The Sun.
London, England, 1813-10-09 00:00:00

friiE 1,1.401.7 E.

The prevalence of an infectious fever at Gibtal-
tar is unhappily stated in letters thence and from
Cadiz to the lath ti k. containing the following
official particulars
On the 6th Sept. two Jew portcri were taken ill, 'and
died fifty hairs afterwards.
" On the stii, a soldier of the garc ,n threw himself from
a window of the barracks in a del:rim:4, 01. .4 the spuptuins
of the fryer.
" The shady of the sick and dead i 3
Dale.
Septeiaber 9 . ; .
10 . . . . 4
•11 . . . 4,1 i)
... . 4
1.1 . . . ;34 . . . 4
15 • • . au . . .rt
... . . '
17 . . . 41 . . .
18 . . . . 4
•

• . •251 • -:,:;i delthft.
" On thtlatis Fee. toms servants in the family of 'Siajor
NI/intik:, of lb. Veteraiis, were talien iii, whieli left no doubt
in the minds of medical men that the disorder was eontagiutis
or epidetnieat •
"A Proclamation Yeas published declaring, the garristni in
a state of infection, and directing that no More clean Bills of
Health should he granted. • • , _

" The inhabitants immediately caught the alarm, and about
4004) of,them quitted the garrison. All the poorer classes
have b#en. ordered to the neutral ground.
Thtt. Windmill to the Foutithas been converted into a La-
zaretto; and all iwsons were removed to it immediately they
were infected. Thetown has been divided into 97
and the South into seven sale divisions, with a Committee to
superintend each, and to tualie dully reports to the Board of
health." , . ;

The Captain of the Serapis store-ship states,
that the medical men were in sanguine hopes that
the disorder wgnitl total be entirely exterminated.
We learn with satisfaction, by u letter from a
most respectable quarter, dated as late us the 17th
ult. front Leghorn, that the plague has wholly
appeared in Valetto, anti that its ravages were
mach diminished in the villages of.the island of
Malta. The infOrmation was brought to Leghorn
t►y a vessel which had arrived,from Malta on the
15th of last month.

. .
There was again a strong rurnonr this morning,
and it was strengthened by adviees from a quarter
to MAO We have often been, imtebted fur impqr-
tent intelligence, that Dresden is actually in pos-
session of the Allied Armies.

The Dominica brig, of 15 guns arid 83 men,
has been taken by the Ametican privateer Deca-
tur, of 17 guns, and upwards of 100 men, after a
most bloody engagement of upwards of an hour,
when the privateer boarded the Dominic it, and
carried her into New York.—See News, -

The last ittrrival from ipaiu tillight a letter
from a Field Officer, dated St. Andero, Sept. 20,
hy which it appears, that strong detachments are
constantly employed tinder the Olicers nt 17,:v?,i-
-ncers anti the Staff Corps, in the constinetiim of
re►iuuhts in the present line of podtion of the

army.
Yesterday the' PHIN CZ IttGIVNT bad n -seleet
'party at dinner.
(.7.tnint l uNsTrit had ati and ience of the l'att4c,U
IlEcieNT yesterday at 4.„%triton-hotine•
'I lie Cabinet 11inistrra butt 11 yestertiay
at the Foreign (Mice, at which the I'ort-01;1142'A
Antlntssador attencleo.
Lnrd CASTI,EttEAt; *I iS eXinCte.(l rattril to
toWtt On Toesday oeXt, Iron' Dover,
The Rukiat) Ambaiindor etitert;•i,,ed a adect
party to (linnet yebteribiy, at hi', Iwase at Rich-
mond,

'file Secretary of State for the Home Derirt-
mem hag alpointe►l a geuerill Volunteering front
the militia tci tnite place obi' the I:4h, .20thp
421:it day; 01 tl3l Ar