Star.
London, England, 1817-09-30 00:00:00

PORT OF SPAIN (TRINIDAD). AUGUST 9.

The Patriots have at length taken Guayana. Au-
gustura fell on the 17th of last month, and on the
6th instant four Spanish gunboats and two flecheras
which escaped, brought us the news of the fortresses,
or Old Guayaoa, being all taken. They are still
lying in the harbour. The taking of Guayana will
open to us a great trade with that province. and all
the interior in possession of the Patriots, and an army
of 10,000 tried veterans will now carry the banners
of freedom throughout all Venezuela, and plant them
on *the ruins of tyratuny and the Inquisition. The
Fenian have obtained possession of all the country
laved by the gigantic stream of the trltiokir; and
containing immense resources. The crops of tsarina,
tobacco, and of cocoa, ban fallen into their hands
besides countless herds of cattle, horses, sm. All
the property which the Capuchin Filers have been
squeezim, nut of the poor Indians of Guayana for
ISO years, has been forfeited for their treachery, and
the Patriots now say. after the experience they have
,had of the Friars, that they will never allow any
wearers of the cowl to live among them.
Both places were starved out by a continued rigo.
'tons blockade. after Piar had destro)ed C. Mute'sarmy on the 17th April. • Brion's fleet cut off latterly
every chance of supply. aud the Spaniards resylved
to endeavour to loser.. a.. passage with their armed
vessels and get off. The greater part, if not all the
large vessels, are said to have fallen into the band.
of Brioa's Squadron g none have arrived here but the
gun-boats and &Chita., as stated above. and this
circumstance gives'stiong'giounds to believe so. A
ship, with the Generals and their Staff (and probably
their plunder). was closely pursued, it is said, by•
some of Briell s vessels, when these gun-boats lost.
sight of them, and escaped through the creeks. In
a few days, we shall au doubt see the bulletin of thel
Patriots. The conquest of Guayana pot only gives!
the Patriots possession of a film country andireat re.l
sources, but places that army into complete int! quiet
communication with the army of Piesin Bantu, and,
on the. Lower Apure, where he-has needn:himself
'master of, the important town of Samfernaotdo.E.,..
While these important operations belt/ heyn taming;
in Guayana, Morino has invaded Ilaigkrita with,
2500 men. I have seen his summons disAed, if my'
memory serve roe right, 23d July. with the Governor;
Gomez s answer. Murillo offers every thing, to per-'
fro ti g:v. or extermination, as the alternative. Tbe'
Margaritaneans bid him defiance, and warn him not'
to send them any Store Bags of truce. They have tit
least 2500 fighting Men, and 500 more, perhaps, for
less active service. Every Margaritanean is a lion.
Add to this, that 4 or 500 of these are cavalry. tha:
they know every inch of their island. which abound.
in difficult paw.* and sgibungdoriho they ere

riflemen from their chilJhootl, tbat they *n
and Patriots to a man, and bare plenty of 1,,t,,
ind what is more, accustomed to beat Ow 5,.,
iuring twelve months of daily combats Apti„, 4 ,
nerior enemy. What a glorious result is lien
:petted l - All the Republican Armies ate in di,
communication.
- • •PORTIN SPAIN; (11tiNttlitD) AUCT.:FT

On thefids instant, four gun boats and tw,ifled,t4
belonging to the Spanish Buitilla .t Goayan.• av,„
here, with advices that the fin-tress* b in 0:cl
had been evacuated, and that the
gerald, with General Latorre and the garr,t,n,
endeavoured with their armed vessels to hreai
Brion's squadron, and escape to Ounana, bet
before these launches lost sight three were
the squadron in close pursuit of the rest.
Thus the Spaniards are totally dllVell nil
fine prwince of GU37.111.1, And Genet a: $o „
liberty to pursue his conquest, in virsinnetio„
General PACZ, ate. A great opening 114 &t to
nutactures in a short time.

Nothing irons Nl.iig.tiitA liter thin ele :'sth
S THOMAS, AUG:3SI'

H 'then° the affairs of the Indernd,n3 and R
alists have presented a picture of .111ctin? fi
without any material result. Ili' is not ts
now ; what is now pas•iny. 0,1 at contiguous M
likely tg, decide the uture fits- of Oat en
With the Royalist tit•op, which armed from
it appears :slurtlto rcci ived ~t dei s tnretaketheitlaa
of Margarita, resift qui rctit: .0 consequence nt Mae
he concentrated att his onces in order to make
Attack on the island, leavi,ig on I r t.te ...00tinent ^.7‘
What was absollitely necessity hr the e.•

defence of the po-t;. As tone as 'Ate Lnde,•esder.;
understood that the ittiyalivts had receuvtd renttfe:;,,
menti, the Governor:•nt and part of the army •v
ated, and left the teha titattts to thentselins„
Melillo landed Kith a cen,td•rable inrc.•. Tie! ,r 1
b►tants defend ittemselvti in it forious G►:►n:.er ;
know they have twilling t i esp.ct. The Ray,.
it is said, hive taken Parripaur and Fort St.: 1;
but the rest of tit: isla•td is in the hands 4 the 4
tsitants, and they are determined to detend it incl
such. They have concentrated their forces n
sumption, the most tortited place. Thy It
have lost SOU men since they landed up t.. fez
tore of Pampatar, and 400 in their attack
With. It the one attack. tri,ll coist Age, the
Je►ends himself with flay. Unfortunate u tit ,
weakest, toi certainly th, y is dI all be butchered.
. TRINIUeti), JULY 31.
By a piragua that aimed t.:.• day before resterer
and a boat which arrived ye,: r •ay. N ith some
''tsists emigrants from Old Gu ipsn., ACC .unt,
been reca ved that the Spanish g arriwo had evactu
Augusap a, the capital oh that Pr..vit,ce, acti s!i;
'down the Orititik4 to the former place in t: t,: t
'cbaat•>s'►ips armed, with the intention. it w.,
'posed, of embarking the garrison of Ofd Gnat
also, and ehdeavouring to escape. But -
Brion's squadron happening to arrive in the
time; they were all completely b:ociced up in
Guayana, where they were reduced to the
;distress.for want of provisions, subsisting cn
reptile, and raw hides, when these frhu.s esc.
Under• these circumstances, it was supposes a
iew days would give General Bolivar cum/
!cession of that isopin taut Province, by the +ln
of the only spot the Spaniaras occupy iu it,

with all their, vessels ;as the Spaniards po,tess, it
'pears, no means whatever of relieving it. T:a.‘
literally starved out of Augustura. and the _
of that garrison to the troops at Old Guayana,
their starving state, is the greatest mirortune
happen to them; These boats tiring also
the surrender of San Fernando de Apure to the
of the Independent General Paez, thus remit-fit
communication from the Oriuoko to Nrw Gt
open to the Republicans by the Rivers Apure,
&c.—The present state is this
Bolivar is in possession of all Guayan 1, el(
town of Old Guayana, or as it is styled, the
which are in the situation described. PAcZ is in
session of all the province of Darius', and all •
terior, including Catabolic). Notting) Perez is iu
session of Casanare, the 'province of New
joining Venezuela. Villataila in the plans at
Carlos. Mitage: and Z traz s occu,ty with
vdglY the interior of Bin:Oulu and Omuta,
part the.plains of Caraccas. Marino is in
niscoa.. goats commands at Maturing where
Cturf, the cattle fruits the interior, and daps
t::e titer GuarApiche. Hermosu commands tr G
liaise, and Valparaiso°. The Spaniard. o
fined to the towns of Barcelona and Comma,
upon fish, ansiwhatever they can pick up, or
provisions!. for whenever they attempt to forage.
mounted Tartan of Monagas and Zlr 411
their parties. On the side of Caraecas they dt
in possession of all the country to the northw.
the plains, but that is held by the mint ephe!
.enure, as sours as Bolivar has done with Goo;
and reinforces Pacz with, a body of infantry.
word, she Spaniards are paralyzed; for they at
sot at so many points, tharit is dangerous to stay
. There is a flying report from -Maiario, rho
rates has been beaten severely, in an attempt to I
his vray Avid). 1500 men to Guayana, by 1.1,1
and Zataza at San Diego, in the plains of 1
I'na. 'How the story may turn out remains
been ; but it often happens that the news reaches
of an event long berate any official document
want of a press among the Patriots.
Margarita has been menaced by the Spanish
quadrille, but they think very little of M0ri.,.1.
ships or his .troops, while they have arms tc
their i9untry. Every man is a Patriot there.
'they contributed sit flechtres to the
against: guayana, and, as they proceeded midi
itaiiflitt44 steam, they arrived before Brion
' cl;mp,
.Piftnats Royalist fiecheras were sent out
thejoyttreeez to attack them ; and the 144,'

wins up,. to their native character, never
The most dreadful engagement ensued—ani
several hours hard fighting, in spite of the;
disproportion, these hardy Islanders beet the
aiards, sunk kind destroyed several of their
and brought oti a gunboat. The carnage w:ls,
tal. The Marga: itane.ns had seventy men O.
wounded, with two or ttree good Officers. 11
'dards lost the Commodore of the flutiiia, and
mense number besides, in proportioi, to chow eii!
tad carried the utmost dismay with them re
, battison, which bad counted on their ccmpleic

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ces. The Independents brought their prize into
Guisla, in ord-r to refit and get men.
N., e Accounts have reached us of the progress
of tt e Patriots in New Granada ; but it is said, that
all the interior is in a state of commotion, which
most increase horn the vicinity ~f Nonato Perez in
CA% • ln A word, it Appears impossible that the'
si, .11 ..s can resis• the spirit now diffused through.
ow Venezuela. They conquered troth Caracas and
SO. 4 Fe by meani of the :iambus, who are now the
decided defenders of the came of Independence.
Four Thousand of these are under Paez, and the divi-
siens of Nonato Perez, SarazA, Munagas, Cedeno,
sad Vit!Atr.inca Are chiefly composed of this hardy
rice, seam live am roast beef without bread, drink
milk; air rood of clothes cn holidays, when they can
rt C... hot requiring, as Morino saysi,neither
clothes urn, hospitals
Our port is perfectly Tree to all parties for the pur-
rt„r> tit trade, and we consequently get what little
their is stirring ; but that is trilling, comparatively,
from the stare and nature of the war. We are now
well supplied with cattle, and mules, which are both
e•ey here at present. It is ezrected the conquest
of Guayana will open a great trade with U 3 for sup-
plying the interior.

ERENCII PAPERS.
PARIS, SEPTEMBER 1:6..

Sunday. the 14th, the Doke 14 WELLINGTON ar-
rived at Colmar. At five o'cl.,ck he partook of a
brillian, bouquet prepared by Baron Frimont. The
evei,ivx was closed by a ball, at which all the civil
and military authorities and the principal inhabitants
of th.• town were present Next day, at seven in the
morning, his Grace reviewed the numerous corps of
infantry, cavalry, and artillery, in an extensive plain
near Cr.lmar. The firing and mareuvres, which were-
mewed with the greatest precision, lasted two hours.
After the review, the Duke Teti:riled to General
Frimont's, where a splendid siejeune was prepared for
him. Amon; the toasts drank at the entertainment,
on the preceding evening. were ttie health: of the
Allied Sovereigns. The King of France was given
by General Frimont in the following terms To
the Leah!' of the Master of the House—of his Ma-
jesty Louis XVIII. May he long live for his subjects
and for France, on whom he confers, and will always
ccnfer, happiness !" _
The Duke of Devonshire snivel' at Vicuna on
the 15th.
Prince Kourakin, formerly AmbassadeifOis Rus-
sia to France. arrived in Paris yesterday:
It is reported that Madame Manson has poisoned
herself. and that before she expired she stated to Is4v
eenfess,,r the facts which she refused to give in mi.
deuce, authorising him to communicate them to the
Cart.

. Alais (Gard) was very numeroudy rit.
foreigners. With the exception of silks,
'ihich has' risen in consequent, of the
silkworms, all the articles of ranches-
ik sale. The abundance of snowy fecal-
:a, and great tranquillity prevailed. '
vessels which were fitted out at Rochelle,
and Dunkirk, have rimmed from Nevi.
with cargoes of cod. The premiums: th
i are entitled ar.• in course of payment. !
:CI'ORAL COLLEGE OP THE SEINE. • .
t ollowint is the result of dr. balloting
-:
election of five Delimits from nth
Idates who, without having en absoluth
obtained the greatest number of sot.
preceding scrutiny :
total gambit of voters. 7375.
. . 4345 I Gilbert this-Voisin* - 3.591
. - 4043 Manuel - - - 3941
. . 3844 Commit de Rebecque,
- . 3874 fienkeas -.- tout
- - 3736 ILa Fayette - • 2673
- - 3814
homily MM. Gonpy, Bellart, Breton, Pas-
and Perrier (Casimir), were proclaimed by
itsident of the College deputies for the depart
of the Seine, conjointly with ,stM. Lafitie, De.
Roy. prtviousiy tiected.
Shouts of rive k Roe we: e ',heated a thousand
by the immense croud which filled the great
. of the Hotel tie Ville, and all the lobbies.
Alter the election M. Bellart remarked, that there
reason to believe some 'difficulty svoght occur
respect to the age of M.' Perrier, a difficulty on
- - Chamber of Deputies had alone the *light
. In the case of his disquatificatitits; the
of suffrages indicate M. Olivier let hie sac.
.The result of On important business proves,
the Electors iif the Department of the Seine
' how to appreciate the solicitude of the Govern-
and the benefit of a wise liberty, founded on
'n, and guaranteed by the conservative
_ - of legitimacy.
The tullo in Deputies have been elected for the
--nits:—
mte.—ht. de Shan •
as 'owls Aars.--M. Arnaud, Preiddeat of the College.+
partment choomps only ow Dmity.
D'oa.—M. Catmint's. Two Demise reseals us be
or thts department. 7.1. Heroes: übtaleed all alliesless
oa the eccood scrutiny, but his shed= was assailed is
et of his disquasideation with marshal aim
AD Loess.—M. Goals Maim, Praline of the Oil.
.5 woad Deputy remains to be rAeseb ely walpisee the
.—M. Ctignott d'Auscineer, Web.* et dee bee
There is another Deputy to be chews.
14 Ordinance, dated the 24114 sztits M.
, Prefect of the Rhine, Wier Off
instead of M. Bergner, appointed Director..
' of Roads and Bridges.

RUNG was MOUNCEY aiND OTHERS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.
Ma• EDITOR—Sir. baying observed in Tour Paper
the 16111 instant a very erroneous account reflect.
my character and conduct, and in which it
that 1 am a Minister amongst
evidently intended to calumniate that =wine-
- body— I st, I beg leave to ear, Visit I dolma
that high and important office, consequenflff, I
Lave no " Congregation ;" and, 2dly, 1 was con-
' only as a friend, and, as such, I gave my ad-
s a proof of the rectitude of my conduct in
ere? y charge against me was abandoned
opening of the case. I forbear to say mote at
4 s future measures may eluctdste the whole
and place all the parties concerned in a pro-
of view. W. T. iILSKETII.

•er r Sept • -11/,
31,1tement comi : tined of, did not originate
duo, but copied Iron) a Moulin, 'layer.

TO; Tsui WORTHY LIVERY OP LONDON. •
ORMTLIMRN,
is the osnal and customary Rntatifin one
B of the Aldermen to be returned to the Coon, for their
Choice of. a CHIEF MAGISTKATE for the Year wasoisg, and
the Shew of Hands, this Day, in the Common Hall having re
turned the Loan Maros, and Mr. Alderman GOODBILDIRS,
(who is Junior to me), sty Friends, as well as those of Mr. Alder-
man CRRISTOrm at DORIS a, have considered it expedient to de-
mand a Poll.

I therefore earnestly entreat you will honour me with your
Vote and Intervet, to be one of the two Aldermen to be returned
according to the ancient usage to the Court for their Choice, to
fill the Situation of Chief Magistrate of the City.
I remain, with every Sentiment of Respee•,
Gentlemen, your very obedient humble Servant,
Waihroolt, 29th September, llll7. JOHN ATKINS.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 50, 1817.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWEI.VE O'CLOCK $
Reduced shut—Cunsols, Si ti—Do. foe Oa. al
4 per Cent. sliut—Navg, I Otill—ledia Beads --
Bank Loag Auns. bbuers-Enchequer Bills, IS& LOU.. pr.

In addition to the brief communication from St.
Thomas's which we gave yesterday, we have received
by the Leeward Island packet various other letters
and documents, which will be found in another part
of our Paper, and which leave no doubt of the com-
plete success of the Patriotic Forces in Wyatt,la.
The fortresses of Angostura and Guayana have both
fallen, and the Patriot banners now wave triumphant.
over the whole of those rich and fertile countries,
watered by the gigantic stream of the Orinoko The
present positions of the Patriotic forces in the Provinces
of Venezuela are as follow :—Gener.ils Bouvaa,
PIAUI, AkilaraNDl, BpIIUDEZ, and Cenuo, were the
Officers employed irgainst Guayana. Their forces,
amounting to 6000 men, are now disengaged, and
about to proceed towards the Atlantic Coast. MA-
auto is at Cumanacoa with 2000 men i and LAM; '1
at Matutin. MONAGAB and ZARAZA, with their Ca-
valry, are in the plains of Barcelona. Pau, the
Santa .Fd-Chieftain, (*.copies all the country *Wm.
Varian to Calobozi. NUNATO Plan ocdbpiel Elsa.
oars, in New Granada.
While these important operations have been passing I
on the main land, it appears that MOIULLOI with I
2,600 Royalist troops, newly arrived from Spain, I
had invaded itatgaritta,
,but that the report received
in England some time ago of his having captured
that island, was premature. He has succeeded in
reducing Pampatar and Yon St. Anne, but the rest
of the island is still in possession of the inhabitants,
a brave and warlike people. who are said to he in
nearly equal force with the invader, and determined
to defend their native inheritance inch by inch.

New York Papers arrived today to the 6111 inst.
In consequence of the pievelsace of a pestilential
fever at Charlestown and 'Savannah. the Governor
of N.lll York bah by PrOal111)4160112 ordered .11segnar
ranting laws to be etrictlf enforced against all vessels
and persons arrivingdireet from either of those pats .
at the port of New York.

The accounts which .•we subjoin from Amelia
Island, and from Mexico, give some larthe. part, •
culars as to the situational Generals MiGaecort snd
Mix.t. but do not indicate any change of po.iuon i n
the part of either, beyond what we are already ac-
quainted with.

" NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 4.

" Accounts from Galveston (Mexico), state that
General Mina bad taken St. Ander, a town situate
about eighteen leagues in.the interior, on the river
Sato de la Munn., where 250 Spanish cavalry joined
him. There was an excellent discipline kept up in
the army, which was rapidly increasing." • •
Si NORFOLK, AUGUST ST.
is SPAMIRS worthy of the wires—%
detuil• ilicidore Fordfaaatt —A pen., RI who arrived
in this place yesterday from Amelia. states that an
expedition sent by *Gregor on the St. John's River,'
were attacked by a party of Spaniards and Negroes
on the 22d ultimo; fifteen of the Patriots were killed,
their can cut of and carried to St. Augustine, for
which the Spanish Government gave fifty dollars
pair. How the optics of. the Royal agents must have
been regaled at the sight l Oh, most impious, MOW
barbarous conduct."

66 Faou Aiestut. —A gentleman of this place, jus,
arrived from Amelia Ibland, informs us that Gene.
ral.M.Gregoes present force does not exceed sixty
men, the greatest.pan of /whom are officers. Demi.
• dons take place daily, and the discontents are so
great, that several valoable officers had thrown up
their commissions, and privates had torn their cockades
from their hats."

The Paris Papers. of Ptkley, which arrived last
night, have brought us the final result of the Election
of Deputies fur the Department of the Seine. The
five Candidates who were declared at the close of
the poll to have the greatest_ number of suffrages,
were M. M. Gout, BOLLARD, BUTTON, PAIQUIBM,
and.Caadoent Peistan.....A doubt being. however
entertsined,•-ihirdier M. Pima& is of theipet_' 7ttie!
quired ilf law, forty year's) should it• be foutid-tbal!
he is under it. M. °LIMA, who is the nest is nom.
her of votes, will be the sitting Member. it is under.
stood that M. M. Gouts, BiLLART, Barrim, and
PAbeliiii, are all Ministerialists, so that with ?d. ROT,
previously elected, the result.of the election way 1,4
considered as favourable to Ministers.
•

Some other Articles of iiiteliigence in these Pap
will be found in a preceding column.

•
The rats Papers •O! liataistsj ihave also w'

evel.ivx was closed
and molitary autlinri
of tlic town were pro
mooning, his Grace
t infantry, cavairy, ar
near Colmar. The fi
executed with the gr
Alter the review,
• Frimorit',, where a s
him. Mann.; the tg
on the preceding et
Allied Sovereigns,
by General Frimoni
the Leah!' of the M
• jetty Louis XVIII.
and for France, on 1
ccnfer, happiness I"
The Duke of D
the 15th.
Prince Konraltin,
sia to France. arrive
It is reported tha
herself. AnJ that her
cenfes,,,r the facts v
dace, authorising
Coon.
The fair of Alais
tended by foreigners
the price of which h
failure of the silky°
eze had a brisk sale.
Lord r ay aunts, and
Eight vessels whi
Boulogne, and Dun
' foundland with earl
which they are mini
ILICTORAL I
The following is tf
r for the final elemiun
r t 4 ten Candidates w
• majority, had obtain
1 taws at the precedii
3 oaf nu
s 04111 • - •
Rut . .
On • • .
y ner.Calirele
▪ I' • - -
a Corn rpaently MM
• ,ire, and Perrier
President of the I
* -at of the Seine, c
rt, and Roy. pro
Shouts of rive k
n. ,ines by the immeni
▪ of the Hotel de
2. Alter the election
,* as reason to belief
2, ith respect to the a
ld , the Chamber
decide. In the
r of suffrages
yy • .—The result
is, the Electors of
e. • bow to appree
• ,t. and the bend
di " Charter, and g
be ,ciple of legitimist
• The Nilo ins' Del
runents:—.
of Visiam,M. de Slam
Tat Low's Asrs.-1
rat department chow*.
▪ Cara department
Caul
a ed tor this departmet
0. ••• yea the becoad se
' • 1411 Ct 01 his diequa
r 4 holm moo Loses,/
lo• A second Deputy
Ike • for
isi Csisora
• There la um
A Royal Ordinan
be
st l'abrol, Prefect of
ts tee instead a M
ral of Roads an
EC' nom; awn
his
TO THII tl
Mk. EDITOR—Sir,
tica doe 16111 instant
• Upon my charam
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