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LONDON,
THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1824.

We have the pleasure to confirm our interest—
ing information of yesterday, that His MAJESTY
will to-morrow deliver, IN PERSON, the Speech
on the Prorogation of Parliament. We have
reason to believe that the Royal Speech will
present a very flattering picture of the condition
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of peace.

, 'We have received the Jamaica Courant, con..
taming the Speech of the Vice-President SANT..
ANDER, to the Congress of the Colombian Re-
public. It is of great length, and we must
therefore, (having received it at a late hoer),
reluctantly defer its insertion till to-morrow.
It enters into a full exposition of the domestic
state and foreign relations of the Republic. It
dwells in strong terms on the advantage gained
to the cause of South American, Independence,
by the declaration of North America, that
any attack on the South Americans by the
Powers of Europe will be regarded as an
act of hostility against the United' States.--=-
The Vice-President also expresses his opi-
nion that there is no danger of a hostile
attack from France or the Holy Alliance, In
consequence of England having declared that
she will not view with indifference the extension
of foreign aid to Spain against her Foreign
Colonies. He, however, does not seem to be
quite satisfied with the policy of Great Bri-
tain ; and he states, that an attack upon
South America will certainly be made by Spain,
and that it is necessary to be prepared to re-
sist it. In speaking of the war in Peru,
the Vice-President says that BOLIVAR is there
fighting the battles of his own country (Colom-
bia ;) and that his presence alone had saved Peru

from a civil war. He adverts to the enormous .1-
penditure entailed on the Republic by all its
sacrifices and exertions, and calls upon the Con-

grog to take the necessary measures fur meeting it.

The French Morning and Evening P:Lpers of
Monday do not contain the least intellig<•nee of
any importance, except the information derived
from the German Journals, that the reported in-
terview, said to be in contemplation between the
Emperors of AUSTRIA and RUSSIA, is void of all
foundation, and that the reported assembling of
a body of troops on the Rhine, whither the King
of Pnussu was to repair, has not received the
least confirmation. The state of the French
Funds is •extracted from the Etoile

PARIS, JUNE 2l.—Five per Cents. opened at
102 f. 65 c., and closed at 102 f. 45 c. for Mo-
ney ; and for the end of the month, they opened
at 102 f. 85 c., and closed at 102 f. 60 c.

By the Belmont, FERGUSON, arrived at Liver-
pool from Demerara, advises have been received

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to the 7th of May. The colonial papers brought
by this conveyance contain no news of general
interest. The alarm caused by an apprehended
rising among the slaves on the east coast has
ceased, and the colony remained in a state of
tranquillity. Major-General Sir B. D'URBAN
had issued the following Proclamation, on assum-
ing the Government of the Colony