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LONDON JOURNALS.

[FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF TITIS DAY.]

[Mornlng

THE QUEEN.

" y, tit ()Tiltk, .'tint.. 16.

" Atter our account %vas scut ofl• last night, his
Hi4htless be irrince Regent arrived at the
lather unexpectedly. His Royal High -
t•es, g cc audience to the Physicians,
and !hei_re.ntitined with hint rm,ards of an hour•.
Durtg the early part of -the night, the Quen
exCeenidy -.restless ; yhe a_Piwared to suffer
nt,ich fronti,theclifiie..ulty wilt which she respiied;
and it was Nat till after eleven o'clock- that she
b..: CI I M o're at ease.

awaited' the further report of the
till after twelve,
.when they had ano-
ther lo,g coufvrence ivith his. Royal Highness,
and., Ithout one n'tioek, he set out 6n his return
CHrlion !louse.

" Throughout —0)-e day, her Majesty, though
uot under any very violent symptom,
yet cuntiloed I:inguishing under the' most. llis7
tre,,swg exhaustion.

" evening, a messenger arrived to an-
nounce, that the Prince Regent intended dining
at the Pal ice, ami preparations for his reception
w,,re made in consequence ; but soon after a se-
cmd ines!.enger arrived from Carlton House, to
say, that his Royal Highness could not leave
eO data, and to be the bearer of the nightly re-
port of the Physici.ms.

health of the Princess Augusta, we are
sorry to say, is still very'indifferenr, and the
gloomy wea.her of the last two or three days, by
c!‘ori,tiog her loyal Highness to the Palace, ap-
peals to add to her indisposition."

[Morning .Chronicle.]
SOUTH AMERICA.

• By the brig Bowes, arrived at Liverpool, we
lotve received letters from Trinidad to the 25th of
t•tptrother, and from Angostura to the 15th, to-
gether %vitt' Prinoko Gazettes, from which we
love made copious extracts. The Trinidad letters
stae, that an American schooner with 500 kegs
gunpowder had arrived at Angostura from. the
lin;ted States, having Dr. Rossi°, so long con-
flued by rite Spaniards in Ceuta, on board. Ge-
neral Bermudez had collected 500 soldiers, who
were in the mountains of Gliira, and was soon
to occupy all the coast to Cumana. Marino was
Estlilaturiu, with from 1500 to 2000 men ; and
Mantes at Cornanacoa, with 300. Admiral Brion
w.ts at Grati,da, victualling ships. Margarita was
full of pi izes. The present state of Venezuela
will he seen by the subjoined bulletin. The Spa-
confined to the towns on the seacoast,
heiug in want of cattle and provisions, itre com-
pelted to send detached parties into the interior
of a t 1 ide and extended country, where they are
literally 'hunted do.s'n •by the Patriots. This
species t,f de,uhory warfare must cease as soon as
the lndt prudent Atmits advance towards the
coast, tot which every preparation was making,
Its, the latter had received abundant supplies of all
kinds of military elements.

BULLETIN OF THE LIBERATING ARMY OF VENB-

ZUVLA. DATED 2IsT AUG.

'By the arrival•of (official correspondence from the divisions
of the arms acting in the provinces of Caracas and Baicelona,
ue hove to, lay !whore the army details respect ing• <mne im-
p,otaon unicemeots of our advanced posts and detachments.
(71,der &its.. of I [tit July tilt. General Saraza informs, that
C(1,11,11.7110:1,1t Jose Ximenez, who is at the head of the Guer-
silfas
,tali tied in C;uayabal, destroyed a party of the enemy
c umnanded by La Munoz, whom he pursued as far as Cam-
in the neighbourhood of Santa Rita, doing him cousi-
r;a:,.l4- injury.
Under the date of 13th, Brigadier-General Morales ad-
vises that he hod taken post at Sonihrero, and expresses his
intention 01... remaining there dining the winter. On the 18th,
he comm;micates, that near Beatriz, being on the road from
Chaguarra,aas to Ofitnco„Commandant Leonardo, of the in-
fatury, completely destroyed the flying camp of Capt. Rafael
Or mas, and two other ietacliments.

Urr elate of the 25th July, General Paez, after advising
thes effective state of the ahoy under his col-1111)4nd, informs,
that the whole of the produce of Varittas mid the whole
of the,lowcr plains of Caracas are in possession of his Guer-
rillas, which triumph over the enemy wherever they meet
link. A select body of Genet at Paez's cavalry, composed of
men, had just penetr;;ted as tar as TOUrlins, where it de-
stroyed a party of forty Royalists, WO proceeded on to the
espied of Variicis, which it occupied without obstacle, when
Calzada (a I!.,,yalist), with a division of 1,300 men, re-
tired to Guanarc. From Varinas the above division of
General Paez countermatcbed to this side of the Apure,
by Pagney, Where it had a ~encontre with the la-
zu,,us Captain Guerrido, and other Guei rills leaders. Goer-
rido, and the whole of his companions, fell into nor power,
and certainly he was the bravest Guerrilla leader the Spa-
niards had. In Pedraza, the Guerrilla or detael merit which
was there, experienced the same fate, and its commander,
Nicolas Ruedas, was also taken. In short, this briive bode of
cavalry has returned to its canap, loaded with immense booty,
bringing in a multitude of horses and prisouers, and having
completely cleared the province.
Under date of the Ist instant, General Saraza advises, that
the'Guerrilla which he had sent on towards Orituco, had a
encontre with an enetnies party and destroyed it ; and on the
Stb, he informs that Brigadier-General Morales had proceeded
from Sombrero towards the west.
(An the 10th instant, General Monagas informs, that the
flving camps he had pdsted near Aragus and Chaparo, have
done consideralik injury to the enemy, and prevented them
from obtaining a sin4le head of cattle. Many of the enemies
troops also desett river to them.
(Signed)
liead-quarters, Angostura, Aug. 21.

C. SOUBLETTE.

[Moining Post.]
GENERAL GOURGAUD.

The papers found in the possession of this man
are s.airl to be of considerable importance, as
pointing out the chief agents of the St. Helena
plot, and unravelling the clue to the secret ma-
chinations by which hopes were entertained of
effecting the release of Napoleon, and will lead to
discoveries of the kighest interest. General
Gout-gaud was arrested uoderthe provisions of the
Alien Act, and removed from his house by virtue
of a warrant from the Secretary of State, with a
view to his being.sent out of the country. His
behaviour (as we have already stated) was most
violent ; and the Officers, in the discharge of their
dot y.iti removing him, were severely bruised in
the scuffle which arose from his resistance. A
belief, however, is attempted to be created, that
the Officers, in the execution of their duty, made
use of wanton cruelty. This, we are desired to
state, is without the slightest foundation. The
only persons that suffered were the Officers. Upon
being informed of the object of the Officers'
coming, that they bad an order to remove him
solder the Alien Act, he exclaimed that i; was a
plan to rob hien and murder him. He flew to the

window, and addressed the persons in the street,
alleging that attempis, were making to rob and
murder him. He wished to excite a moh to rescue
him. Upon taking his papers, he tried to seize
pair of loaded pistol; aud a short dagger. He
was first, conveyed to the !loose of Mr. Capper,
where be remained some time, in order, 'ff he
chose, to send for his clothes front the lodgings
he bad occupied. But this he declined. He was
then put into a post-clwise, and sent oil to Har'-
wieh. On his arrival at Romtord, being market-
day, and the inn yard full, the horses were
elyinged in the open street. where there were
many persons assembled. Vie then called
Thieves—tnurder—l am General Goorgand—
they are going to tob and murder toe." A few
miles further on tie I,.‘jilred to be taken before a
Magistrate. On his arrival at Harwich, he was
put on board the packet,_ which is said to have
sailed on Sunday night for Cuxhaven,,,