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lONIAN ISLANDS.

PROCLAMATION,
Osi thu part of Sir T. Maitland, /se. llst.
The miseipk of perfect neutrality declared In the pro-
clamation of the Faerative Goversinseot of this State, un.
des date of the 7th of June last. maintained in subsequent
ploelaniations, add afterwards peremptorily established nu
the 13th of Argent, as a proper legislative regulation, has
lace. NIX-Wit 1.144 A 4.'1°1'84 . Wm* A•illaYielkelSovcs
nips Proleirthe; Cat Ma illaiesty has mu expressly re-
commended is th NOM decided mouser to the Givers-
client of Ilse loofas Wards, that this said pripcipk,

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Ibis peewit.' hlate einnsneSinenball•emitinse is the peels
of 'Greene sod Epirus ailtioinjug it thews metes; where/ore
the Lord H ijllcnowelbeionee. hosvite-Commionadee of Hoe
Awes 'lt 'the Mediterranean. rent/wed. tom his Sonneitte
special lust restioes te lobe Sloe now enamel le seems** 1111s4Irart: 'll/ Xatallatra7a lillierefore, cannier, it peepers with
he 'waist bettor Frresident of the Senate, to awake kuuous those
facia Avec"! i mod the awns use se such
"oldie Wee Men j• rendered partieslorly orneessey, to eon-
onlineea of its hettiog etalseloaately hipprocrd that, iesived
of an eellie obedience to the lenient eumanneil is the variant
jesielailatesont above aseettoonl, roses bare ocrestrred is which
the mailed isseirality of the %sins Govensmeat low ,not only
bees visdakeo, bat eves every recognised principle or She
trios of eitNirs sad legiiimate government has hoes broken,
*much ealmostr after vendee poblie trusiessillny uncertain,
Walt 4,71111 et (were iiinsiker acts to be perassited) on. the
tapir" olliser•ble speculator or deeperste 'demise's.
wyellgje.Z reissue oetueresees vehicle have resulted from
talks tailabandoseneat of every legilietale .and recognised
priliviple. his Eaceltency abotaius twin dwelling on the in-
famous conduct of those Who, removed from their own
reatitre.esne the audacity aril impudence, publicly to as-
sem. t titles of Generals of the Forces of Cephalonia
aoll Zoete, acting user tlw order, of an naknowei 'deco-
tertts or a &Mall delaeltannse. He will not niter into soy de-
tente respecting theseabips which, loader the corer of I be lonian
ilag, *ad, trotted to other orsoels, formed themselves in line
of batik before she Asete a Lepanto. An little will he speak
td itti es/o,lov of those impeudost oxtail/erg of religion,
who. in cootraveotion of use pore prior:olm of that Gospel
which itseolcales universe' charity and benevolence, on this
oreaolos pet sip, outlet theirery.itof the Government, yob-
lie prayer/ for the destructiilo4f Use Ottoman Power, Shoo
wiekedly 'etoploying the 'vice of rrligiuu to inflame a fatal
withosiaims already of itself too exteastv(.
"• His Excellency does not think it necessary to say any
thong sine/ en these acts, as the proper remedy is resorted
to, measures bettor already. adopted for applying to the
Aimee which have revu!ted from such conduct their wett-
est/riled puoishoient. list his Excellency cannot fur • ma-
Meat overlook the twit conduct, sow regularly brusight
under hi. posit+. of certain individnals„ mauves of Para%
who, forgetful of the be-tickle reeeivcd from the louito
yronment, sliwegardiog the option grouted to them of be-
coming loots. subjects (the advantage of which they, how-
ever. eeloosite), despising every sentiment which might
wits thesis is obedience to • Goverumeat under which Hwy.
enjoy proptectioe, Mind banseressing their relative duties,
lw,, according to their oleo declarations and coisfesitiois,
proceeded melted from there nilassils, in noinners more or hum
considerable, for the marlifes purpose of *necking the ()l-
ivens,* forte.. or of ottemptine the taking of Parga. Hay.
log completely failed in this enterprise, they venture to ee-
-1 ino here, and demand to be screwed as s.ibjects, after the
••alatiun 'of all those fundantesital principles of goveromeut
which public security depends.
" But, as the raid Pin gsniotes have not thought it to pro.
et by the femur which the loots. Government generously
ensued then. lenitive to the right of citizenship in this state,
they moot iiernmerily be considered as foreigners. roll.
o',lstritor, then, the effects *Web would inevitobly result from
sloth criminal acts to pass with impunity, his Ex-
cellency the* Lord High Commissioner thinks fit, with the
advice of his Highness the President and the Stour, to pro.
claim And order as follows:
" I. Thai soch natives of Perri as have takes' part in this
f meant violation of the lane common to every civilized
(vestry, and of She authority of the Giveronent wilder
whirl. they hoe, shall nut be rectified io nay of the Chatted
lonian States.

•• 4. That they shall be allowed the period of ten days,
rum the date of the publication of the present order, to re-
mum, their families mud their property in case they wish so
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.41. That if any of them attempt to return to these Wands,
or shall be found therein, snub person or persons shall be
held to sohiert to those penalties which the laws prescribe
simnila► cartes.

" ey commend of hie Excellency,
"'FREDERICK HANKY,
Secretory of t►e Lord High COlUMiiiiooll'.
" arfu, October 9."

FORAIGN INTALLIGA NC'E.

DUTCH MAIL.

NOVFIIIIRR 7.
The Anstrian troops io Bohemia and Moravia,
that vette 'toter marching orders, are ....t to pro-
cevil to Hungary, as wit. some time since stated,
but-they are tu remain to their gnri.ons till further
4 Meng. It is now known that the measures lately
taiten by the Austrian Government against . the
Greek*, oho butte participated in the events of
wnich serval of the Turkish pr..vinces have hers'
✓od still are the theotrw. W•ft required by the Porte,
✓od that a note from the Divan was delivered by the
Keis Effendi to the Austrian interuuncio at Con.
suintinople; in which note a complaint is made that
. refuge is given in the Austrian territory to the
Greek insurgents. However no retrospective effect
no to be give.. to this measure. Nor shall there be
any extradition. With respect to Prince Alexander
Ypsilanti. it will depend upon Russia to accelerate
ha liberation. the Prince having been in the ser-
vice of that Power. Hitherto the Court of St.
Petersburg,. has not required him to he given up.
arid probably will not do so if war does not break
uut between ftessiajnd the Porte, because be as
struck out of Use list of the Russian avnty.
LEClliusw, NoessattEß 2.
[EXTRACT or A LETTER.]

The meeting of the Greek and Turki.ll fleets took
place oil the lath of October, off the island of
Z tote : the inhabitants of the island were assembled
oil the shove. The advantage appearing to he on
the of the Greeks, as the Turkish flag was
airsick to saute of the ships and the 'banner of the
Cie.% foneirti its its stead, caused them to express
their joy .14, loud acclamations and clapping of
Intuits. The English perceiving this, gave orders for
thepgutis of the fortrevl to fire on the Greek
hitt whine they were engaged sin this, the i.ihsbi-
tauia resulted, mod the English were obliged to
theussielvea op iu the rustle.
Troops have since arrived from Corfu, under the
command of General Adam, and we expect with
itupatteuce the further particulars.
MANBURUM, NOVEMBER 19.
Ilf the latest OCCOMItS from Si. PcterSl)l4l%ll, we
tenth. that trade any very dull, and that the ex-
huge hod I.lleit a little. The 'citrus elude we
Lem received 1.,0ns that city, are however Wirer of
a psei than of a warlike complexion.
. .; MAUVE, NOVEMBER 14.
The First Chamber has adopted the project of law
• jawed by ilia &cued Chamber respecting the coo•