The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-26 00:00:00

SO UTII AMERICA.

4. All those who have arms, antruur.itiOn, or any other war-
like stores, must forthwith, after this publication, deliver up
the same ; any one acting contrary to this effect, shall in liable
to the penalties found proper to be imposed on them.
• 5. All the emigrants willing to return to their homes are, of
course, entitled to a safe conveyance provided they return to
become Columbians, and renounce immediately the Spanish
Government. If they present themselves within ten days, they
will have the right to claim their property, which otherwise
shall be forfeited, but they will in either: case enjoy personal
security.
6. Any person having communications to make relative to
the Province will call on Colonel Citizen Juan Escalona, who
is appointed Governor and Commander in Chief thereof.
7. Any intercourse with the enemy's territory, without the
knowledge of the Government, is under `the sevcre.st in.aalties
hereby interdicted.

Be this published and stuck up for its due effect.
Head-quarters, General of the Guard at Coro, May 11, IC2I.
RAFAEL 0111M.NETTA.

The. Coronation is over ! !!—the Masquerade
Fete is finished ! ! !—the Exhibition is closed !! !
and that beautiful Exhibition of TomKrNs's Pro-
TURE LOTTERY, which now may be seen gratis,
will also soon be closed for ever !!! and all those
valuable Paintings and superb Works of Art will
be distributed to the fortunate Purchasers of
'fiche!. prior to the Drawing of this Lottery,
which will certainly take place on SATURDAY the
28th instant.

CARROLL, Stock-broker, begs leave to recom-
mend TOMKINS'S PICTURE LOTTERY to the Pub-
lic, as containing Prizes most interesting and
beautiful, highly approved of by the Lovers of
the Fine Arts, and that this PICTURE LOTTERY
will be drawn on SATURDAY next. One peculia.'
feature greatly recommends it, as a Purcha•er of
a Red and a Black Ticket is sure of obtaining a
Prize. Tickets, price 31. 3s. each, are now sell-
ing at his Offices, 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-
street.

RICHARDSON, G OODLUCK, and Co. have the
pleasure to announce, that Mr. ToNIKINs's most
beautiful, valuable, and interesting PICTURE LOT-
TERY will be drawn on SATurtnAy next, and that
this Lottery, which has received the highest tes-
timonials; has one peculiar advantage, that the
Purchaser of a Red Ticket and a Black Ticket
is sure of obtaining a Prize.—Tickets of Tom-
KINS'S PICTURE LOTTERY are now selling at their
old established .Office, Bank-buildings, Cornhill.
TONTKINS'S PICTURE LoTTERY•—MeSSrS.SwIFT
and Co. invite every person fond of the Fine Arts
to purchase a Ticket in this Lottery, which will
be drawn on SATURDAY. next, and is a most de-
sirable and advantageous Lottery, as the Pur-
chaser of Two Tickets, a Red one and a Black
one, is sure of gaining a Prize, perhaps the Grand
Prize, worth 7,500/.-,-Tickets are now selling at
their Offices in the Poultry and Charing Cross,
where Specimens of the Prizes may be seen, and
where Seven of the Capitals in the State-Lottery
just ended were shared and sold..
Messrs-MARTIN and Co. recommend to the.
public attention TOUKINS'S PICTURE LOTTERY,
which draws on SATURDAY next. It contains
unique Specimens of Art, exquisitely finished.
Tickets are now selling at their Office in Corn-
hill, price 31.-3 s. each. The Purchaser of two
Tickets, a Black and Red, is sure to gain a Prize.

JULY 25, 1821.—1 n the State Lottery which
finished drawing yesterday, 131$H Shared and
Sold the following Capital Prizes:-
14,041, (In 9 Shares)
,E 21,000
10,830,. (In 12 Shares) X 20,000
19,515, (Whole Ticket) X 16,000
6,231, (In 13 Shares) . X3,000'
13,824, (In 9:Shares) X 2,000
1,615 (Whole Ticket) X 1,050.
11,331 (In 12 Shares) XI,OOO
Besides several of p6OO, ,f5OO, e-100, 13300,
X2OO, &c. &c. too numerous .to insert. in an.
Advertisement.--. Tickets are on sale, price Three
Guineas each, at Bisu's Offices, 4, Cornhill, and.
9, Charing-Cross, for Tortixtris's PICTURE ,Lo-r-
TErvy, to be drawn Next Saturday. The. Pur-
chaser of a Red Ticket and a Black Ticket is,
sure to gain a Prize.

Tuesday the State Lottery finished Drawing,
when No. 4,421 was drawn a Prize of Twr...NTY-
FI*E THOUSAND Pourtns, Consols, and Shared
by. J..and, J. St vcwittatyr, 37, Cornhill ; 11,
Holborn and 38,.IlayMarket.—Messrs. J.
J. Si VI:WGIIT have, also the pleasure of an-
noun6ing.their having Sold in the same Lottery,
.1,440 -; R 4,000 1`4,750 - - 1;400
9,182 ae 2,400. I 19,023 - -
,E 2,100
Besides Eight Minot. Capitals. The Public are
requested. to brim;' them in for. Paytnent.—A.
New Lottery will be Contracted for on Thurs-
day, and if J. and J. SIVEWRIGH7' are the Con-
tractors, they will have the pleasure of submitting
to theaPublic a very brilliant Scheme,

In further confirmation of the decisive sac•
cesses gained by the Independents in South
America, we have to state, on the authority or
Jamaica'Papers brought by the Earyalu.s• to the
beginning of the last month., that Cumana, Porto
Cabello, Laguira, and. Coro, had fallen into their
hands. Of the occupation of Coro, at least, all
doubts are removed by the following Proclama-
tion, issued at that place by General UnDANETTA,
immediately after its surrender
REPUBLIC OF COIAMIBIA.

RAFAEL MIDANETTA, of the Order of Liberators, Btigadi
General of the Armies of the Republic, and Cothinander-in-.
Chief of the Guard of the Liberator; President.
The division under my command having taken possession of
this Capital, after diepersmg the forces which defend' xi it, and
desirous of restoring tranquillity, makes known the following :—,
I. The troops under my command are not to be consideraf
as foes, but as the protectors of the Province of Coro.
2. Every individual of this Province who has followed the
enemy in their retreat, shall enjoy complete security both in
person and property ; to which benefit those also will be en-
titled. who, having joined the enemy, desert them, and return
in good faith to our standards.
3. None shall enjoy these privileges who henceforth con-
spire against the GOvernment, by forming Guerilla parties or
otherwise.