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ship ofsthe.hue, aid a frigate of the same nation, be►s and
directing their course to the port of Callao. I had been
Theprieonera who were on board 'he Fsmeralda der., and
frigate lifter her capture by Lied Cochrane; had under the
tiara upon the crew, and re-captured and carried i aninerty

KINGSTON, JULY 21.
By the Delight, information has been received
that Boca Chive capitulated to the ladependenta ou
the lit inst. A report prevailed at Santa Martha
that Cattliagena had surrendered, but no official
account bad been received.
JULY 41.
Leiters and Gazettes from Santa Martha, to the
I'th, have come to hand. They eut.firtn the ac-
count of the fall of Boca Chiea. The letters say,
" the blockading squadron and the gun boats have
positive instructions to prevent, at all risks, the en-
trance of the Spanish corvette Ceres into
Cartha-
gena, if she thinks proper to attempt it."

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appear now to he very unhealthy. The accoil!;ts
from Long Island, Baltimore, Amelia Island, iota
Norfolk, are alarming. The whole of Amelia
bland is a perfect hospital, nut one family bril'e,
well, and in many instances not one to assist an-
other. ,$ dreadful. indeed, is the disease, that
there is not one sentinel to do duty.
A New York Paper of the 90th ult. says—
,' ‘Ve ate sorry to perceive from the Frank/is
Gazelle that the asologmtnt fever continues to make
serious ravages among our fellow-citizens at Balti-
more. Four fell victims to it in the twenty-four
hours ending on Sunday morning ; and six toor
during the twenty-four hours ending
morning."

Jamaica Papers to the 16th ult. hive been re:
ceived. They contain copious details of the recent
military operations in the CeraCCHII, and of the butt
of Carabobo alias Calabozo, which seems to li.ve
been most decisive. As might be expected, too, it
has been followed by other successes, in differet.t
quitters. The entire province of Caraccas is re,
presented as entirely open. Colonel PEREERA,
with his little army, composed of only 800 men,
attempted to oppose the advance of Bot.tx A R ; but
though his troops fought bravely, they were over.
powered by numbers, and forced to capitulate.--•
PEULIRA, by virtue of this capitulation, was ad-
low,d to embark oil hoard a French vessel in La
Gusyra, with such of his troops as chose to ac-
c piny him ; but a few, only, it is added, ac-
cepted this offer. Many of them returned to their
homes, and others joined the Independents.

A Lisbon Mail has arrived, with papers from
ih.it city to the 7111 instant. The Deputies of
Pernambuco have taken their seats in the Corte,.
The sittings of that Body continue in the regular
cour•e, without p►esenting any thing very reniaika-
ble. In the sitting of the '2 8111 a turnibei complained
of the misconduct of several Magistrates who pro-
tested robbers and ltpuil the pretext thut
they were included in the amnesty gtanted by th
Cnrice, and moved for a fortn.rl inquiry, which was
agreed

It has been 'beady stated than Sir ROBERT
WI :Aux has addierseel a letter to the Commanc'-
er•tn-Chief, requiring some explanation of the
causes of -his dismissed from the service, sud
demanding ■ public investigation of his conduct.
Should this be refused, we are informed that it is
his intention to address • letter to his constituents,
coutsining a statement of particulars connected
with his removal, slid to take no further steps till
the soretilig of Parliament. He is to remain at
Petit till he receive an answer from his Ro_t•al
Highness. The Electors of Southwark, friends of
Sir R. Wit.sort, propose to rail a public meeting, to
conside► the propriety of opening a subscription to
indemnify him fur the lobs occasioned by his d;s-
rnibsal. and to express their opinion el the conduct
of Ministers ou that subject.

Advice, have been received from Gibraltar to
the (Ai, Barcelona to the 13th, and Cadiz to the
15th itibtunt. The accounts from the last place ale
favourable : the fever had greatly abated, and it
am expected that in a few days but very few came
of iliftetion would remain. The cordon, however,
war .till continued at Gibraltar, on account of the
picvalence of the dirorder in other parts of Spain.
At Barcelona it I.eems to have consideiably in-
CfV9/1-118 The alarm bad augmented in proportion,
and readied to wch a pitch that a great number
of inhabitants had gone into the interior, and the
civil and military authorities bud driermitied to re-
move bout the town until as abatement iii the dis-
order had thken place. The communication with
Barcelona had breu forbidden, and if • favourable
change did nut 9.linitly take place it was expected
that the twin would be declared in a state of incom-
mon/cation.

A Gentleman has arrived in town, deputed by
the coloured mlsslittaots of the Islam! of Antigua.
to putwou kis NIAJESTIr to place them on the same
footing as the white people.

The very independent and upright conduct of
Lord SUFFIRLD in the House of Commons, before
he succeeded to the Peerage, gained him such high
estimation in Shaftesbury (the town he represented,.
that es *teeth% was held on the 8111 instant, which.
the Recorder and Aldermen attended, and an *d-
ines-, expressive of their thanks and their admira-
tion, was voted to loin, and has been presented to
his Leeldship, together with a gold snuffbox, pur-
cleared by subscription. His Lonlehip in but reply
*sowed his late constituents, that no change of cern
confidence. would seduce hum from the muse Nvliticaq
course which gaiiseil him their approbation, and in
whech lie had in no one instance been impelled by
revive or party ferling. His Lordship has resigned,
the command of the lit regiment of local militia.
A dispeossition has passed the Great Seal, cm-
powering the Rev. JAM IS 131.ACIEOURK, M.A. V,e.it
of G.iiiford. Umhhaui, to hold the
tory ref Roinahlkesk, iu Yrc Win, In questlied la
him by the late Eail of STRATtistoalt.
There wits a full market at N.iwwicle ow Saturday,
with adi cline in piece of bolt Wheat aid Barley
of &shunt is. per t oo.nh from that duy week, aid
many samples remained istrold.—.l he show or
Cact i• was hut hoge, and pieces couttnite
At %Valetta Farr on IVednesday lust, the quan-
tity of Scotch Beasts was very small compared with
former years; art) although the inice asked
Ueli Ir PS 1111181 last yeal, still the reduction vas
not enough to induce the graziers to tiny
t the above fair Mr. SMITH, of Beettisford, was
tricked out of • colt worth 301.
neighbourhood. by way of ex-
some slew wheat lost yea,
surprised to thud that 14 *hearts
I of hue corn ; whereas its prime
was always 40 .heaves of tho
busliel.—(Bors Paper.)