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FRENCH PAPERS. [RP CEIVED TETIS MORNING.] VI FNN A, OCT. 29.—1 t appears At length decided tiult the Congress is to - open on the 3tl of Nov. The ~Minister of one of the : great States thought his powers not sufficiently large and specific; he has received them, and the proceedings %will suffer no more delAy ; they 'will be held in the Palace of Ow States of Laver Austria, the great Hall of which is decorated with theutmost splendour. : The persons who are supposed to be the best informed upon these - subjects are of - opinion, that reen it the Plen)iOtentiaries use all the diligence' in their power, the Negociations.cannot be.ter '-inipted in less than three months„ The number 01 , strangers here at one time amounted to eighty 111(ms - dud, but they are visibly This prodigious concourse of persons was occa sioned by the, inhabitants of the. neighbouring __provinces . , who were anxious, once in their lives, to sec the Monarchs, and to witness the . splen did 'festivities, and of an assemblage which► is' unit:lnc in history.. But as soon as curiosity is satisfied, every 'one is anxious to return home, for the . residenee 'in - the' Capital is dear and iffconvenient. There are now actually apart- . ments, and even .houses to let. The icing of Denmark has conferred the Order of the Elephant. viuni Prince Metternich and 'Prince Harden berg. That Sdrereign has yequenrconferences with the - Emperor of Russsia - and the King of Prussia. -It., thought that an alliance between these Sove rigus is in contemplation. The 'exchange upon . Augsburgh is 259. DECLARATION. Virtst , i,v, Nov. 1.-,-The opening of-the Congress b -tying been by declaration adjourned the-oth Oct,. till the Ist November, the Plenipotentialies of the Powers %vim : signed the Treaty of the.3oth .May, agreed reciprocally to interchange , their:. full ilw.vcrs, and to deposit them in the Office esta, blished in the: State Chancery ; and, in: order to recognize in, an authentic manner-those persons charged with-. the•interests of other States, they invite those who. are. furn . shed with powers for the Congress to transmit-them . to the said. Office. A Committee.of three of the Plenipotentiaries are to proceed, to the verification of the said Powers, and aftetwards the said. Plenipotentiaries will propose the anode which may appear to them the most convenient for'the future proceedings of 'the Congresii "The Office where these full Pow ; ers 'are to be depoSited will open on the,3d No :v cut b Al - Antzro, ()cit. 29 The Royal Flintily, set out for the 11,c:tired three days ago. They were re- ived by the . , inhabitants of the sni - ronnding country, and 'by .the Monks of the Monastry, :With embus - lash]; The proceedings against the individuals accused consp . • having it agiiilist the Royal Authority, (kilo wn by the natile of Liberates) have 'been in part decided. Sentence has , been made ptiblic by authority... Thirty - persons are con demned to.exile - toTthe gallies, to the loss of their empiyments, Among theth Wese several Ecclesiastics, and two :Members of the Academy of history, whose ,11,3111e ' S have been erased from the hooks of that Liter:ry Body. The principal persons acensed, pointana, Argueiles, (7;allegO, and Gallargo, • ate:_hOve:not yet l been The Ci;unnissiOn; befOre Which these q!pedings take, plilCe, is eompoS'C ' d of several 1 1 .Ienthers ; the Captain-General of New Ca's - title, Arleaga, the Count de Pinar, M. An . - dre•la Sanco,bis colleague in the'Cotineil of Cos title, 11/6 - squera, and Alcola Galiana, the bne be longing to•the Council of Indies, and the ot h er to the Council o f Finance. 'Two of the pet-Sons comprised in the sentence are condemned to pay datirt , zcs to the Rev.'Father Angustin de Castro. st!:c Treasury, generally speaking; does - not suffer by these proceedlngs, because the convicted per s.ms are sentenced to pay all the expenc'es of the proceedings, besides large fines, 'for which - their punishments are commuted. . .I)acsDEN, OCT. H.—At length our fate is de- Cided. There no longer exists an. Electorate or a Ningdom of &ssony. This beoutiftil capital, sti long the residence of our august SovereignS, is ~)tout to become a provincial town. The . reater_ part of Saxony . will be united to the kingdom of Prussia, and in future we shall be Prussian subjects. It is always pain ful to pass front sovereignty. which has„it may' . be Said, existed ~from all time under the yoite of another with which it, has frequent disputes. tt is true we are promised every consolation, fOr example—Saxony will not be dismembered ; for Upper Lusitania, a part of which is to be added to liohemil, never tonne(' a part of Saxony, and the of Erfurt, whieh.is given'to Saxe Weimar, to in,kmnify the Duke for his eventual claims up on the - Crown- of Saxony is aISO diitinct front it. Bit that Prince will neither have the Clyde nor tlic. City of Leipsio; nor The Wtricts of Nurem f)m':,:,-, of Merseborg, or of Ze . it, A 8• it first- . .... Btatoti. A promise has been imu'it to Saxony that Sr 4 . sitai reservep her Naine, her cotr.4itotioo, bet:Liberties; her System of Tinaove'; blit how ettli ;111 this be reconciled `to 'the plans "tir m . i,,sia, v. - hich are systematic . and tiniitnto ? . This'., is , $l - I.lc I,i'e arc curious to Room, and ‘Oiat fithc:wili' tell us. - . .. ' . . The Prussian (2;oYernineOt. has already fcmild, z2';.ilons apOlogists, wh o 'depict . •to us in vivid , , the _napiiiness we shall enjoy. under . the Jlotninion. The Xing of lintssia is in f, :q t I)l(;ved,.!.)y his people ; he ..41i1S done every thing for the glory and the: happiness . n is subj e cts ; he is the friencl.,otorier and of is. accessible ; he makes exceptions 4 , 4 „io st no one ; he protec:s Ole arts, nianufae•-• ttlf CI; atilt but .the . Saxons will al ways'se.e• with g'rii:f th 6 alinini:Artion of thiir country liass into foreign- hands. It is ble' that: itmovations 5110111(1 not. be introdu cc d,.:....... kiscrteirtliat the 17:dace:will be oAcupied by Dire of the PrusSian Prince's, in the chitructer iceroy. to)t.,i2;:rortT, Nov. Cbui•i'ers pas&cd t, , rouga this city yesterday, one twin the going to Vienna-, the outer au Euglisik Courier„ going from Vienna to Brussels - . A corps of six, thousand Prussians are at preent traversing the Principality of Hanover, going to its ulterior des tination. This corps has marched from the Banks of the Rhine. The Prussian General 'Gandi'lnts left Cassel for Rerlin. This is the Officer who is stated in the Vienna Papers to Lave been appointed Military GOvernor of Dresden. Their,lfi , rlinesses the Elector and the Electoral' p. • Prince of Hesse Cassel have already quitted enna. LEITSfC, OCT. 25.—An. Estafette arrival here yesterday, at noon, 'with 'the'oflici it intelfigenci!, thht Saxony was cedetl s tO'Prusia'; thatsfie pre- Served her ancient - Cons(itution ; and that her State Paper was guaranteed. • Saxony will re mitin a province separate.from Prussia, Of which a Prussian Prince, with the-title- of Viceroy, will hive the. GOi.ernnient, This newS hits produt ed great sensation. 'ln consequence of this change, the' Riissian Commandant lirenthilleaves us, and the. Prussian troops replace his force. APLEs', Oct. 13.—A great number of the Of ficers and Soldiers of the - Italian Provinces occu pied by Austria have come to enter into the ser-• vice of his Majesty the King of -Naples ! Many of the superior Officers have obtained: the deco ratian Orthe loyal Order. We are assnred that attiaufe assiuned by.the Kin g dom 'of Naples • has been eansed of .-necestitv. by the, - 4 7 wand, it is said, otliciatly ina'le by tt-ourt'tolle King to cede these States,• and Offering hirwas a 'compensation - to , tdd the Legation of Ferrara to three Italian Departments taken .from - the pa- Ariniony of - St. Peter. , . PARIS, Nov': 9.—ln the Sitting of the sth, the Chamber of Peers adopted the proje-et of the law )Ar the establishment Of the Civil List, the dota tion of th'at of the Cro . wlll and Royal Family. Letters froth Italy remove all doubts created by the'rumours - lately spread. - It is not - trite that the Duke de Gallo has left Naples precipitately for Vienna. It is not true the Neapolitan army has marched, as was stated-. It remains perfectly - tranquil in its-canto - mei:N. FRONTIErIiS OF: SAXON V, Ocr. William -- of Prtisia . ,(lirother to the King) is named as VicCroy. of :Saxony ; others say that Prince Augustus Terdinati4 the King's' cousin, will assume this dignity, and marry the Arch duchess Leopoldine, daughter to the Emperor of 4 - V usttia. 1-IAIsintIRGII,. OCT; 20.—The Diet of th e new kingdom of Fleinover; composed'of 85 Members, will be opened in a few weeks. 14 - RONTIEIIS OF' SWITZERLAND, OCT. 2.9.—The ci-devant King of Sweden is at Yverdmi, near Geneva. A hundred young gentlemen, of the best families of wham Iluonaparte detained four years as hoSt.ages and-tent to the School of La Fleche, returned lately, to Baste, on their way home. They exchanged the French for the Aus trian cockade, anti will make excellent Officers in theAustriati army.. The Princess of Wales arrived at Florence on tl;. evening-of he 22d Oct. and'was visited the next morning by the "Grand Duke of Tuscany. It is said she will not go beyond Fkrence. A tierman Paper states, that the King of Great Dritain will take the tit le of Emperor. ALLAN, O.—Report says that Bologna will be erected into I principality, and ceded to Archduchess Maria. Lonisa. The Austrian force to be maintained in I.taly will, it is said, amount to 120,000. . BRUSSELS PAPERS. [[ieceived this Morning.] Bitust.l.s, Nov. 4.—A Public Plint bas-tire following ar ticle„ - dated Naples, Oct. 20 : ' " It is.the - gencral opinion lierei . that Iting a-N Jrinm has received frogs the Congisi at Vienna a formal proposal to consent to ra't - eiVe an indemnity for -the ,Crown of Naples, would . then be - restored to its ancient poimesior. The Death of Queen CAantiNttof Sicily has dintiiilzetl sill more the. small party aallaying, the f:ars of those among tvho were...apprctien-iive that they should tint hcablcpx recover the-favour of that Prinee:;s." 'ROME, ()CT. 20.-I:he infant, Doti Vita\ cis, who was to be created a Cardinal, has changed his' vocation, and laid down the vcclesiastical . habit. VENICE, Ocr. le.—Letters from Cerfu state, that that island is still i I,a very utiFettle(i state. Upon the reported cession of its territory to a certain c.clebrated Order, it. has 'sent Miis.o7tvl•Est and PAUL LUCClltlel to the Congress at Vienna, to assert its independenoe. Mt LAN, Oct. 22,,—The Frehell General M. de la VAII6YON is arrived here, corning fronf. Naples. Sore persons a:firtu 'that ric•has brought dispatches from King , Joaeliito to Mar, stia.l IVELLeoAithi::; .others :thiukbe in.P.rely quitted the Nest service at the desire of biz-family. ;several Of ' fieea of the late Italian Army, natives of Modena, are or dered to quit the Modenese territory. • CoLonNr, Nov. 2.---The GeocralGovernmient of the. Upper. and Middle Rhine, and the Government of Belgium, are . negociating• a Convention for the free exchange of the manu factures of the two Governments. The Journalof the Upper anti Lower Rhine promises a speedy emriaunicatioa - ou this subject. Thi, meastire - arniounces the deanitive union of the two countries under the.saine Govcruthent. BuussELS, Nov. 7..—The agreeable ness - s is spread here, that his Royal Highness' will not return here without having „Wiz') the titre of King . Of Belzi m. LEU:SZe, 2.l.—The Bristlier of the King of PaysstA, His Royal Hiclinez , s FREDEttIt LLIAM, is to he Viceroy.of Saxony, and to marry'an Aristtiall Princess. The Conetitu , Son of Saxony will not be changed. The return of the. King is no, more Spoken of. Ire hear from Berlin, that he is re ,turned from Priedcriesfeldt, where he has bezpoke his apart ments for three mouths. P 0 E T Y. . . bn heariizg a Clereltinon rest tcrl zepon...foi (lying obtained ct Prise fr0nt...tii2....16 , 7-icultaral Society for . the .1 7 roductiox of*.tb'e;;bee ' '.' • Be.opt 'my good friend,- that a.llow rend I)iviiie Shz.zzi!;l have the firsr i'riir as a Breeder of 'Swine; Such Ctinar..xiuils lire Orti;odox, not . infin 1)1 g , • For•Sairit tiled 'attd his Pig : • • 'Tis IJaitc „. tut), which 3,•,)u• loud on abs ii ii 4s--- i'tay iv lat Think you,' iuy friend, of S'us otgue .Varerdos F: N, In the 'Court of King's Bench, Mrs: Dvor hibited ,Igticles..of the peace apinst Lieutenant ? Colutiel . lol. (her husband), and several other persons, for ill-_treatipent, in -. consequence of Which an attachment - was issued against the par ties. Macrae, who was iniplicrited in Lord Coon- RAN! 's Hod , ancl NvaS tatittll hitt, custody on lc s return groin the Continent, is, Ca be .hionglit icp for. Judgnient neitt in the Court of King's 134.,4eh. NIAILN. AnnTvEn-2 France, 1 Guernsey and Jerseyo .Dublin, 1 Wit tel ford. Dun-1 Lisbon, 1 Maha ) 1 HuHind, 1 Ham buigh, 1 Guernsey and. Jersey. • 0.4 Stnelc, tl.uj:l 3 per Cent. Heil. 6:31 3 pei: Cent: G 4 4 1 ; 4 per Cent. Dens. 5 per Cent..NassAiu t , 951 Bank L. A/ 11L. . 1 .1 -itittts If; sTecics o'cLocri. India Stock, 188 India ss. las. pr. tiontli Sea :•tock, 67i Exclivq. Bills, ss. pr. dis. Consols forAtivember; COUItSE "OF EXCHANGE. wit SO days. "It .90 days. a ‘ Amstertrana Otrrent - sfi - ..561 London ' 22f. ... 90c. 1 - L1,111) . 6Ni, Pet er.bui I 1 FRENCH FUNDS, 5 per Cents ,Bank Actions 72. • 1177. HIGH "WATER AT LONIX)N BRIDGE TO-Nlf )I.IIIOW. .Morilimr, 54 milititcs after 2. 1 Eveliiii4, 23 minutes after T 'Fi I 14 _J 4111\ SOI.E.NI QUIS FALBI'3I All Dk:AT LONDON, t S" . --.1 - TURD4Tr", _NOV EMBER 12, 1814. We.have this morning received French Paper.: to theA Orb, and further Brussels ,Papers to the Oth inst. the contents of which, as the critical decision of the Congress of Vienna is approach ing, begin to be of great interest and importance. Tire. fate of Saxony, as we were yesterday enabled, exclusively, to communicate, has been decided, and that State has becomti a province of the Prussian Monarchy. It retains, however, its Constitution, and is to be by a Viceroy, probably Prince FaramocK WILLIAM; the hrOther of the King•ofPaussra. Dresden already garrisoned by Prussian troops. - The-.inference we would draw from this fact is, that the ensuing arrangements will add in a some what similar manner to the power of Russia, by connecting some Modification of Pc'land as a Vice royalty to that Empire, and . some portion of Italy in like form to the Empire of Austria. It is evident that no single State will be aggrandizer! and it is but reasonable to conclude, that the system now divulged will not be limited to Prussia. On the Ist of November, the Ministers of the great States (viz. England, Russia, Prussia, Aus tria, and France) exchanged their full powers, and deposited the same in. the chancery of State, at the same time inviting - tlie Plenipotentiaries of other Sovereigns to communicate their creden tials. The Congress was thereafter to be for mally opened on the 3d of November. There are in these Papers many contradictory statements respecting the affairs of Naples and its pseudo King. The only certain facts seem to be, that his• Majesty is tottering, and that there is no truth in the stories (which we would not copy from the Italian letters in the iforniag Chronicle of yesterday), respecting the march of a great Neapolitan force towards the Po, and all the other movements of this mighty Monarch. We learn - from Madrid, that . thirry of the Li, 6erriles have been tried and condemned to exile, the gallies, fine and imprisonment, and other pir. nishments. Those whose names are best ktiown to the British Nation, have not yet been - brought to trial. - - We insert, at length, the Sentence of the Court Martial on Colonel QVENTIN; and the subsequen Order thereupou, removing his Accusers and Pro secutor: from the Regiment, in which it was ob vious enough they could not remain together con sistently with military discplinc and the good of the Service. We observe, with some pain, that most of our contemporaries have taken upon themselves to condemn or approve Of this deci sion : Assuredly, Ice shall not follow an example so unconstitutional and improper. It has of late become too much the fashion to arraign and retry the procedure of legal and competent tribunals ; :o bring their sentences under the review of an 11-informed public ; to canvass without suffi s cient knowledge, hazard opinions as unjust as the evi dence they arc formed upon is imperfect, and pro nounce ex cathedra, though in ignorance and de• if,welook to the inevitable and danger ous results of such a practice as this, we can see no end to the mischief—suffice it to say, in a word, that it is calculated to poison the fount of justice, and overthrow the entire fabric of the Jurispru dence of The Country. ',slop. Colonel PALMER (for whom we cannot help feeling much sympathy on this occasion, since be appears to have been of necessity, from his sta- ; don, plunged into the unwelcome Office of Pro secutor) has given node:. of - alrotion on the sub ject in the House of Commons on Monday. The -Officers remaining - with the 10th Hussars are—Colonel Qo ENTiN - , Major -the' Lfittteurable flowatto, Captain Da GRAMM6i:T now Dave Da Goicitc, Captain BROMLEY, and Lieutenants I.loi.matN, 'MErNELL, and-CuaTrs. _ Among the 25 dismissed into other Regiments, If r are severalof great raiik and interest i f 00 0. FiordsßE A. 'HILL, brothei. a the gol ais 0 die pie LD W ou o ri :: e " T r' ll ; Captain FITZGERALD, SOO (if Cl tile ( I c ot ' ,.ti 1 f" I ,C, E ESt rk‘V E A , RD FITZGERALD, 3 " .- 1 1, 0 1 1 " tj , O. _EINSTER ; LieliteWilll the '- v or , - Lieut. SOMERSET, his brother L' cl-t• F ielt‘ ; ,_ G.‘ L : i A e i u a t . n I: o y f N t rin e SPELL, .SOll of Sir GEORGE \VCcoll3-‘C'°1.0.;651,51; BERKELEY, sun o f t h e ',lt, E i ttl 13. " o ti son of the Duke 'i f 13°Cir. Or 17, 0 1 11: Have, of t : s e s E ai l d r l , : e ir, 01 , C",_, l r resignation. h t v l o t I4T zc e l. Alt F.N cEs , solo o f the 1) “" 0 4 7 lENCE j and Lieut. SEylvi' ntiik, son of tbe • H. SEYMOUR. that 11 . .1 great his e l.e r a y t ta s l a r kc r l a i . ti t i ' ii , % l ,,. r i ee • Ey, advice propensities, 11 E n L y llgl t z , l) O p Eb cif itri e a t v ''' r e i b - 1 1' 1 3 tc l i nil I s , : : : 5 1 11 t) : : : : 71 5 3 : 5 1.1i. gle , l ): . : ll : lttt' l. P e j i g i ' , eer r jEtiiii' I '. :---::::::::::Ti H a r sei, e )ft.i s s o e r , r i o s a lit t ll l isty "l , e ' i ' s t l ey id el . l o , i n' i li o l t nsteak..o. meetin g; the endless ' I o ftli9 , , e ue l le it tions, and listen i ng its t_ l i_e l - ti_ i i asco e l i ) t : n r t ° l il ln, i : L ia / s e l i l r r t i r l i et l i r ,: hc . l be li e ei t! g l ia t o l ee i ' l a s 11Ele:%ltVao:rVetethillie.'lfetr:, Would sl:l°'i.'tt - :: t 3i 0 : 11 11 1);e1j. :-, to h i 1 every question ll° quite a dogmatical wonderful to obseive 130 ' 1 . 51 °.4, lug from in the line of goe s- f:1 ton of the Drury-lane, " full of sound and t:i i i , r , ): 1 : 0 , 4 ,,r, c • be fancies hinisel 1; f je i h ' i n m e so y occasion. We know not ' 0 ( . 1 , 0 (i i i minnows," and out-fierin.:.oiii . bun to st.'neas.y, but it seems in' P ti : o0 : 0 1,0 1l Aieifirtev.ii?7 It still on his seat; 0' 1(1 lies n ,lzrgite'pirleotialo.,fe.'t,hien might l b . : otlfi etirieel/foti;lo,4l r. NI fiLLESLEY POLE iIISIIV 01/Ser%e(i) ',tett. s to o . often himself, and ciialle'nges strc,t,:ree hisgatinlgia(t)Ttahnegrslei,si,tiliiee sc,eariyintontidss°tri,-:iroft:yail'i,, propensity,. as to desist from inteirtvir Such a Member W e are '" o d if' 0 4 sus,: useful fn . f 1 in Parliament as a very zealo"l9isterV;ott 1 looker after theconduct of Nl ( '' . 5 °(' r. think more good mi I, b e witii irsboefol .ind better iliformatiOn'tobte. ii°ierd %vit t ' l i es .' o c? ing. Gentleness is a beautiful f ' ll ' . ' .. 1 , virtue. Y o f 0,10 m . irrbalr;), RUNE, L ts l,N l( E i ' had one- (7----- b f ee i i he svi ii‘ t i h ss p eiisg P :itscl i ; t l°'r;'4" Ctd S ei p Hie. a sii i , i cß i eLi s 1 1 ,E l it Government, soltilliiliec:si "7.1 c l , , N. A O N_ El N l u 'i N lU E r z s , day, previous tO t he Le° p ri tsll' o rl , i l f drid and Paris this morning. e at f ei house, the PRINCE REGENT grallieti ''CUtirl•rceiti Dukel i / I ti i l s l l o S ct i . l ai‘t lAhootalititbili Sii‘iSilano(oji(e:tsrl::(ir iii.( e ) 1 111c.1)0 C i l r.:al i es e rs t h r ob: t i , his Royal Highness (as Chevalier ''',;ll v,i, e rl'i the Royal and distinguished SP',lll/".04.0`600: ! P C ) r t:o s k s t e . s . n o c t e f t )f u * Y :)gf t O ; l E ß e n : et rs -s l la vt ( n i : t 3li h eiA : l l ; t l o: l . c cl u r 'e , s i t u t l iti e s i Ti r il e ll : i ia s y i , g : ll : i ti l l : i l 3 : l:7 l, :.:; l , : f t c o i l o t til r i cic iji l ` b ltie i l i a i l s:: : i i: ll l ,i i , ir r e ' ::: . . :A -R i o i s r , : i i i s i a s t le t C e d u r 170 Treasurery the s i Sl i r: l l l r , l es t I C U :p a t C (i)t )tr 11:1 1 C : 11 e V ' ''ll- '- ectsttil Levee . the PRINCE fttlEieGss:Tme:T-I)%l:l'"ic,,,.°t:Liiell!.:ll,i'tl:/t' tl, Prince E a r I C : k , f s T L E I L v C E I I C I pA,L)OAL athell d iVi ° D .- .... 1i 1 1 1 : : :,1 . .- ~... I tt )/ Yesterday ,morning the POI.'" morni i n it g heex l . iet— ',II.IAJEsTY and the I' to 4 13 i % lii ; town for Brighton. tc 6 iial U eß : l E V ly E, al l . .: ll , :l i i s e a:( R l:a: t :N t s a ele v e c . t I p l a ' r — t y •V ii s ' t etrit;l : e ?..t:i c. i se'etisc : ll'i(e C w o e l it ne ‘: . ith the 'Princess E05A 131141 . •if ril i s ; LAND the T i c il a e la t: s t l ' C c re rec e, ‘ O' lli d i to il V , 53 1 , 0 li'. IC Mr. WHITBREAD'S speeches ' d i to ' if' Sembie Detonating Bails‘; for th ( c )1 , 1b ,:tio. 3 "1( 111 rNnatTeciic:ltanoltntt.r.ito:l.nallsvtltiiiiilet:lll2)::;lick:tio, e f y ,, ) ,,1te r re a . great noise, they,do but little es ,i-oote,:s, 10 1 l'he Earl of . SI) AFTESBLI AY is eoll jAP I ~ 1 1 ' 0 , man of Committees ill the goose () idl e I ,e * a ; ,r( 1 i „ f t „es' , Accounts received from Ci-ir'', i , i ity' „ l c , / September, ,Iblicill; raceas Gezettcs, sev'eral very ill b , Vell,o l obtained by the Royalists over e t ii '', r et 3l ; ii ce',o l, and state the great probability or, t t , ~ilegl , 3 of i eti whole province of Venezuela to ; 1 l Stli 04eifi0 general action took place on t`: c . o ops e a 1' E e1f,,,,,,; at the town of Itraena. ',l-1"' liciitcr3;,voi,l,-,KI both 'sides charged each Oth er i for 'or i r tir' equal, tin% . The action contino.et(iier / or de c t r er: 4 l during ‘ 4 .-ilich time the firing of c , l v ictv d . o.,,iic cease for a moment. At leogt L) I d tl' e) e ,t 11 ,e' s in favour of the Royalist,;, 31'„reot „ tie,di , 1 , the 0 i tI I '''' ' ' i x the square of the town %r" .- 1 , 0 `',,, 1 e.r .4. O' c i tuosity, killi... mid beheading ) . : 07 001:0 0 , r i 4 , enemy, anion w i t „,,, vv e: . c ili to be 0:0 3 0 /4 fruits of this victory are st , t ted eeo t . (I • 4 ' l) ' 4r l kets,. 10 am muniti:ln chests, ' l d 1:0,1.45 I' f i • cannon and musket cartridt.es, go yo;: Di r e '• l4 ' crs.—Tlie loss sustained by th,c,ooo(te:,ea P( I, not to exceed 300 killed and ; er e ';`' ,-0 ~.'i c e r;; I,- to', r io 1 p ,;‘, s2i9ornh,ofCbtyittl:itineliiii:‘(ridilii:t.rs.c.eloLl::,_.:,pritoiil':' :10,1(::::00.el head of the inSurgents, and :I,,,tigicit.,i;dell L reported, that the 'Governor nt tile ./ 11 '1 ,0' 1(1 0 1 ` offered to deliver then.' 111' '''' •4 3 0) 1 , n is . 0 (01' Retford, a poor boy of th e , I t '-; to t3'.4tot jacl'", ttle-oeno:llyu'ellaßeerDil'slit'Eg.tß)et..--iang(ell,1:101:11,1111311 : DY ' f':• E : ; t o il:tllls.: l. : t i Li i .l'lll'siljecils : lll ,4 e . house, whilst ag e, family we" it eig',tit ' j o t ) , most inhumaulfmardered 3b °i. l Cli t ‘s. 2 if' 11 i i• • 0)03 r ed 11 .0' the evening; by having 0. , ..•,1 f il.--, %, i The perpetrator of this bor 1 0 been tliscovered-—(D oncuster' 1... ._ •104. oi 11-1 I)Nnus.• At li „r. , bt'zihr, • Printed •b• J• , r e • e' 0 -0 1 . at tr-'-7; and pnbii.sl)e(l ny X •.• 1;:;'• s""Feter, !"tl-3,":, 000 mots, Ordvrc, Letter's (Poil-Pl4)' n er.