From TIE Havana.
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Letters from the Havana, fate an impor-
rant occurrcnce-thc almoft entire fuppre(-
fon of tha monaitic and religious orders in
that ifand, and which of courle will not
be to confined thar colony. a Royal Order
has istely been received there for the flle Of
all Property belonging TO thofe Religious Lf-
tahAlhments conGfing Of houies and lands,
fBgar and coffee eltates, and negroes, as well
as mortgages, debts, &c. due to them --
The monies ariing there from are to BE-
paid into the Treafury Of the King who will
provide for the pcrlons 70 dilpofehed, by
paying them a certain allowance per diem
fortheir iuPport. The revenue arisiug there
from mutt, doubtlefs, be immenle; nd the
fources to which this iericus innovationnay
be traced, do not require the gill Of deyina-
ton 70 afcertain,it may perhaps be cenfder
ed a. only preliminary fep to more feliou,
changes in the fPanih Government and
nation.


The CommiiToners nominated % enforce
the aforefaiG decree in the Havana, and tn
Mand, are-the Governor, the Bib1b the
Intendant General, The Collector Of the
CuRomS, and Den. 7. B. Munoz.