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London, England, 1822-09-06 00:00:00

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nine transports, from Coro for Porto Cabello,
Watered at Curacoa, and sailed on the 28th, hav-
ing on board General MORALES and his army, to
take command at that place. The people at
Coro were in a state of starvation.

QUEBEC, AUG. °.—THE TYPHUS FEVER.—
We regret to learn, from good authority, that the
typhus of the worst type has been introduced
into the parish of St. Gervais by some settlers
arrived this season. A medical Gentleman from
that part of the country reports that he has a
knowledge of 13 cases.

Luc.. 13.--FROM CANTON.-We learn from
Cant •
rLam BREVORT7 arrived yesterday from Can-
toil that
the trade was very much embarrassed,
iq consequence of Government having exercised
the right of searching all vessels which arrived
for Opium, a great deal of which has been smug-
gled into the country.
CC y
I ROM PERNAMBUCO.—We learn by the brig
2'
j'aalidra, arrived at Philadelphia, in the short
Passage of 21 days, that all was quiet at Per-
Ilambuco.

" ITAVANNIII.—The Captain-General of the
Island died on the lgth inst. The greatest tran-
quillity prevails. The yellow fever is very de-
structive• The Emperor ITURBIDE has re-esta-
biLshed the Inquisition of the Friars in 'Mexico;
-e persecutes liheral and philanthropic men, and
Rill "t permit the European Spaniards to re-
,.urn to their native country."

rile Duke Of CAMBRIDGE visited his MAJESTY
Yesterday
I,?esterday the LORD CHANCELLOR and Sir C .
o had audiences of his MAJESTY.
yes..tetiay,
CIIANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER left town
for Blackheath.
Ah,i'unaher of Petitions having been presented
s MAJtsTY, while in Edinbugh, from per-
falls convicted of offences against the Revenue
s, his MAJESTY has given orders to the
I
• d•c)ard of Excise to take measures, under the
rection of the Lords of the Treasury, for grant-
Prorelief to such of them as may be considered
,Per objects of the Royal clemency.
4:ttract of a mercantile letter, dated Cadiz,
as . 15:—.' We hear of a party of rebels that
aPpeared within nine leagues of this place,
andf,, the circumstance has created some alarm, as
(Las regards our internal correspondence. The
nc-ivernor has, however, ordered out 400 of the
of this place, who yesterday set out in
to join the Port St. Mary's and Xerez
of-fitia, for the purpose of following up this band
'ireebooters and fanatics."
of ,'e congratulate the country on the recovery
t"e Right Hon. Sir B. BLOOMFIELD from his
w'tel illness ; We understand he was sufficiently
'reh4 to dine with the LORD LIEUTENANT OD
(t)ir'sdaY last.—(Dublin Freeman.)
Ay4 the 24th ult. the remains of the Chevalier
cha-rkhaar which were discovered interred in a
Into ca-haear Grenoble, which had been converted
Andre "4'n were deposited in the church of St.
anti n-e::s) in that town. The civil and military
clelv-„"tles were officially present, and the Bishop
thei -red anaffecting and impressive discourse on
oceasion.
this S" instance of the increasing prosperity of
1000/atY) and the great accumulation of capital,
to was lent a few days ago by an individual,
cepta-e of the incorporations, upon the simple ac-
Per e-p-Ce of their Deacon and Collector, at four
ercad, .
-nt• payable at 12 months date.—(Glasgozo
CR uj
?, TINIEs.---
say,__-A Correspondent from Stokes-
wheat In the course of last week no less than 800lbtushoenl:
tqa.fa were delivered at the low price of 4s. a bushe o
CAI et:„1,1"
71,19. -Tat, SEPT•b•-On the 29th ult. Edward Everard,
of' eiected Mayo; f Lynn, for the year ensuing, being
Ili time that Gentleman has had the hooour conferred
tVilktibf.l9-.alrl On the 29th ult. came on the election of Mayor,
ere 10,71,1'`,..,) and Churchwardens of Yarmouth. The. inquest
7,4e11313-ei:::::: at 12 at n, and did not come to a decision till
11-3attise Ateelnernerctigze(reAnr.idetanuyornioact half-past seven ; when the follow-
d to fill the respective offices :-
or Robert Cory and Danby Palmer,
sirst .wer,ll,lkreliwalricien a3rll- James Lawes, Chamberlain.-
t4rnfc, Alderman Vest was nominated Mayor of
Chamberlain.--
s !I for tb
.csr, -a year ensuing.-On Monday last Thomas 091 -
S c 1-1' Was elected Illayor of Sudbury for the year ensuing.
Tittss Ell( OF FRIENDS OF FOREIGNERS IN DIS-
longin."-Yesterday a meeting of Gentlemen be-
j,ofo-g to the above charity was held at the City
into
cr'dc'n Tavern in Bishopsgate-street, to take
firethe state of the, charity and its
Pt • The Chair was taken at two o'clock
ecisei
keet, Y) by Mr. DoxErr, who in a most able
stated to the Gentlemen then present,
she 11r
Iso ines for which they were assembled, and
Bern a the course of his speech, represented to
With the gt?,"eral outline of the affairs connected
Nl3liNti:°ej.etY ; he then stated numerous
t°cietv"°l foreigners who had applied to the
e ' and were relieved during the last year,
thousa il: t",her of which he said, exceeded one
pired five hundred;the relieving of which re-
aads great SOW, and he was sorry to say their
Chair were in a very low state. The worthy
ciet4l,,aa concluded his speech entreating the
ot, I' to iv .
Wh• g e its utmost assistance to the object
4dd. len th
.es 3 eY were united. Several Gentlemen
the meeting to the same effect, after
tbeY ad' d
a,,er 3 ne .
beeu v'tainnurice and William Cortello have
tlk "atericed
abdu . to be hanged next Saturday, for
Mond ctl°Tl of Miss GOOLD.—(Limerick Neves,
• Ai,
rEkpi,
Ora
Fri.da T 0 ESCAPE OUT OF YORK CASTLE.—
.11,g1 Nilo)! last, about one o'clock in the morn-
m'teritht
,en capital convicts made a most daring
41ent '4) effect a
, otlr , n escape from their confine-
- tha gaol, but fortunately were overheard
4latin watchmen
, when , who immediately gave the
j}iey su they were safely secured. Had 411 cceeded a d
Probabir ri got into the Castle-yard, in
ost , Ity the
resistance would have been
"sPerate
on bars, and
%
xlef es with ir r they
eac,. had provided them-
°rlc Paper.) other implements of