The Sun.
London, England, 1811-04-24 00:00:00

QUAP

By an Order in Council', published in the Ga-
zette of lasi night, the follnwiug questiona ire addl.
tint) to tittle directed by his Majesty's .(.der. rn
Ciinneil of sth April, 1805, are directed t be put
by the Su; erintendants of Quarantine or their'As-
%knolls, to. the Commanders, Misters, or other per-
sons,having,tharge of .vesselicoming from America
or the Wett Indies.
Q. How long after sailing from your port of` lad-
ing, or hating t‘itlehed at any port on the continent
of Ameiica, or the islands adjacent thereto, or any
of the ports in. the West Indies, was the first ap-
pearance of disea,e observed ?
Q. How had the persons attacked been employed
before they came on board ?
: Q. Had' the) been employed in loading or un-
Jostling the ship before she.len the port ?
• - Q ;lad the .place:, hick they ,ihhahited before
theyAailed the reputation of being healthy ? or wa,
it subject particularly to. the rernittentjever incident
to the country ? •
Q. Had the fever been frequent in the place be-
fore the ship sailed ?
Q. Did the persons who were ill on board your
ship fall sick nearly about the name time, or within
few days of each other; or did the disorder. spread
successively from one to another, ,and increase con-
siderably, or did it ah;)te gradually, andeekise to mul-
liply as flit• di:lanee from the port% you sailed from
or tonched at, as af.,resaid, increased
Q. What was tie greatest. Dumber of.persons ill
at the must sickly period of your voyage.
Q. What were the whole number of persons on
board your ship when you s.ii;ed ?
Q, What is the whole number of persons no .c' ill
on boarti your skpl
. .
Q.. Can you:state what wire the symptoms of in
ness with which your crew was first atikked, and
what was the 'daily succe,sion and change in them
till their death ?
•
Q. Whether any and what medicines have been
used, and what meth ds have been adopted to pre-
vei.t its .preaduig among then crew
Wheth4 atteniiiinhas been p 44.1 to cleanliness
and ► entilaiion tm board yout ship
,The que.itions to be answered iii «riling, and if re-
quirtd, peon cult, tinder penalties, the satoe as dr-
rected'hy the Quarentioe 41.0, 45th Geo.

Letters front Fran( e and Holland, dated tic 18111,
were ecei%ed yesterday. The aCconnts trum Am-
4tertlatu sate, that a great number of persons had
been'arresied in that: city, by, order ut the French
Commandant.
Mast:Alß:NuAs, the traitor, JoNoT's
Capp, and a Count, has been shot on the public
quay
It well ap,,ear from theloliouving exorakSt pia let-
ter, dated Gibraltai, April b, that this worm w bich•
fli‘f so mach m:schiet t;iactiz, 'has 'been seniibiy'
tclt in the Bay :—" For three or four dayca we Int.Ve
viokin gale from the East. Severat,v,wels,
retire' reCeilitid ‘&)M.1:1(.! id 41.'4-pry the.
Jr:miring And the Valencia ashore At
the bathing-stage, and lint It are lost. ThOotter
had a considerable 'quantity of dollata on. board,.
which could •not be saved, as she went to pieces,
ahtitiAt immediafelr. - Five or six vessels• 'went !On.
shore near Alge4iras. I understand his IVlnjesfy'c
anipTranchise fias received sortie injury at sea, and
will not immediately pro, e, d with the P,nvoY tct
Malta. The Chiebegter packet.,.'whillrartived the
24th Ult. is yet detained heie by the wind."'
Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London.; t!e-i
fore the Right Hon: EowAtin; Lord 41.tr.1130-,
ItouOtt, Lord Chief Justice, &c, in and litter Easter,
Term, 18 t 1