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Sept. both days inclusive, SS
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66 REMARKL—SeveraI cases have occurred in the
military, but they are of a much milder type than
that which appears among the inhabitants. Exclu-
sive of those noted as above, the deaths of the troops
do not exceed five to this day.
44' a Opened the Lazaret.
66 t Captain Hall, 4th Veterans.
4, $ Son of Paymaster Smith, 7th Veterans.
0, § Lieutenant Calvert, 11th Regiment.
1 There is reason to believe, that several other
cases occurred, at the cOmmencement, which did not
fall under our observation. The number of sick at
present in town does not exceed ten. (Signed.)
•1 J. D. A. GILPIN, Deputy Inspec. of Hosp.
gg W. W. FaArza, Surgeon Major."
FROM THE GIBRAL'FAR CHRONICLE, SEPT. 25.
~ The following is a statement of casualties, and
the actual number of cases since our last :
AZATIIS IN LAZARZTTO •ND
OZNIZAL DOaPITAL.
Sept. ls
19
90
22
43
24

SENT 70 LeZARETTO.
Sept 18 -
19 6
20 33

4
5
7

91 19
92 13
23 • -- 18
24 14

Total l to
DEATHS IN TO'
2

Sept. IS
19
20
21

10
13

Total
!I AND SOUTH.
Sept. 22
43
24

•
Tog • 25

Total Deaths - 99
Remain In Lazaretto - 81

REMARKS.—The number of sick in the General
Millitary Hosptial is 211, and 95 convalescents.
" J. D. A. GILPIN, Deputy Insp. of Hosp.
" W. W. ritASER, Surgeon-Major."

FROM THE GIBRALTAR CHRONICLE, OCTOBER 2.
WEEKLY RETURN OF THE STATE OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH
SINCE THE 24TH SEPTEMBER
NEW CASES IN THE
AIAILITTO. TOWN.
Sept 25 20 Sept. ftS
26 •—• 27
26
27 27
11 11 22
49 14 29
SO ••• 16 SO
Oct. 1 ••••• 23 Ott 1

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114 45
DITTO IN THE SOUTH AND MILITARY HOSPITAL.
Sept. 25, South 1 Hospital Si Sept 29, South 2 Hospital 31
26, Ditto 3 Ditto 94 30, Ditto 0 Ditto 10
27, Ditto 0 Ditto 19 Oct. 1, Ditto 2 Ditto 17
28, Ditto 0 Ditto 14 Total 8 South, 165 Hospital.
TOTAL NEW CASES 348, DEATHS IN THE

Sept. 2.5, Lazaret 6 Town 5 Sept. 29, Lazaret 11 Town 6
26, Ditto 8 Ditto 7 30, Ditto 9 Ditto 8
27, Ditto 10 Ditto 6 Oct. 1, Ditto 9 Ditto 3
26, Ditto 7 Ditto 1 Total 60 Lazaret, 34 Town.
DEATHS IN THE
MILITAIT HOSPITAL.
Sept. 25
26
27
28
29
SO
Oet. 1

SOUTH.
Sept. 25 0
26 0
27 0
28 0
29 • 0
80 4. 0
Oct. 1 0

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•=••••
61

'TOTAL MATHS • • '
OFFICERS DEAD.

26th Reg.--Lieutenant Mahony, Captain Child, Dr. Taylor.
7th Veterans—Lieutenant Courtenay, Lieutenant Tewkbury.

" J. D. A. GILPIN, Dep. Insp. Hosp.
" W. FRASER, Surg. Major.
" Gibraltar, October 2."
" MALTA, SEPTEMBER 1.

,4 It is with much satisfaction that we observe,
that, in consequence of the measures of precaution
adopted by Government, and those which are con-
stantly taken, the prevailing malady sensibly dimi-
nishes ; so that, in the present week, there are 16 dead
and 26 taken sick less than on the preceding.
The following is a List of the Sick and Dead,
from the 25th to the 31st ultimo :
" On the 25th of August, 34 persons died, and 30 took sick.
On the 26th, 31 died, and 12 were taken sick.
" On ti.e 27th, 38 died, and 18 were taken sick. •
" On the 28th, 27 died, and 17 were taken sick.
" On the 29th, 25 died, and 25 were taken sick.
" On the SOth, 29 died, and 26 were taken sick.
" On the 31st, (yesterday) 28 died, and 29 were taken sick."

Yesterday the following Bulletin was exhibited at
St. James's Palace :

" WINDSOR CASTLE, NOV. 6.

" His Mn asTir has continued, unremittingly, in
the full influence of his disorder for many months
past ; he has, since the last Report, had a transient
increase of it; but this has again subsided into its
former state. His MAjnsTl4s bodily health shews no
appearance of decay, and his spirits are generally in
a comfort able state. (Signed as mil.)