The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-11-17 00:00:00

FALMOVTR, NOV. 13.
tieeatet packet, Bell, in 33 days,
le Leeward Islands, also the hired
the mails of the late DukeolCenr-
hich
VIP lost at Antigua in the
te crew are all saved ; the Ceres has
n Tortola. The Clgestrcnr:d packet,
Barbadoes, on the 13th Sept.
16th, so that she soon may be ex.
arlette packet. Mudge, frcm New
ax, and the Drina packet, Drake,
I be soon expeaed—'the latter was
le day after the Wahing64m packet,
n Sunday last, nine days passage,
the messenger from Madrid for
eturn in a day or two at Lisbon, to
on board the packet.
larva, Thompson, for Jamaica ;
for New York, mails of the
"eusaria, Dodd. for Lisbon, with
th inst. are detained by contrary
staawicu, Nov. 15.
li:des, Capt. Hearne, that sailed
he dispatches of the 10th, was forced
rig. with the Lady Frances, Capt.
Prase* ff ink', Anthony Deane,
`oaday last.
packet, Captain Bridge, and the
born, arrived this morning with the
ogee from Gottenburgb ; and the
pt. George Deane, from Husurn.
byte is joist arrived from Katwyck,
tters and nme passengers.

711t01,4 LLOYD'. LIST.
AIIIII. ALI.
Min and kitty.....--.-. from Philadelphia,
miming& from ItUttlbl A, ran.
,t, ropyleweil, fmm Petr-rnrgh.
,r,ca, -...-...., from litilbna, S4U. Joseph, and
s.c, --., ROM St Ander°.
1,g., Shaw, •rom G .!terlbangh.
roR OF Till I,.Pr l'iSil PRESS.
a sincere wish to alleviate the suffer-
low-creatures of all nob, I have
1 offer a few observations, through
our Paper, on the dreadful malauy
at Gibraltar, and which has spread
I devastation in that garrison. A
and extensive praelice in the West
fever somewhat of a similar nature,
swept off a vast number of our
id•searnen, enable me to express my
the greater confidence.
x question appean evidently, I think,
is Cravior.or what has been deno-
A or Malignant Fever, and is atter•
een conveyed to Gibraltar by some
broke through the cordon which
std Malign. From a number of
mistimes, such as great preceding
sg probably a somewhat deranged
nosplseref a numerous Popnlatson
er in confined situationsfan4 mind
ye tri isropee cleanliness end .a free
Weft of teparadng the infected from
of ctittirtg Off all unnecessary corn-
etts them ; and no efficacious meats
ly feinted to for subduing or era-
tiFetin i'llSis fever has now acquired
nlence and malignancy equal to the
rder is highly contagious, fatal ex-
clearly evinced, and bow it could
sea thought otherwise, on its first
the Medical 6t.Aft of the Garrison,
!sing ; as all fevers of the typhoid
this evidently belongs) are nrUver-
o be capable of being propagated
ual to another, either by contatt, or
9111116 A arising from the body of a
or from linen, clothes, and other
impregnated with their miasma. •
riness.lassitude, faintness, great de-
agth, severe pains in the back and
y in the forehead and sockets of the
cecded by universal heat, thirst, a
somewhat coated with a brown fur;
a and then a cornicing of bilious
less, laborious respiration, accorn-
p sighing; a small but quick pulse
ring from 100 to 140 in a minute),
:s, incoherency. and comas are the
r;,ims attendant on this fryer ; but
,ced stage, those of putrescency are
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