The National Register.
London, England, 1819-08-09 00:00:00

AUGUST 9.

petscruers. To the cry of' Fencer a' 'work,' our troops, much
inferior in nunther,charged whir such firmness, that no-
thing could rassist Cum. The artillery which they had in
Salina*, and all their aims, baggage, and uninitiosis, have
fallen into our handy."

A despatch from the Secretary of State of the
Republic of Venezuela to the Plenipotentiary from
that State in London, dated Angostura, May 28,
which was received with the accounts of the above
victory, contains the following particulars:—
" At no period has the state of our cause been so Bat-
tering as at pi cr. at : doubtless within this present year
the terrible sling:A° between despotivin and liberty will
be teratinat•d. By the accompanying enansisciipt and
printed papas, you will learn the complete trienni' of
Santander over the Spanish army vs hi, h was marching
from Santa Fe. A division of 4,500 turn under General
I:rilaneta, which composes part of the auxiliary English
no my, will ilisrinbaik on the coast at the beginning of
June, to proceed to Earaceas, while our President Bolivar
marches front Varinas, in the direction of that capital;
and Gen. Parr watches Niro illo, a also is in Achagnas, on
the Apure. The cities of Socorio, Tunja, and Pamplona,
h tse sent to Santander their congratulations on this vic-
tory of Pore. That commander uow marches to occupy
SaLta re de Bogota. Wherever hls army passes, it is
rrceived with enthusiasm. In a short while I expect to
send yon most satisfactory accounts of the happy progress
of the nuns of our republic. The British who are in oor
service do mooch lioncur to our r 3,1102.

We received on Friday Paris Papers of Tuesday
last. The King did not quit his apartments on
Monday, but his Majesty gave another audience to
the Duke de Richelieu. The King returns to
Paris on Wednesday.

The following article from Madrid, noted the.
224 ult. appears in the Gazette de Fraace :
The Coons de Nionujo, who vac superseded about ar year
alto is h.s Go% ernment-Generail of the Kingdom of Giatahla,
and exiled to Ilar;os, having room hither disguised as a
solitaries% he has been ai rested on his return, hnti curve) eli
to Valladolid.
The For-hlioister of Stile Pizarro, and 015 n ' rujo, have
been conveyed to %%Overie, a small village in the cumirous
of MadriZ, a here they are coined in ft convent. and strictl:i
Knarrh-d. Tait measure has been adopted to accelerate and
facilitate the pro•rcutimi instituted Pc.fitimt them.
A Gem sal Wicer is said to have hero orreitiql at Cadiz.
The troops who refused to embark are to be replaced 13. i
regiment. from (*;ital
It us believed that the Envoy of the United States of
Angie:* fingly insists oh the ratification of the Treat) for
in.• cession of the Florida., ; hat that dilliriCties have °c-
c arising from f ircuinataucea foreign to the Spanish
;overnment.
Tbe Councillor of Castile, Orellann, has killed himself at
t, village mar Avisu, where lie had cone to visit his brat her,
b.. hit is Uishop of that diocese.
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Another article, dated Irun the 24th ult. with re-
ference to the recent events at Cadiz, says,
The chiefs of the conspiracy have been examined, and
have divulged every cacuncannee they know respecting it,
with the names of the agents o► cm ruptiim who have hero
employed to make them bet 111% tiwie allegiance, and their
King. A pretty considerable number of the inhabitant. of
Cadiz have been arievied, and it has been demonstrated both
try their avowals and the eltainitiation of their impels, That
the conspiracy had foreign ramifications, even if its find
project did not emanate from a foreign source.

Friday morning the Lord Chancellor, Viscount
S;dmouth, and the Vice Chancellor, had audiences
of the Prince Regent at Carlton-house.
About four o'clock on Friday afternoon, the Prince
Regent left Carlton-house for Brighton.
Ilatoirrote, Auo. s.—At nine o'clock this morn-
ing the Royal George yacht, commanded by the
Hun. Capt. Paget, reached her moorings, stationed
within three miles of the town. She was convoyed
by the Hyperion frigate, of 42 guns, Capt. Serle;
the Hind sloop of war, 20 guns, Captain Sir
Burrard; and the Cameleon, sloop of war, 16 guns,
Captain Minguy. The Liffey. of 50 guns, Hun.
Captain Duncan, is expected in the Roads to.mor.
row. The Royal yacht is receiving her stores a:
Brighton. The embarkation of the Prince Regent
is expected to take place on Sunday, when the Royal
fleet will sail direct for Plymouth, and afterwards
to Portsmouth. We understand the arrival of the
Prince Regent, which was fixed fur this day, is now
deferred until Saturday. This evening the Duke of
York has a party of naval officers and noblemen of
the Royal household at dinner.
A numerous assemblage of persons have collected
daily this week at the end of Downing-street, ap-
plicants to Earl Bathurst, as Secretary of State for
Colonial Affairs, to go out at Government expenca,
as settlers to the Cape of Good Hope.
his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence is ex-
pected to be in Frankfurt, on his return to this coun-
try, about the 10th instant, and expected to arrive
in England early in September.
On Monday morning Dr. Wilson, domestic phy-
sician to the Duke and Duchess of Kent, and Mr.
Pettigrew, surgeon to their Royal Highnesses, at.
tended at Kensington-palace, to vacillate the infant
Frincns.