Star.
London, England, 1804-10-04 00:00:00

MALAGA, AUOUST 23.

41 The fever within thefe few days has began to
rage with great violence. On the t 7th the deaths
amounted to eighty a day. and they have been gra.
dually inereafing, notwithflanding half the inhabi•
tants have left the place. We are in a mifmble &na-
tion. as our faculty teem totally ignorant of the na•
lure of the difeafe, or the mode of curet three out
of four generally die in their hands, of all who are
attacked with the fever."

Nothing further has tranfpired relative to the dlf-
pute with the Spanifh Government. The Spanifh
Ambaffador has canted it to be notified to the Eng,
lill merchants trading to that country, tha, ;le will
grant the fame protection to Blips laden with fill, as
have been granted to thole wit!► corn for the ports of
Spain. On Tuefday, it is laid, palfports were rant-
ed to the Mailers of the different Spanifh veffels in
the River, in order that they may proceed, unmoleft-
ed by any of our cruizers, to their refpeftive defti-
nations. Similar paffports were difpatehed at the
fame time to all the out-pont, for any rails which
they may contain belongiog to his Catholic llajelly.
The following letter will place the recent infurrec-
tion at Bilboa in a more circumflantial point of view
than it has yet appeared, from the cautions nature of
the communication. that have reached us from Spain:

Napa. September 2C?.

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Many new occurrences have taken place here dace I bare lid
written to you. The country people, dlifatisfind with the now
straitensent and appointment of deputies made by their Lord.
I►ip%, aimed themfelves, to the ember of eighteen bundled men,
who Coon Wrested to upwards of moo. Tbe Consmander of the
troops advanced upon the rebels, and attached them an the mono,
min Tpursulc Sodurreitublai, where they were potted. Aker a
revere canted. the King% troops were Magnin) retreat. Actor?
ding to the mod accurate accounts, the killed sad wounded of the
rebels ansounted to abo►e t too, among whom were the two bro-
thers, Captain sod Lieu tenant Banziantoco. Lieutenant Colonel
Ypunlibelz, of the Royal sheeny, was Idlied on the heights of
Gomorra Franco. The famous Pantalets, the priaMpid leader
of the inforgents, is fold to have been dangeroutly wounded. We
hope for more eireusnaantiol details in Ike cowrie of s few thys.
' There are already upwards of osoo Indolent' in arms, and the
Kiev's troops arc entrenching the mfdves wig! ad MN* elendls
tios in the plains of Tamale. and NW the maids of debelegom

Lad night Dutch Papers to the aotkeame to hand,
from which we have extruded every thing worthy of
notice.—They =enlist",
.con the majority of Italian
Papers, that Malta is to be given to Ruffut. The
thing is certainly not impoffible, but we are sot in.
dined to give it credie!
A plicate letter from Hamburg's, inkrted is the
Dutch Papers, Rates, that under the expe&ation of
a fpeedy landing of a Ruffian army on the German
Coati, all the Engliffi mirchandize is removing from
that city, probably towards that part on which the
debarkation is expeded to be !node. No further
particul ats are mentioned I but we believe the
expedation expreffed is not without fume founda-
tion, though the event way not take place fo foon as
the people of Hamburgh fuppofe. Th.: reports
Rated in the fame letter, refpetting the projeCted alli-
ance between England and the Northern Powers, af-
ford no elucidation of the fubjed ; and appear to be
the mere echo of the accounts lately publith:d in the
Englifh Papers.
A letter from the Hague, dated the sed ultimo.
Rues as follows :—" Our Government was in daily •
expedation of a courier from our Ambadador to
the Emperor of the French, M. 4c9osesattan-
miNcx, who attended on Bowaraara, at 411-ja.
Chapelle, where unexpededly. he arrived, having
left the Emperor, the Emprefs, and the Imperial
Court at Cologne, lad Sunday. Inunediately after
his arrival, he waited upon our INredory. and had
a conference, which failed five hours. When it was
over, the are/tory fent couriers to feveral of its
members, who were on their elates in the country,
dcfiring their immediate return; and Scittstiess.csa-
:ace dt.patched a courier to M. de Sissowvicce, the
French Ambadador in this country, but .oho now
accompanies Bo AAAAA TE in his journey on the banks
of the Rhine. Some few hours after, the French
Charge der 4raires received difpatches from TaccIT-
RAND, at Mentz, which he communicated to our go-
vernment in the prefence of the Pruffian Chair der
iffairrs ; and in the night two couriers left this place,
one for Mentz, and the other for Berlin. The cattle
of this political bugle is the fooree of various coo.
jeklures: The mod common opinion is, however,
that it concerns tome immediate change in our Go-
vernment ; and if the French Republc has an here.
ditary Emperor, the Bat-Tian Commonwealth will
Coon have an hereditary King. Others pretend, that
to prevent a rupture with Ruflia, Bo has,
upon certain conditions, propofed to evacuate Hano-
ver, which is to be occupied by Proffian troops; and
that, in addition to our other burdens, we are to take
into our pay the French army now in Hanover.—
There is no truth in the report in the German and
French Papers, that Count de STABILISE/O. tlr
Ruffian Ambaffador, intends to leave this country.
As late as yellerday. we are certain, his Excellency
had received no orders to that ere& Neither does
the Swedifls Arnbalfador, Count Lowerojsess, ga-
ped to be ordered sway, having, lad week, renewed
the leafs for the hotife he occupies. It mull, however,
be acknowledged, that Bo AAAAA re does not fee with
pleafure the continuance here of diplomatic agents
from countries which Lave none in France. and that
probably he may upon their departure."

His Excellency Earl Moran is gone to Glafgow,
&c. to infpeft the Volunteers of that neighbouvhood.
The mortality in the Weft-Indies has lately. we
are lorry to learn, been great. At Antigua, fevers,
of the Officers of the 7oth Regiment have fallen vic-
tims to the climate—among whom we find Lieot.
C s Lawson Caaiturneas, a promifing young
man, in his loth year, younged fon of the late Dr.
CalitliTlO 'as, a foperannuated Surgeon oftbe Navy.
The Ottober Meeting of the Northern Shooting
Club, which began yefladay, is expelled to be very
nunseroaly attended this year. He► Grace the 'Ni-
ches of Claws is to honour the meeting with Per
preface.