The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-07 00:00:00

DO DECREE

.1%112% 1. That all heads of families, or persons who may be sui
juris, together with all administrators of properties belonging to
others, shall, on this occasion, and in support of the national cre-
dit, advance such sums of noney on account of the direct contri-
bution, as shall not fall short of one dollar, nor exceed one thousand.
Aar. 2.—This advance shall be credited to the parties, on
account of the direct contribution to be repaid by quarterly pay-
ments each half year succeeding the period in which the advance
has been made, for which purpose documents shall be given to the
lenders, proving the sums so. lent, in such terms as the Executive
power may choose to arrange.

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Aar. 8.-1 n order to exact the smallest amount, it will he
sufficient to possess a property of the value of 200 dollars, or an
office, profession, or industrious calling, producing an income of
100 dollars per annum ; and for exacting the larger sum, the
party must possess a property of 200,000 dollars at least.
ART. 4.—Between the two sums of ono dollar and one
thousand dollars, shall be comprehended payments amounting to
one, two, four, six, eight, ten, fifteen, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty,
sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety, one hundred, one hundred and fifty,
two hundred, two hundred and fifty, three hundred, three hundred
and fifty, four hundred, five hundred, six hundred, seven hundred,
eight hundred, nine hundred, and one thousand dollars, according
to the wealth of each individual.

Any. 6. Civil servants, military persons, and ecclesiastics,
whose pay or salary may exceed 320 dollars per annum, and be
within 1000, shall advance on account of the said pay or salary,
the half of one month's pay; and those whose pay or salary shall
exceed 2000 dollars, shall advance two months' pay. The fore-
going
quotas shall he deducted from the pay of the parties by third
parts in three successive months.
Aar. ti. There shall be exacted from ectlesiasiies,
*prebends,
and all who participate in tythes, the filie proportions of hat they
receive, as is laid down in the foregoing Articles, for which pur:.
pose the accountants of tythes will make the . necessary estimates,
and the •treasurers will deduct the amount of their advances, and
remit the same 1,0 the provincial treasury.
AUT. 7. FrOutill• others in public employment. includirot
those whO deriie their revkine from the - tythei;l4 wilich
may be contingent, .or arising fiolll 4 per vintage on the
propert
'-y - kr collect or administer, there shall he levied the
..,4 . it .1
amount for which they may 1,0 liable on tech per centage, ac-
cording to the estimate laid diitvn in the 6th article, •
tehethperedt.
distribution of
Separate clause--The amount thus levied on contingent* re.
the advances on
venues shall be computed by the amount of the per tentage arising
the kale mentioned in the 4th article; according to the means of
heads of &Tullio, or persons sui fur's, or ittbinies 'of titherp, a
board. of distribution shall be formed in each Canton, ana shall
consist of the Municipal Chief, or in his absence,''of the first Al-
cede, the Syndic of the Munk; l;ttogether
with
frimiAatTli.efiu. mient4)oriOleecrlitoonminak
let•-y,
~,f 0:0 body, and of one inhabitant of each parish in the Can-
4. to be-elected by the Municipality. Having assembled and
Can-
tun, !... ortaidod. over by the liiinieitifti Chief,they
been ,4
any heatl
assign the quota Which of a family or pinion ant furls
and attornies for the properties of others, shall pay in proportion
to bill wining Weidthi Or $o a yrudynt calcula,tign tliOreof, the

Municipality shall assign the quota to be paid by tbs members of
the Board itself to the best of its abilities.

ART. 9. The quota to each head of a family, &c. &c. shall be
within the canton of their residence, and therefore such properties
as they may possess in other places, and which must form part of
the estimate, need not be on the spot when the latter is levied,
ART. 10. The contribution being complete, the collections
shall be actively insisted on agreeable to regulations which the Exe-
cutive will issue for that purpose.
Aar. 11. The amount of these quotas shall be devoted solely
and exclusively to the payment of the interest, and the extinction
of the capital of the foreign debt.
ART. 12. The said amounts must be collected and delivered
over to the Treasury of each province by the lit of October neat,
and in default thereof all authorities and persons charged with the
distribution,' collection, and delivery of the same, are respectively
responsible for deficiencies. -
ART. IS. In all Provinces, Cantons, and Parishes, the result
of this distribution, and payment thereof in the respective province,
canton, or parish, shall be published in the Gazette, or by public

notices.
ART. 14. The Executive shall lay before the approaching
Congress a return or general report, by provinces, of the number
of creditors, and the *Mount lent.
Aar. 15. Every Public Functionary who may divert these
sums to any other purpose than the one designed by the 9th
Article, shall pay a fine of double the amount so appropriated, and
be further removed from his employment.
Given at Bogota on the 6th of May, 1826 (year 16.)
LUIS A.- BARALT,
President of the Senate.
LEANDRO AGEA,
Vice President of the Chamber of Representatives.
LUIS VARGAS TEJAPA,
Secretary of the Semite.
MARIANO MIN°, ,
Palace 0 f
(Dehvypetritynmtenctreitarn
Boy of
gof
ttali:J.sCpayan2thee,r.ll2ll6epurreaserutal6t.ir.
Let it be executed, F. De P. SANTANDER.
By Order of His Excellency the Vice President of the Republic,
in charge of the Executive Power,
JM. DEL CASTELLO, r
Secretary of State, and of the TreasurY.
CARACCAS, AUG. 9.—We are pleased to find,
- bY the Gdettdaa
de Colombia of the 25th June, that on or after the 7th of ~
_...1.,"
next month, four posts will Istre'the capitol for this city, itaiiir:
of three, as at present established. The days of denature Irs."
Bogota will be the 9th, 16th, 23d, and 30th of each month, at
6 v. me., and those of their arrival in that city the 4th, 1 I th,
1 tith,
and 25th, at BA. at. The first post which will leave Coolers,
fur Bogota, on this system, will be on the 7th of not Septe
rvalmbe°ri
and will arrive at Bogota on the 4th October, being an inte
27 days.
'le British packet, from England, bad arrived at La Guars,
with Utters to the end of June.
By a
le(tOrterontrecetheivedEl Colomn
o:d(fartedace29ats o
h)
July,
y1,ti1t5tg.57,1,......
by a person of known integrity and patriotism, vo have rove'
eel the following inlligence :
On the 24th inst. tean order arrived here from Maracaibo, te,
p
y
same
day
Maracaibo,
ddhweeaufelavetiainitoreetghe
etiagi:tilinortsdruootlpvdwrivon,ocasiot:hataniutfignniptead:ertroc; mews:roil:l ilangsl:l;:aws,2;
eta:le:sr:l:ft:el
ntohluerynaedsexeccoli;:itssutlot °::
order, occasioned
eoemacnasdiedonedfroblny ththeepsomaptiliecipaiofitltylarectuthe
osuseln beoleguirrteltd!
that
time,
are said to have done the same, nu' patientlY deelred the "Pull..
order
Urdaneta is said to have *chid with groat prudence, and in
0t
tion of the federal system. In these delicate circumstances,. Gee'
to avoid greater evils, has agreed with the Cabildo and Fe.ovi: °.
to oppose their wishes, and thus the city is fulit.trelchTnUlvte
proportion as they had previously onnteteP--- I .t the
awialrsconi.
wLiTthruVgeiliPillstiseeueno
Mhatritihedia,risoirabiled thualcherepttaartt.hoono:mentiligandora,-."4
ste doomed to fresh sufferings ; this province only-
Let of Maracaibo to follow its example, and although 11, ,
pro_
munications with Venezuela have been cut off, it wee
i)iiio„,,ly
visional suspension ; the people as well as the arieY'° : po' ;live
4 t
desired a union with that department. I can tiee u.ieulice
assurances of the truth of this fact, and I beg of you t°
it to our friends as matter of the highest satisfaction'
AO °I
The El Colombia of the 16th August also contllo dingy
ssitlpputtite;:aoleutu.te.ollipiojilsaonitlenllinetreu,eurnaascarhglitreornuepolidtsodlawiim:ezutiassnnetismert:e:srpid,q6eLon i;dhaliihtoeioitytifofs:eti,jseso of
inquire Cabello,usnoera.,:lteaashibeieesipiiiodolaep on Thy
teviLet:ian:gt,
ooff :if::
eFpedremrattihdotie,onstnhltieourestinigdenicietiewiiitotas,l:lll.
j:iv,
P et
o e assemblehaving
dthlem
deeps
source
orClocrtrTe Corporation
or::
Town
-hall,
i
t
c i
pid i t y
decreed,
that
an
Act hianliqa,uhaicendut
luddtellbeeo;oftfUlt!eenuttib
iiitzednsil"ci lab:: ebto
alie;ta:::ll,::i'F.e' I*ll.°;::‘::hel'eli,diPlC:trisi'°.l-aii:Sg:llV-1111T:ogiri:°4if
replied, that it arose from their wish to constitute a feJela":" °le,
Government in Venezuela, which, as being the voice of the Pef4:l-el
could not be rejected by them ; before the Sindic had c0n.?.,...„
he was interrupted by the shouts of—Federation, yederatib7u.
success to Federation—let this be deemed the moment of ite :,:
sanctioned by an united people—long live the President
of the "
public—long live General Pees. . , wog
Several of the citizens then remarked that an organized PT! tbe
he needful, whilst others took the opportunity of enutnersttnnigoo
advantages of Federalism. Their manifestations being
c°ll3lder that
to his Excellency the Civil and Military Chief (Peet), bhtiod,.....
through his influence, the issue might be more easily °"*" wee,
The opinion of the licentiate was required, who, in eeeseolthe, of
made a speech, chewing the necessity of satisfying the ,h. vitro
tsehnetedpeopalne,d arendtirtlei(ei,adgvianyintagg e to be derived tberefr°r° ; %;;Y con-
tshiaesninr7uoirnedextownwiintliindgrawitsand be tranquil,
nature of this event, and that five copies thereof eboul.niiitio of
out, two of which should be addressed to the Nittlec:l es oftltia,
Valencia and Caracas, with the view drinking the efi,, abet0a
people known to them : that, with the same intentiol4,76o of
be transmitted to the Governor of the Province, ,tl7l, ; sod
proceedings,
up todijultrwt..;tiortpoi,
which should be defrayed by the Corporation thne"'c ivil 1
lastly, that a copy should be sent to his ExeellaneY t-nterpose bill
Military Chief of Venezuela, in order that he tray' 1
which will
to
soil
eYotho.
influence for consolidating this and the other cities,
10:i: 01-os,
d‘r.voohußoribtocltleszaarbeiritmiwelliotaeas,
beteAniuintg:tutscontteddniercol.iutndheledl.2,d6%Cic. Laraalaicsguedeasystemilbly:we:nfoct:tso;:epr,
r.
3.ucnipis
ji
Signed by the various Member* ter' 44,14,
JOSE ANTONIO PAEZ, Secretary of the '.°l3
Junta of Valencia has been disallow& lvi° - f WhOlU II '.-
'
Leaders of the Valencia Junta has require` one (ir,sei ; the cso
Penar), passports, but which had been _,i/YA„tb, lie AR°
of the latter seems to be likely to die a ISsSarlt --
uneasy, and was said to be in an ill state of OS P! 29th
of
'a as the
Accounts are in town front the Ouneue le e date itat
twAiGhlu gF:B:e :Io 1
writer
vwe, a
r o
pb a, Aa
e sot t a ini
tl4.
Colonels i,h ol ts:,ea
hearing
ihrint i:aloft:that
tAtt was
ipht Apure elli r:te,
biil Fos do dyl
head,
e t tTi ji it a
Ii
an
dfinGotnibEoxilei
le: tr4lgsiF.goatpltr-iniirfiliveli4l,o,o:tl;cetstbiclieeslir!
; t,1,14 ber letter ''
short time, will be forced tq submit.--There 'S a 1° ttali°° lia‘
town of the 28th August, steting, that thetbtra:ove b.'
joined Bermudes. td
g the impeachment o vent w° poi
Colonel O'Leary immediately, anticipating time e .0 of -
taken place from the known haracter and determioati titration
6001
General Pael hid required voluntary sobscripthOle, alindigootote
tbat nothing 'anti io; istiposed a`contillnition on all the
an
to Co
including the English, who had refused them aid, 4
forward upon this occasion.the Eolietr O .
Favourable accounts have been received from
El° intro it It
int Company. The Lynx had arrived witb .. •
order
itliiiig iihiis:t Isaaildi
pthroaate,Covtli.onO s'la.geaairzstbaci;lcifil.h.pia,at:liieloftoiledl3be*willitieirs°

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A Dutch Mail 1149 this m
of Sept el
orning brought- '
Si. Petersburgh Journal of the 19th ~
enl
which contains some more substantial favours conforci
iiillf)'l'
upon those whom hisMalesty the Etnrergi• ri
" delighteth to honour,!. on occasion of hio ileo:
Coronation. Count NESSELRODE IS alrP4 oil
LtEON'
happy batch, and so is the Countess of hi
as if fearful that too much kindness Might sffe44.o i
MAJEsTY's sensibility, he checks the ebullition 0 '
j°Y by turning t 1 of s, . • which 11
0. 0 t p Wilds bona, ul