FoHNHGW NEWS.

Extract of letter from an American gentleman. dated


Gibraltar, l4th September 1923.
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6 The fever has increased rapidly, is pervadng
all parts Of the town, and has became very fatal.
Ab,ut 5000 Of the poorer inhabitants and 1900
troops have been sent out Of the town. to encamp-
ment on the neutral ground. and another regiment is
to go as soon a, arrangements can be made. Nearly
all the better class of inhabitants have fed. The
alarm is appalling The Spaniarl. have placed a
cordna round the bav and the neutral ground,
which it is certain death to attempt to evadc to
break. They allow communication whatever.
and all the port. in the neishborhool cosed-no
vessel from this place being allowed to enter, even
to speak, or obtain provisions or water. The only
refuge is on ship.board in the bay, &c. &C."