Star.
London, England, 1822-09-05 00:00:00

ST. PETBRSSURMI, AUGUST 14.

All the Regiments of the Guards have now re-
turned to this City. They were reviewed on the 9th
at Streina, on which occasion his Majesty expressed
his satisfaction with their appearance.

His Majesty sets out for Verona the day after to.
morrow: it is thought that he will be absent six months.

Mr. Rothschild, the banker, arrived here from
E❑gland by sea on the 12th.
Trade is very dull. The accounts from Nishnei,
Novogorod, say that the great fair is not very fa-
vourable at the commencement, but it is hoped that
towards the close more business will be done.
A new ship of the line, of 84 guns, will be launched
from the Admiralty Docks in a few days.-

AUGUST 97.—Exchange on London, 37. U. 37. 31.
ST. Prraussomou, AUGUST 13.—Exchanges.---London, 10;
Amsterdam, 10 ; Harnburgb, 9 S-16 ; Paris, 105.
VIENNA, AUG. 22.—Foam, Atm. 21.—Metalliques 81 7-B.
Bank Shares 873 2-5.--Aug. U, Metalliques 81 11.16.--Bank
Shares 8701. ..

A letter from Odessa, of the 9th August, states
the great inconvenience suffered by merchants for
want of shipping, there not being twenty vessels in
the port.

New York Papers arrived this morning to the 10th
of August, of which the following are extracts :

FROM THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER OF AUGUST 8.

Raruatic or COLlMBlA.—Accounts received at
Philadelphia from Curacoa, to the 17th of July, state
that Puerto Cabello continued to resist the reiterated
attacks of the Patriot army; and it was supposed,
notwithstanding the privations suffered by the gar-
rison, that it would hold out as long as the Spanish
fleet maintained the superiority by sea : the fortress
has always been considered the Gibraltar of South
Arne, ica. A Spanish frigate,with five or six schooners,
had arrived at Curacoa for provisions, but it was
reported that they had no money to pay for them.
On the 6th of July the Spanish brig of war Hercules
sailed, with two or three schooners, for Coro ; the
object of this movement was not known, but it was
supposed they had gone to bring General Morillo
and his troops from that place. The boats of the
Spanish vessels laying off Porto Cabello had captured
an American schooner, with a cargo of provisions,
and the frames of three gun boats, said to be for the
Patriot squadron at La Guyra. A letter from Belzin
(Honduras), states that the leeward independent naval
force had taken the Spanish armed brig Ramenata,
of 18 guns, with a cargo of indigo and spice, worth
800,000 dollars, and the Spanish schooner Maria.

They were waiting for three
make as Attila; on Omona,
they worrld ucceed. ,
NEW YOEK,
" BOARD OF
" TO Twit PIIZSIDZNIE or .
" The Assistants beg leave to report, that they have discoverct
no new case in the infected district since the last Report."
The Mayor read a communication from the Go-
vernor, dated Albany, the Sd instant, authorizing the
Municipal Authorities to make use of the buildings at
Fort Richmond, as the health of the city might require.
• A letter was read from Dr. Burdett, of Philadel-
phia, who had been commissioned by the Board of
Health in that city to ascertain the state of health
at New York, propounding divers queries as to the
existence, extent, and origin of the Rector-street fever;
the communication was referred to the Health Com-

iniisioners.

Capt. Whitlock submitted a request that he might
have leave to remove his vessel from a wharf in the
infected district ; but the Board refused to recede
from the order of yesterday.
Millet man Taylor removed his motion of yesterday,
to fence up the infected district.
AUGUST 7.
" The Board of Health having expressed an opinion that the
atmosphere in Rector-street and its vicinity was injurious to
the health of the inhabitants and others resorting to that part of
the city, and believing that the preservation of the public health,
and the opinion of the Public, call for the measure, have or-
dered that the several Refaces leading to the infected districts
be forthwith fenced up : it is also hereby ordered, that' all ves-
sels at the wharfs within the said district be removed to such
place as the President of the Board of Health and the Health
Commissioners shall direct; and that no vessel shall be per-
mitted to come to, or lie at, any of the said wharfs, until further
orders of the Board, under the penalties of the law in such cases
provided. (Signed) " STEPHEN ALLEN, President."
HEALTH OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, AUGUST 5.
" Resolved—That all vessels arriving from New York be
detained at the Lazaretto for orders. (Signed)
"JOSEPH PRYOR, Clerk."

PLOT AT CHA RLESTON.
CHARLESTON, JULY 29.

On Saturday, after a most laborious and distressing
investigation, the Court of Magistrates and Free-
holders, organised for the trial of insurgent slaves,
adjourned, and was dissolved.
On the 26th instant, about eight o'clock, heent..y-
two culprits expiated, on the gallows, the crime of
which they had been convicted, an attempt to raise
an insurrection, not only in this city, but in various
parts of the State of South Carolina.
On the same day six other slaves were tried and
found guilty, and condemned to be executed to-mor-
row. Five slaves were condemned to imprisonment,
and five more sentenced to transportation beyond the
limits of the United States.

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