The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-24 00:00:00

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the landing of Nitwitln in thsticitentry, 'fresh from
Spain, with 16,000 old troops, *aye a temporary
check to the progress of their fedarstirr ereanizstion
and prosperity. The remnant, however, of this,
suety, with the exception of a tew' handfed men,
left by Wyatt(' to occupy Carthatena, and the At.
lintir poets, is at present selficientry ettgn4ed in Vel
neziels; stir the inners, is close at hand.lssisen
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one .pot of the soil of Nes,' Granada will bet.pol-
hilwr,br the presentee( i "aisle Speniekeoldier
or
entheilty.

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irup tahitokiii :tatter. frim Itteintitt Ayres content.'
wieetai 'Sod mast importeht intelllsenate,
ftlikioo4 Pitt of South Larks :-- •
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4 For the!leit -teen salami, weeks we have. tad'
Sot little eewsefitii thel.-bittallat there watt, not
very fuvoinible yesterddit. however, the Govern.
'moot melted' divateitei, which announce, that the
• • patriots in ,hilt. have soloed a new victory over
considerable body of Royalists, ralti bad essetabled
themselves; owdec Geeeral St. Ingo; and were ad.
`wench% loald of those, who, i informad you some
IRMO ago, were ettetly defeattatat Maipe.- St. Jsgo's
locos 4PICOOdia 1800 moo, but they were ill armed
end equipped, and apparently did act' aspect that
they should be eirseen fallesui• oirliorid intercepted.
The iinty of the Pettitats entrained of .inferlertibm;
bets, bat of soperlordiselpline, end Wei iniostrid
the citatest'wes long, considering the feeblimeig nithe
enemy; and, to do them jostle", it seems thes‘they
Smelt bravely: how many were killyclaud .woonded.
I do riot know, for the dispatches have Oat yet been
published; .but it is said, that nor lam is compare-
-1 Lively trifling, and that,Geiterat St. Jain was taken,
in-esidescaoring to snake his escape; and of this -we.
~.'ties certain, that the victory was ors our side. As
• to the present state of things here, little is to be said,
there have been such changes in the management of
pahlie allairs„._eaused by the envy and jeelossy of
limn of the Members of the Government, bet none
•of them of mach importance. A little time ago
• there was a slight public commotion in this place, in
..coesequeseir offense offence taken by the People, at
ens order. regulating the sale of provisions, bet it was
• iebon allayed ; and the mercy shown to • some of the
ringleaders had s good effect ; only two were ex*.
- cited, end three flogged. I jot', hear that the news
Above gang it somewhat monsfavuorable than I inta•
'tined; but nothing has hew yet published. from act-.
• dimity. The Goyernmeat here is using great eler•
lions to support Gen..Ftee Martin, and are embody-
-4n with-actibity a considerableferms to, id him iti
• twitter attempts." , •
The following letter heals... reeeind,-deted Port
Jvly ai3, 14111:—" An American &genii
• r. Italie, has arrived at Angostura, from the Presi-
dent of the'.united States, to Gen. Bolivar.. charged,
It is said, with an hisportant mission. -• I illeatiftWO
• Our to amplMn it, bat it looks well. He cams
...tint in the Hornet stoop of. war. We hems .bed as
importation of fire hundred moles free Guayana,
bed it is 4eleg on in large vessels; we shall alto get
own. I sawn refer • yes for news Ars-the sulletins.
The Spanish 'MOMS 'are framed to itilliettarers
and indeed et rangers in .gesseral, and ben tin claim
, whatever to credit, Oa that account. The Patriots
' lava made a fine ceMpaign after ail, by driving theta
from Nan Fernando and the Llano'. It consolidates
the conquest et Guayana, and opens all the inland
navigation to a abort dietetic, of Santa Fe, so as to
make Augustan' the depot• of all that trade. Hence
the abundance of melee and cattle for exportation,
t end shortly of tobacco, coffee, cotton, cocoa, and
.11tides, which could. not •be obtained while the
elipaniards commanded the eavigation of San Fer.
weido. Pan, a Heatert.bern General, commends
at. San Fernando, and the• whole of the Lionel.: he
lint latterly beaten Morales, ,Lstorre, and all their
sleek General., and cleared the Llano, of all these
sentry. . In a word, things are going on well. and
greet letemetay prevails among the Patriots. All the
Generals ntengolge and obey Gen. Bolivar, as Head
of the Goterementend Commander in Chief of the
~Army. Orlon, inthe mimmt time, is superior to the
sirsPsnisit gqiicimehb thesuseas.4'
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Fiats. SM. TO .—The following is 'the Bulletin
• of prstecday, relative to the Duchess de Berri, audit
is the Cast that will Wiped :
" The night wilt excellent ; the
.pulse is deed
'very thing announces the prompt re.t.,toblisbesent
Rl' her Royal highness, her appetite and strength
loving returned.
(Siviedf D NEI3 X and BOURGON."
""-• "The Duke de Bourbon is in full convaleieerice.
" The Duke d'Angeoleme and the Dike' and
• Duchess de Berri, being luformed of a. till, which
Consumed part 'of the villegh CCal, tielite:lluse of
'5OO francs each, to be distritseted 'talent's( the
poorer sufferers.
The pregna,ncy of the (been of Spaits is 41Bcislly
announced at Madrid.
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The pike de Iticbelleo•io Yen last eight, Of,. 117.
• la. Chapelle. • •
The R,lyat Amiens', of Thouloinie proPeie fti;foll-
loiring"geestion for the prised the. gold medal
4, What was the mite of science, letters, • tied the
ihe arts, hem the commenceMent of the eighth eon.
tory to the lend of the thirteenth, io• the Sosthern
parts of fnece.",
widow of Marshal Mores. has teterned to
Pads, after s rboideoce of two months at the,water..
jog place of Ala', its Oayoy, and is eatireifilltrombs-4.
blishedie health.'
The state of CattAvetDoby is 'other *WIN
factory. ' • • • .-
The 'missed el Deasy, the artillotyslioo
• struck. off the prep of the barrel wlthdi to • Hid ea a
mark for the dimities of the mortars,. with a hoMb
of twelve inches. Baron Tirler, fempatter..Gette-
ral of Artillery, assisted at this School. Thisb the
third barrel which.this regiment has Amick down in.
the same field.
• • Baron Ifitrolles bootees leterrogated,' this day,
es a witness in the stair of General Cannel. It is
believed that tin'tostioctlis will be forthwith ter-
situated. 1.• 117
miser et Cott. 74 f.. 7k.

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