Star.
London, England, 1828-10-01 00:00:00

September. Meshing was absent. He appears to pro-
ceed slowly in the evacuation of the Islote.t; but they.
were about begging him to ha;ten it.
These is nothing ne a triative to the operations of the
army. Vessels ineespected tenni the Lees= evary4a, ;
bat now have arrived since the rift instfot.

The loatiing 44 the trsesports moored at rim quay.
emtiQue Wet no mote troops arrive, nor is there any
thing to show that a new erpedtion will take place.—
Mennarb ile all the regiments which farm the garrisons
in Proveoce have received nrders to hold rh*lnseivell
readiness to march at a moment's notice, which xauses
it to be imagined that they only wait the instructions of
General !Matron.

The 'eaten brought by the French mail fromGanal-'
tar, are dated the II th ult. and frilly 'confirm the esis-,
tence of fafectioas fever in that place, t.sougb it doesj
not appear to be of the more tnaliguant kind. The
cases which had occurred were not Very numerous, and
but a swan proportion of them had tereninated
The foll,,wing are extracts of letters from the Agent to'
Lloyd's at Gibraltar:
GintALTAtt, Sm. t.
On the 4th inst. I. addressed you by the Doke ofj
York steamer; amongst other things mentioning a roll
port being circulated Ss the town of prevalence of yel-
low fever. It now appears that there is. considerablei
foundatioo for it, or at di events that a very had fever'
prevails. The Board of Health at Cadiz having insisted
on our neighbonts placing a cordon of observation, it
was adopted on the Sth, sad in the course of that day,
fix the first time. a fever of a sweats stave was de-1
Glared here to mist,and foal bills of health were isstiett,
since which time precautions ace being taken. The
cases, as far as 11 cam ascertain (no racial return being
published, are few, sot exceeding forty in the wholci,;
since the commencement of which there ate about It
deaths. Oar manner has been unsmally wild, mull
to-day we have not so much status; so that I most dal
evil will be checked.
Trade and every kind of gutsiness are at a stand; and I
all those who have not paved the fever in former years

are leaving the town for the Bay. or Neutral Ground.
The tollowiag priclaasation has :put issued tor closing
the places of public worsilip and courts of justice;
" Whereas it appears *at vow eases of fever, et a aricles.
tater; have ea:erred. His ficoliancv tie Lketectant-Gmeneuvi
trusts, du by the precept cemetures wind have aloundy been cakes,l
the deease nal be Fomented kola spreading. His Exediesep,
vaeneedy calls spun the bitvbicaces of ,every dace to cebnperate iu
the aversions of Government time& eke above end. winch be
trans wet is a .butt time effect tbe ceenablicivegen of tie general
bealtk.

Gina ac Gibrakar, this 6did:7 of Septembec, tan.
" GEORGE DUN, Getasalaad Licatetkust-Grieraor.*
"moue.
Ia the present traipse,. his Eseellatcy the Lieatestast Gower-
air deems it expedient to chatty, that places at weeds* of all per,
madam, and the Courts of 1411t1CC, he closed. His Esectleacy
treats that aay temporary inostareniesoe that may result from thts
measure sal be amply cotaranatod by It:swain the retturatioa vt
tba-pobtielsoakk:
• • " (dr omoarand) "S. R. CHAPMAN, Civil S..vretary.
" Septesaletx
GIBRALTAR, Sr.ar 11-

From some unaccountable cause, them has been qo
report of the public health published here, when, in fact,,
k is notorious that the yellow fever has prevailed for
several days, which omission gives rise to vague and,
• exaggerated rumostrs, and ailaY be the means°, attach•
fog unnecessary suspicion
.to us op future occasions i n
other porti.
* " By a close inquiry I foil that the actual number of
cases now on the list is 10friincludipg the rniii,tsry, of
which 31 are dangerous, 51 slight, and 92 cony Wes-
cent. Tbe fever has not
.spread to any glee' extent,
.I'. aad the cases have Rat increascd so rapidly as on farmer
occasions,' Which Mil be atsiibuted theptioliar mild-
bees of t'.e surn• Pier. "
•

The *Wowing is an extra* of a pr..ivate letter:
Gessawas, Srsi. it. .
• if We mention with geed pain that Gurtrianent has
• come to a resolutsatt of deciaringthat a tad lever exists
in the garrison; ptivate opinion consclututly is (lune
superfluous. Very eaergettc 111C4iiirti ace near using to
put it doive(supposing ii to etiiti. and wecannotdoebt
of their complete booms. 'Nevertheless, ehith evil has
bees dope by a complete stoppage to our trade, and all
• the concomitant mischief. For the 2b hosts previous.
• to -sine .'duck this morning, one patient. only was ad
stained is 'l4 hospital. It .*hers of our friends and
1104641 mars 'hate gone off (not dead, but rites away)..apd
••• in short the panicit pedect. We of course 'remain: if
it is the fever, re hot Ourselves to be intheness to it:
it it is eat, use oonsoleoerselies Mith not bevies aban-
doned the interetts of air Melds, The 12th Regiment
is escalloped on the treutral 4yound,, quite clear 01 the
to*. and seder any circumstances cannot healectcd.
A bespiciais case of‘a sergeaat of that regiment argued
• it to be eacausperL'

• THE EVENING STAR. •

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOSEtt I, iB2B.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
• Bathe, So & Oat i bidia Beads 05
349 Cent. Rod. Shot ~. Sauey fee St...* ,
SpecO.C,ans. 961 4 i 1.4 Old &smirks
it fee Cent. Uwe New Dime
34 per CAM. Ited.gwe Xi tztO Facheq. Belli 72 5
4 pit O. New.ita / - I • .6509 Okra VE 3
4 per Cent. 1919, libatt Aloe and sesuu Dime 74 It 5 •
Long Ann. Slbut CouneweraiK
'Ladle Suck Cimeitlis tiai Acct. SU 4 4
rottits4;l4 'FUNDS. TWO O'Cl.m.K..
Brazilian Stk. Sea. Pertag.Eck. .59C. 54j 4
De Acct. 63 ea tree, Do Acct. 564 i
„ Cubit btan 1i.1., 0 perer- . RM. &ILA 422. 5 pCIC.
• Do. fisila,ll6lo, 22 Do. Ace. 954 .34
D mist /ids. 3 per. SpaaM &le 5 p Ct. 114 4 ,
Ds. Acct. 61 4es fife, • - Do Aectii A .1.,
Creek 11.1%.1925, Spot 29i • Fraientes,spl.llllsloo6
Nei fide.19246pAX,',411 . Exelisege 251 ills
Do Acct. ZIP. ~ Do. AAA.
BRITISH AND FORRIGN 4114 A RKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
1141AAIL FAL 116
4 no. NifOgal/ 160 95 ell
nelaceme
r SOO 390 44.5
braziliin • • 35 • 90 7Sh
Dial Hattori 25 S 12 Ili 12
• Ditto Gement 40 • ...- gito
• naligar JO 44 . At
Gumaelals 4110•16 ....... . a 1 pal
Baton LA peek rem. Anse. IS S 4121119 4d.-162 134'
Real del Menge 400 400 • 18.5
Dieted Metleas . 49 SA 19
Vie Dientasie Lkai 4arie. stie 7e, 4.1

• Whether we torn our eyes to the west of Europe, or
to the east, or to look to the state of things nearer horns,
the political kaiitton seems crowded with appearances,
which lead u 4 tb anticjpate treats of greater impiartancei
than we hare of late years barn in the habit cif witneis-
ing. Ace we at last ro. be engaged in hostilities widil
Russia? Are our troops and mousy to be again directedi
towards kortegal? is Irelaild to remain in a state ol
siva witoyndewlMit atssserss act to. take.io peewee

' the public peace there? Such are.natur ally the points
on which a great anxiety prevlails, and on which
• !sties; and reports are as !farina, as the
solicitude usually /kernel.' •
-4f the Ensirror of Russia has, amerted, broken
his faith to Great dritain and France—if he has assumed
the character of a belligerent by sea contrary to the
express stipulations made before the Contest hf the last
mentioned Powers were given to the separate war that
is now waging with Turkey—there remains no akerna-
, tine far us, but to resist to the utmost so dangerous a
violation of compact. The French Government wilt
not suffer it, they have troops enough in the Alorea, and
shipsenough in the Mediterranean, to controul with some
effect the Euratton's movements; and- if differences
have arisen between France and Russia. there are
feelings anil r:collections alive in the veterans of both
armies, that would excite no regret at the reFetition, in
a milder region and under more equal circurnstances,
of the c ampaign of 1812. We deprecate the very thought
of our being again at war in any part of Europe, but
we stated the other day why it
.was oar interest and
policy to support France at all events, and to cement
as closely as possible the union that now happily pre-
vails between us. We shall allude to the other points
hereafter; but the promediegs in the East are infinitely
more threatening than any thing that Portugal may
give rise tu. Our Government arc fu.ly aware of the
responsibility that now attaches to their measures, and'
we trust their resolutions will be formed with the firm-
nes: and decision %%bids the character • cf the. Duke of
Wat.t.occron leads Europe to expect. 1

The Paris Papers received last night contain croft's.-
thee accounts of the operations of the Russian army
before Schein)* and Varna. In the Gazette de France
there is news from Bucharest to the Bth ult. which
entirrly differs from former acccounts . with respect
to the state of the Russians in Wallachia. General
GEISMAit is said oot only to be so woos as to be'
able to keep the garrison of Widdin in check, but even
to resume offensive operations. The nstmber of troops
pouring into the principalities is so great that, should
the badness of the season compel a suspension of
hosti-
lities,• which is said to be doubtful, the return of Spring►.
will -)iisplay to Europe such a mass of forces as have
'never. been witnessed before, and the Turks will be com-
pelled to submit to all that the Euelana requites.
The same Paper affirms that Don AltG-un. is most
anr;ous to maul tes iiiece, and that any Obstacles to
the marriage " which have lately arisen will, no
doubt, be removed by the intervention of the Sri•
tish Government, and that the sole object of Lord I
SRANGfORD'i mission to Rio Janeiro is the removal of
those obstacles, and the reconciliation of the two bro•

thers. The Constitatioisael asstrts, on the contrary,
hat Wooer. has applied to the Pore for a dispensation
troth his betrothasent to the youog Pt iliCebir

Extrocc of a private letter, posted at the North and
South American Coffeehouse:

_
44 001110IMAS, ACC UST i.
• •4 We learn Vat duettist, of peace between the Guatemalans
aad San Sdlearkebse bas bets beaten d, and the war has saris
commenced. The easbeadhog partici we repotted to be more
rimmed to eackether:"

Now South Wales Papers to the 25cl May have also
been receiTed at the above Coffee-same :
•
iYDNgY.MARKETS, May U.
•
'l'l;apeyras ea mama demand fur maize stasis etardittes "Aar.
ail tlescriptisa of grata rue about la per bushel. Wheat IS
eiatebtainleg higher rites. Visor some lihely so *dime& b* me
prise d Wheat Ps. Eec bushel; Mantels. lid. •Fine 4imir es&
percept.
bisemestassailiaitheesatisaal saw* if ism% haste lasts
are gattiagsitiarer.
The Csaescantst hive as ibpassilsrisagis ig the Theratits.
deft aids° ism hewn! ineates hid arisen ship; the member
id the Prienmere Bora& sae estheeei ht AM Ale while stt which
meta the atavism= raf esteem. A gent deli el tale has
Lines in Amis. • •

Tof ems o'Ccocc.

Up to the pram pooloillittbe or oath* II doing In the Costa
'market. Comb VONA Ws morning at MI for the Account.
went dews so oil I, sod at roam asay be quoted at MI, l-
temately haven sad sellers.
The Match eteitea•biat has arrived, Met k is .sly one day later
dm she pastas arcemots, and brine se stews.
The liashersk strans-oessel is obi doe ep to the present hoar.
Siocapoce ?specs are reeeiwed to the it of May ; but their
estatests are• unitopertsen.
La die Foreiss anatitet scare* a harpist is doing, sad prices
ace stosiall.

CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

The gria!te ktiera tocetaad hoot Lisboa, by the Mail thb
asorning,lssis4 amounts that DSO him= Jos been fired at by one
al kis °Sears ; bat the pistol ads sts4 Vat, aad the Ofseer was
alltaiely arrested.

The Coma statism, Is tee earlier pant of the naming, was very
berry, sod Camas were slime at £ij for the Account, owlet to
&ripest (hat time lissimesits were (slag to Ireland, tad that
armodaers had seders to bens adinesch it said that twelve has.
dyad of the Guards embalmed this moraine fcr the same desti.
natiom—Asomber sepal. unser diet the doom, that It was eiery
asuman Cspocied at floyd's that a caussualcatisa would be
made try Government is retard to the blockade of the Mat-
adi's by the iloselant, anniened by the Braids Government, pro.
dared a te.actim in the sorbet, tad caused Consols to g up to
mil far the Acamost, at whith price they remain at pressat.

We eau .state upon the vet y best authority, that the
&kink Gersernawat time asseired so ofiklal capitulation of the
repent that the iteseint lest has attempted the Works& of the
13andartelite. All that they know ea the athlete is derived
Erma the tapeesentatioas of the fbniatt Aldhaesadar. Prince
Leaver lam hem authorised to Mulatto to his Magnet's
filitelears the ismattions welch his .Master the Surgeon has
issued s. God Ysysota. amady, that he is compelled, in
following op his plan of boaiities realest the Ottoman Porte.
to place under a aged. blockade the entraace to the Straits of
the Dardanelles. Ibis resolution en tke part of NOCNOL4II the
Prince ha communicated t. our Goveraeseet. The matoutoica.
Lion bat boa laid bdenrs and, of comae, dismasedby, the Cabinet,
and we understand the Duke of Wataansmnee reply to the dm.
autoication has bees as prompt, decided, mad elfin:it, as the im-
portance of the weaning seepsited. His Grace has distinctly and
anopilvecally laminated so the representative of lintels, that he
would coasider stick as ad of hositikty la the biediterranan by
the Simian lest as an bilsaesion at tbe solemn ascaeaseet entered
ilit4 between the Courts of Rasa sad iiagland—en agreement
whkh the if,thig. of 411444a1b mrpresested us his Pediment as

hawing been wee:hada between the two Powers, esti whisk Me
theerTenerf for Foreign Araks toga "fen 244WWeenlik.
VOW beneliciabielier answeerce in the aiept. armee, we
are Informed. has further eased; shut ifefeelk !docks& bp perebred
in,"eintraty e. the epirk•and Sewer o[:4l* siirosjoiw,le wip re,t
ie ids duty to robe k bV ill chemises.* libipower.—New noes.

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