Star.
London, England, 1813-07-06 00:00:00

MALTA MAIL.

GIBRALTAR, JUNI 15.
ty the Malta packet just come in, we have received
in g satisfactory intelligence, which we lose
time in placing before the public :

(CIRCULAR )
" LA VALIKTTA, MAT 10.
812.-1 n transmitting to your Excellency the accompanying
Proclamations and Bulletins, I make you acquainted with
imstanees attending the appearance of a very alarming
which &hewed itself in a family In this city on the Sd
marked by symptoms that were either actually pestilen-
, at least, strongly indicative of the plague.
were almost unnecessary to assure you, that on an oc-
' -co dangerous and distressing, every precaution which
nee, virlance, and activity of a wetPinfur tried and in-
.ole Board of Health (assisted by the Police and Medical
ty in general) could devise or suggest, was instantly adopted
ranks througncut he island, every individual co-operating
utmost in an object of such universal concern ; and I have
=fit satisfactiun of adding, that there appears every rea-
t.ope, that the matady having been discovered in its very
. appearance, has been arrested in its progress.
In the mean time, no relaxation of the proper precautions
be permitted, and I shad make it my care to make you regu-
, 'wormed ot the state of the public health, until the danger
an end; trusting, under PROVIDENCE, that I may shortly
to acquaint you of these islands being again declared free
the suspicion of so dreadful a calamity. I have the honour
&c. " H. Ganes.
A Excellency Lieutenant-General Campbell,
Lieutenant-Governor ot Gibraltar."
MALTA, MAY 12.

*The packet has been further detained to this day, a
having been issued, informing the pub-
that no other circumstance indicative of the
:tie had been discovered by the Medical Board,
are examining all the houses in the city to ascer-
the facts. I have ventured into the town to give
this pleasing• intelligence. The vessels resume
• work to-morrow, and the embargo on the ship-
has been taken off.
examining the houses of many foreigners here,
,usiderahle quantity of secreted arms and ammu-
.)n has bern discovered, which has caused almost
much alarm as had been occasioned by the report
the plagtr!.. A plan has also come to light, under
ich the French prisoners here were to be supplied
arms, which rww of course will be prevented.

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