Star.
London, England, 1814-03-29 00:00:00

MALTA AND CIER4LT4R MAUL.

A Mail &An gtialta and Gibraltar arrived tlag
morning. The iatelligence bought by it is rather
important. The alarming contagion prevalent at
both places has now ceas•tel its rare fees. The bat.e's
of a Treaty of Peace between Nltlitivr as King of
Kyles, and Lord W. Ilk:NriNcx A:i Plenipotentiary
en the part of Great Brita;n, ate agreed upon. We
subjoin the preliminary stipulations. The Sp finish
Ripers which we have received by the above oppor.

tuniv; are devoid of interest. Report stated Kng,
FtatpiNANl,'s arrival on the Spanish frortier, bit this
is doubted by the Cortes. YreparAtions are nuking
for his reception.

" MALTA, DEC. 27, IRIS.
" Srrt—l have rntch satisfaction in acquaintint
you, that the public health in this island continues to
wear the most fr.ve4rable appearance: Since the
Proclamation which 1 on the 4th inst. and
which I had the honour to enclose you in my letter of
the .sth, nothing untoward has occurred, and we
have now completed our first twenty days of cli.ati
quarantine. There is, however, one village in the
country where the disease still lingers in a trifling de-
gree ; hut it is now walled round by a double wall,
and surrounded with a cordon of troops : in fact it is
treated in every respect as a Lazare'to, and we
have no fear whatever of its infecting any other pate
of the island.---I have the honour to he, Sir,
" Your most obedient hu:nble servant, •
" T. ItIAITLANti.,
" To his Excelieney Lieut.sCen. Campbell."
" C.:II3RAI.TAR, MARCH t.
" The Malta packet came in on Wednesday, id
90 days : when she left the island things remained
in the state described by General Maitland, in the
letter we gave on Saturday last.
[On the E'r7th January a Proclamation was issued
by General Maitland, at Malta, stating that the ge-
neral quarantine would cease on the 29th, which
day he ordered to be set apart as a day of solenut
prayer and thanksgiving to ALMIGHTY Con.]
" CADIZ, FEBRUARY 26.
" On the 3d instant,was signed in Naples, between
the Plenipotentiaries, W. C. Bentinck, Commander-
in-Chief of the British Forces in the Mediterranean,
and the Duke de Galls, Minister for Foreign Affairs
to ‘iie 7 the following Convention :
Pi. 7113 this day hostilities shall cease both by sea and
land, betwt:::7 E-glith Neapolitan forccs, which are in
the Islands of the l',:e.'.iter!a'lear: lnd Adriatic, or any other
forces whatever under the command ct ;:.nglisli Commanders.
" Art. 2. During the Arm.sicP, there ,hall be between Great
Britain, and the Kingdom of Naples, aid mentioned in
the preceding Article, a free trade, in articles not prohibited,
subject to the regulations established by the respective Governors,
or those which Lave been previously estart.hed.
‘• At t. 3. I. from any cau.e the Armistice should cease, bowl•
lilies shall not recommence till three moozhs after it, being de-
nounced by ene of the two parties.

" Art. 4. 1 there shall be immediately concluded a Mili.ary
Convention between the General or Superior Officers of the
Austrian, English, and Neapoli•an Armies, to establish a plan
of °pervious, accorling to which the reApeutive troops united lu
the same cause shall act in Ita:y."

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 26.

Arrived a sloop of war, name not known. Sailed
the Princess Charlotte packet, with a mail for Pas.

SagC9.

Eight (}'Clock, P. M.—Since writing the above,
the Eliza packet, Captain STEVENS, has arrived from
Lisbon ; she sailed from hence the 27th ult. with a
mail for Lisbon, and another for the Brazils; after
she lit this harbour, she experienced a very heavy
gale, in which she sprung a leak, and was obliged to
throw her guns overboard. She has now put back
to test, leaving the Brazil mail at Lisbon. Before
she left that port, the Duke of Montrose packet and
the PRIMROSE sloop of war, had art ived. The night
before they went into Lisbon they fell in with each
other, and mistaking signals, had an action, in which
the packet had one man killed and five wounded, and
the PRIMItsX,E 16 men killed and wounded.