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contempt and disgust of the titttiy. This becatot
the signal for a general uproar throughout emir:
regiment under review, which vociferated free
every side ,‘ Fora, fere POW,of!) This exclaim:
tion was addressed to the KING. So great was the
tumult at this moment, that apprehensions were
entertgined that some acts of violence would be
committed on the KING, and all these around him.
After a abort interval, however, the KING succeed-
ed in making himself audible, and assured the
troops that nothing was further from his intentions
than that of being guilty fit' what was attributed
to him. The letters add, that the declaration of
the KING had the erect of subduing the anger of
the troops.

We have received New York Papers to the 30th
July. They contain a variety of intelligence from
South America. The accounts from Peru are not
of so late a date as those brought by the Andro-
mache frigate. given in our paper of yesterd.o.
The ed►ices from the Spanish Maio confirm the
reports or the total defeat of the Royalists by
litouvae, aim* the recapture of Caraccas. The
following are extracts:—

HEALTH OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, JULY QC 1821.

. ,
No deaths having occurred from malignant fever
for several days past, a►►d there being no awe of the
disease within the city, the Board of Health have
the satisfaction to announce, that they will issue
bills of health on the 26► h instant.
The Board have much gratification in stating,
that there has been the most positive evidence of
the cause of the few cases of malignant fever which
occurred this season, being local; and they have
every reason to believe, that the measures which
have been taken fur its removal have been effectual.

SARATOG• SPRINGS. JULY e 7.

Commodore Shaw, Capt. Biddle, Gen. Csdsval.
fader, and Count Survilliers (Joseph Bonaparte),
arrived in town last week on a visit to the Springs.

CHARLESTON, JULY 18.
The United States schooner Revenge, Lieut.
Commandant Harmersly, arrived here yesterday
morning, left Pensacola on the let inst. at which
time Gen. Jackson had encamped at • short dis-
tance from the town, which was to be delivered on
the ICtili inst. The Revenge arrived at St. Augus-
tine on the 10th inst. and assisted in lauding the
troops.—(City Gazette.)

Dutch and Flanders mails have arrived, with
papers to the let instant. The Brussels Papers
state the uncertain result of the nedociatios•
between Turkey and Russia has thrown a greet
damp upon commercial speculation in Germany.
It is staled, under the head of Frankfort, that if
war with Turkey should take place, Austria wiU
act in concert with Russia, and that Prince EuGana
will command an army of observation of 40,000
men upon the Rhine.

Jamaica Papers to the 14th July have arrived,
but they contain very little intelligence of any iit-
Iciest. The following are extracts:—

itxtirros, JIM! 30.
• Orr advice. from Santa Martha are to the 16th instant.
By them wa learn that the lostaltatioa of the first General
Congress of the Columbian Republic had taken place to the
village's( Rosario del Cucuta, on the 6th ult. His Excel-
lency the Vier-President, Antonio Narino, General of Dirt-
aim', was appointed by the Congress of Colombia to as-
semble the 57 Depaties kelected by the only 19 provinces
which had it in their power to do au), who were peseta i■
the village, according to the fundamental law of the 17th
December, 1819.

The Assembly having met, his Excellency the Vice-Presi-
dent reed • speech applicable to the set, which having coo-
eluded, be rate and asked if the Deputies were of °Ottawa
that they might (or ought to) proceed to the installation of
the Congress. It being unauimously agreed to, the Vice-
President said, " The General Congress of Colombia is law-
fully installed: the 'additionl sovereignty is at its disposal."
A numerous concourse of people, full of rejoicings and

enthusiasm, tried," Long live the Republic !—Long live the
Congress !" The Deputies afterwards took the customary
oaths.

At the proposal of the Vice-President, they p►oceeded to
elect a President and Viee-President for the Coupes', when
by n majority of votes Senor Fault Annum was chosen
President, and Senor FORNAIIIDO

Extract of a letter Guns &rhoslees, dated June le:—
" Last Sunday (Whit-Sunda) a fire broke out in this town,
and raged with unabated fuiy, until fifty houses were de-
stroyed; fortuuately it contracted to the leeward, or all must
have been inevitably guile. The distress of the sufferers is too
horrible to desrribe : respectable inhabitants, who had been
paying their devotion in the church, oil coming to their re-
spective homes, found them at the mercy of the flames. All
the loss is the houses and furniture; there happened to be
no produce i■ that part of the town to close the catastrophe
with.

" Same evening a party of young gentlemen, who had
been i• the country to dine, ovi returning home in the even-
ing ub d • negro dance, and went to disperse it (fur
they have been unlawful on all holidays since the Easter in-
surrection of 1816) The •egroes fell upon them, and one
poor sufferer was struck to the heart wish ensue instrument,
supposed to be of t►e shape of a butcher's whistle. Eight of
the blacks have Low been brought in."

We stated yesterday that the KING had post-
poned his visit to the Curragli until Friday last.
The Dublin Papers since received mention, with
deep regret, that his MAJMY would yesterday
take his departure for England.

The Inquest upon Ittcuattu HONEY was re-
amed yesterday. It i• expected that it will oc•
cupy only two more days. To-nriirrow the defence
will be entered into, ■ud Friday will be devoted to
the summing up of the evidence.