The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-10-15 00:00:00

GIBRALTAR.

The following Proclamations have been issued
in order to prevent the introduction of the fever from
Spina:

Head-Quarters, Gibraltar, Aug. 27, 1804.
Information having been received that a Malignant Fever
has arnu male ro appearanre in Malaga; • the Command. r in
Chief iivls it Ina duty, for the better security of the health of
the innabitanta and troops of this garrison, to direct that, emit
mencmg u .th to-morrow, and untiffurther orders, all esinins-
meatiest with Spain, both by sea end land, shall be cut off.—
No person, therefore, is to pass the barriers, excepting king's
workmen, or people with carts, multo, or borricm, loaded, or
going f r stones, sand, or water; nor are these t., p to the
northward of the r satl leading to the Devil's Tower, except to
unload rubhi►h.—\n person whatever it ie hold conversation
with Spariisrds uti the neutral grimed I nos are fishermen to
be permitted to fis'i from the nehtral ground, un!,ns aecJal-
panied by a health gu ud, and that, daring the d w time roily
—The communication by sea to be regulated as 1,31 Yll3 issi2io
',Niel from Maio; I, nor from any place five leagues to the
eastward or westward, to be admitted to Prutique, nor to en-
ter the harbour,—All mails from the outward of the east
limit (viz. five leagues err from Malaga), as far as Cavalsagena
inelti4,ve, to perform live days quarantine All vets:4s from the
westward of the west limit (via. live leagues west from Malaga),
a. far as Tanen inclusive, to perlipas five days quarantine
All vessels from the eastward of Carthegena, and westward of
Tifisia, to have pratuque —All vegeta, la ?attire, to water at
Itagg,4 Staff; therefore the pumps will be taken out of the
new well on the neutral ground.

August 28, 1804.
In consequence ot t'•,- %...kiiess now raging at Malaga, the
Commander in I..dor:' thought it expedient for the hater
recitrar of the public to clued, that all the tobacco at
mcseid in the Bay, be lauded on or before Saturday the first
day of beptetWen next —Tubacco, however, will be permitted
to he exported to any pod to the westward. Also to the east-
ward of Caps 1h (late, provided hoad be given thatlsuch sessels,
as t eke tobacco to the eastward, do ',Juan, land the same be•
yoi.d C. de Gate, and du not return to the garrison in leas
than six weeks

The Literary Fund has published a new list of
its members, which happily presents a great in-
create.

Mr. llcseist, Surgon Dentist to the Prince of
WALLS, following the reputable and f ishlonable:
career of the Cury sLi it his father, seems alive to
rvery improvement which may contrihnte to t:.c
perfcaioo at his professional art. Ile has ii.ventesi
a DENTAL MINION, by the mears of which every
indiviJuAl may inspea his teeth, both internally
and externally, as accurately As a Dentist, and be
enabled to keep them free from any corroding or
pernicious particles, and iu the end prevent the loss
of the teeth.

Mr I.oso,

Permit us to address your Lordship, emddestify our genitalia
in behel of our owners and uur•elyes, for your unntmdting at-
tention awl assistance to us d,*ernig our late pelage Irmo Lis g.
Lod. We are convinced nothing we can my is adequate Ile
repay the extraordinary exertions of your Lordship; at the
same time we are sensible it is neeessart to acknowledge our
grateful thank. in the hest manner our abilities will permit.
Your towiug up the hear! sailing ships, and onktring the fast
sailing ships to keep them up (by taking them is taw), ben
been, in our opinion, the cause of the bust's arrival at this
port several day, sienna tries R otherw;Le would have been.
We return your Lordship our re,nt tangly thanks for this
truly useful manieuvre ; and, as we conceiva it to be your Lord.
ship's original idea, we trust you will have the matistattien
hear of it. being generally imitated in future.
We hare the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obliged, most deleted
and very humble S,rvants,
[Signed by the Masters of the If
To the Right lion. Lord Proby, Commander
of His Majesty's ship Amelia.

To which address his Lordship replied. in elegant
and appropriate terms. Nor wise the masers satis-
fied with this honourable testimonial of his Lord-
ship's services ; but in addition, presented him with
a mast valuable and costly timakelser. and a co
plete set of the best charts of the West Indies.

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LORD%PROR Y.
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On the 11th of July, an Address, of wli;ch the
following is a copy, WAS ' presented at Barb tdoes •
to Lord Praby, commanJ,r• of His. .lajietyls '
ship Amelia, for nit attention to.the convoy undo ~, .
his command from England to ,11 it island.- As it I a,
reflects the highest honour up n his Lordship for
his zeal and attention to the trade of .is country, ' '''
we hope to see in the•Jourmils of the mother toun• ' • •
try, similar acknowledgments.
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Harbancies,Caolisle nay, July Ilt ~ 904.
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