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London, England, 1817-07-31 00:00:00

tenet*, viz.:--

Whert-as it results front the information and the discus-
s";:.tzt, ttt, that there existed from 1805, id the manufactory
of Richard Leonia, a secret association, which, in December.
I.ts, and Salutary. isle, - assented a political charactt*:
2. That Marie Stattielas Floliet ille was the founder and head
Pf this society, and that Cugnet de Montarleau had been for
a time a Director; :3. That this society was never authorized
hy the Gorernment; 4. That the initiated exceeded the num-
ber of twenty; 5. That seditious discourses were held in this
society. But whereas there is not sufficient proof that cer-
tain and axed days Were allotted for holding the Meetings,
&r. the Tribunal dismiss the complaint against Hollevilte,
ltiortarlean, Beanrdoin, and Malguin, present, and the oi hers
who are absent ; ordering, eons, qm•ntly, that they he set at
liberty, if not detained for some other cause, and that their
property whiCh had been seized he restored."

BULLETIN RELATING TO VENEZUELA

CULYANk, 1‘74.? 29, IBl7.—At day-hteak of
2411) itigt. one gun-boats, tinder Colonel Att4
wASIIO, sarprited the Spanish post on the fAland
of Faxardo, and captured every thing the enemy
Lax/ in that position. otr loss itt the capture of
the Spanish xessels was one killed and three
wounded, that of the enemy 40 killed and pri-

so,ilers.

the Clmmander in Chief of the Lower Apure,
winder dale of the 23d April, atinentomes ihat the
w;oole•of.lhe lerovinee of Ca.Fanare, in New Gra.
tinda, bait been occupied by the tri•orit of the Re-
public, after de.stroynig the garrisons of Goat,
thalito And Colt:meta. consiviog of 400 oath,
with force the Spaoi.l General intended
to relieve Varina. One hundred and eighty Spa-
tli3rds were killed, and the heals of GllllVll'3, the
Governor, and of Lient -Col. Ballen, were fixed
on the very ,ame pkeet where a little before La
Tifure had.track up those of the Patriot Ohne.
data and hi:. companions. Our iivision took 200
tuts4kets. 23,000 cartonelies, 51,000 dollars in
silver, 200 loads of provisions, and two maga.
zioes of clothing and•other articles. In cotise-
quouce of this Success, Cot. Perez has establi,hed
bit; hcad-quatters its Betimes, after occupying the
salt works of Chitct, in the province. of To+,
with a strong detachment, and facilitating to the
province of Cas,an3rc the organization of a Pro.
vincial Government. which has been established.

By the correspo►►device intercepted in Pore, and
carrying on betct•een &Imam), Governor of Santa
Fe, and Gen. Murillo, we learn that the greatest
part of t;►e towns of that kingdom are in complete
come►otion against the Spaniards. The inhabi-
tants of Socorro have put the garrison stationed
among them to the sword; consisting of 200
Spaniards.
. General Paez attacked the town of San Antonio,
defended by Ftcat:gio Ramos, and took it after
beating the tr►en►y and taking from him all his
Env, a►act armament.

Colonel !tinge!, 'mho acts in the neighblur-
hood of San Janne, campleiety ilefrateil a Spanish
eolu•„rs under Gjrrin, who was killed in the

action.

Commandant Villasana catered S,.n Carlos (on
the road toCaraccus).nut the garrison to the sword,
atii then retreated to his positions.
cdtooel Gioortero W3s straitsning --the tint of
San Fernando, the garrison of %violet- place had re-
Ctevt
d no reinforceintuts,.assd by 'his time it must
have fallen ',lir bands. With the arm and
storts General l'aez has taken from this enemy,
he introits proceeding on to the plains in tilt tear
of Caraccas, wholi present no ols.taele !o his ap-
proach. The eneuty has in fact now letst the
whole of his disposable force.
In eight oiiyl our nary tvill he formidable. We
have tow among large and small °ties, 50 eesspls
on the Otiooko, which we are arming with ail
haste with artillery we hive taken front the elle.
my. Thus shall we soon complete the reduttion
wh;f. temains of Gisayalt,i, and at one am) the
same time we shall take the rise meant of the spa.
WO has y here and fortresses. have already
ban considerable advantages no the river. . A Spa-
nish tonimandei at one of the posts Is about to
d ert to its with the whole of his division, fur
vciln.ll purpose a sale conduct his been sent lb
Fm, lie himself has 61 eppti) forward to make
rhi, off, r to its, so that bevond all doubt within
15 d.ivs iptt ate erimiy he foilud on the whole
,;1* fife Unit ; kr), ht,,re
,a t it:,tlarly, if our brave
A,laiiral with Lis nava, Llce, shoull qrrive.

advices eceived trim 6tllerdi .\lorlagai are
the 11:14S1 tai,ourable. Colonel Barroso Igs beaten
en enemy's pry of '2OO wen, the Com-
m:ander,, and several Officers, and, in short, de-

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Peiforrned Idea Nip-irt. •
THEATRE MWAL, HAY •TAKKF .—i tst time), Teasing' Made
Easy : Principal (Iriracters by Mr. Terry and Miss Mat-
thews. After which, The Purse, and Darkness Visible.
NEW THEATRE ROYAL. ENGLIsti OPL A-Honse.--:40 time),
Th. Wizard : Principal ebsract•.:rs b. \lr. H.John-stnn rind
Miss H. noggins. After which, Is He Jealous ? and Ba-
chelors' Wives.

111. ti.
ARRiven-1 France, 1 Gerns'ej,:incl Jersey, 1 Dublin, 1 Wa-
terturd. Lisbnn, 1 Liariburgb, 1 Gottenburgb.

pßit:t oF srOcKs
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9 per Cent. Cuns. 78; 77; 7Cit 1)u. Ann. for 25 year% 1 1.1-16
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h per Ct. N. Ann... 102; 103; Excli...i!i: . ... i4s. 49c. pr.
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SOLE:NI VIT !..1.1,1t: ,'%LA.; W ~VI)EAT•

'WNW,
MURSO.II'. JUI Y3', 1817.

Last night and this anoriiing Leived the
Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday last. The
Moniteur of the former day contains HO extract of
the Lisbon Gazette of the 30th tilt. giving
in'elli-
gence from Bahia, but not of a later date than the
29th April, and reterringonly to the steps taken
by the Government of the Brazils precious to the
re-establishment of the Royal Authority at Per-
nambuco.

The Electoral Colleges of the Seine. are, it is
said, to be convoked early in September, to elect
Deputies to the Chamher, that department being
one of those whose Deputies are included in the
fifth of the Chamber, which is to he renewed.

Mdddlile CATALAN I arrived at Paris on Sunday.

The Cour Royale at Rouen, before whom AiAu-
BREUIL was sent to be tried, has followed the ex-
ample of that of Paris, and referred the affair to
the 'ft ihttual of Correctional Police.

The Alarech4ole Camp BELAIR, who was stated
to have been set at liberty, is, it seems, still in
custody.

Thrre has been another fall in ?tie price of
grain at Paris.
La the affair of the Society Of the Sleeping
Non, at Parish the Government Advocates, on
Saturdai, befoye the Tribunal of Correctional
Police, gave up the prosecution, and the priso.
nets were 'ordered- to be discharged.
The accounts- from Vienna state, that the pro-
duce of the harvest in the Austrian dominions is
expected to be ilcuible that of an ordinary year.

The Dlleht 95 of MODENA was delivered of a
Princess on the I sth instant.

The Uueen Of ETIIVRIA IS about to take pos-
session of the Principality of Lucca.

The following are Extracts from the Journals
of Monday :

' Putts, JUL?' 28.—Sothe strong shocks et•
cattlitinake were ft It at Porentruy on the 7th inst.
about five o'clock in the morning. the pheno-
mena was manifested with sill greater violence in
a vielage in the neighbourhoJd, by the fall of tilts,
and a loud detonation.

" The Artillery, and a great part of the
infaatry eduzoned at Bripatime, and la the

enr.7;mn's, snsreheti, islla inst., to encamp un-
der the wails of Catubray, in order to be ready for
the review which is to take place there imme-
diately.

" The Pt ocureur General, at the Cour Royale
of Rouen, has appealed to the Court of Ca•sation
against the judgntent transferring the affair of
Maubrettli to the Ttibuual of Correctional Police
of that city.

FIVE PER CENTS.
Saturday - - 67 f. 80 C.

cc XTIENNA, JULY 16.--11► e Emperor and
Etuprzss, on their way to Lemberg, stopped at
Cr4cow, where they were saluted by 101 guns,
and all the Anthorities presented their homage.
A deputation of the States of Gallicia came to
Tesclien to tompliment their Majesties..
" Important arrangements, it is said, have been
concluded with the King of Sardinia by the Prince
de Metternich, respecting several claims under the
late treaties.

" STUTTGARD, JULY 19.—Several Addresses
have arrved here from different parts of the
kingdom, with an adhesion to time K.ng*6 Projk of
Constitution.

" The Members of the Opposition in the late
Diet, who were the Representatives of the old
Provinces of Wurtemberg, have printed and pro-
fusely distributed an Address, in which they
refer to-a Declaration of the deceased King, made
on the 13t1r of November, 1815, in which his
Mttjesty announced, that in case the negociations
for arranging a new Constitution should not pro-
duce the desired result, that he would restore to
the Provinces forming the Old Duchy of %%Torten)*
berg their ancient Constitution. They demand in
consequence, that as the negociations have been
broken off, and the Diet dissolved, the ancient
Constitutiou way be re-established.
FRANKPoRT, JULY 23 -:—The King and Queen
of Wratembetg ate expected here to-morrow,
" The Ex-King of Sweden, who now passes
under the name of Gustavus Sohn (son of Gus-
tavus), is at pi esent travelling in the territories on
the Rhine. He proceeds afterwards to Hanau,
where he roposes to fix his residence, and where
Prince Fitt! of Wan temberg still resides with his
famdy.
" PA4EP,MO, JUNE 21.,"--,4A few days since, a
felucca trolis .%!elizzo, to Petro Ia Camera, having

several patstugers b pard, Was a:tacked by a
pirate vesNc!, aud several of the crew and pas-
‘seogtrs vvertiohothaoly murdered.

"Cr ItittCeti,. NIS() !Olin CliStelkanl are to
Lessiri, tv'as-tifracketi by the Sallie tiSSltSSilli,- wilt)
nriirdere4,several of the crew and passengers."

[From' the New York Coainitrcial Advertiser of July 2.3
MEXICO.

Curt tin Coburn:T-1 cations frcn persons high in
authority in Mexico, intended for the use of FEII.
DINAND'S Ministers., have been diverted from their
uestination by one of the Patriotic Privateers.—
They ate intuesting, as shoeing the progress of
the Revolution, and as leading us to its probable
result. • Either party is deficient in militaty sup-
plies, both want energy, and the war drags hea-
vily on. Vet, , says a letter-front the Archbishop
of MoNocnoAN, almost the whole population
gravitates towards independence, and will at last
overturn us by its mere A dashi►►g spirit
like General MINA (who is now about to lake an
active part in the affairs of Mexico), supported
by a few men of energy and talents, and tolerably
supplied with the munitions of war, would ac-
complish the Revolution in a very few weeks.
It appears also by these dispatches, that there
is a great falling off of the Royal Resources in
Mexico-10t),000 persons Wel: formerly employ-
cd in the Mines ; now there are but 20,0110 ;
and the coinage of the Mint has of course de-
creased, yielding at present only six millions of
dullard per annum. The internal taxes do not
yield one•fifth of their former amount ; the tri-
bute formerly paid to the Sins is now retused;_
tythes are no longer dependetfupon ; out of 50
districts under the Archbishop, 37 are in the
bands of the Patriots. Much of the plate of the
churches has been melted and applied to the King's
purposes.

Bills of Indictment have been found by the
Grand Jury of Derby against 46 Persons who
were charged with having been c►►ncerned in the
Riots on the first of June. Lout Gaor.GE CA.
VENDISH was the Foreman.

The Morning Chronicle seems disposed to enter
into a controversy with the Couritfr respecting the
political feuds in WURTEMBP.RO. We shall IC.4VC
them to fight tb,.ir own battles, though we think
that the„F,eopla of Wurtembet g and their Monarch
will derive little advantage frurn the specolation•
or d:ssensions of English Jo,rnalists. There is
one observation in the Chronicle to-day, however,
that deserves notice : it say:, " When a People
possess a Constitution, they alone have a r.glit to
determine whether they shall part with it." There

is a democratic spirit in this position, which ws
have neither room nor time to contest at present,
but we must remark on its gross inconsistency with
the general policy of-the Party whom the Chro-
nicle generally suopors, for ,he people of Great
Britain are possessed of a Constitution, the admira•
faun of mankind, with which thay are perfectly
contented, while the. Par v Outled to are anxious
in force upon them, 'sr, to nae the words 'he
Controvertists above-mentioned, " to cram down
their throats" elunuot Pal liamedtts and Universal
Suffrage.

Tan Fut4D.,A depres,ion has taken plice in
ihe 3 per Cent. Consols of one and a halt per
Cent. since the opening of the house yesterday
morning ; they then commenced at 79i, and this
morning they opened at 7SI, and went to a half ;-
the immense-sales made by fureign houses conti-
nue, and the Public are likewise selling to a large
amount.

EMIGRATION.-- The numerous Emigrations
from Ireland to the Uoited St ates of America, are
much to be regretted ; there are, at this tine, three
ships at one port in Ireland about to sail. Surely
it would have been better, as these persoi a are
determined to quit their Native Country, to have
given them their passnge out, free of expersee, tut
British North America. The Roman Catholics
settled in the districts of Glengary, in I.lipet Ca.
nada, and in the Catholir. District of Nova Scotia,
ate lividg imppy, contented, and prowerot.s,
der the guidance of most excellent, liberal mind-
ed, anti attentive-Priests, who, grateful to his
Mdjesty's Government for the liberality which has
been 'hewn to them nod to their congregations,
devote the whole of their time to their moral and

relig:ons improvement. The means 4)f education,
in providing school-masters, honks, &c. have beets
rnos► properly attended to, and the system nova►
adopted in these respects towards the King's Co.)
knit s, redounds greatly to the credit of the
Noble Earl at the bead of the Colonial Depart•
;neut.