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Tlll'inuafforryth, of Burslem, Staffordshire, draper, dealer., and
eitiapirran, Dec. 23, 24, said January 14 at ..k.v...9, at the I al.
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"'bet Inn, Market-street-lane, Mancherer. Attornies, ?views.
FROM THE CARRACAS GAZETTES.
Taylor and Uriwin, Manchester; or Mr. Ralph t.llis, Chau-
eery-lane, London. ' SANTA Fez, Ana. 7.—The affairs of Paparan go
iitichard Edwards, of Monmouth, draper, shopkeeper, dealer and on well, and the last division of the troops, which are
chapman, Dec. vs, 24, and Jannary 14, at eleven, at the Black
marching against the tyrant Tacon, has left that city.
Rock, parish of Fortski,weth; Moirinout, shirr. Attornies,
lane, A pan of them went by Almagnu, and a par by
Mr. Thomas Brace, No. 8, Symontrs-Inn, Chancery-
London ; or Mr. Thomas Ft:tikes, Caerwent, Monniow Itchier. Patia, to occupy the point of Castello, and thence, b 1
James Ogle, of the New City Chambi rs, London, insurance- seeming the communicatioa with the forces of Quito.
broker, underwriter, dealer and chapman, Dec. 10, 17, and which are in Tulcan, to attack that Satrap ; but !
January 14, at eleven, at Gu.ldlsall. Attoruies, Messrs. Swain,
Stevens' Maples, and Pearse, Old Jewry. • believe there will be no necessity to Sre a gun. Every
Thomas hugden, of Brightli.linstone, Susses, bulder, dealer and one knows that Tacon is extremely frightened, i.
chapman, December 7, 15, and January 14, at ten, at Guild- without troops and arms, Or auxiliaries, which he
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Abbott, No. S 9. Chancery-lane. hoped from Panama and Lima. .A note which I.e.
James Caldwal, of Bolton, Lancashire, cot. on-matrufacturer,
dealer and chapman, Dec. 30, at eleven, Dec. 31, at five, and wrote to ifs wife discovers, that he is struck with
January 14, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Boltisn. Attornies, imasement ; and, moreover, we know that his ayeat
Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr.k. Board- Balvetde holds in readiness for him a ship in the Pon
man, Bridge-street, Bolton. of Tumaco, although the communication with Quito
DIVIDENDS. if still interrupted by Fa-to.
D0c.14. J.Henderson and A.Neilson, :Milk-street, merchants.
We learn by a brig strived at the port of San Bu'.
—Dec. 17. G. B. Lonsdale, Greeo-lei ince-lane, insuradle-twoker.
—Dec. 24. I'. Maxfield, Lewes, grocer.—Dee. 26. J. Griffiths; naventura, that a great revolution has taken place az
Knighton, Radnorshire, draper.—Jan. Li. E. Been, Parliaserentori. Lima, that the Viceroy had Red, and Oat till' have
street, milliner—Dec. a 7 W.A. Barttlelot, eortuwerth, per- i es.ahrished a Junta on the same principle as that in
tamer.—Jan. S. G. C. Aplin, Eastbudiefgh, Devonshire, miller.— r. Cardenas. and Santa Fee. This is of the highest im-
Dve.l4. J. Willis, G. M. Jukes, J. G. Jackson; and J. Langley,
Salisbury-square, merchants.—Dec. 24. J. Bennett, 'Eavivock, pOrtance, as it will tend to consolidate the boerty of
Devonshire, mercer.—Dec.24. J. Brosin,Tavicrock.Devonskire, South America, by communicating through Aeartlie‘
builder.—Dec. '24. 11. Thorne, l'avistock, Devonshire, miner.— with Mexico. Likewise the news of the revolution it.
Jan. 18.—W. Smith, King's Anns-yard, CoLmtur street, money- Guay.Aquil is confirmed by the same channel, and
scrivener.—Dec. 7. H. Cormack, \V ail ng-street, underwriter.— . .
Dec. 30.—J. Howson, Tickhill, Yorksh re, grom QI e,—Dec. 31.. .It is positively known that Governor Navarro, inirttr.
Gunnies, Axminster' draper.—Dec. 20. J. Newcombe, Exeter, dieltely after he art ired in that city, began to mak.
victualler.—Dec. 25. P. MacAleater, Stratford-upon-Avon, haw. inoniries respecting several of the principal inhabi.
ken.—Dec 7. D. Davies, Old-street, victualler. . -
tants; he summoned thirty of them in one day, but
CERTIFICATES, DEC. 24. '
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W. Darke, Birmingham, bookbinder.—R. Browne Lloyd's they tin d, denying hit authority ; the Governer
Coffee-house, insuranceobroket—L. S. Linging, Broad.' iseret,..then put tip-la:Op* under arms, and marched them
merchant —T. Ha' ward, Deli, shopkeeper.-1. Gent, Walsall, into the Square, where they declared i.i (tenor tsf the
Staffordshire, watchmaker.-1. Wensley, Worcester, grocer.—R. ' pepDle. The ship-carpenters united with the troop:,
Whalley, Cullum-street, brandy-merchant.—P. Hodges, Sarah and the Governor was killed by the thrust of a pile
staple, builder.—E. H. Stephens, Barnstaple, saddier.—J.JJ. Jones,.
Philpot-lane, it crchant.—R. Newton, Manchester, eottou-ma- through his bowels..
nutacturer.- -J. Fleet, Lambeth, miller.—J. Pryse, Dorset-street, Don Jacinto V.-jar Ono was nominated his success-a-,
carver.—J. Leedham, Matlock-bath, innkeeper. I and a Junta was established.

SOUTH AMERICA.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Rowbotham and Morris, Manchester, lig' lorlicreirants.—
H. Briscoe and M.Blundell, Liverpool, nultinem-LP. Presland
and J. Munn, Brunswick-square, soliciturs.-2S.C.Gregory and
C. Judd, Portsmouth, sailmaker...--T. and J. Smythera, Horn-
church, Essex, wheelwrights.—B. Singleton, S. Brough, and B.
Horrub,n, Lane-end„Statfordshire, enamels, rs.—W. W. Lyon,
S. Freeth, A.'Hodsoer, and T. Cartwright. BartOn-turni,g,Staf-

By these circumstances you may conjecture what
will be ti.e lee of the pseuio President &Nina. sure
he is how beset on all sides, and even deprived of
Guay Aqtul, whence he Co.a.neti AU his sourzes, an,t
where be constantly retired in case of necessity.

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fordshire, common-brewers (as far as regards the said A. Hwud.
—'l*.Wilcocks and N. pricve,Henrtetta-screet, Cm wish• square,
wine-merchants.—G. ScougaU and J. M'Curmick, Old Broad-
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Tll lei FIVENJ NC STAR.

LONDON.

street, merchants. —.I. Boot and T. Boot. jur. Leicesikr•square,
grocers.—E. Hoppertou and R. Langford, Char;ng-cross, flour-
cloth manuteeturers.—M. Ikvau, 3:1 human, and D. Jams, Rhea,

Monmouthshire, shopkeepers.—J. and H. Hanle, Goui►ton-

square, N'hitechapel,

ordtlance-cotitractors.

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