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London, England, 1813-11-08 00:00:00

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e The feet* continue* much as dated; the deathisl
however, base rather decreased for the two last (LIM
but lain increased to 23 today t but We do dot
pact the disease to cease before the middle of Deeetti-
ber. About 1300 people have already been attacbd
by the disease, but the Faculty are Moth more for
tunate in their practice than they were in 1804. Ca-
kimel, in small quantities, every three or font hours,
and the cold effusion, has been found the most stk.
tessful mode of treatment.

44 The port is shut l full cominunieitiOn cut off
itithlile shipping there, to -prevent the contagion be-
ing conteyed-from the garrison to the numerous in-
habitants who have fled there for shelter.
64 None of the inhabitants or Military who had the
fever in 1804. (and who amount to upwards of 3000)
hate been in the slightest degree affected, though
they have been chiefly employed as the attendants on
the sick ; and it nett appears to be clearlt ascertained
that no person is subject to a secodd attack of this
disease:
64 About $OOO of the inhabitaini are encamped on
the neutral grounds outside of the Garrison, and these
hat* all escaped hitherto, as have also all the Artifi-
cers and Officers-of the Dock-Yard, who, With their
families, have all gone toiive in the Naval-yard, at
the New Mole, outside of the walls, where the draw.
bridge is raised; and all commuuication hit off with
the Garrison. •

fg It has been clearly ascertained, that the drat per-
son taken ill of the fever was a sailor, who came in
a vessel from Cadiz in the end of August; and two
more la the same house, and two others in the ad.
joining house, were the next taken
" This has been the coolest summer ever remem-
bered, the rains hating fallen early ; and the weather
now is not warmer than is England in the autunm.--
The Mornings, for these some days; have been cold
enough to tender a fire agreeable, with a uorth-cest
wind, and the most delightful, sire, and *creme skji
that can be possibly imagined.
" OCTOBER B.—The wind changed to the eastward
yesterday, which has caused a great increase of
sick to:day. Amongst the deaths to-day are Cap-
tain Barr, dt the 26th Regiment, Mr. ALLEN, First
Clerk to the ordnance ; and the widow of Colonel
LTSNS."

LOSS Or AN EAST-INDIAMA.N
An account has been received that the MARQUIS
WELLastay, having struck on the Caner* Rocks on
the voyage from Bengal to Madras, the ship was or-
dered tOund to Bombay to be docked, and aeriod
there the 29d March, where the requisite repairs wens
afforded her, but in the act of transporting her from
the dock to the mooring chains- in the harbour,
the hawser, it is reported, unfortunately parted, when
the anchor was immediately let go, but in swinging to
it, she foundered about a table's length to the south-
eastward of the pier-head, and all efforts for getting
her off the rock on which she had grounded, proved
ineffectual, and, on the 24th April, she was a come
plete wreck.

Yesterday morning two of the Pursers of the under-
mentioned ships arrived at the East India Honse, with
the intelligence, that the Ann extra ship from Bengal,
arrived off the Isle of Wight the 6th inst. in company
with the Thomas Grenville (Companyls ship), Lord
Castlereagh, Indus, and Carrington, with the Cam.
perdown cutter and several whalers, under convoy of
his Majesty's ships TIGRE and ILLUSTIIIOI3. The
Ann lett Bengal the 17th February, 1812, left Point
de Galle the 23d March, put into the Isle of France
the 15th May, to repair het damages, left it on the
18th June, at which time she had not heard of the Sit
Godfrey Webster since they parted company, let St.
Helena the Ist September with the ships above men-
tioned. The Thomas Grenville and Lord Castlereagh
left Bengal the 4th April, arrived at St. Helena 10th
August. The Diana and Northumberland extra ships
were left in Bengal when the Grenville sailed thence.
The Princess Charlotte of Wales and the Fairlie left
Bengal for Batavia early in February, 1812. Tile
Inglis. for China, remained at Baugar when the Grew
ville left, was to sail for the former place early in July.

SPORTING INTELLIGINCE.
NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER M.EBT!NO, 1912.
SATURDAT, NOVIII Sic S.
Mr. Batsonis Dora*, est. 121 b. beat Geo. Gosver's Lodona, S.C.
R. M. 100gs.--3 to 1 agst Dorus.
Mr. Villiers's Don Cossack, flst. 11b. beat Lord Sueleid's Ho-
cuspocus, est. elb. Ab. M. noogs.-3 to 2 agst Don Cossack.
Lord Foley's OWa's Dyke beat Ld G. H. Caiendislt's Eccleston,
est. 2.1 b. each. D. M. 500g6.-2 to 1 on Offa's Dyke.
Handicap Sweepstakes of 50gs. each, 6p. forfeit if declared
within a quarter of an hour after the weight* are fixed, (or
3-yr-olds and upward.. T. Y. C.
General Gower's Ladoga, 3 yrs old, 7st l alb. . I
Mr. Payne's Onyx, 3 yrs old, Yet. 51b. •• . 11
Duke of Grafton 's Antonio, 6 yrs old, 9st. elb.. ... $
Ten to 1 apALodosa-5 to 2 apt Onyx-6 tot on Antonio. •
Sweepstakes of 15p. each, colts, est. 41b. fillies, est. Ilb. T.Y.C.
Sir J. Shelley's g. by Young Whiskey, out of Lalda - 1
Lord Lowther's Conceit - - . - 11
Lord Foley's L by Governor - - - $
Even betting on Sir J. Shelly's g.
Sir C. Bunbury's Scout beat Mr. Eades's Accident, est, 91b.
each. D. I. 25g5.-2 to 1 en Scout.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, NOV. S.
We had a large supply of Wheat this morning from Kent and
Essex, but very little from any other part; the sales were es-
°matey heavy, and our prices are Se. per quarter lower than
on last Monday. Having but few arrivals of Barley, prime from
Suffolk sold is. par quarter higher, but there is no amendment In
the price of any other descrtpdon. The arrival of Oats being
very large, that grain is from Ss. to Ss. "per quarter cheaper. In
Peas, Beam, and other grain, there is no alteration., Flour has
declined is. per each.
Cveaasrr Parces—Wheat, Kett and Essex, 70s. SIN ads.; Suf-
folk, 70s. 715. SOL ; Norfolk, Sas. 745.; Dantsick, SOS. 905.,
Baltic, itc. 60s. 70s. per quarter. Flour, 711 s. 755. per sack.
In consequence of barley having fallen in price.
the brewers of Bury, Suffolk, have lowered beer ail
pone; one penny per pot.