Star.
London, England, 1818-06-25 00:00:00

PROCLA MA'
TANTS

" Caraquenian
the Chief
surreudering or
Harp corp cut
roogdod in the
liberators to db.
cant of the Grand
Garonne, had a
Vtants of South

" Cliaraquerdans
/MOM by the splendour
many thousands •
are the fruits of
dominion of the
republican glory.
6" Caraquenhm
plcss of an army
norm. cult its
salvattiou of lts
your benef.ctors,
itious capital.
" Head quarters,
PROCLAMA'

" Your country
of New Granada
Republican arms
The armies of
boasting, have
crated to liberty.
have entered under
remnant of Islotilfo',
fly to take refuge
vain, thence we .
brave and conquering,
and Venezuela -
endexorperlah.

" Inhabitants
your lances. aim
from tyranny.
of Spain. Tue
rights, properties,
late your insulted,
paigu being coded _
enter on the enpayment
felicity of being free
your tyrants sought •
vuarscr., which H'
conformable to

" Head-quarters,

le We are
which interests
vf France. Oa
Just been condo'
of Police for
house with th,
of the host
ttii
dot appears
ile
ofthe c
ing sti:i are
Ministry (tin
minded the -_
meats on a regulation
the audience at
observe, relic. _
against the Protestants,
terdiction of
marriages, the
fants, Wha,
we live, of
grave? No
again into exercise
attempt could
might be et
from recalEn;
by so doing t
rect blow at
" Article ;
Every man
doni, and obtain,
is
compelled to
do. acts prohi
longer any tr.
may expect
of the same
whole of the
sentations made,
divers Conic"
play zeal and
in which we
Concordat preSen)
cussed, threz:
the Church,
montGne part.
that some of
amended ; bt
proposing th,
we chew weal
far our supinene,
in. the discuss
Chambers, to
may endanger
" A peculi
be adopted b,
appear to act
been made it
demanded sit
have not met,
This mode of
on the part of
not founded
that though _
with the cerem
Swiss pastry,
bably, that
hand, the Jews
numbers."

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PRICE SEVEN.-PENCE. II
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FENEZU,ELA.
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AVON ADDRESSED TO THE INRA.BI.
OF TIIE PROViNCS OF CARACAS. • 1
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tan !—The victory of Calaboso hat reduced Mo.
f of your oppre.sors, to the miserable situation of .
or perisbi. g. Straitened on every side, his sari- I
off, his communications intercepted, in short. nor-
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r midst of Venezuela, little now remains forw I year
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is, unless it is to sweep trom your country the rem-
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rand Spanish Army, which, from the banks aisle
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a second time come over to exterminate the bibs.-
th America.
asians !—The Government of the Republic again 1 i
splendour of its antis, which have conquered so
di of tyrants, liberty. equality, and independence i i 1
'four constancy, oar valour, and our blood. The
.to monsters bat al lead ;it is succeeded by that of 1 .1
ry.
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dam !—You are again made free, under the aus- I i
ny of heroes, who, insensible to all kinds of priva- .
death When the harour of tiac:r country, or the 1 '
s &adieu are concerned. Coidde, therefore, i 3 fi
us, and prepare to receive &Ail within ~our!ilus- J
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(Jugged) " touvaa.
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ATION ADDRESSED TO TIIE INIIAI3/- '< - 14
TANTS OF TELE PLAIN.). •
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otry is already free from tyrants. From the centre
I , Ida M Maturin and the mouths of the Orin Ito tie
Ims have gloriously triumphed over the Spaniards.
1 Moves and Mtn-illo, Lae so numerous and so 4
!, been stretched on those bads we have eocw_
rty. The cities of C..dabozo and San Fernando
ander the protection of the Repul,ll:, and the
lorido's forces, beaten on the 15th and loth ir.s:. '
[
uge within the walls of Puerto Covello ; but is
re will cast them into the sta. An .srrny of freemet, I't nquering, is irresistible. Victory is before you, a wiil shortly see her cruel oppn:ssors tither sus,
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is of the Plains! You are invincible; your horses,
aist yob: deserts, of themselves, would free yea
You shall be independent, in spite cf the emi.:re 1 I . Government of the Republic secures to you yo-r• 1
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ice, and lives. bto lock the banners of Venezuela, - i
led, but now your vicwrious country. The can
aded by the taking of the capital, you will again
I:,oynaent of repose, indite:: e, and also possess the
rag free and her.ourabk thcil. Of these beneSte
ought to deprive you. Bless, therefore, that Pao-
h has procured for you a Government the most
o the happiness of the hGn.lllO raC4.
(Signed) " ZOLIVaS.
Inters, Sombrero, Feb. 11, 111111." ,
BOURDEAUX, JUNE 17. .
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PRIVATE LETTER. K
e now much occupied with an incident
ests the whole of the Reformed Cnurch '
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One of the Macon' of our Caurcb has
ondernned to pay a Sne by the Tribunal i • i
m• not having decerated the front of :.is
the usual haagings during the process; :-so /
:en Corpus Christi D.,y. This prose-..-...- 'I i 1
s to us a manifest v;olation of the sth ar-
Charter; but what appears more surpris-
e the arguments employed by the Public
, f
he Law Officers of the Crown) who di-
condemnation. They rested those argu-
regula:ion of 1757, which they cited :t
e as their authority, and which, you will
nev:ed the rigour of the persecutions
Protestants, the ezile of their pastors, in-
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f their assemblies, the, annulling of their
the declaration of bastardy on their in- f 1
What must we thick, in the age in which
seeing such atrocitie: dug up from their
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attempt is made, it is true, to bring th^m F
exercise* '
exercise at the present moment, and the ' I Irt
old not succeed though made ; but it
::petted that shame would restrain them
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rig those bar4aro nt. decrees, especially as
' they violate existing laws, and aim a di- 1
t rights consecrated by the Charter.
i 5 of the Charter is thus expressed 1
in pr cfesse: his religion with equal frco- 1
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)btains for his worship the same protec-
e7ident, that if the Prot"stants can be f
:o put out hangings, then to bend the kr.ce, 1 1
ohibited by their conscience, there is no
toleration in religion, and by degrees we
the revival of former c.'aises. A:tempts i 1
: kind appc-a• to have been made in tae
ire Soutll. We know of energetic repre-
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f. nacre, ackiressed to the Government by
;istorles, and we think it necessary to dis-
ad tirinne•s in the delicate circumstances
: are with rczard to the Concordat. The t
presented to the Chambers, but not clic-
T....cns us with a revival of all the laws of
, and you are net ignorant what the Ora-
rty mean by these expression,.. I know III
If the provisions of this Charter may be 4 '
, , I bu: is it not deplorable that thkidea of • .
:13cni should have been vac:mined? If
4 fikness or ir.differeuce, can we tell how
neness or want of energy may be abused,
scions of the al -,roaching session of the
to extort from them concessions which
rer our liberty cf conscience? •
sliar system of management appears to .• i
by those who move in these affairs: they
:t in concert, as the same attempts have
in diXerent places. The condemned hare
signed copies of their senteneei. They
:etved them, and probably never will:— i.
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of proceeding appears a tacit confession
of the Authorities that their decisions are
lon law. It is to be remarked, likewise,
several Protestants resisted a chm?liance
iremeny above mentioned, only , ne (a
f
f-cook) was prosecuted, on a befief, pm•
he was without support. On the other
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Fews have been prosecuted in vet"- rens
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