The Sun.
London, England, 1813-10-12 00:00:00

TL.IE I'I.AGIJI~a.

Adriccs. were received yesterday from Gibrnl-
tar to the 19th, which are Of a consoling charac-
ter. At firstF the fever, which was mistaken for
the -plsag great alarm, and 3000 per-
sons caupecid population of 20,000, after
edtxfcciitiet cl
a
which no further egress wits 'allowed, and all
communication %vas obstructed. -On the 13th,
there were. ten new mei, hut they, were neither
considered to be dangerous or infectious. '
The following is from a Clcutlertiatt who has
just arrived
Mother &tali, Oct. in, on hoard ltis Majesty's.
Shi Suritpis,
The fever at Crtjualter is of ii manta of that of tem,
hot front the r.o.teinOy ngot in...,,atition3 adopted, I ant
roughly convitteed MOM Will twver t Aunt tiXtent.
so alarming us at t hat period. Flo-r‘e that bare once Intel th,
d,,tonper the, Aledical cmhitlecrti as perfectly'
friint any second Atttteli, cod the aitiaclicnsioni on
-4,1),,1e liu►r lice a tuttAti it rester thisn to jtutifteti by ;lie event";
A !otter from an 01110er on: ..bnard the. Make
man of war in the Boy, is couched itilerms not
plitcao satisfactory as the twece,tlibg but tins-
Gerilematr -beard the story only from the fugi-
tives, and their account would; of coarse, be very
unfavouta b le.

tl-1 411AY.

COURI*S Ar.TIA.V;

gittitt-Citmitns, Stl:Pr. 24.-7-Having laid-before
the I'ittNou Kr.tltitvr the proceediino of a General
Court islttrtiat, halt' tit Lseds on the 19th Aiisriisti
1 13, huil =Whined by adjournment to the 23(1 of
the senor month, for the trial of WILLTatu. Al.kx-
wEt.t„ Esq. Paymaster of the Leeds i3ectruiting
District, who was arraigned upon the undermen-
tioheti charge's--- •
.-
"For nutiversation in his officeof Payruailter of fife lAA,
Recruiting District, in haviug embraled olis,,pplied the
sum of seven thousand nine hundred end ninety-eight pounds,
iX shallots, or thereabouts of the public motley,"
Upon which charge :the Conn came to the
lowing decision : - •
Th. Court having maturely and deliberately ivi!igh:!4l and
coosidertd the evidence adduced in support of the prop.!e.:iiml
against yhe prisoner, W. flayantster of the Lee:.; PI,
trict, together uith whit he has *nbniitted is his dubinee, are
of opinion that he 4 Guilty of the Charge preferred .'painat
m, being in breach of the articles of Will, and :10 by t irtne
hereof sentence the prisoner William Manvell, :ter of
the Leeds District, to be dismissed front his :St•ijeor ‘, • ser•iee,
and further, to be imptistmed in one of Ili, liu yang
till the stun of eight tholisaud two hundred and see
,iountls
eleven shillings nod ninepenee halfpenny, or Hu, • Aron+
which appears to be the balance due Oulu the prisoner to the
public, shall be repaid."
Flis Royal Highness was pleased, in the name
astul on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve and
confirm so lunch of the finding staid sentence of
the Court as adjudges the prisoner to be dismissed
from his Majesty's s:ryice, and as ascertains, the
hatance. flue. to, the public ; but it appears to
his itoyal Highness, that the sentence of impri,
sontnent 'in one of his Majesty's gaols until the
above balance is paid, is not legal ; but that,such
balance so ascertained by the Court, May be're-
eoveredin his Majesty's Courts of Record,
(Signed) FiI.LDERIC, Connoander in Chief.

A Conrt4Uartial was held at Plymouth Dock,
ow the 19th July, 1813, and continued by all-
jorninnen4, to the 17th, august following, for the
trial of • Pr, THOMAS HUME, Physician to the
Forces, on four charges, •importing, that he hod
not given due information to Mr. OuNNING, De-
puty. Inspector of Hospitals,:his superior otlicer,
relative to the admission auti treatment of Sick
and Wounded -Officers at the- General Hospital
Plymouth ; for insinuations tending to bring dk-
credit, fOr inattention,. on Mr. (inNINTNIG ; for
false accounts of his own attendance on an officer
who died ; and for having written theAtaift of a
letter rontaining a this-statement against Mr.
Gor...riNG. The Court acquitted him, and the
Pr ING!: ItAGENT has approved and continued its

prqvATE LETTER..
• '4Bl, Jean 1)e Ler, in the Pyrennees,
." write from the most beautiful country 1 •
beheld, and whieb,,although just deluged b)
rents of rain, looks already Us smiling and, verdant
as ever. Lord Wellington is ;till at Lezaca,
the two armies continue to occupy the old posi-
tions., That Sour.T projects wrother attack is
questionable, but he appears to ink Lord Wet.-
LINGTON must retire for his winter cantonments.
In this supposition he will probably be mistaken'.
It is rumoured in the best informed militlry cir-
cles, that Lord WaLLIN u GToN ctoinly intends to
folee the,French hues, and, occupy aa, position • for
Iftf flvitittr .quarters within the frontiers of
Franee,.anii' near Bayonne, from which it will
be impdssible to dislodg,e us.. What lends cpwn-
tenance to this belief is, that the cavalry are
marching from all directions to thin quarter,
as they cannot act 'in the mountains, there is but
one way of interpreting these movements, that is,
as symptoms of the Brit.ndi Field Marshal's inten-
tion to descend into the French plains. Bayonne,
is, I imderstaiid, by no means impregnable. 1
hear that has resigned the coinniand,
is estimated at about (iO,OOO men. Their infitntry
are much' tlioeartened: by so many successive de-
feats, but the cavalry aye held in high respect,
Oar whole army in point of effectivastrength, and
inelnding cavalry and Portuguese, but independent
of the SpanhArds who gained great credit at Irmi,
tronithe hest information I can procure, amount
tiliont.:7o,ooo well disciplined troops, and conduct-
eittby the heslPester.ds thii country ever prditife-
era% one and the smile time. .1
," Tilt.. character at:linked by the Spaniards at
Iran and St. Sebastian seems to have given an
energy they have not before exhibited. They are
everywhere seen marching to invest the reinahf-
:mg fortresses in the.hands of the r
Figiferns, Barcelona, awl San Antonio, on the
coast of Biscay, Castanos, whom 1: saw at Bil-
boa, has undertaken the siege of the latter, in
which there are 2000 !nett, and provisions for
twit years. It is seated on an huge rock, and is
fortified by tiers of guns, rising in gradation
above each other, and assimilated by some to no
less a place klitirt.,Gibrahar.'

DrtachineWs from scothind for the 71st, 711th,
and 9211 reghnents, proceeded yesterday two'
Gravesend to POrtstnotitli,' to embark for foreign
service.

Ajar-General O'LourifiLlN has lak iy tnken
the command Of the Brigade of Cavalry, consiit-
ing of the Jiloes and Life Quordii. .Thl.se troops
are flow toertered at Viam, Logrono, and the
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The 211 battalion of the 40th regiment, from
New Geneva, has replaced the Northumberland
Militia it) Kilkenny. .
Major-General 'CROWGEY, late Commander of
the 72(1 regiment, in Limerick, itai succeeded to
the &minium! of the garrison of Cork, in conse.
limpet of. Lient.-General .11,0r11 Fottar,s, and intro
of .Maio ,General FORTIES, hiving been removed,
to tim.Stafr of North Britain,
ThoNottingikam negiincut'of Alilitia i to h:tre'
,A.he Tower duty in London, the Oxford Alilitia
beim; ordered to Ireland.
,Distvict Order ims been ivined by .the Gene-
ral Officer einmnanding in 'bus is., forbidding, the
.tniiitary to .spfirt On any 6.1.11101's %v.-about Ow per-
n missio of the Proprietors Leine previomily ,

Sir JOittl 'COAPC ColfirnatlaCr itl
ot, Nova Scoti,t I$ depentlelleiCS, 1,14t1
ti- ProOntoution, in consequence of the
11914(tiaot ;galt,t, regulating the entratiCe of vea»
sal* into the several ports antler iii (ioverntnentA
in °Edir to prevent this dreAdfule.:lAmity /anti %1
siting flat gum ter*