The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-04 00:00:00

TIIR DISGUDICRS IN NEW GRANADA

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The Government having received information from dif-
fervot awhorities of the republic, that the provinces of
Now Granutil, bordering on Venezuela had revolted
againtt its constitutional Government, the Executive
Power, desiring to order the execution of such precau-
tim,ry measures as prudence may dictate, has adopted
thus:. which follow :

h has ordered tl.at there shall be raised in the province
of M.,rida a column of observation, consisting of 200 men.
" To arm in the canton of Calabozo of this province
100 cavalry.

" To place Captain Juan Baptista MalAgarci) at the
head of 20 cavalry, to be caged out in the canton of G uas-
dualito, in the province of Apure.
" To call into service Colonel Joaquim 1-I..rnandez to
take the command and direct the operations of two
fkeheras which are to proceed from Guiana to San Fer-
nan,lo de Apure.

" To station the war galliot Constitution in the lake of

The Duke and Duchess of Buckingham, with
t)e Marvis of Chemlos and Lady Anne Greville, have
arrived at Stowe, flux Buckingham, from Wottun, with
the ineentiun of residing there until the meeting of Par-

TIIE ASHTON IVIURDER.—The latest intelli-
gence from Ashton states that as yet sufficient evidence
has not been adduced to identify the murderer, but that the
most sai;guinc expectations are entertained that ere the
trial of those committed takes place, the perpetrator of the
bloody aced will be in the hands of justice. Of the four
men who were committed in the first instance for conspi-
racy. two (Henry Hardwick and Edward Davis) were
stewards of the Sawyers' Union, and one (Samuel Hard.
wick) was the secretary. The two Hardwicks are bro-
thers. Or, last Tbursdsy Marshall P. Thompson, John
Buckley, Patrick Tobin, Hugh Boyd, James Thorpe,
Ho:gate, Wm. Jervis, Robert and Ralph Ken-
:—..
worthy (brothers), II
(brothers), ~bert Sutton, William Shaw, and
Wild, secretary of the Saw Si D
yers' Club at Rochdale, were " TO HIS MAJESTY
re,—During the year which has just elapsed, God
to Kiziolide gaol on the same charge as the has softened the anxieties of your throne by twice making
Ilirlstc°f,TuTitHtcd ..rlow, secretary to the Bolton Sawyers' Club, f you partake of those family enjoyments which are m at
is in custody., but stands remanded to a future day. The Sweet to the heart of a lather. He has given you a new
club boxes at Rochdale and Bolton are seized, arid their and shining proof of his protection, and to us new motives
contents are said to be of a most extraordinitry character, for detesting those horrible attempts which are excited by
but of course cannot at present be made public. Mr. Whit- abominable doctrines. The victims of the late inunda-
field, who is a kind employer, is doing all in his power to tions, which, on the very theatre of the disaster, have been
promote the ends of justice. the objects of so much devotedness, have everywhere
A MODEST SECRETARY OF STATE.--I have found generous imitators of the royal beneficence. In
the honour of your Grace's letter of the 46, and am sorry afflicting us with this terrible scourge God has consoled us
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y rug Grace should give into the mistake of other people, to with the spectacle of great acts of charity. At the COM-
lam so mencement of this new year, we intreat you, Sire, to ac-
think
for I onlycan't look cept with goodness our earnest wishes for the happiness of
please to allow me
upon
myselftoehtcyaPeao bnlvbei
eneafiendbaeroilnisstuhcSeiej coprooenstttaprrayary, of
t.hSattatle.
and therefore you will yourself and your august family. May the Lord deign to
writing to you, not to alter athing in my manner
of continue to bestow upon your Majesty the paternal care of
being your
,his providence,
remove for ever from our country the cala-
lue u on
Grace's servant; the littleva myself ; Iphad in that is milks by which it has been desolated, appease all its dis-
all I was capable to support,
arner
Itat.on 0
lose it
again ,
scnsions, and mike it more powerful and more prosperous,
must n w
B
by being removed out of my pro I shall by rendering its children united 1 Such are the wishes of
not be so ill a prophet as lam per station. ut
every true Frenchman, such are the graces which the
Grace will please to remember that I Secretary, for your i
' clergy arid Archbishop of Paris will never cease to implore
ment, if it ever befel me, would be my foretold. this
dogehave
-
from the Supreme Dispenser of all good 1
what I could to keep it off, and have persevered rrsueivneredl ini' it e ' To this his Majesty re p lied—
last.—James's Court and 'limes of William ni, to the i
ii I receive with great satisfaction these expressions of

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