Star.
London, England, 1821-10-13 00:00:00

FEVER IN SPAIN.

PARIS, OCTOBER 10.
The Journal de Lyons states, that a telegraphic
dispatch of the 2d countermanded the march of the
60th Regiment of the Line, which had arrived at
Lyons on its route to join the sanitory cordon on the
coasts of the Mediterranean. An apprehensions hay.

ing, ceased, this Regiment will take up its quarters

at Toulouse.

A private letter from Saragossa, of the 22d of Sep-
tember, states, that a up to that day no symptom of
contagion had manifested itself in that town, nor in
the Province of Arragon. The Authorities are con-
stantly on the alert. The Superior Junta of Health
has just interdicted all communication between Ca-
talonia and Arragon; and the Municipality has or-
dered, that all merchants who have been, since the
15th of August last, holders of goods susceptible of
being impregnated with pestilential miasmata, shall
remove them to the Chartreuse outside the town, in
order that they may go through the process of puri-
fication; those who do not strictly conform to this
order will be liable to heavy pains and penalties,
and even the punishment of death, authorised by the
Royal Decree of the 11th of October, 1804. Besides
these rigorous measures, one of the Alcaldes, D. Ma-
nuel Colleta, has deemed it expedient to give out of
his own pocket the sum of 60,000 ails (about 1100);
to be offered in rewards, each of one thousand rials
at least, to such persons as shall discover and give
information of the introduction of goods coming from
infected countries."

We learn from Marseilles, under date the 3d inst.
that the labourer who was removed to the Lazaretto,
on suspicion of being infected with the yellow fever,
is quite recovered, and that not a single patient re-
mained in the Lazaretto at that period.
News from Catalonia, dated the Ist of this month,

mention that the contagion has manifested itself in
the village of Garcia. A Lazaretto has been esta-
blished at Fgueras, for the reception of persons sus-
pected of having come from Barcelona, not one of
whom has yet been taken ill. The Bulletin published
respecting the state of health at Barielona, from the
26th to the 28th of September, reports as follows:

=ATMS. CURIO. 11111• IX.
140 14 250
a 17 143
64 29 176

Barcelonetta - -
Hospital of the Seminary -
Barcelona - - - -

Doctors Parisot, Bailly, Francois, Mazet, and
Rouchour, appointed by the Minister of the Interior
to repair to Barcelona, to endeavour to put an end to
the pestilential disorder there, are arrived at Toulouse.
Two individuals, who were not recognised until
too late, the one for a Frenchman, and the other for
a Spaniard, have ventured to penetrate into France
without submitting to the precautionary measures,
adopted on this frontier. Their temerity has cost
tOth of them their lives. The first was a smuggler;
he had escaped the shots of the two sentinels on the
first line of the cordon sanitoire, but he was reached
by that of a sentinel on the second line, stationed at
a short distance from St. Laurence de Cerdans.
.The
second attempted, from what motive is not known,
to get into the kingdom by night. He was travelling
by a cross road when he met his fate. He had then
entered the French territory. We must, of course,
deplore such events ; but while our frontier is daily
threatened with the contagion which is making such
fearful ravages in the neighbourhood, the public into.
rest ought to prevail over every other consideration.
Rigour beomes a duty.

Extract of a letter written by a Gentleman in Spain 1
to a mercantile house in Birmingham :
CALDAS DE MONBUY, SEPT. SI.
" I wrote to you last week the particulars of my
flight to this place, in company with Captain —,
R.N. We hourly congratulate ourselves on our good
luck in arriving the moment we did, without having
the penance of four days quarantine. Yon may judge
of the increase of alarm, when I tell you it is since
multiplied into forty days for all persons proceeding
from within the cordon that surrounds Barcelona.—
I am sorrry to say that the fever increases in Barce-
lonetta—from twenty to thirty are dying daily. We
had, by yesterday's post, the first Bulletin from the
city-53 sick. The Gefe Politico, Captain-General,
and other Authorities, have withdrawn to the towns