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London, England, 1825-05-20 00:00:00

DITERRANZAN ON SHIPS COMING FROM ENGLAND,

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Extract of a Letter from the Agents to Lloyd's, at Leghorn,
dated the 7th of May :

44 We hasten to inform you that our Board of Health have been
deliberating on the propriety of putting all vessels from Great
Britain under quarantine, in consequence of what is by them consi-
dered a dangerous change on your side, in reducing the time for.
merly filed for surveillance. The time is not yet prescribed ; nor,
indeed, will anything be decided on till further orders from the
Court at Florence. It is proposed that all the goods should be
deposited at the Lazuetto for a stipulated time, for purification.—
This information we had from the Secretary. No official notice has
yet been sent to the British Consul; but such a measure being in
contemplation, we think it as well to notice it, as some regulation
has been already adopted at Genoa. When we hear anything fur-
ther we shall advise you of it." _ _

tards honoured with
to partake of a cold

les-
Coun.

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Last night the Bill for making an alteration in the Extract of aktterfrom the Agents to Lloyd's at Genoa, dated noticeu en me gIVIIIII.I ILIC Col/ IVA %.•11C111.
numerous spectators we
CART, Sir WILLOW:MST Goanox
Quarantine Laws, passed through a Committer of the May 9 :—" This Board of Health has ordered that all ships coming e...
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67,..111R5ET, Sir . VIVIAN, Sir ELord LTNIDOCH, Lord EDWARD
DWARD Kzeassow, the Hun. Col.
House of Commons, and is ordered to be read a third from England with suspected goods, not being the produce fMe POSSOMBY Sir 111mut KERR, Lords ROBERT and CHARLES MAN-
I Lewd, shall by 15 days in quarantine, to id
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commence the day of ar. seas, Lor d . ..d . , . RATES, Lord Georrumit,
time this day. Although we strongly deprecate legis- and many other nguihhe individuals.
rival in port, and to land their cargoes in the Lazaretto; to examine
lacing on theory on a subject of such serious import. The Officers of the Regiment were afterwards honoured with
the packages, and verify •if they contain any goods of tbe produce the presence of several Ladies and Gentlemen to partake of a cold
ante as the plague, yet it is due to the advocates of the of the Lee
ant. Should any such goods be found amongst the collation, prepared for them at the Mess-rams.
xcelle
. Bill to state that it has been misunderstood. It is not
cargo, then both ship and cargo will be subjected to such Quaran-
The Duke of YORK appeared in excellent health.
a Bill to declare the plague non-contagious, nor would tine Laws, as the regulations prescribe, against all deviations front
is 35 days to 40, and the cargo to be expue. yesterday Sir CHARLES LONG had an audience of
an Act of Parliament change its character ; the object the Levant (which
gated); but should no such goods b found to exist on board, after-
his Alarestr.
of the measure is to free commerce from what are con- gat Ye,terday the Princess A yousrA visited the Duchess
visiting the packages, they will not be liable to be expiarged, and nf rhouessrsa.
Prince Lcopou, left town on Wednesday evening,
'kilned unnecessary restrictions and precautions, so that will only be subjected to 15 days' quarantine, the ORME 26 the ships
'‘'' even admitting the doctrines of contagion. there still which Decree is to last until new depositions are taken...
(or Claremont.
...--..m05.-- The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER left town ves-
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afternoon, for East Coombe, the beautiful seat of the Coun.
.
I would remain sufficient guarantee's against its introdtx-
Sion into this country. We have received Frankfort and ether German Pa- terday
iteas of lluemstsamstnax.
Strong as the evidence of somepersons may be as uers to the 4th instant. The Ayr:burgh unzette of the %I
i . 0 ...r. Secret:lly CANNING has a
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; , to the non-contagious character of tte plague, we ate, 10.11 has an at title from Trieste, confirming the defeat on Monday next, at Gloucester Lodge. grand Dinner party
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