The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-27 00:00:00

CHOLERA MORBUS.

Some accounts, but extremely deficient in detail,
have already appeared, of the rapid and trial pro-
gress which the cholera martins is making in the
southern provinces of Russia. The subject is
deemed of sufficient importance to justify immedi-
ate precautions against the introduction of the dis-
orderinto this country ; and with that view the fol-
lowing communications have been addressed to the
collectors and comptrollers of the customs at differ-
ent sea-ports

" Cottncil•oflice, Whitriutil, Oct. 5.

" SlR,—The Lords of his Majesty's must lion. Privy
Council having haul under their consideration a letter from
the Under Secretary of State for F. reign Affairs, trans-
' mitting a copy of a despatch from his Majesty's Andress tdor
at St. Petersburgh, reporting that the cholera morbus is
snaking alarming progress in the south-eastern provincte
of the Russian empire, I am directed to transmit to you,
for the information of the Ceminissioners of his Majesty's
Customs, cold• s of the lurid letter anal its enclosure ; and es
their Lordships consider it of great importance to the pub-
lic health, that the utmost care and vigilance should i.e
used in regard to vessels arriving from places why re com-
munication may be at all probable with districts affected
with the above disease, I am direct, d to desire that you
will move the Commissioners of Customs to call the at.
tention of the quarantine officers to the subject, in order
that they may he careful to enfliree the standing orders;
and if any case of doubt or difficulty should occur, they
may apply without loss of time for farther instructions.
4.1, am, Sir, your most obedient servant,
(Signed) " .1. BULLER."
(Copy.) " Fore'gn-ofli !,e, Oct. 2.
" stn directed by the Earl of Aberdeen to
transmit to you a copy of a despatch from His Majesty's
Ambassador at St. Peterriburoi, reporting that the cholera
nimbus is making alarming progress in the south-eastern
provinces of the. Passim empire; and I am to request
that you will lay the same before the Lords of His Ma-
jeety's Most lion. Privy Council fit their Lordships' in-
formation. " I am, &e.,

4,1 BACKHOUsE."

" To the Cerk of the Council in waiting."

(copy.) " St. Petersburgh, Sept. 15.
" 51Y Loun,—The accounts or the progress of the
cholera mortars are becoming rather alarming. It is
making rapid advances towarda Muacow ; it is already at
Sinebiask, 'l)aritzigur, Siretaff, and Pewza. At As-
trakhan, the Governor (Nireion) and almost every officer
of pollee have rrished, and the other deaths are at the
rate of about a hundred daily. If the disease once
reaches Moscow, there can be little doubt that it will
spread to St. Petershurgh, Warsaw, and from thence into
Germany.

" This will be much less extraordinary than its regular
pr►gress from India to the CAUC4VI4N, and from thence into
the southern provinces of the Russian Empire. It ap-
pears to be of a very deadly nature, and to have all the
character of the real Indian cholera.
" I have the honour, &c.
(Signed) "
" The Right Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen, K.L"

We understand that accounts have been received
subsequently, stating that the disorder had reached
Moscow, where it was making frightful ravages.
The Russian Government is making all possible
efforts to stop its progress. Besides directing the
attention of medical science ut home to the sultject,
a large reward has been offered in foreign countries
for the discovery of any effectual mode of treatment.

The NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for No-
vemlwr will, we understand, contain, among a variety of
interesting artieles—ltetrospettive Itentirke on the Affairs
of Holland awl Belgium, by Tans. CAMPHICLLy Esq.--
Questions anticipated iu the present Session—Reflections
on the Policy of Spain, considered with reference to the
present state of publiu opinion in Europe. The Distant
Grave, by L. E. L.—Zimlogy in Dublin, by Mr. Smut
Recollections of the late Wiwaat Haztarr, by BAIL"
CORNWALL— Letter from Mr. iltrentonaz rehtive to
GALT'S Life of Byron—The Banner of the' Covenanters,
by the lion. Mrs. Nowrots—Sketches end Recollections,
No. AlL—Gaming—Fashionble Ecloguesi No. V., by
THOMAS HAYNES 1141114 W, Es(l ....The' Hymn of the Lost'
Spit its, by BA USX CoNN WA LL... The Histories of the
Jews, by AIM.MAN and GLEtta—The Last Guy }Fawkes...
La Heine Blanche, &c. &v.

A poor wateroffin of Gravesend, who had
been convicted there in August last, and fined in a
penalty
of la. only fur asupposed offence, considering himself
aggrieved, appealed against the conviction, and at the pre.
seat quarter sessions at fifeldstnue, tbe complainant not
appearing to support the conviction, it was quashed, and
the expenses incurred by the Waterman, amounted to
04 1016 6d., vrers ordered by the Ceeort.

:COURT CMCULAR.

The Duke, Duchess, and Prince Geonox of Cumber-
land, and the Prince and Princess of CAROLATH, visited
theKtsto and QUERN yesterday, at the Palace, St. James's.
Their MAJESTIES eutertaintd the Duke and Duchess of
CUStlilr. ELAND, file Duke of CASIBILIOGE, anti the Prince
and Princess of CAM/LATH, to dinner in the evening.
The Duke of WELLINGTON had an audience yesterday of
his MAJESTY.

Among the Nobility and Gentry who called yesterday at
the Niece to make their inquiries after the health of *it.
MAJESTIES, were the Duke of Donerr, the Duchess Mir-
itzer of Rictiatonn, Marquis of STAFFORD, Earl and COUII-
IcSi MATO, Lod anti Lady PONSONST, Lord SA LTOUN,
Ladies E. SMrrlr, C. MIRY, G. Minim-, S. !AMNIA,
Lady and Mips CAMPOEI.L. Sir C. and Lady OGLE, Sir
end Lady lit-scr.wcoo, Mr. and the lion. Mr*. MPS,
Miss DE Roos, Mr.. and the Misses Witskrtsv, General
Wrrnx RA Li., and Colonel IL MLitt:. •
The Duke, Ditches., and prince Citation of Comber-
LAND, Wendt-II •by their mite, came to town yesterday
from their residence at Kew. Their Royal Itghnesse., it
is expected, will remain in town for 'nine week..
The Duke of lieu xsivicx. had a conference with the Earl
ASER»FEN yesterday at the Aire uf the Secretary of
State for Foreign Afftirv.
The Loon Mason of Dublin visited Sir R. Put at
the Home.utlice on Monday.

Ti.e Spanish Minister bad an interview with the Earl
of Atmuntra ye.terday, at at office of the Secretary of
State for Foreign Allaira.
Sir S. and Ludy Pt' rntertaintd Prince TA LLEYR A FP,
the French Authassatior, the Loan Cil A NCF.I,T.OIt and Lady
LYNDHURST' Earl of Rosst.rx, Pal anti Coontess of
Anannarti, and Viscount Met.vmd.v., to dinner on Mon.
day, at their residence in Privy Card. no.
Lord 1-111.1., the Commander of the Forms, had an inter.
view with the Doke of WVI,LINGTON ytotetday,' at the'
Treasury.