The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-04 00:00:00

LLOW FEVER IN' ,IMEIZIC A.

xcctiy the tco_Yor4 Gaxeltes to the
22u August,: and are liqpy to learn by them ;that
the dcstruaive pestilence which had ;aided. seve,
ral Cities oldie Union has considerably subsided.' It
continued, however, -the occasion of just alarm, and
all those persons whose circumstances would admit
of their retiring ilto the Country, had done so.
he foll Owing are the .Official Reports On the
subjeft

" .N:ard "lug. 13.

•
. ,‘'Physicians report a woman taken .sick ott the
,-- 13th inst.• in Callowel.street,.and a ,man, in North
_Second.strcet no :reports, from. the NoOleris Li.
berry,. Southwark, .or Moyamensing Associ-atio,ns.
City Hospital admitted nonq—died" none—dis.
`charged one—remainilig two of_whom are
_dangerously
_ _

" By order of the Board.
" C. ComtEcr,j'resdent."
" Portsoiouth, Aug. T 4.

. " Since our report of the 7th inst. we have •to
observe that Mrs. I\fluchimore, who sickened on. the
4111, died on the 7th ; Mrs. Seaward silcaned on
the sth,' and died on the z t th. S. Melcher siekened
on the 9th, and is now dangerously ill.
" -Thursday afternoon and evening,- the rain
-fell in torrentsi'the weather is remarkably cool.
We call on'Sour Fellow-Citizens, who 3tili teL
-main in. heinfed ed part of the town,.' to slack !ime
•irj their cellars, vaults, yards, drains, and care-
fully to' remove all'kinds of. dirt fromthence •; we
,}iledgo_our.slves_yint to be wanting in our ditty.
.We :,f-so recommend attention to cleanliness •in
every part of the Town, and the slacking of lime
every cellar, vault,-&c. for we fear the
a few hot days, which we must expect at-this
season.

4,E. LAW, J. SP-ALDING, B. SHl,,ta.tiittsrg,
" ljealth-Osite."
" trealth-Office, Baltimcie, Atue. t 6.

I.f Since the last report of the Board of Health,
•only three Cases of -malignant fever have been: re-
-pormd by: the
,Physicians, two of whom are dead,
and the third is considered out of danger. They
have the happinesi:to state, that not one of. the
sick meiltioned in 'their report of the 9th insfarrt,.
Which were twelve in 'number, have sirice:diect--.-
Several of them are now tvell, and the rest are fast
recovering. =
'" In consequence of the disease betraying no
tentatious qtiality, and being very limited in its
operation, the Board have conceived themselv'es
suthorised to emit Bills of Health as usual. From
the present limited mortality, and the small number
-'orne-W cases, at a time,• 'when from -former experi-
ence there was reason to expel an increase, a hope
May be indulged, that under favour of Divine Pro.
Viderice,'our City will be entirely free from dis-
' Casein a Short time.

" The 'interments in .this City. And Precinls,
during the lasr week, were 5 ;Out g:s and II children.
By Order of the Board,
`" -A. -AL E.X4IIDER, President."

New-York continued healthy, and the Board of
Health, astisted by a Committee of the Inhabitants,
in order to preserve it,so, were employed in keep.
ing the City clean, &c.

No CAROLINA,—SeveraI cases of the Yellow
Fever haveoccurredin 4izabeth City .---Eight per--
had died ,there.in ten days.--The Fever is
stated- to Lave s been introduced there by a vessel
from -tape Francois.4-or some days previous to
the is'th August; nci'neiv ,case has been announced.,

REGENERATION of TILE LAMA IN THE PERSON
OF AN INFANT.

,

It has been. announced thrOughOut die East; that
the 3nuf of their Laina, who flied some time since,
has; h conformity to the cicifirine of their faith,
re-appeared in the'persorrof an Infant, and that this
-bathe child havbeen acknowledged- Sovereign Pon.
tiff and-Vicegerent of the Duty. on Barth.
All "die principal people of the country have
goclge with their. presents- to the young. Lama, who
is'saici.to hove displayed the most wonderful intel.
.leftual facultiis. His followers, in faEl, believe
• him ~to be not only immortal and omnipotent, but.
omniscient .also..
grand .embassy, hai been dispitchedfroM.Pekin„
charged with presentslo the Lama, consisting of
diamonds of extra Ordinary Magnitude and_ value,
packed in boxes of gold, with various'ar6cles to
decorate the altars of the sacred teMples . of Patoli.
The EMPETOT of ..China has written h) 'ail; medium
. to ,the Sovereign -Pontiff, expressing his respea, and
sensations of pleasure at the goodness of Heaven, in.
answering his .prayers, in this speedy regeneration,,
a circumstance which. was not expetteciso soon.
The opinion of the most orthodox of the Thebe.
flans is, that the Lawn is immortal, and when he*
seems to die of sickneSs nt:Oiti age, only changes'
leis corporeal residence He is, however, a mere
priaoner in custody of thePriests,.who have created-
his divinity, and :perpetuate the imposition by the'
grossest frauds. The last infant Lama was in
in* -

A singt*r instance suicide was lately rerpe.
trateA at WarwiCk, in ~America :---a laborious and
Licessiul farmer, named IVPlVlillen,=between 6o and

7o yeaq of age, having returned home one evening.;
while talking, to hia
.wile, took a razor from his
. .
-.pocket, and cut his .throat nearly from ear to eat;
..I:fer.shrieks‘ brought forth' the family, but he refused.
all assistance.---`Virile the blood •was gushing iii
torrents from...the Around, he took some tobacco
from his pocket, put it in his mouth, and. offered
some to a- neighbour. Ile., went 4o the stye of a sick
pig; patted the animal, and continuedwalking about,
without any sign of remorse, fear,
,of insanity, until
he fainted and died.'F. -
Taylor, a coach-driver, was on
,Friday:
ilenly seized with mental derangement was. im-
mediately confmeti, but the disease gaining ground,
'he .escaped from his.,oprtment, anti ran into "the
street, where, being attacked with a paroxysM, he,
instantly expired.' .