... VEB.vEZUELA. FUNDAUENTAL TAW OF ''iHE REPUBLIC OF0 COLUNMBI3A. The Sovereign Congress of Vrnezuela, to whose authority the townsais dpsopleof New GrAnada,rocentlyiilseratedbythearms if the Repubic, have voluntarily agreed to subjeet .temselves; s CONsinsEiso, I ,t.-Thiat the Provinces (if Venezuela and New I Granada, when unired into c*te Republic, poss 6s all the capa. hilties and means of ...

... GREAT '&II 4RLAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSEl OF LORDS. Fsns.8. PROROGATrioNi OF PARLIAMENT. The House met at three o'cloch. Soon afterwards the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Ciancellor, the Lori] President (I'arI of Flarrowby), the Lord Privy Seal (Earl of Westmorland), alI the Earl of Liverpool, took their seats as the King's Conmmissioiners. The Gentleman Usher (if the Black ...

... Tli# ASSASSINSj s4yD LGH 7,tASONi Puntic Orricd, ?? the well kno~vrl Thomas Preston was apprehended by lavender and Bisl%60,iat ?? lodgings in Prince'g-street, Drury-lane, by virtue of a *kar- rant from Mr. Birnie, on a charge of 1Nligh Treason. He wass brought to the office, and tnderwent a short exasuinatio'' Hie conducted hini'ef in a s'nqilar manner as when he was in cuss tody upon' former ...

... BTHE M.ORNING CHRONICLE. L O N DLO N: . 2;UBSDAY, FSBI1?dRY29, 120. Parliament is dissolved, but the Writs will no: be, sent off from the Post-office till to-morrow night. The SPi:AxzeR was afraid that they could hot be all sealed in one day, and therefore it was' properly resolved'ihat they should go together by iedn'esday's post.. By the Leeward Island packet, we have receile'd rinidad ...