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LONDON,
TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1819.

We received this morning the Paris Papers gf
Saturday last. The trial of CANTILLON and MA.-
RINET, charged with attempting to assassinate
the Duke of 'WELLINGTON, terminated on Friday
in the acquittal of both the prisohers, who were
in consequence Set at liberty. MARINET was
offered a passport to return to the Netherlands.

In the Chamber of Peers on Friday the discus-
sion was resumed on the amendment muved in
the Bth article of the first projet respecting the
Press, re!ative to religion. The amendment was
supported by the Count ConToxs littEssiGstY,
(formerly Bishop of Saint Malo), the Duke de
DOLIDIAIIVILLIt, the Count de SAINT ROMAN., and
the Count de SEZE ; ditd opposed by the Count
LEMERCIP.II, the Count de MONTALSVET, the
Count de Cue NET, and the Marquess de
LALLY. On a scrutiny being resorted to, there
appeared for the Amendment 94 ; against it,
103 ; majority against it, 9. The Article was
agreed to, and the discussion on the remaining
Articles,postponed till Saturday.
In the Chamber of Deputies the discnPion was
continued on the projet respecting the Financial
Accounts. It was at length closed with the ex-
ception of hearing tloc Reporter, who was to speak
on Saturday.

The report of an intended journey of the Em-
peror of RL' 5.5 IA to BrtiSitii is stated to be desti-
tute of foundation.

A Committee, cons:sting of the Bishops of the
principal Sees of France, at c•said to be at prebeut

employed to make son le chauges in the Corona-
tion Oath.

The Journal des Debats contains a declaration
signed by the Cardinals de PERIGORD, de la Lu-
CERNEi de BsAussET, and three Bishops, Peers of
France, protesting against the omission of reli-
gion in the first Projet respecting the Press.
The Emperor and Empress of AUSTRIA arrived
at Naples on the 27th ult.

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The following Articles are from the Charleston
Papers, of the 20th of April, received this
morning :--

" Our Havannah Papers are full of successes of
the Royalists in Mexico. The far-famed General
VITTORIA, who once commanded an Army of
60,000 men, with which he threatened to over-
turn the Royal Authority in that Kingdom, is
now, it is stated, a wretched fugitive, forsaken,
betrayed, and even pursued by his former Repub-
lican followers.
" FROM VeNezueLa.'—Accounts received at
Havannah from Caraccas, state, , that General
MORILLO reviewed, on the 12th February, a great
part of the Army which was assembled on the
Plains of Sans Fernando de Apure, with intention
to commence operations. on the Campaign ; the
General was highly pleased with the appear-
ance of his troops, and considered it the
most formidable that ever trod the soil of
Venezuela. On the 4th of February the army
moved, and on the 6th forced the passages
of the River Aranca and Carydral, which Paaz
and his follow( rs attempted to defend.—On the
7th General Moanam's head-quarters were at
Noevo Paso del Rep, whence be intended to
march the following day in pursuit of the enemy,
with a view to finish at once the last compaign.
"" Accounts from Coragoa state, that BOLI VAR
bad been defeated near Calaboza, with a loss of a
large part of his troops, and his entire artillery,
baggage, &c. This event, the account adds, had
enabled the Spanish Geneial Moall.Lo to get
possession of the important city of Fernando de
Apure. In addition to this, h is stated from
Congo», that the Royalists bad pushed as far as
ibe Orinoco, and were preparing to siege Augus-