The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-17 00:00:00

BARCELONA. NOVIEMBSI 24.
ineludiug the 20th. Slats and

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Public health,
Stiti of November :
The somber of sew cases in Hareeimaelta, the City, cod
the Hospitals, in these three days, Ma hermit; cured 44;
deaths 23 ; eountlesceot 170; there rentals& SO.
NOTL.—The hlunicipal Board of Health hos perceived
that many of the patients who have entered the Seminary,
►ave been already imehided is the reports of the City, whence
there results on incorrect aadesesasive ■embe► of limiest',
which is out of all proportion with the reduced member of
deaths and cores. The Junta, to chew the real ■ad good
state of health at ibis moused, has the satisfaction to an-
nounce to the public, that (mm the communications given
verbally by ell the faculty who were yesterday assintbied, it
results that there are in ON City only 15 sick of the yellow
fever, and 18 couvaksceut.

CADIZ, NOVEMBER 23.
The following ore the latest account. of the stele
of the yellrw fewer, the 13th to the 17th of No-
vember inclusive:—

PORT 6T. MARY'S, TOWN AND HOsPITAL :
New cases SE; cured be; deaths 37 ; remain 131.
X ERSI :
New cases 27; cured 26; deaths 13; meals 91.
AT LEBRIJA. FROM THIS 11TH TO THE 17TH:
New cases 64; cured 43; dealbs 28 ; rearais be.
CEUTA, NOVEMBER 19.

On the 7th of this month a grand salute of ar-
tillery was heard towards Tetuan, which contiuned
the *hole evening, and the Moors being asked the
reason, said, that Muley Asbed Selen, nephew of
Muley Zeit', had entered Tetuan with • division of
infantry of his uncle's army, who, with the rest of
the army, was at that time at Benijasem. On the
11th we heard another salute of twenty-two guns,
end we learned that • division of cavalry of Zeid's
army having approached, as soon as the iuhabitants
of Tetuan perceived them, they saluted them with
• discharge of artillery. We have not been able to
learn the slumber of this division, nor who com-
mands it; but we know that a body of troops of
all struts has just been formed, which Zeid places
under the command of his nephew, Muley Asbed
Selen. It seems that the 1,000 men, with whom
Muley Soliman entered Tangier, have returned to
their homes, and that Ali has marched with his
troops towards the west, it is not known for what
purpose. According to these accounts the moment
is at hand when the fate of the uncle and the ne-
phew will be decided.
MADRID, DRGRAIIIR 1.
The Inquisitor-Gvneral Olavarieta, following the
laudable example of his predecessors, published on
the :13d November the tollowiag
" ADVERTISEMENT.
He who shall how who is the infamous correspondeat of
the Untrevaal is this capitol (sad all those ending to all, of
Cadiz, mid shall mot denounce hiss to public opiaiow, is as
guilty as he, aid deserves that the people of Cube, us dis-
towering any of thee by chance or otherwise, should adopt
measures of rigour prupurtioaed to their malignity and
hatred of order."

A sentence was added which seemed to point at
• certain {tempo ; accordingly the advertisement
produced the effect (says the Universal) which his
charitable zeal desired.

Some of the familiars of the new tribunal, ani-
mated by the pious exhortation of the holy monk,
and guided by the indication of the last words of
his edict, repaired at midnight to the house of a lady
at Cadiz, who, notwithstanding the regard due to her
sex, which is so generally observed by all well-bred
Spaniards, and notwithstanding that she is the
wife of a foreign Consul, was most grossly insulted
and threatened by the persons in the street.

The Political Chief of Guadalajara liu addressed
an excellent proclamation to the iuLabitauts of
his province, on occasion of the Message of his
Arlojesty to the Cortes and their Answer.
The inhalatants of Palencia ha ye sent an Address
to her Majesty, expressing their inviola hie attach-
ment to the Constitution.—(Madrid Papers, De-
cember 3.)