The Sun. — London, England, 1817-07-02 00:00:00

PUINCE REGENT'S - LEVEE, &c. ,~^ Yesterday the PltitqcE R - GENT held a Levee at . CAO:Mi.I - I ,, nie. t'l.-::11.4d crt honour, under the i:.onutanA of CAonel lidwater, marched into the -yat.l at one O'ao, k; preeeded by the hand' of the D,,ke of (41tureester's 3,1 regimeut . of Foot coar:k. , was - alkaa detachment of the Life statioued. in Pall 7 MAll to assist the police. P - re:•ifoi,s to the'Li,•ee . bis Royal flightless held ta• lat rry Council,. which was attended hy the Lord Prei ; ! . ctit, of the Cono . cil, the Lord Privy Seal, 'the Flr,r Lord of the ,Tt easitry, the Chancellor Of the E \c h(muer, the Secretaries of State for the Mon- and 'Foreign Department, the Master Ge ,n,!ral • of 'the Ordnance, the Master of the Mint, I . he.P.resilent of the Boaitl o f Controoh the Lord th:;nl-4 : .?rlain, the Lord Steward, the Comotro!- Icr the I louiehold, the Treasnrer of the House fiold , the M.is'er of the Horse', Sze. 8:c. Viscount Clitq -vytid attended a Clerk of the Council. The of liarrowhy had an audience of the Prince lic.,:ertt , , and. Aso Vißconnt Strang , ford, presented by Viscount Castlereagh, upon his going-to Swe den. There ivere present at the Levee - - • The Dukes of York and Gloucester, the Foreign and Cabi net Ministers, the Archbishop of Canterbury - , the Chief Jus tices, quid the -Judge of the Admiralty, -the Attorney and Solicitor-Generals, the Groom of the Stole' and Gold Stick in W:liting. Dithcs 7 -Leeds,lleanfort , D. Chatre, Montrose, Rutland. Aiurgititfts—Wilx:)e;ter, Coningharn, ChUlmoncletey, Head fort, Cornwa:lis, Tavi , -tOek, LAnsdowr.P, Canteen, Hertford.. ,-;orts---Ancrant s , Harft,,vicke, Mount Eclgcumbe, Mcx boronXh, St. Get m litS 5, Athlone, Gostc.r, Warwick, Sutfield, Orfoid, Delawar", Westmorland, Westmeath; Ilac e,ifielil, Nlextkorough, Ossory, Egremont, tlesington, Molgrare, Liverpool, Barrowhy, Harrington. risco , leg —Fab nglit h, Exmouth, Barnard, N'alletort, Gal way, Mr-It-ilk, Castlereagh', Sidtnouth, St raogford , Chetwynd, Xake, Page. _ . Massy, J. C. Stuart, Dyncror, C. Towni -11.91,1, Teignintlnth, Henniker, Binning, Burghersh, Lyne loch, St Helens, .1. Thynnc, Ellenborough,.Harris, Tioton, Colchester, C. Bentinck, G. Beresford, Rouse, C. ,5p nem -164 ht fronottrn4lcs--J.l%Mallon, Sir H. Russell, G. Can rant:, N. Vansittart, Wellesley Pole, Arbuthnot, ; W. Scott I!. n:,on. Il.),u,mrall,les—.Mr. Shore, Mr. Pare, C. Percy, W. E Cochrane. Bishops—Peterivornugh, Exeter, LonFlr,n. Krs-11. G. Naylor, Rise Price, 11,.Kenncily, Corhill Coghill, A. Chichester, G. B. Hill, 11. St Paul, J. Simeon, .1. C.llippisley, J. C. Lillie, G. War. Tvrith•r, Gr. Staunton,, M. Somerville, T. Larie, F. I•lenniker, H. Rivers, It. IL Bremlisy, .T. flatus(len, P. C. Durham, C Hastings, S. Hamilton, J. Doyle, J. Murray, C. Green, C Tit:ll44f, A. Home, C. Campbell, C. Hawkins, V. Gomm, W, Scott, C. Blunt, E. Paget, H. Seton, J. Clarke, IL _Steele. Viscoont Exmouth. Griffith. Grptrat.,--Sir Robert Kerns. Sir John Doyle, Orr, Fitzge rahl. John Hamilton. Aylmer, Hart, Michel, Sir C. Hast ings, sNir Joint Murray, Marriott, Sir Charles Green, M I 1e,•..y .Itri::ott, SirCliarles I)eewar, Fitzroy Maclean, L o rd Lynerloch, Iltiguelit, Stevens, VyFe• Ellice, Hon. Lowther, Hon.-Conte. Sir ('ampbell. Colston, Hughes, T. E. Napier, Llewellyn, C. Vernott-Gralonn, Wodelmose, Macleod, Lester, Pi •g•.;+, 1,y7,0n, Sir William Gomm, Cook, Sir J. Clarke, Sir R. Stcrl.v. • 2 1 19'0 ,- -v—Manraiv , t, T - Ton. W. E. Cochrane, Macleod, Mo berly. Tboyts, Bloomfield. ' C,orains—Sir It. H. Bromley, Edgcombe. Non. Pellet', Christie, Sullivan, Hbn. P. T.Cust, Gray. Hon. A. Cochrane, IV,hlter, Rails, King. Sha ne, Pearson, Pigot, Hickney, R.N., ,Curzim, Jaci,son, TrEste,Draeois, S. Price;l)awkins,Rattrey, Grunt , w; Deacon', Burdett. ` • feHteac,tiv---Scritt Haring, H. P. Steele, 'R.N., IleOtheete, C. Fitzroy Maclean, Fitzroy, Douglas. enr,eis—T,y6ter, Trent,' Harrison, R.- Burdett, Ellis, Artlot r. ' ..-intbr.vser.lor.r—Aurtrian, Araerican, Saxon, Dutch, French, Rn , sian, Spanish, Barons yfeiletzer, Wolfe. Dartirrs—Higlimorr, Paris, Rev. Dr. Fletcher. Rpm Messrs.—W. Westcomb, Algernon Peyton, Robert Loath. Ab..tvr.t—Adam Smith, Leach, Hugh Hope. B. Coates, Ot way, Holeason, Harrison, Spiridan Foresti, T. P. Williams, ,lames Morier, S.-1%0304;e, Stewart, ilarbord, Frere, Norton, Laeon, Itayly, Drax Grosvenor, Caswall, Ternok, Phelps, Smith, Stuart Hail, Leigh, Posey Edwards, G. N. ('aswall, 'Ar,allel Harris, Cowper Minks, Robert Coates, Smythe Owen. Buller, Bacon, H. Walpole, Thornton, Tre s-flavor.. floite, Davies, Gilbert, H. Butter, Isted; R. B. Cox, It. s tcArd, tysoos, Bockett. Antonc the Presentations to the PRINCE Ra- GRNT were Mr. 'fingh Hope, upon his return from Java, by Lord ' Bitinintt. - -,,,C4l..ner(Olston, upon his return from Rome. Nu. S1)16(1011 Fortlsti, late his Majesty's Resident and Minis - ter in the lonitt Islands, who received the honour of Knighthood: ' • tientert'donel Lewellen, C.B. 25th Regiment, upon his he in;;an.ooloted a•Conipattion of the Bath,-arid on his return • fl nun lVaterloo. Christie, of the Hants Yeomanry Legion, by Sir Aimilmni Home. Lord Massey, by the Marquis Conytipbam. ' Sir Coghill Coghill, onshangiog - ..his name and coming to his. • title Ueut.-Coionel clice, of the Inniskiliin Dragoons, on his ar rival from..abroad •-•- • Cafitain Sullivan, of the Royal Horse Guards,. on hit mar .• Sias r<. Robertltenfitnly,..honn his return from LiSlacin. . C. ptairl Pellew, on Iris return from abroad._ • 'Sur Scott,Lillie, tlnth Regiment, on his promotion. G. N. Caswall, by his Father., Limitenant Heatheote, of thelloyal Horse GUards. Sir F.-Hamilton, on coming to his title., Lientenant Fitzroy, floypil - lorso. Guards. 3.,0rd J. C. Stuart, on hiS tit le;by the Earl of Hardwicke. I Ain! Suffield, with the Norfolk Address. Visetonit Barnard, on his appointment to the 2d Life Guards \r:6 , On' Falmoitili, with the Cornwall Address. Earl Gower, On , his return from abroad. • Sir - George Stauuton, on his yoturn frotn'Ctrirm. Mr. Shore, on coming - of age, by Lord Teignmouth. Cornet Lester, 7th Ilrsoirs, by Colonel Lyster. , comet Ellis, on his appointment to the Lancers, by Lord Liverpool. . . • Lieut. Doin;!as, Rayal Horse" Artillery, on:his return front the Continent; by Lient.•Gen. Nl' Lend., . • Major Hen". Macletid, loth regiment, 'on promotion. /lon. Lieut.:Col. Coolie, on his promotion'tO the Lieutenant Colonelee of the Queen's County Alilitia;,,by the Marquis • of Convngliam. Ttoyal Engineers, on promotion. Visrior lauriage, tiOth Regiment, on'return from the West Colonel Hughes, 1 Sth Hussars, on promotion. -.. 4 l%it...Wodehouse. Esq. by Colonel Wodebouse. Ltent.-Colintei T. E. Napier. on promotion. 1 , 1:!jor-General Dewar, by Colonel Fitzgerald. Lieut.-General Sir J. Murray, on returoing• from the Con - tinent. • Bev. Mr. W'escnmb, on goi l hg :Varna& hear Adatical Griffiths, on hi, return from the North Ame rican station, by Lord Melville: • re, Posey Edwards, on going attroad, by Major-General Fit 7 r:j. ‘ Chwar, bn corning of age, iay Lord Delawar. Bar. Frere, on his marriage. is ar. J. V. Williams, on goiug abroad. tuttv iT.3111:5, M t ewiscirit N;MI Atl4;teill:; VlTS:inen 'r the 7 ; t,l of Met tut -Edgectitulte. Mr. Phel 0A inarria4e,ity . tor, littrizliersh• Rear-Admiral Sir P. C.,llurh , rtn, on rec. permission to accept'te.Alilitary Order of Merit of Prrnce. Lieut.-Colonel .Veraon Graham, 24 or t.locers's Royal Regi ment, on his arrival femur be West Cornet Trent, lloyal nurse Guards, by . the' Lord in Waiting. Shawe, Royal florse.Gnarels, by the Lord in traitiog : : • Mr. Davies Gilbert, on his change of name, by Lord Mount ' Edgecumhe. Mr. Thornton, his - Majesty's late' Minister tile Court of Sweden; 611 his-return. • , .Mr. Cowper Hineks abroad, by Mr. Leigh._ Cornet Arnold, Royal Hopi'eGuattls, Is-y the Lord itt Waiting. : Colonel Sir John Campbell, on his retarit frMA,Fratae with • the•.D'ulte of Wellington.• . Lord Colchester, upon his Peerage. Colonel Sir JOhn Clarke, on his return to Spain.. ,The-Earl of Anctam hr the Lord in Waitla 4 t. Eton. Captain Pellew,,,,n his return from,arrroad. Master Leith, i;1113 of the late Lieuteturn t-GetSeral Sir ;lames Leith, to return his fat hi.'r'S insignia as Knight Grand Cross of the Bath. • Thomas Haseason, Esq. by Lord Snflield., Major Bloomfield. by Sir B. Bloomfield. Mr. Bacon, eldcst son of Sir . l,'4usand Bacon, Bart. by Lord - Rye. Algernon Peyton, by , Lord Bayninz. AdmitatViscouor Exmouth. with the Cornwall Address. Lieutenant Charles Fit,zi•cry JLiclrati, ou a?pointment to the 3d Guards; by his tattler Lieutenant-General Fitzroy Maclean. Captain. Hickey, R. N. on being appointed to the Blossom frigate.. Captain Jacitsim,R. A. on his return from - Canada.. Captain Webber, Royal Horse Artillery, on his return from the Continent. Captain Gray, It. A. on I^. is return frost] abroad. Captain Deacon, It. A. on his return front the Contioent. Mr. H. Walpole, 3d Guards, on his appointment, by•the Earl , of Orford. `ir Arthur Ch 7 chester on going abroad. Doctor Paris, to present his Essay on the Metho pre venting Accidents front Explosions in tlOO4lO of Corn . : Res - . Doctor Fletcher, on his appOinttnent as Chophin to his Royal Higfiness the Prince Regett. Doctor H hmore to present a Petition. MR. Basil) rcy Buttcr on his return from Ireland. Fro»t the LONDON GAZETTE, July 1, ISI7. MILITAItY PROMOTIONS. Commissions-digned b;• the Lori Lieutenant of the County a Cornwall. Tn be Deputy Lieutenants Hnimurahle William Richard .Edecostibe t corium lily calltd . Viscritint Valictort ; Eiq.; John .iarlsc, EN.; 'Richard Chad- wick, Esq. Militia—To be Captain, Thomas Trick, Esq..--.-To be First Lieutenants, John Acoine, Gent.; Richard Freeman Rot tenberg, Gent.—To be Second Lientenants,, Willi un Free love Marsh, Gent. ; Richard Handy n„ Gent. ; Thomas Martin,Gent.; James Rivers, Gent.; Matthew Semple,Gent. 2d Peciment of Local Militi.v--To be Ensign, Mayhew Gif ford, Geat. t. Sth, or Pendennis Artillery Regiment of Local he Captain, John Faick, Esq.---To be First . Lieutenant, Gent.—To he Second Lientenlues, Ro bert Richards Brow), Gent.; Jamesifooten, Gent.; Itichurds Broad, Gent. _ ; • • • . • rrnwit- Vice, July 1, ISI7. Member returned to serve in this present PieriaMott: Borough of Lntigershali—Henry Lakes Luttrell, Earl of, Carhatiipton, in Lett all, in the room •of Chades Nieltislas PallmeriElq: who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTS. * Tbotins Pope sntith , Thomas-street, Bristrti ocltalebone IsTash.. manufactorer. to surrender .lute 2, at ten, and Angleit 12, at eleven. at Gaildhall, London. Attur.ney, Mr. Stott, Gray's Inu,4(llliire. Thomas Jackson, Watb•iipon-Dearne, Turicthier, grocer, Aognst I, at fire, 2, and te, at eleven, at the orn Inn, Rotherham. Attornies, Mr. Nicholson, Watt), near. R 9.., therham, or 74,s:it's. Wiglesworth and Crosley, GraN''s John llarrison, Parsonage-liuuse, E4eshet, Cumberlandielerk, • Ju)r 17, tB, and August u, at elevez. at the King's Arms' Inn, Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Hodgson, !:ye 's -court, Al, dermanhory, or Mr. Pearson, Carlisle. Thomas Tideswell, Shelton, Staffordshire, baler, .lily 11, AC fire, 13, at tt n, and August 12, at three, at the Roe Bock Inn, Newcastle-upon-Lyme. Attoniies, Mr. Prime, New castle-mider-loyme, or Messrs. liclrnowls and . Jeyes, Chan- very-lane: Joseph Eccles, renkridge, Stafh.rdshire, grocer, :filly 14, at five, 15. at,ten, at the watt Inn, Stafford, and August 12, at the Littleton Arms, Penkriilge, at ten. Attornits, 'Messrs. Collins and :teens, Stafford, or Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn. Thomas Fleming, Lice7l , ool, merthsot, July 17, 18, at one, and August 12, at six, at the George Inn, Liverpool.- At tornies, Messrs. Griffiths and liinde, Penwick-street, Li verpool. • • James 'Alathews, Penzance, Cornwall, sail-maker, July 11, 18, and August 12, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Nlaraiion. Attornies, Mr. Follett, Paper-buildings, Temple, or Mr. Marazion. Joseph Greenwood, Hanilsworth Woof%once, Yorkshire, timber-merchant, July 24, 25, at the Cast: of York, and August 12, at "the Angel Inn, Ferrchritlex:,at eleven. At tornies. Mr. Knowles,New Ind, or Mr. Candler, Tadeaster. May, Crispin-street, Spitaltields, ti o niltazeen-weaver, July 8, ls, and August 1,2, at ten, atGuile2.fall. Attorney, Mr. Buxton, Feliehurch-street. Nathaniel Thornbury, Bourn,'Stroud, and Ldward Taylor, Bowbridge. Gloucestershire, clothiers, inty 9, at five, 10, and August 12, at eleven, at the George Inn Strond.— . Attornies, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory,'lledforn tvy or Mr. Waffler', Stroud. , Tlsonias Raper, Northallertnn, Yorkshire, harilwareman ' July 18, 19, and August 12, at twelve , at the Golden Lion, Is:baba:team'. Attornies, Mr. Ilirst,• Northallertun, or Messrs. Marten 'and illianisoo, Gray's Intl. • DIViDENDS. July 12, J. Knott and W. Smith, DuLe-street, Sontbwarit, hat-manufacturers—July 30, J. Lufiho Durham, cheini,t —.July 24, 1). Russell, Bath, chiluithan—ltily 5, E. Curtis, Chiswick, surgeon —July -24, T. C. Edwards,Leicester-sip - tare, silk-ntereer—July 22, j..Aligelt, ReAclitig, draper—July 29, T. Dean, Sunderiand near tite Sea,. slitnal.:er—Jitly 4.2; T." Christopher, 1)n:10:er-court. wirie7tnerchant Jul) 31, V. Evans, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, grocer-- July 30, J. Wilkinson, Berwick-upon `l'w , eat, July 12, P. and I. Blackburn, Ilitioinsbury-sql:ire, merchants --July 26, W, Forrester and J. _Kerr, .Crovsn 7 cpint, lireatt street, merchants —July 26, .1. Flair.•:tid,Clizspsi:.li,, July '23, H. Beeby, Cockertnouth, Cumberluol, 'merchant — :I%lly 24, W. Traer, Exeter, wool-factor—July 4G, J. Bowser, Broad 7 street, Ratcliffe, ship-chandler. CERTIFICATES, Jut.st 2'. P. Johnson, lifivis-Marks, St. Mary Axe, inerellant—W, Eirkhy, Chilifers Coton, Warwickshire, tallow4handler—V Lraus; Newtown, Montgomeryshire, grocer—J. Loittionse, Durham, chemist—J. Beech, Stone, Statordshire, liuen• draper—C. Johnson, South Shields, linen-draper—J. Bridges Bristol, brush-maker..—W.. Young, Boston, vietualler—W 11. High-street, Southwark, iron-merettit—A. F Staith, - Stockton, Durham, hanker. • . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • E. Morgan, It. Morgan, and H. Hniniin., Stacey-ctreet, St. Giles in the Fields, cast-iron-Blinders — J. Lows)! and J. !Richardson, Driggith, Cumberland, miners—W. F. Hebb' arid .i.Rolderts, High-street, Boto41), tobaczo-nianufacturers I'. Hamblin and C. F. Seyfang*, Suzar-loal,court, Gai lick hill, printers-.--B. Ross and T. Hawcrth,-Kingstsm-npon-Hull, insurnice-hrokers—W. Dearden, J. 134dger,1011 M. Dearden, Sheffield, seissar-manufacturers—G. Stringer and J. Schole field, Barnsbury-place, Islington, corn-dealers—E. and T. Ilolmes, Pagan-hill, Gloucestershire.' mill-Wrighls-11-• Wilde and T. Bavnes, King-street, Commercial-Nati, sfigar - brokers —W. Placket, J. Brett,- and B. Kingston—P. Morgan, W. Bedells, W. H. Whittel, and .I. Wylde ' Knighton, Radnor shire, woolstaplers—J. A. Hermon and A. Rainy, Conduit street, Hanover-square—E. 11lowbray and M. Sinecton,. Old Change, milliners—J. and G. Guy, Penrith, Cumberland, dealers in bats—W. Armistead, stn. and W. Armistead, jun. Clement's-lane, Lom bard-street, public noturies—J. Payne, J. Roberts, and J. Payne—M. Whit ridge and K. Kettlewell, Watling-street,. warehousemen—J. Hunt, E. Attwood, and J. Wilson, Leadentiall-street, insurance br.okers—A. Ireland and W. H. Cox, Bread-street, haberdashers—Cl; Darnaat and H. Wakefield, Hatton-a:n - 41:9i, surgt•oni—T. J Jaant 3,11 . 1 W. Bin , tead, Alton, Sontitaiiipton, ironmongers-3- Craft audß.Ficlciee,Aiton,Suutliataptuti,Llullow awl ruundturners. (.)1 . / t tt cl37itfilU:s. [Front _the Yew York tOexing 1 7 041 ) 11N/ 31.1 ESTItACT OF A LETTER . FROM THE ISLAND OF 'TRINIDAD, TO .A GENTLEMAN IN THIS CITY, DATED - THIS 14TH OF LAST MONTH,. The affairs of Venezuela are every day assomino'l a better aspect. By the official communication of the patrotic General Paez, who commands in Barinas, to Gen - . Bolivar, dated the 28th Of' Fe.- bruary, we have seen that cu the 18th of the same mouth, the Royal army, headed by ALAMO., 1000 infantry and 800 cavalry strong, Was attack ed by the Republican forces, commanded by Gen. Paez, composed of 1300 cavalry. -The cavalry of the Royalists were completely routed, and the in tantry'.were obliged to form in a solid column, in order to secure its retreat to the tiloqutains of Apure ; from thenCe they continued their-retreat to the banks of the river San Fernando de Apure and Apnrito, i'vithout be fear of being pursued, as the patriotic force in that part was akogether cavalry. The Royal army lost in this engage ment 300 horses, three drtims, a quantity Olam nstmition, many muskets and carbines, and an im mense number of lances . , many prisoners.' and some of the•baggage of. the Staff. The prisoners sny, that this was all the f.trees Morillti•took trOm New Grenada. The, particular situation of time patriot army. and the resources in its power, seems to promise complete success to the Pa triotic cause. By the accompanying hniletios you will see that our (Anse is progressing by strides in the east part of Venezuela, and.that hating once secured Guazana by our arms, the emancipa 7 tion of the whole country will be the last result of this painful omit glorious task. COPIES OF SEVF,IIAL OFFIcIAL REPORTS OF THE REPUBLICAN' GENERALS. From General PIA 11, Commfinding in the Provioce of Guayana, to tieneral BoLtvArt, Supreme Chief of tha Republic. The inhabitants of the department of Caroni, who of now had taki.ti no part fn the war, have hastened to otter themselves' from the •moment they could escape the tyrant. The twenty-nine towns, of which it consists, are necidetily for the cause oi liberty. This country'- iir6ent i the most. iilinring prospects, on account of its - abundance, riches, anti innocence of the people. The towns. are respectable and the. fields well cultivated Our arms have gained throughout the most ex traiatlinary renown, and have procured the most respect. 1 think to contintle• in this'province till the whole of it be free. The eneiuy is re- . .dirceei to the. last , extremity, eirciimscribed to the ,two Guayanas, deprived' of every resource, anti terrified. These are ndvtntages which are not always to be met with, and which must not be slighted When once obtained. • Headquarters at Alta:Gracira,•Feb:l-10, 1817: (si g mo • • MdINITEL PI4R. His Excellency the Supreme . Chief: • FROM THE 3.1.13 E TO THE SAME. We arrived yesterday, the 23d inst. ftt the Prep, and we only met with an advanced post, crinsist ing ibf six men, who were recOtinoitring . for the enemy: We took threisol them, who acytitinted me with the -condition and strength of Gaayana, and that the CoMmdnder, Totralba,:was posted about a league from there ; l thereupon deter mined to 111E+1 . 6 to it with 400 men, and destroy thy only enemy who could in any way molest us: I took the necessary measures to take them by surprise ; which although not entirely successful, owing to the roughness of the road, and two ad- vanced posts of ,the enemy,. yet he was, however, completely routed, and in - such manner that only seven then could return to the fortress of the town. 'We took one hundred' prisoners. Up wards of 150 men threw themselves tnto a lake, and I doubt whether 50 . of thetn have been saved ; , . they had many killed and wounded, and. the re mainder so dispelled in the mountains, that I think it impossible for them to return to their re spective regiments. We have taken - tram the enemy 600 horses, ail their equipments, and stands o f a rm s ; and ths- f e w cattle they had out. of the fortresi. All of Which I have the honour tO corn mimicwe to your Excellency Head-gnartevs, off Guayana, Feb. 24, 1817. (Signed) , MANUEL WAR. His E*cellehey the Supreme cliicf. Ituront from General Crt>r:No, acting; owlet. the orders of General PIAH. WI the Sonth of tbe•Province.aGuayana, to Gencral 110t.ivAti. , . I hope your Excellency- will do me the justice to believe, that'there is. .nothing which I so much desire as to see myself by the side of your Excel lency, contributing with all my forte, and co operating with all the means within my.reach, to the, re-establishment_ of the Republic, with all ,tlint zeal and patriotism:with which 1 have always employed 'Myself in the service of my country, and npon which I establish all my glory. Pre-.- vions to.this time I have informed' your Excel lency of the condition of the country in which have ttinde war, and•ot the resources it contains to prosecute it. My not receiving any comniuni . 4'• cation from your Excellency on this subject, and the wants in which you are in or Some of , said re sources, as evinced by your.Excelleney'.3 official letter.ot the I.oth of January, which Col. •Beler put into my hands, induces me to apprehend that the correspondence. has miscarried consg (pence whereof I am obliged to repeat, that in the It.partment of Csycara there are at your leuc.y's disposal, and fort he.s-ervice of the army, .2000 tattle horses, trout 30 to 40,000 wild mares, upwards of 1000 mules, and. many-other valuables, which I have taken from the • enetny, and which now belong to the Republic; ,out of which your Excellency may older to be sent to•that, quarter, whatever you may think necessary. The . pass by Twearagno, or Rio Clara, appears to me the safest ; and it is easier to send' . detachments from San Diego de Cabrutica to conducrt hem, by giving an order of Citizen Melian Bolivar, Commander of that Department, to deliver them, and faCilitate their exportation. I think this a powerful aid. in the present circumstances. May it please your Excellency to accept the I hotttage of my high consideration. . • Head-quarters at Mtn Gracia, Feb. 10, 11317. (Signed) MANUEL CEPENO. His Excellesscy the Supreme Chi*(.' CASE OF EXTRENIF. CRUELTY. George Barber, a weaver, of York-street, Beth. nal-green, eras pnt to the Bar, npowart - indict• meat which charged him with a series of cruelties to his apprentice, Mary Elder, a child apparently 11 years of age.—The Court was much clouded, the interest excited by this case being very great; and -the witnesses numerous.---The parish of St. John, Hackney, instituted the prosecution, which was conducted by Mr. ALLEY and Mr. ANDREW,. Mr. ALLEY stated the case. ' The object of persecution was then called and examined. Her- evidence was to the following effect • Before she was bound to the defendant, the treatment she received for the few days of experi ment was unexceptionable.--She, of course, wil lingly entered the service, but was soon pointed in her hopes. Her master took si pleit. sure-in beating her-with a cane, a shuttle, and a tremendous instrument called a Brent, with whicht he frequently struck her on the head and legs.--.! The pretence for this brutality was the inability of the childtO do thework which the defendant assigped-tO her. The severities to which she was thus exposed, reduced her in six mouths to a state from which it Was generally supposed she would never recover. Her frame was the less able to endure such treatment, as her master applied a systeM of torture to her stomach, which was pro portioned, as near as he could guess, to',the pal* he inflicted on her head and legs—the agony of hunger. Site had been without dinner for tuaii days, and 'waver tid to ask for any, as the: request would 'but afford her master a new pretext for go ing to his favourite amusement of raising lumps on her head, cutting her shins, and dashing hei• against the gronild.. filer master's •wVe alien said, she could not endure to see such abominable treat ment but her expostulations had the effect of increasing tie punishment. At length, when the poor Child's appearance gave 'undeniable evidence of her sufferings, information. was given to the parkh to which she belonged, The Overseer rescued her front death.—Upou being brought to the Woikhonse; her 'wOittins were dressed. and time and care brought her to a slight. resemblance . of, what she hall once been. • Upon her cross-exmnination, shy said she well knew 'the nature of an oath; and never rethem- heredhaving•cut work out of a frame, or having done any _thing out , of spite to her master. - Thomas Davit, who livts next door to the cle.. fendant's house, knew the child to have been ill excellent health about two years ago:, %%inn.% she was bound apprentice, and perceived in twelve months a great change in her. He and his family heard moaning and groaningiroM her almost every day for the last twelve months, and frequently gave her bread upon her complaioing.that she had no food. Insmediately before she was taken front the house by the Overseers, there "was not a bit of flesh upon her: 'Her bones lipi*tared brealing ,t,through her skin,. and -she looked a perfect ske. leton. • Mr. Langmore, a snigeon, examined the chili on the 3e. oP May,. at Worship-street. She was exceedingly emaciated., anti her stomach revolted from food for several days ; this he ascribed to hunger.' There was also 'a dropsical appearance in her legs and hands, attributable Othe iatne cause. Upon her toes were ulcerated citiiblaini, the consequence of the most god neglect, and on, One of 4er.legs was a large tritise, apparently f . roui stiCk. - The first; secOndland' - fifird days o r witness's atten.lance -upon' tier, 'the stomach re volted.from food, but by great care she s reco vering. Poultices were applied to her feet to pre.. vent mortification. 'She conldnot have lived ano. ther month under sod} circumstances. Mr. Ashby, the Overseer, devosed as to.the health of the child when she was bound, and the extreme wretthedness in whiCh be found her at her master's house, from which he took her under a warrant. Mr. ADOLPHUS, for the. defendant, saitl he hail no proof against all this. The case had been 'daily made out, and much prais . c - Was due to the Overseer of the parish., for the alacrity With which he had interposed. Mr. ADOLPHUS had previously cross-examined allsthe witoeSscS, but there 'appeajea Oottliti to throw the slightest doubt -upon-their evidence;—, The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty. •• The CHAIRMAN, after having consulted with the Magistrates on each side, said— . " Prisoner, you have been found guilty: of a most serious crime... There is.something so yepiignant, in your conduct to this poor infant; to all the laws of humanity, :Ind all the feelings of a parent, a character which with surpriz'e t Warm that you hear, as to render it extremely.ditlietilt to appor tion your punishdent to your offence. If _tie unfortunate victim had not been .taken from vour.execrable.po war . You xould most probably ha‘;e forfeited your life upon the charge_ of having taker' hers. It. is.a disgrace, to. the country .tliat a wretch, eapahle of such cruelty towards an unprotected in fant, should hclound in. it.: 1 willinarklour offence so as t u , deter. others from the wickedness of imitatiug it.. hfle scn. 'ttnee of the'Court is--that you be iinprined Two Yeats in the House of Correction; where I hope, in your solitary you w ill exercise that part of the religion you have instactal by .your hypocrisy—Repentance." . , : • • Upon the motion of Mr. ALLEY, the indenture .of - the - child was immediately cancelled. COAL MARKT, JUN!, 30. • Ships at Market. Ships sold. rricC. 4Si,Nevccastle 4 Sunderland.... .3 :;3s. Od.tv 3 . bs. 94. BIRTHS. • 4 , .• • On Monday last, in Upper Seymour-street. the Lad y of Major Pane, M.P. of a still. . . La , !ly,..in Clifford-street, the. Lady of Charles Mitford, Esq. of a sun. MARRIED. - • Yesterday, at St.lanies's Church, Dr. Thomson, Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, to Louisa, younpst daughter of the late Frederick Trmison, Esq. of Kensington. Same clay, at .Mary-le-bone Church. nijor Gabriel, of the id Dragoon Guards, to Marian, daughter of the late Colonel Charles Russell Deare, of the Bengal- Artillery. 1)1E1). ~. • • -•• • On the alt. suddenly, of apoplexy, Isaa c W arner,o f Great Ea4" - Cheali, eldest sou of Isaac Warner, Esq. of the Paragon, Blackheath. • . • • On the 28th ult. of an apoplexy, at Nnnney, Sornersetgliire, ittthe 48th year of his age, the Rev. Francis Minsbull, Rector of that parish. . . . . 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