The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-27 00:00:00

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The Gihrahr v`vhicli We received yes-
te; clay, Coniains a Problathatidii issued by the
Commaiider in Chief of his Wiesty'S Forcei in
that phice, renewing Xll the Orifei.s and i:kgulatiinis
that were established during the sickness which
prevailed in the garriS'on -Init year; in conk-
que.iie of the re-appearance of that (iisOrler.
The Board of Health has published its proteed-
ings, and all pOSs.ihle means are taken to check
the disease, as appears also by the following
letter:—

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" Comp,'Mwtra? Grennd, Gibraltar, Sept. 5:
" Since' I wrote last; the dkease which Was then jUst ap-
pearing, is now 'decided to be quite the satire as last year.
The number of deaths and attacks, though apparently small,
are yet id a very serious magnitUde coMpared with the Very
few remaining in the town, who-have not had the disease;
last year, in 1810, or in 181 W. Every precaution that htirnah
foresight could adopt to prevent the infection spreading hai
been taken, 'and-font-fifths of the inhabitants have left the
-place..i. some have goisti to Algesiras or St. Roque; many on
board ships in the flay, but the greater part are in huts and
tents on the neutral ground. The Spaniards have throw.) a
cordon of troops across the neck of land, and prevent all in-
tercourse with Spain ; and so careful are -they, that buckets
'with vinegar are brought by the market people (who will not
approach within twelve yards into' which all money is tirs't
thrown behwc they will -tourii it. 'The number of dt.atiLi,
have hitherto been ntnrly one in :every - three attacked: all
business is at A stand, and the places of public worship, wine-
houses, .lice, shut for the present. The troops in camp are
perfectly healthy." .
By, the return of the Board of Health it up-
pears; that from August 18th, op to the 2d Sep.
tember inclusive, out of twelve cases in town anti
thirty in Lazeretto, four of the fOrtneK and ten of
the latter had died, and there were eight convales-
I cents from the Lazeretto.
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Private Letters mention that on the sth instant
four persons died of the disorder.

BREAD for the ensning'weck to remain' at One
.Shilling and One Penny Farthing the.Quartern
Loaf.

Yesterday the 'Thik c of CLARENCE visited the
PRINCE REGENT at Caritoll House.
Admiral BEaßspotto took leave of the PRINCE
REGENT yesterday, previous to his leaving town
to•set sail to convoy the Pl::'..L:. r.iEGENT of POR-
TUGAL from the Brazils to Lisbon.
Admiral D'AUVER-GNE, Duke of Bouillon, has
claimed the property and privileges appendant to
that•title in France.
A Gentleman who arrived yesterday from
France informs us, that in consequence of are-
port that the precedingjannrica fleet had brought
the plague to England, . all communication w.th
yessels.from this country Was on Friday the 16th
inst. prohibited, and eleven ships whiCh had ar-
rived at Havre were prevented communicating to
the shore.- Further information Was obtained in
the early part of last week, and all restrictions
were taken off on Thursday last.
Lord LYNEDOCK arrived at the Black null Ino;
Edinburgh; on Saturday sennight, in an open
landau, His Lordship looks well.
A private letter froM St. Thomas's states, that
the Colony was immediately to he delivered up to
the Danish Governthent.
Chichester Theatre 'is expected •to b4e opened
fora few nights by a company of French Come-
chans, if the, Magistrates should sanction their
performing.
Mr. RAYNSPORD from the Public Office, Shad-
well, is appointed to the Public Office, Hatton-
Garden, in the room Of Mr. CAPPER, who has
resigned, and HENRY GREGG,. Esq.. of Bedford-
square, succeeds Mr. RAYNSPORD at Shadwell.
-The King of FRANCE issued a Decree on the
18th. September, granting his permission for the
Duke of TARENTUNI (MACDONALD) and the Duke
of ItEcGto (OUDINoT), to dispose of the pro-
perty in the Kingdom of NapleS which had been
granted to them during the controul of BIIONA-
PARTA over that country in the best manner they
can ; the product to be: employed in the purchase
of domains in France, or to be placed in the Con-
scriptions on the great book of the Public Debt.
As this is a matter which concerns King Joachim
rather than the French Government, it seems to
beanextraordinary interposition of the ;sitter.
The Spitfire • sloop of war, Capt. DALTON, re-
turned to Portsmouth on Sunday last, from Bil-
boa-, where she landed the Duchess de PINFAN7
TADO, consort of the late Ambassador from Spain
to our Court. The Dnchess was pleased to ex-
press the highest satisfaction at the polite atten-
tion of the officers, and presented the Captain
with a handsome service of plate, and the Lieute
nants and Master each with a gold watch.—She
also:directed 335. to be paid to each of the war-
rant officers, I3s..to•each seaman, and 7s. ttf each
of the boys. •
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THE THEATRE.—The Tragedy of Alexander the
"Great, which, amidst all its wildness, exhibits a
fine poetical portrait of the great Hero of Anti•
quity, was repretented last night at Covent-Gar-
den Theatre. CONWAY, who made his London
debut in this part, assumed it last night, and hav-
ing the advantage of a commanding person, ac-
quitted himself respectably. Mrs. RENAUD was
the Roxana, and Mrs. H. JOHNSTON the Statira.
After the Tragedy a new Ballet was brought for-
ward, entitled " Doctor Sangrado," chiefly for
the purpose of introducing Madame BizET D'EG-
VILLE, who was admired as a dancer in Paris and
at Brunswick. ' In figure she is not much calcu-
lated for a dancer, nor was her performance of
the first order. . She was, however, received with
the I sual liberality of an English audience,
thong i the piece itself experienced but a rough,
recept on. •i-
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KE. is now perforthing at Birmingham, and
ELLISTON, the Manager of the Theatre in town,
in order to increase the attraction of the former,
has announced he cannot be seen at. any provin-
cial Theatre for two years, as the whole 9f the'
vocation, after the Drury-lane season, is engaged
for Ireland.

Mr. SLIARPE, the Engraver, notwithstanding
the recovery of BRoTHEHs, and his disavowal of
all divine inspiration, is among the followers of
Joanna Southcott, and confidently believes in his
snperwatural mission, as pregnant with some ex-
traordinary event ! ! •

The ensuing Birmingham Mtisical Festival will
consist of near 300 performers, being the largest
orchestra that ever was collected together out of
London, and even there, except at the commeruo-
ratio. ,f HAND.EL, in Westminster Abbey.

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i'ortrsiriouTH, hiS
his Majetit' Griiwier-;,frOfrl
cruise; frorri ilifel3altic.-----:--
.Arried the tolNyrt*-ing trailiPOrti frorii Qtiebee
Earl Moira, 548 ;Britannia, 31.; 13Oadi'ca, 561 ;
Regalia; 114; Molly; T. , ll3
Charle.?; 525 ; 363 567 ;
than; 28 ; Vnion, 627 ; Isabell4, 614 Hekri;
510; Biriioi), 216; 669; Lady .sulks;
KingstoU, Clarerition, and the FideS; also threii
ofh2r vesselS; one No. 4,
,hrui iinorii€r
8,-iiled yesterday his kaje ty's ship LaflogUe, and
Swift store-ship, for Chatham; Bourse CitOyeruie„
toi. Cork ; Sykella fripte, foi I'lynnoutli.-:-11;e:
ficet North America, &c. got iindkrrwigii
Halen'S Roads yesterday Uloruilig, but havt:
brought up agaid.---Winii S. W.

TIAIRVICH, SEPT. 26 —Arrived the Itehry
Frecling packe, with a ►nail and passengers frytiii
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DEAL, SErr. 2G.---Arrived Icis nijesty's ship
La Hogue, from Halifax, last from Portsmouth,
and sailed for the River; to be paid off. galled
his Majesty's ship Gloucester, for Chathaiii; to be
paid off.—Wind S. W.

A letter received from York 'town; on Lake
Ontario, states, that the new British three-decker
was launched'on the Gth ot August, which not
only gave our tars a decide:l superiority in the
number of guns floating on the Lake, but the ves-
sel was of a description which inspired the foe
with fear.
• The Euryalus, Iphigenia, Forieuse, Bacchante,
and Pylades,•'have arrived upon the x sta-
tion from the Mediterranean, Admiral COCKBURN
commanded in the C!mesaPeake, previously to the
arrival there of the Commander in Chief; Capt.
Nasit, in the Saturn, corm:lands off New Yolk
Captain PYIsI., in the Niemen, off the Delaware
Captain (now Rear-Admiral) M LNE, with the
Bulwark, Nymplie, and Tenedos, off Boston ; Sir
T. TROUBRIDGE, with the Armide and Endyinion,
off Nantucket. •
On Tuesday the American frigate Chesapeake,
which was so gallantly captured some time since
by Sir PHILIP BIZOOkE, atttl the SannOn•S brilV
Officers and crew arrived front Halifax. Captain
Bunntrr (late of time Maidstone), has brought
her to Er.gland. She sidled in company with La
Hogue, 74, Hon. Captain CAPEL ; Orpheus, cap-
FAMAN ; and Indian, Captain DUNN, Otl thg
21st nit. which ships had a convoy of 2i "esseis
in charge. The Indian parted company with the
convo)'• off Ireland, except five transports. These
ships have been actively employed since 'the com 7
meneement of the war with America. Captain
rm.:a-DE.I.T, in the MAidstotte, has alone captured
and destroyed 30.0 sail of vessels on the Aine't•i6O
coast. ,-The Hon. Captain PAGET came hove
La Vogue. The Hoit. Rear-j\ dmiral Heottv.
lIOTHAM has his flag flying in the Superb, which
is nOw commanded" by Captain J. A. GORDON,
late of the Chesapeake.
• Early on Friday morning the Gloucester,s74,
Capt. R. WILLIAMS, passed by POrtsmoutim, from
the Leeward Islands,, with the tra'ie for -London.
which sailed from St. Thomas's on the Ist
Mutine, Capt. De Couacy, parted With tint
ships for' the Bristol Channel some days since.
Time convoy 'consisted of GO ; and every ship
is arrived safe. The Gloucester fell in with four
American privateers on the passage; but by a
Very citreful attention to her charge, they were
prevented front doing any mischief to the ships 3
one of them yeas a large schooner, which got into
time rear of the convoy, off Cape Clear. The next
homeward-bound fleet was to sail on the Ist of
October ; Sir CHARLES BRISBANE conies home in
it. Admiral DURHAM had gone to the Saintes in
•thc Venerable, 74, Capt. M'CuLLocx, to lay
there during the hurricane Months. He had pre-
viously dispached the ships of this squadron to
cruize off
,the Banks of Newfoundland, the Wes-
tern Islands, &c. There had not been an ene-
my's vessel seen on his station for three months.
Gen. WHALE, Governor of Martinique, is come
home, on leave, in the Gloucester. On Thursday
afternoon, the Benhovv, 74, Capt. PEivasoN, also
arrived at Portsmouth, from the Leeward Islands,
She sailed from St. Thomas's on the 4th ult. with
nine ships from Bellaire and Demerara, which did
not arrive at the rendezvous by the time the
Gloucester and convoy were obliged to break
ground. Two of time ships
,parted company on
the passage. •