PROCLAMATION,
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10 the Inhabitants ot Cundindmdrcn.


Last night this city and the whole republic were
on the brink of ruin. Can it be believed Even
here, in our own bosom there have been miscre-
ants, who have attempted the life OF the Libera-
tor!


Having seduced the brigade of artillery that was
in this city, and supported by its force they nlrodu-
ced themselves, and made considerable slaughter
even in the house of his exceleucy. But it pleas
ed Providence that only Coils. VIM. Furgnson and
Joseph Bolivar, with part oftheir guard lost their
lives--the former at the entrance OF the palace, the
latter in the house of Gen. Padila, we're he OF
duty. The sub-lieutenant lbarra, wounded in
the saloon of the palace, as were also several 9th
ers. The liberator to whose bed chamber the
assassins penetrated escaped mraculously, and with
out any injury.


| Several of the traitors have been apprehende'
and pursuit is making after the fugitives the crm
will be discovered in whole extent.


The first squadron of horse grenadiers, and tn
battalion of Vargas, conducted themselves, through
out the night with zeal and enthusiasm that have
often extorted praise from the enemy. The ar
tillery commenced its infamous parricide by point
ling cannon and discharg'ng them against the quar-