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T'Ae yellow fever is prevailing 10 a considerable extent in New O leans and Mobile. 9'he board of health for New Orleans for the week ending 2i isl Jrly, gives 47 deaths, and continues.

 It having been vel! established by the observation of the physicians of the ely, thut the seIew fever is now pre- vailng Ia nearly every part of i,, and furher appearing by the reports of the medical men of the public and private hospitals, and of lhe cemeteries, that the cases of the dieease have been numer- ous dnri's riie past week. and forty :. seven thereof falal---i: becomes the du v of this board 10 apprse the pualic. and particularly the unacclImaed, tha, we are on the eve Of an epidemic, that the latter may prepare to absent them selves in lime, and avoid such exposure and impl ndence as may increase their susceptibility tn the disease"