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FOREIGN byTELLIGENes.
SPANISH PAPERS AND FLANDERS HAIL

raAssroim. SIPTEMIBIR 26.
Mr. tanning has arrived at Munich. on his return
Venice lo lAnidoo.

tinueseui. oirrosmt s.
Semn4 English couriers have passed through
this city within these few day% 'from London to
Vice's*, mad sits oe►so.—( Brussels Papers, Oct. 3.)
• 111ADRID, •trrr¢t+tettt 19.
The Governeteretcliz squotioces, under thedate

of the 7th, referrieg to the letter of the Board of
,natiolth, that the disorder, known by the name of
'the Tellow`Fever, was increasing at that place, mud
ihits at the above cloy there were several persons ill
of it in different parts of the city, of whom eight are
iaameraled. The Goveroor states al. o, that on
Vie 5111. the Baird of Health at. Xeres de la From.
ter.s tad scot the accounts of the health of that place
im threader, up to seven in the r.ioming of the
.5.1 t. from which it appeared that in that time 19
&croons had been attacked ; owe recovered, one dead.
mil 48 still remaining ill.
On the Bth, the Coastitatiooal Alesdea of Codiz

cnonnuniented to they dist►ict, that the Kieg. being
into:toed of the re-appearance of the yellow fever,
hed'ordered the Supreme Board of Health to mike
*kit proper inquiries, which, among the measures
lari.poserl. that the contagion having manifested
itself at Xeres de la Frontera and Cadiz, the Go-
vrraors and 13011r1191 of Hea:th of the maritime pre-
s--ittes of the kingdom, and of the adjacent islands,
rrre desired to provide, that the communication
v ith the infected districts should he cut off with the
r.gour prescribed by the sanitary instructions ; that
she &Arleta comprised from the mouth of the
"vet Santi Prtre Chiding, la Isla la Caiiira,Puerto

_ - -
Real, Puerto de St. Maria y Rosa, shall be de.
(hired suspected, as there is no case confirmed or
cli.ubtfol; that the Captain-Geuerdl of the pro-
vince or Cadiz shall dispose the cordon in the in-
fected or suspected districts; that the Captains-
General of Andalusia and Granada, and the Com-
mandant-General of the plain of Gibraltar, shall
establish a second cordon, ten lea4ues distant from
the first; that market., surrounded with reds, be

esahh►hed in those free places which seem moot
cuneciiieut. The vevels going from Cadiz with.
iiravitions are not to take tiny article susceptible of
i•ifrction. 'l•he other usual precautions are in•
d:cated.

Thor Spanish Vice-Consul at Tangier, in a let-
ter of the 4ih, to the Captain-General of Cadiz,
pimounces, that at 11 o'clock the same day, there
had appeared in that hay au Algerine frigate, with
a west wind, and coming from the ocean, which
shelved 1 gam on a side, and without castiog an-
chor proceeded to the Mediteiracean ; but the wind
harikg veined to the east, it remained till night-
f..ll maim", off Gibraltar and Ceuta. Dining the
short time that It was in the bay of Tangier, it was
perceived that there were on board au immense
!lumber of European sailors, who *vie afterwards
f•ared to he crews of captured vessels. and the
Vice-Consul thinks some of them were Spaniards,
ii;nte about foot in the aftertioou there were seen in
fle middle of the Strait, sailing towards the
asst., another frigate, of 1v guns ou • side,
a schooner, and a pulacre of war, on the coma
cF Spain, all Algreines, amid after them nine
Vigclitine and mercantile pol.acres, one of the
1..•:t of which evidenthy al-p/eared to be • Spa-
i..;h. The Copteiti-Geurrol it the department
informs the Consulate of Cadiz, adding, that the
Admiralty has appointed for the Mediterranean the
snip Guerrero and the Diana frigate, which have
am ether object than, by the npress order of his
Mitiesty, to twin the Dutch anquadrou. for the par-
p•tse of cruising al.(' protecting the Spanish trade
Gain the attacks of the Alverines. _ .

Don Maier, Albertioz, Lieutenant of the Ma-
rine, whn arrived at Cads uu the Bth, from
A ig•ziras, *tares, that during the right day. he was
there he did out are the vessels mentioned
Ly the Vice-Consal. nay observe the frigate plow
the Strait and cruise between Gibraltar and CratA„
,ii,d that Cie Anglo-American squadron had re-
untitled at anchor at Algtz4m without snaking any
ii;ovement.--( Miscellanea, Aepleidotr el.)
l'The tit-bates of the CAntra are ariveipased by Me Freed§
Pape: s?

SIERRA. SEPTEMBER 20.

The march of troops for Italy is now holstein!,
as far as relates to the infantry seed artillery, and ,
they are now at their several Air aihal ions. ur on the
point of arriving at them. Aii.tier tier ceralry.. it 4$
AL:reliable that several er.rps will proceed to Italy,'
hmri the camp at Pe.th, as soon as it breaks op.
Heron Priming is still spoken of as Commander-
in-Chief of the army its Itoly. she head-quarters of
which will be at Treviso. Prince Philip of Hesse
ifoonbrirg, end Cootie Walrooden, who have com-
mends in this army, are on the point of setting out
for Italy.
rt is decidedly at Trappe°, at westateci at. first.!'
that the interview between the three Sovereigns
ratte.place. The Minister. of Frsnce and
it is asserted, will be present.
A pretreat letter fruits Constantioople givei the
fAlewitig accounts of the affairs ol she Porte,
cairn which, those relative to the Pocks of Jettine,
always attract general attention. If we roMbiare
the sileuce of the Govesiirsiesit on the state of
things ire Epirus, melba the isebrination reeurissini
mat s: boss time to time by. well/out travellers, aid'
•bi private letters, we should think shit the Viziers
erarloyrd ageism Ali have not had tray great' soca
ees:i ; or that they meditate metre general plan of
entoek. which, at all eveu•a, omit be of the greatest_
impedance. The firms by Orbit* id! frbelfieros
Poch*, as the Dievu call him. is deprived of Ms
governor's!, has been published with the usher so-
lemnities, and is cute vitied in terms of menace
sufficiently along to give AU moos to fear for her
Ho. if he should have. the .oeisfereoue to fith env°
the hawse .of Ism -er armies. an •event whit* is tor- -
eilered here to be welt partible. the Captain Palm
hernia' Lolly reinforced the fleet with a frigate seal
several brigs. to watch the coasts of /*arm.
The deposition. of Tersaria Ernmi, known as a
f ,vouryte of the Sisitaiatentiorues to catt•e It great
sessalthat. It is their* Minister of the Interior
who is appoisitel N,tii*cceed been.
Ali's situate, Is desperate. All the maritime
fortresses of Epiras. from Restricts to Process. have
veirendered to the Turkish. Sett. Mabmoed Bey.
Al;'. raedsea, after short define, of rargs, has

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atirrendetid to thle?Talkilit Cotoinander. Ali biro-.
ibinainiet sons. Veil ititiMooateer. it
is said hot with all hie tteriires, at
Tat/class ; ot.us Owe accounts ail, in the castle
' of Pelitin, on the Liked Joannints; nod, unable
to save loons-l 1; his only alternative is to sorrende4
hisyself prisoner, or to die in despair.

L4W INTELLIGENCE..

COURT OF 4CING'S4EMCK, Tinnuisay, Oceresza S.

CROOK V. SIR WK. YOUR.

This woos an action to recover a. compemation in
money for injury sustained by the Plaintiff, by the
conduct of the Defendant.
It appeared by the statement of Mr. GURNEY.
that the Plaintiff was employed as a seaman on
board the Metier, of which the Defendant wits
Captain ; that in consequence of the repre-
senlation of otte of the crew, Plaintiff was sent on
snore after being punished by flogging; the K.
which was usually uffixed to the name of deserters,
had been affixed to his name, when, in fact, he had
been compelled to go on shore ■t Malta. Its con•r-
yuence of the It being so 'diced to his mune. he
had been refused his pay and prise-money due to
him from the Admiralty. Lienteoant Antrim, and
several others that were on board at the time, ap-
peared as wittiesses fur the Plaintiff; but they fail-
ing to make out a case, Mr. Gurney, by the whim
of the Court, consented to be non-suited.
This case has occupied the attention of the House
of Commons a considerable e during the late
Session of Parliament. Sir Benjamin flullowell,
Captain Hosts. Sir William Haste, and other naval
officers, were present this asissisinr, in Court.