The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-19 00:00:00

o,R,,q,Tbjit„ scontuinui lever, t:r:
the nature of which pendle do tio,t atom to i%ta..e;
his again larol,,eo out at ?vialiga. The G ,vernor tn 4
Several individuals ofhis taiiiity ate sAid toliaye
of it ; 'and the ntimher of daily deaths is reportellto
be between twenty- fi veand thirty ; nay, some aC_
counts mention. that itronce ascendedtv fifty-three.
We take it tor granted that rherc is
.a good deal of
exaggeration in -oil these reports and yet it appears.
t.!rtaira that niany th_‘usantls of itilMiirants have lefi
:the town, and,shat the BpinistiGokerinnent has adopr.:
ed the necessary:measures- t+3 prevent the contagion
spreading f.irtlier. It ihay been thotight trver-to
suspend, for the present, the inteicon4.7v lry ..,ea he.
tween this garrison and Malaga, and the. same. pre.
caution will probably he taken rest-16415% ihe cum.
mtinication 'over land, Should the cont.agloo Curl.

AvausT 43,7' The Sophie sloop of war
,a-rriv,ed
last night in eighteen day, fromtlalta, with t3ene.f,
ral oAizes, in his way ro Faigland. 'Ke" -SO/61);
sailed again Porivnoi'ith..She brings
. no news of Lurd- Nvi,so:Ys fleet ; but, by other
s urces, we lean, that
.it was well off rlic fray of
Palina, in theisland.of Saidinia, on the stsh
Our accounts from Cadiz mention, that the Spa_
niards ate. 'fitting Otit several. line..oir:battle ships,
which .are'to..proceetf-to Fermi imniediatcly.on their
being ready for sea.
• CADIZ, AIM.. 20,—Prders !Ten lately r.-.
ceived here to fit out,one Ship of I i.a guns, one of
8o guar' 'aird'etae.of.4. giros, Which 'arc to: sail for
Fr:itorate instaitt'ility can he illannea: These or.
ders haVe excited considerably uneasiness here, as
we are mut:it:afraid _these Ships are ino n
join -the French Ships lying theie, which must in..,
. fallibv
.lx,oduco a rupture with England. A Frigate
has arrived at Vigo from Vera, Cita, -,.vith three
millitsiis of dollars on board; and two others, with.
each three, millions more on board, are (hi!), eg.
',cacti, as they were to sail shortly aftt:rwards.Dot
Giverthistiit :Some time ,ago sent 'the most urgorne
.orders to Vera Cruz, to send-homo every
,dollar that
c.:tild he collected, in fast.siil.ng Frig,t,t.:s, as they
were extremely nureher.sive of thtir communkation
being cut ith South-America. how.
ever, seems to be playing 'the same complatunt game
she did in.l76t first, to. alow •us to
• our Treasure Ships horneinSale(y, and t chair
go to war with ypti fir a, war yt:O•tv ill have when.
ever it suits the convenience, or wish.of,Rox,PAti.rP
and which, there i great reason to believe, 'will
saint be:the case: • , .
General 114-ottem/,ard his wife are still here.
.veral of ottr•Regiments have been reviewed_ lieforer.
• him, though he appears only to be a private yeti.:
tatot. He dresses in a plain blue coat, anti wa, „,,,„
thing
_either. in his manner, or, air, tha: indicates the
Soldier or the Hero. He does not sail lot AtneriCa
till after 'his delivery, who is far advanced
in pregnancy.
•, We have been much alarmed with the fever again
appearing at Malaga, and every*precaution has been
adopted' TO pievent its spreading here. .The
on the-rt-tir-wereopwards of fifttt-t-day', but they
have since decreascd considerably, The. FlicultY
'report froni -Malaga, that fifteen out ni twenty died,
This;hawaver, may be as much owing to their igon.
ranee as the malignity of the disorder.as the sekenee •
of Medicine is miserably negleded in that country,
The Government Physician and his Assistants have
been againlordered to Malaga from hence; as they
were last year.