The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-23 00:00:00

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[Prom d Morning Paper.]
Advises from Cmlit bring down the intelligeoce
front that city to the 2d inst. The yello \‘' te'er
had not only become more malignant in its diet tss
but more extensive in its ravages. All hind at
business was suspended, the merchants' countlnig:
houses closed, and even the shops shut, so toil-
many of the inhabitants were rednee4 to „rest
tremitics from the want almost of the necessaries
of life. Such of the wealthier residents as haLl
been able to quit the place either by laud Or W3a
ter, had done so, and the empty streets bore R
most melancholy appearance. By the last noll .
appeared, that the average number of dewhs 11'87
69 per day, but we now find that it had risen
.0
S 9, and it was supposed still to be on the w
crease. By former letters, it appeared, that 01
Captains of transports. lying in the harbour, I°`
fallen victims to this disorder ; and by the sc. e
counts of yesterday, no less than live others Lig:
added to the number. Whether any of these suf-
ferers are English is not Stared. •Of the ere'vs'
generally, only 30 have yet died, and the (lisp"):
portion between the Captains and the men is Pt°
bJbly to be accounted for by the tact, that cite
latter. were not allowed to go on shore, and there.
tore did not so soon take the infection. Whetbier
the deaths have or have not increased among s

military, we do not learn by these letters.
Or course, all expectation of completing'.
etvipment of the exrdition, so long destined f()
South America, ha.i been abandoned, and order'
had arrived from ihe Gu‘eriotbut at Aimirid, th'it
the ships shoold go into dock, &e. for the wiWcr;
In conscquence, a notniter of the vess: of vti;
had lowered their masts, Could the tirrnatner'
have sailed even at the beginning of th • I)l.W°
month, it would hare been too late to give 11
assistance to the present enutpaign 50''t
America.
The virulence of the fever had, among 0(110.5'
eompt lied the British Consul to leave eadiZ. Ile
had retired, with his whole family, into the
tetior of Spain.

The following extract of a private letter rtorts
Madrid, gives an account of the state of atl'ir•
there, by which it should seem that the toraost
precautions are taken by the police, to pre"'9l,
the introduction oldie yellow lever infil the capjui
Some Ministerial changes are also spoken of. Tile
accounts from Madrid are to the 9th inst. :---
" The Government here is not a little alarroe'
at the rapid and uuresisted ptogress made by 'l4:
yellow fever, ur, as some will have it, the plage'
at Cadiz, and, I am sorry to add, at Seville.'"
11ow much further it will extend ilselt it i 5 inn'
possible to say ; but while all travellers are errs'
mined, and subject to a temporary quarantine
entering this city from tire S. %V., it is teporte`,
that it has even made its appearance in our sub
orbs,—The terrors of the last visitation foal(
people especially anxious regarding any neer
tection. After all the iuquiry I have been able tos
I do not find that there is any truth in o'l
" Rumours areitfloat of changes in the C.117i;
net, and I am told this morning thlt the
Minister will certainly resign his other, but Ifi
whose 'favour I have not heard, nei,ker is ll'c
cause of his removal made public. If he reinci:
it is certain that he will draw with him a ittf°lo
her of adherents. Ile is•much ldted
certain class, and but for the positive assuranc,*
have ieceived, I ebould very much &OA. whet").
the statement is correct.''

The young: ()loees) of SPAIN is not more titan '
years of Age, it) petAoti grnteel, her face prettli;'
awl her coniplexion very Liir. From her Wit.,
find depression of spirits whilst she rtiniiitted
Tohlottbr, it bppeareti that the p; ospect •
n did wit reconcile her to 'raving her trit''
country.