Star.
London, England, 1813-10-11 00:00:00

out of &iguanas...4k ViteeknoVappresna
deserters and!ititaudeii ontbellials only.
• We. bow turn to.. the,:osist:vOluminous pail of the
of, the. reinin joulats, aad to that-part
Which Ones to matusatiplactiOn thasi any other publi-k
' Catkin fOr tiany ytats,%thrOugh the same distorted
spedierit.—Me allude tO the. State Papers.. pnblislied
"respecting AUstria and •dweden the. pressure of
other matter necessarily confines our coninlents tol
aarrow bounds. - . •
It u impossible to rise from the-, 'perniatof 'these
papers withoit tbaligbint omotions of grattitode. for
the manly part which 4.ustrio has at length acted.
Theca may be parsameno may seecause for blaming
• her dilatory measulisf Oat it • autst be .admittedly
ill. that bar situari*iris novel and arduous in the.
_-. •
:At agitrats
we demand an impartial hearing for
Austria, sod until we have it our poWer to lay the whole
of the interesting doCtments before our Readers, we
shall even suspend our. olio judgment.; in the mean
time, so far as our :evidence gees at pressat, the im-
pression must be favcatrable both to that Power and
to Swede.. .
• I.'"Ailigul and Dispatchers from Halifax arrived this

mc9i#lng, brought by, the- BRAMBLE schooner in 16_
ato.. The Following Buleir has becalmed cache;
subject:
• 41 WAR DEPARTMENT, OZTOBER rt. '
" By Dispatches, dated Kingston, Upper Canada,:
the Ist August, it appear: that Gen =rat Ds Rerrratt-
BURG'S head-quartatb were advance.] to St. David's,
liven miles from Fort George, and our advanced
posts within four miles of it.
" The Ana:clean-flotilla sailed from Socket's Har-
bour on the 2Sdiuly, and nn the 30th Sir JekussYno
sailed from Kingston wjth the design of engaging
them."

We continue to receive accounts from Gibraltar
a gloomy nature. It now appears that it is not the
plague which has made hs appearance at that place,
but the yellow fiver. We trust that its ravages will
be of short duration, for every, exertion is making by
the local government to put a stop to its progress:
PRIVATE LETTER.
64 GIBRALTAR, SEPTEMBER 15.
11111 wrote to you, some days ago, that a fever of a
very alarming nature had made its appearance here.
vity exertion has been since made to check its pro.
gress, by removing every sick person to the different-
lasarets appointed for that purpose, and forcing many
of the foreigners to quit the garrison. The Faculty'
will not give their opinion, Whether the. disease is
Intagions or not ?

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a As, however, no less than twenty-four out of the
rst forty cases have proved fatal, and the disease
commonly terminates on the third or fourth day with
gar* irritability of . stomach and the ,black vomit;
there is great reason so apprehend, from the simihk.
rity of the symptoms, that it is the same species of
fever which desolated the Garrison in 1804.

44. Mantfort eases of the fever have appeared in
South part of the Rock, where there is a freer
eirealatiot of air than in the crowded streets of the
Town. No less than seven cases of the fever hart'
appeared in the Officers' quarters in the North Pani:
lion, which is ordered to be abandoned and shut up.'
Capt. Hall, Brigade-Major—and Paymaster Smith's
.eon, of the Veterans, are the only Gentlemen who
-have died of the disease.
46 SEPTEMBER 18.—The disease continues to in-
crease, and the Faculty have this day pronounced it
to be a contagious fevei, of the same nature as that of
1800. About forty of the military are sick, and fifty
of the inhabitants."

* GIBRALTAR, SEPT. ii.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY LIIUTZNANT-O!NERAL C. CAMP-
MILLI LIILUXENANT•GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER-IN-
CHIE/ OH TUB TOWN AND TERRITORY Olt GIBRALTAR.
44 Whereas Proclamations have issued, requiring
that all cases .of sickness should be reported immedi-
ately by owners of houses and principal tenants, to the
Town Major; it appears that, notwithstanding
such injunctions. cases of fever have recently occur-
red, of which no intimation has been received, or
medical assistance applied for; and whereas the lives
iof individuals must become a sacrifice, and the health
1, of the place greatly injured by such occurences,

44 Public notice is hereby given, that the regula-
tion is done away, and that henceforward heads of
:families will be held responsible that all persons taken
ill within their dwellings are immediately reported to
Dr—Gilpin, Inspector of H9spitals, and Surgeon
Fraser; and should ;my attempt to conceal a case of
sickutia4 or fail to sopa!, it, as requir' of by this pro-
clamation, the person or persons so offending, will
be forthwith expelled the garrison.
Such parts of the former proclamation as apply
to private medical practitioners will continue in full
torah ...; to

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itliftirther directed that doors and windows of
'houses be kept open fox the purpose of ventilation— ,
and that openings be' immediately made where there
ila.not a free current of air, and the lower order of
people, who are in the habit of leaving their:dwellings.
:shut up Judos the day,, whilst absent 'at their work,
are hereby hereby informed, .that the Serjeanis of Districts
are ordireclt,ufOree the doors.or windows otall houses
thi"l4l in
. nun4l. . this situation. By his Excellency's
I
command. s illf!•SToicp, Act. Sec."
Betting is 6 to 4 on rinse,- in the great race of 100
'miles in IS hours. Raines maiden-elf Wednesday
night..