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Art. 6. The Vectors' College of the province of Ca-
rabobo shall, before dissolving itself, name a Com-
mittee, consisting of six of its members, for the purpose
of inspecting the credeotials of the first five Deputies
who may arrive, and the said five Deputies, so ad-
mitted, shall then forma Commit►ee, for the purpose of
inspecting the credentials of the other Deputies, as they
at rive.

Art. 7. The Constituent Congress of the State of Ve•
nesuela shall be installed on or before the 15th of )s-
-nuary nest, in presence of at least fbur•6fths of its mem-
bers. The Civil and Military Chief of the State shall
instal the same, and the Congress shall then proceed
to elect a President, and Vice President, from its
,own body, and two Secretaries, who may be chosen
from without t'.e same. _ _

Att. S. The daily expenses of the Deputies will be
discharged out of the funds from which the Bogota De.
Etuies have heretofore been paid. They are to receive
one dollar per league on their journey to MA free
Congress, and for their services during the flessiok thi IN
dollars per day. .144
Art. S. AU person.. without exception, who
dirndl oppose the election, or arty of the ar • of this debit"
shall be judged avid 'punished as a trotter to thesminii",. - -
Art. 13. Let this decree be communicated Sias ismoilart
the &ate, for his observance and circulation assault dose whom ft
cemeerns.

Given in the. city of Caraccas on the 13th of November, ISt&
Sixteenth of Independence. JOSE' ANTONIO kAIt.Z.
Jose Nunes de Cesare*, Chief Secretary.

FRENCH PAPERS.

FROM SRI ITOIII, RATIO lIATORDAT, JAM. 131
PARIS, JAKtmar 12. -

We have spoken, on a.former occasion, of an article
of the Journal des Davits, in favour of England, which
the English Journals had refused, as being too adulatory
to the British Ministry. It seems that the Anglq-
French Correspondent has engaged to publish a certain
number of articles against France, and even to get them
published in Paris, if he cannot produce tnem else-.
where; for that of this day is evidently by the same,
hand, and inspired by the same intentions as that which
caused such general indignation. • We congrattilate khe
Journal des Debets on the progress it makes, but• we still.
more congratulate the Anti-French writer,• for •he cer-
tainly would not have found another paper to receive
his abuse of his own country, and his apologies for
foreigners. • The Coluartionnel itself would certainly
have refused to insert the phrases which the formal
des Dolmas contains to-day-
The Court of the Netherlands has gone into mourning
for twelve weeks, begining the 10th instant, on account
of the death of his Royal Highness the Duke of York;
the first six weeks deep, and the last. six. half mourning.
' The Censtitutionnel and the Quenidinsne announce,
that, on the motion of .M. ,Lacretelle, the Academy will
meet on Tuesday neat, to.addresa a petition to the Kisig,
against, he projet of law on the prem.
The German Jeurnals•hudepeead a report that peace*
had been concluded between- Russia sad -Petsia, by the
mediation of England. The atovetnenti of troops,
which ase announced in ail parts of southern Russia,
give ground to think, on the contrary, that Russia will
,prosecute the war with signer, as soon as the season
will perniit.
VALLADOLID. Demeisasi.
Yon must have heard how the Pocteguese of the two
piirties entered Spain in pursuit of each other, tee with-
out passing the night there. .This maneuvre gave the
Portuguese Royalists the advantage of re-passing the
Tagus, to join thbse under Silveira. As soon as this
violation of enr territory was committed, the Captain
General, San Juan, took energetic measures to oppose
every new attempt of the kind. This General frequently
receives Cabinet Messengers.

ST. SEBASTIAN, Jaintaar S.
People be in to entertain doubts of die success of the
Portuguese Royalists, since they have not entered Lis-
bon before the English, and as they have made but
little progress since the middle of last month. The
arrival of a large English force has greatly cooled the
ardour of the troops, who might have declared against
the Constitution, but for this event. This lukewarmness
is farther kept up by the want of news from the Infant
Don Miguel, who was to take the command of the
Royalist forces, aa they were at first made to believe.
The Province of Guipuscoa has not yet proceeded to
the election of the Municipalities, though this operation
has taken place in the other two Biscayan Provinces, the
example of which, the first has not chosen to follow.