminixairf • I ft* PartS Sbe,rshefid be eedetsSelek .4, stiemat elms •pedistiog -doles ate ‘e, Sett. d sett # isR bit AhrOuta inktalitleilett 4ftlt Net.4 o l B l ..he Roy *Au armappowdr: misty, sill misty thews ,end this Jo. mot* oh.* iiiestprololhelerrets. It 'mad, Ueaten, tty,Avtl4l9) sg **err -0 - fat. isoldesj: tat l!falct ;motet. kelois, *Or. * 4 14, itiw the South Atootitualt . oll Amy Flortlio Ivor *utile to Oki, . .•` - ly the go- , -Its iliiiii tetrAlltlet rest _ implicate with thi. Spaniards, when the natives teals, us with lopes arms, and offer is a free trade, freeduet of to. ligion, and every Moat, in shieftteaeraitilitifshlorp seems (pike as enigma. •.,•:•t • '• New. trope% Rev. 1.; Sig,—Your (avow of Mith September snivel safe,' ,and your commsoications data gives the greatest pleasure to the Supreme Chief, as well as to ell silo Pattiots in this quarter. 'Crttaiely the caveat the Two Psiends will arrive ate very immorality raiment. Our a fairs go oe very well. Oer enatsies dintiwish .and weaken, whilst we are ingress's( es well by ode own mesas as deserters from these, Yesterday ate lorielfed dispatches from Gettersi•Monoges, advising us that commandant t.ossno had pruned over to hi& with 80 cavalry, who were wino in the neighboon. Ned of Barcelona, bringing over with them a long proclainasiou, in which the Roping Chief, Morille‘ Ms just published a pardon in the name of the CNA, in fellinf of *0 Insurgents, without exception of per. sons, who might join him. In what J have just stated yaw may see the good effects of a measure, which every body knows origiluitis from no other cause than ereekeeis.. Monteverde adopted this store plant when he found hewas usable to withstand us, and it is very probable that no better success **sits Morillo than the former. General Zarans is gaining ground on the Savannah, of Calaboso, and by the lait accounts his troops oc copied the position of Sombrero. Ha is (movie; 1,600 infantry, well armed and found, whim pro wow saarehing to join him, and with this ieloterco. meet he will be able to posh forward Ills asw e ift Thtnasel expedition which is to knack !iris r in conjunction with the army of General nen; le now preparing with all baste, and in a few days wilt begin to ascend the Orinoko. Certainly it will de• ! tide the fate of the campaign, by expelliug, fat ever the Spainiards from Venesuela ; its Poetess cannot be dubious. Oar union and concord are reestablishing in eved. quarter. The troops which were in Cemanaros, an separated from 'heir obedience to the Supreme Chief through the rashness of General Marino, hare noei acknowledged and solemnly sworn obedience to tits Supreme Authority. Nothing now remotes bet for that General, who is somewhere on the Gulf 4 Paris, to come to his right senses, as undoubtedly Ise will, in order that unity may be perfectly moot: Wished, so necessary to the strength and signer which the Government ought to have, to be able ti act against the enemy in an irresistible manner.' The esecotlon of General Pier is anirsample fk will henceforward restrain conspirators, enshitioes';!f command. The energetic resolution of shooting* most fortunate General in the Veneseeleen 4 . 4 1 2 : has greatly strengthened the authority at the GovoiriV went, and this very circumstance will stake died i into persOns who may be so'daring as to leek to die terb public tranquillity and good order. . I ; PROCLAMATION OP SIMON R(ILI VAR. AUPRlfiltri EF OF TH P. REPUBLIC OF VEN NEU FL% 41M.• TO THE SOLDIER. OW TUZ LIBERATING ARBIL 66 SO Lofts% —Yesterday was a day of tire 'deep est grief to my heart. Gen. Piar was esecated. foe) his crimes of High Treason, toaspleacy, and. de. sertion. A jest and legal Tribunal has pronounced ' sentence against that onfortenete person, who, ie. toxicated with the favours of fortune, uniseekieg to satiate his ambition, sought to bring destroction eta his country. Gen. Piar, in troth, had rendered im portant services to the State, anJ notwithstanding the course of his conduct had always been that of a. factious min, his services were largely recompensed by the*Government . of Venessela. Every wish bad been gratilla of a Chief, who had obtained one of the most eminent rinks in the Army. The second authority of the Republic , at that time vacant throogh the disagreement of Geo. Marino, Weaahoas to be conferred op . his, before hie re. hellion ;.bet this same General, whir aspired to those. promo command, funned the most atrocious desigtsbee wee *vet conceived in .a wicked .breast. 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