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London, England, 1810-11-22 00:00:00

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FROM, "MR; (71*ALl'41t CiffioNICILE OF 06T0-
' • . ~E.Elt 13..
•Accowits of an alarming nature having been frothre-
ceived fro eartnagena, respecting the 'skate of the
public 'health in that City: His Excellency. the
Lieutehant-,Governor thougnt.proper toissne't lie fol-
lowing Proclamation, on the 7th n st, but,it having
"since been ascertained that the neighboOngpart et
the countryfas'fiele ti'oniatik symptom of conta-
gious dfsease as. the garrisoh. and: 140 tner-
chants having handsomely tendered their services ashealth .
Conservators, if his EiteellettcreOrisented to
re-Open the corpmuoication under certain_
_restric-
tions ;.his Excellency has been pleased to 'permit the
landing of goods ,from. British vebsels,cOnling.frotn
the Wes: ward, and the re-establistinient of a market
.on the Isthmus, where the inhabitants, are allowed
to bring and soil fresh provisio,ns to ;the inhabitants;
-the whole drawn up by .the Merchants ,ti,etuselves,
approved of by his Excellency, and, entOrced. at
Water-Port and Land-Port by the health conserva-
tors; some of Whoni are in constant attendance at
both places., for the purpose of 'preventing any im-
proper communicati<in

Pitc4GLAMATION. 5
flead.-Quarters, Gibraltar, Oa. 7, ISth.
Whereas an alarming fever has broken out at Car.
thagena, and made its appearance in some ot the
ships now pertbraitig• quarantine in this Bay, his
Excellency the Lieutenatit-Governor has found it
necessary to cut 911' all commutricatioo .with
boi h by sea and land;. and his= Excellency turtner
ot:de'rd, that a►l persons who have not lett
mop, as diremed by the Proclamation of iht:s.l. 1 th ot
February la'st, and all others who cannot provide
themselves iu the course of three days with .provi7
sions f9r ifiree months, must -tOrthwith quit tlie
Garrison;

By command,
JOHN RUTHERVORD, SeC.

- SIR, 'ALGIERS, SEPT. 8.
I aui resquested' by 'bis Highness' the bay of Al?
giers to inform Gove!tiine.nt, that be has der;`
dared the. Ports of Tunii 'in a state of bln&kade; and
that three months atter the ;flue hereot, any vessel
fonnd by his-cruizers
.violating • tile said blockade.
will be made prize ot.-1 have the hOnOur to be with
great respect sir,
your most obedient,
• humble servatif,.
.11. 131ANcis.;CEV. •
To his Eicellency Maier-Gen. Campbt4,
,Scc.
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. „ GIik.RALTAR, OCT' . 13.—0 n -Saturdayias(upon a
signal being made by trigaie itunv the Westward,
woicii kept for some time firing at the entrance
,ut •
the Straights, the Sicilian" frigate Aurora went .n4..it
aid joined her, and they both proceeded to. the
kotbi wad.' The first is believed to be the 47terataa,
in whist the Duke of Qrkans is returning triad)
Cadiz to SiLily•
Qnt.of the gun-boats w hich the French have been.
at so much trouble to fit Out at Malaga, and about
which so many letters passed in May last, between
Obregon, Soult, Mazzaredos Sec. is safety -moored at
Algeciras : she carries two guns, one of W bleb is a
24-pounder, and has fitly-tour men onboard. -
We understand that having been sent out upon a
.ctuized the Spanish part of . the crew which was the
more LlUlTlctotiS', tell upon the Genoese, - secured
them, and Conducted the boat to a port Where •they
might freely proclaim those sentiments of tiielity to
Ferclinlnd which they have always Cherished in their
hearts, but which the presence of the -satellites of
the perfidious_ enemy haS hitherto compelled them
to suppress:
An expedition sailed from this Bay early on the
morning of 'Thursday last:, the destination of which
is not known.

GIBRALTAR, Ocfi. 20...--=-By the Philontel brig of
war, which.arriVed this moi lung train bictly; we
learn that a body of three thousand five 11M-tared 01
the bneaty had ttletited, undiscOiered, a landing near
to Messina during the night. On the following
morning' they were attackw by a single British regt-
tnent, supported by some GcrmaitS, and completely
defeated With great slaughter. More than Lew;
prisoners had been brought in when the Philomel.
satied ; a sinall part ut the enemy's force had etlected
their escape in the boats watch brought them
over.—(Gibrallar Chronicle, OF. 20). • •
His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor has
thought proper in cunsttpence of a report made to
his Excellency by Doctor Yym, Deputy Inspector of
Hospitals, fO order the communication with span by
land to h-completely cut uti, and that no vessel
from the coast of Spiti be permitted to enter the
Bay; except British ships, or suth.as belong to the
garrison. A precautionary quarantine is also estab-
lished upon vtssek twin Portugal by the coast of
Barbary and the Mediterranean: