The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-08 00:00:00

that the yellow fever Wm raging In Catalonia, the
magistrates, couservaton of the health of these
two metropolitan ports, held an eitraordhiery Wei&
ing, and adopted measures to prevent the comieme.
oricatioo of the pest to the coast. For thie yisipshe
every thing consiug from Spain, from the frotrikire
of the South of Frowee to the Gordian., including
Gibraltar and the Balearic Islands, has beetionirs
jetted to a strict warranters', to be pevfermed in
the Lazarets of Genoa and Leghorn. A quarantine
of tea days has been also put upon every thing
coming from Portogsl, and the remainder of the
coast of Spain in the Atlantic Ocean. All letters
must ►e fonsigated by a necemary process at the
frontiers of France and Italy. All vessels a►e
prohibited from landing at any place whatever
where there is not au officer of health in residence;
nor can airy vessel be permitted to approach the
shore or enter any port at night. Fishing vessels
themselves must not proceed beyond Ave miles from
the shore. The officers of health are forbidden to
admit any vessel which by ray accident whatever
may have sick on hoard. and especially such as
have lost • num on the voyage. These measures
extend to the whole coast from Nice to the confines

of TlS!key. The magistrates of health at Mar-
eeillekbere already taken the same determination,
and *kilted like precautioes along the whole
French coast, from fort-Vendre to the Var.
These measures had removed all apprehensions of
the propagation of the disease which desolates Ca.
talouia, end hope* were further entertained that
the advance of the season would check the conta-
gion in the present scene of its viiitstion.
The Paris Paper announce two new proofs of
the establishment of the public tranquillity in
Europe. The King of S►AIN returned to his
capital on the yid lest ; and CHAILFS FELIX,
King 'of &Minis. was expected to return to Turin,
the capital of Piedmont, on the ce§th.

flamburgb Papers to the 28th hat have ar.
rived. The harvest is represented as very bad
its the northern provinces of Sweden. The crops
have also suffered great injury from the wet weather
in parts .1' Ramis, sod intelligence of the rising
priers of corn in England had caused great ac-
tivity in the corn trade at Copenhagen. Several
expresses had arrived in that city iu the latter end
or last mouth, from which we may infer that the
speculators were very buoy, and looked forward
to the opening of the English ports. These hopes,
we may now confidently presume, will not be re. .
'shied. Oar harvest has been tedious', the weather
most perplexing, and the amount of the produce
of our crops uncertain ; but, on a general view,
there is nothing to warrant the apprehensions oT
scarcity.
The Alligultew, of 28 guns, which was lately
built at Cochin China, of teak wood, Captain
Wuxi', arrived on Friday at Portsmouth from
Madras, manned with invalids from the squadron ,
under Sir FUNKY BLAcKWOOD, with a party of
she 73(1 regiment, doing ditty as marine.. His
Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Ttnassat Hut-
-1.010, G.C.B. Governor of Madras, with Captain
•VooD, and Lieutenant VAN BUERB, came pas-
sengers. She left Madras on she 2d of June, in
company with the Leander, 58, Rear-Admiral Sir
H. Maxim:son, Capt. CM•RLES RICHARDSON,
C.B. which ship parted company for Penang
Indian Peninsula was free from iuterual com-
motion, and tolerably healthy. Nn political fleas
whatever. The Topaae frigate. Captain LIISILEY,
and Curlew sloop of war, Captain Pam: BLACK-
WOOD, were in the China Seas. The Liverpool
bigate, Captain F. A. Cotttra, C.B. had gone
to Bombay, to repair, and to fit nut the Ganges,
a new ship, of 84 gun., lately launched there,
which the crew of the Liverpool will bring to &ig-
loos!. The Dauntless sloop of war. Capt. G. C.
GAMBIER, had been sent to Lima, for silver for the
Chinese market. The Semarang, a new sloop of
war, would be ready to launch at Cochin in Decem-
ber. Tbe Alligator touched at the Mauritius. and
lift that island all well. The Menai, 24, Capt. F.
MORESBY, C.B. was cruising off; she had lately
captured a large brig with slaves', from Madagas-
car.—The Vigo (Rear-Admiral LablßsaY), Brazen
Blossom, Beaver, and Hardy schooner, were lying
at St. Helena, writing the return of the Heron
sloop of war, with orders from England.—The
Cygnet was at the Cape of G..od Hope.

`On Wednesday the Phaeton Negate, Captain
NVlLLtais A. MONTAGU, C.D. arrived at Ports-
mouth front Halifax, after an extraorthiony quick
passross4e of only 18 days. She was relieved by the
Alkoi, 28. Captain H. Bon ten t xi, from England ;
which ship she left at Halifax wi.li he Newcastle, 4s,
Jt-Ar.Aohnirai COLPOTS, and Janitor. She hiss
brought to England the remain,* of Major A woke,
oho was malted by the 'tutorial's', as a spy, iu
Ole year 1780. The remains were disinterred at
Tappan, on the 14th August, placed iu u vireo.
pi %ague, anal conveyed on board an English packet,
wl rich broullit Own to Halifts just previous to the
de•Orrture of the Phaeton. They have not yet been
lan dad. We audersiond they consigned to his
ito.fal flightier' Ike Duke of YORK. Their IWRIg
Relit to England Is in compliance with At rrqut-st, 551
the i 1 hY of paajur Mum:.

w, Lately aunt •need the foots or the toyst
Adr..“ to ou Wednesday last.