The National Register.
London, England, 1814-09-25 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL THiTri€TEn..

615,

By the way of France we received on Friday letters from
Gibraltar to the Qd inst. and the following is an extract from
one of them. with very painful intelligence :...-
GIRRAI-TAR, SEPT. I.—" I am very ~,ray to inform you that the
di,order here, insteod of hying removed, as the public accounts state,
has re-appeared under vely unpleasant ti:eumtanees. Not tht
least doubt of tire exisience of the malignant, fever being entertained
all the mnal precautions m.hiek had bean abandoned are again re-
sorted to, to lessen as much as passible the diffusion of the malady.
It is eeitic consolatioy, that contagion+ etreet will be very much li-
mitted by previous alarm, which occaaioned the departure of almost
all those who Iraq not bo"ore been visited with this disease.

" As it afferts trading interelli:Ae, you may assume that bushels
will be itn•iiintled fr.r tw•: inont,s at least, and perhaps the safer
proceeding «iii he to consider the whole sear as lost to commercial
adventure."

We have also a statement of the progress of the diso:der
from the Medical Reports, which was as follows :
On the 28th of August five or six new cases were discovered.
On the 29th and 50th there were four deaths, and six or
seven new cases. On the 31st one death, and three new
cases. The statement of the condition of the malady on the
Ist September bad nut been published.
Through the same channel we have advises from Malta, to
the 21st ult, when the perfect health of the Island is acknow.
'edged, and of the little neighbouring dependencies. The
Government of General Maitland is highly approved, and
the me: chants frnta Italy and Greece were again resorting to
Nialta to supply from their depot the several markets; but A-
wl!l be long before it acquires any semblance of its former
prosperity.
Paris Papers arrived on Wednesday to the 18th instant.
Tallayrand lcft Paris for Vienna on the 141). During his
absence M. Jancourt is to letNe the direction of the Foreign
Department. Count Alexis Noailles is appointed Amba,sador
Extraordinary from France to Austria.—The Queen of the
Two Sicilies, consort of Ferdinand IV. expired suddenly at
Vienna on the 9th inst. She was sister to the late Queen of
France. She was a woman of an active mind, with a strong
turn for political intrigue. From the French papers terming
her Queen of tho Two Sicilies, it would appear the Fiend
Court do not acknowledge Murat's title to the Crown of Na-
ples.—There appeals to be great eagerness in Ftance to
plunge into colonial speculations, though they should be
accompanied with all the atrocities of the African slave trade.
The merchants and planters flatter themselves that they will
easily obtain possession of San Domingo. hi the Ch:imber
of Depnties, on the 16th, General Desfourneaux made a le-
port on petitions presented from persons calling themselves
proprietors of that ished ; the report recommended an ad-
dress to the King, requesting hi to send land and sea forces
to reconquer that island, and to provide laws for its civil
:;over nmcnt. This report was agreed to, ordered to be
printed, and referted to the Committees.—A paragraph,
dated from Augsburgh, states that the King of Saxony has
renounced his claims to Saxony in favour of Prince Antony,
his brother, who is an uncle by. marriage to the Emperor of
Aus:l lit, and who is at present at Vienna. I f true, this is un-
doubtra!y a stumbling block in the way of Prussia, which
may create considerable embarrassment.—A story is men-
tioned in the Paris papers of Buonapart.- haying been carried
off from Elba by the Englith, and conveyed to Malta. The
carne report has been current in various parts of the Con-

ti nen t.
Brussels Papers reached town on Friday night to the 20th
Instant. They mention a report that the lonian Islands are
to be given to the Order of Malta, and speak with some in-
dignation of the attempts made in the Ft euch Paper: to excite
jealousies and distrusts f n Cermau:'.

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