The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-24 00:00:00

Marseilles' October 9, 11121.
Ste—The inf.irmation .5 Lich our Board haw rendered
Willi!, up to the pre.rut time, has all concurred to dispel
Alarm as to the 'tuella of the times of yellow fever which
have appeared at the port of Pomegue. •
The new ercerreuces, of which it is uow our duty to ap-
prise you, will C. thee prove, that if, under stating dream-
static's, the pubic health has beets exposed to some risk, the
very WPM: prerriitiona and the very prompt acid energetic
measures whirl, hare been adopted, have removed cirri y res-
ew' fur apprehension, at the very instant even when such ap•
preiresisku might have been vistermined.
The man naus•d Lansproye, who on coming out of qua-
rantiee was attacked with a fever, of which the symptoms
were such a., at the present period, to cause some suspicion,
was removed into the L.Z4fri on the 24th September, a. well
ang all those persons who had immediately conmausiiceted
with him. Our Circular of the nth September has already
inforintd you of this occurrence. We have now to ac-
gambit you, that this man is recovered, and that he would
have already returned to his home, bad be been more obe-
cheat to the orders of the physiciaws, and not prolonged, by
certain impendences, the period of his convalescence. His •
wife, oho was with him iu she Lazsret, his quaraetine
guardian, anal, in short, the whole of the persons who were
put in quarantine in eumegteetter of this accident, sod who
were thirty•six in number, have all remained in perfect
health; and coseeeptently every thing tends to convince us,
that the disease of Lampruye was only one of an ordinary
immure; and that the prteautione which it uccasioued, al-
though justified by the tides of prudence, have hod no other
purpose In answer but that of satisfying and entirely tran-
quilizing the public mind.
Protn the infected vessels at Pumegue, there have keen
sent to the Lazaret since the 24511, six sick, whereof four are
drail and two perfectly recovered.
Since the 4th moment, no sick have been sent to the La amt.
from Pomegue. Merl, accordiog to the daily reports matte in
us, the GIV.IIIII which remain there, as well 11/ at Eudoutue and
are in the must satisfactory stale.
It is to be observed, that the persons placed to attend the
sick in the Lasaret, and who have beep iu confirmed acid
mediate oummuuication with them, have constantly eujoyed
perfect health.
The Daniel: galliot, Amphitrite, Benjamin Fuld, master.
which sailed from Malaga in the night of the 19th to the
20th of September, in ballast, with a crew of six men,
eluding lice Captain, was driven on shore Near Semi in cot
night of the 6th to the 7th of October. 'foie of the crew h.,1
died oldie yellow fever in the passage, and the corpse et
one of then, was still on board the resin! at the tirue of her
Ihiking; of the four reniaming, two were ill; and tee
wanking of the ship was left to the Captain alone, wills one
boy. In this wretched state, the ireieiel could not resist
the violence of a gnat of wind from N.W. and was driven on
shore.

The Officers of the Cnistoms instantly eurroustded her, and
rendered all communication with her impossible. The
vessel was, moreover, separated from the lased by an arm of
the ate, which presented approach. Two Commissioners
from our Horsd repaired to She spot, cad on seeing the .
possibility of 8-lasing and repairing she vessel willuset the aid
of numerous hands, which in the existing circumstances
could not he allowed, orders vete civets to hero her, a deci-
sion which. the Captain himself admitted the necessity,
and a kids was executed io the preset/et of the Charge d'Af-
faires tat' the Danish Consul. The corpse was CUllVryttl to
the Lazaret to be interrd, with the usual pretentious; the
two sick, and the two in health, were likewise ressiimeel
thither; ,isse of the flouter may be cousisleied as entirely
mu% ered, And the case of the other exhibits uss danger.
Such a the actual situation of oar Health Establishtneetis.
These la i • them at present only out eunvaleseent, and sob sick
%Volt re raid to the town, the public health Ili it has
ceased to be its the must satisfactory state; and we remorse
to flitter sittrotlves, that the assurance we give you of this
fact, Bill entirety dispel any new rumours of alarm which
may possits ly have reached your care.
%%e have the honour to saute you with pesfert econsis
deration, R. VEHDILLOIX, J. A. T micoi
F. ISEAUSSIEH, A. cilAtluoiN,
P. H. RtHIJX, 1.. ESTI EU.

N.B. Pinner eels an nuinbabiteil Wiwi, distant about half
a mile from tAit issuance of the harbour, where vessels
aerie isle from su ;peeled place.i, or with foul lolls ut health,
lie nut their qua rantiue. Tho crew rental.. on board, or
laud occasionally mailer the sap ers Wiens of the health officers,
and ivany rase of Mines, occult I log there, the vatteut on.
nsediattly removed to the ll.aaaret.

FOKEIUN INTELLIGENCE.

LISBON AND FLANDERS RAILS.

Ltsitoc. °l.:Tom:it 5.
etPRT
In the sitting of the vyth Sept ember the Orihe
of the Dry well the decree respettilig the dillies to
be imposed on the importation ot hiaiiity, which
gave rise to a !now Hod warm delotte. The Depu—
Iles of the ithindi of Misticirit glecl..r.ll that it wee
liectprory that IJorttgurre brandy Awul.l be allowed
to be oriptirlert into their without duty, Hint
the (hail, en lorrtgu liramfy dtrwiolowd, that
possee. being ton FP•avy. In-canoe beadily or neetnaliry
to V.ix with the ate not...sled lor the Lo..dou end
A.allefleall Mgt keto.

Some Deptints an the other hand affirm, that
formerly brandy war not imported into the islat.cfr
of Madeira to mix with the wines ati.ch %TM 111,14
of excellent qu4lity, and crlebraterl ell o,er the
world ; that it was only in the tithe of
Goveruor that It has bruit allowed, but that it was
ill allitip.P, tend coutrivy to expr.mt The debate
ou Iltio subject war adjourned.
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