Star.
London, England, 1816-07-11 00:00:00

lONLIN ISLES.

Extracts from the lonian Gafr.ritet of the 17th of
February and Ithi ut blarch. 1816, published at
Corfu

PROCLAMATION,

SY ORDER OF Ills k ICELLENCY ULU FENANI-GCNZIAL

asalestae, Etc
From the two laten Repoits, da,ed 7th and Sth Instant, this
Government, together with the Committee at Public Health,
have further reason to announce to the public their well-grounded
hopes fur being 'Ter./4 lih.rated from the plague, always con-
fined to the district of Liftmes alone. The Executive Govern.
went do but justice to 1. 1). Tully, luspcctor of Health, when
they thus publicly expiva their highest satisfaction at his indela-
tigable and well-directed etc.-riot's, which have chiefly tended to
the destruction of this await scourge of mankind. In the city,
and every part of the bland out of the cordon, them reigns per-
fect health.

The above to be printed in the Greek and Italian languages,
for the information of all.
Head quarters, Corfu, February 11, 1816.
(Signed) 1. CastenaLt., Lieut.• Gen.
STATE OF TUE PLAGUE ►ROM TILE 220 MARCH INCLUSIVE:
Died, trove the first manifestation of the disease, till 22d
March
Now infected
Now suspected

357
91
431

The pi.blic will be satisfied when they ere informed, that
although it appear; 91 are infected, Su of them are in a cotivales-
cent state, and out of danger ; also, that out of the 431 suspected,
:119 are almost entirely tree from any kind of suspicion, and
ready to begin their quarantine; 131 are slightly suspected, and
only 81 stronAly to. It is no less gratifying to assure them, that
experience has hitherto proved how completely the cordon has
answered the purpose intended, since, amongst all the villages'
out of it (which are stric:ly watched and guarded), there has not
occurred the least suspicion of contagion : and lastly, it is still
more pleasing to know that there is now every appearance of a
happy though possibly tedious termination of this dreadful will-
owy. By order of hie Excellency,
Signed) • WILLIAM Msesit, Public Secretary.
PROCLAMATION BY SIR. THOMAS MAITLAND.
Among the various and high duties intrusted to the adntinise
tration ot his Excellency by,Lis gracious Sovereign, there is none
more important in itself than the conservation of all the rights, •
privileges, and prerogatives, of the dominant and ot the tolerated
religion.
It has been, and always will be, a fixed maxim of the policy of
Great Britain, and au invariable principle of its conduct, both
with regard to those countries that may be under its inuuedia:e
sovereignty, and those that may be under its exclusive protection;
to guarantee and maintain the various religious establishments,
as being essentially eoimected with the vital principles of good
government, morals, and haipitiess. . •
His Excellency, impressed with this toith, and having ob.
served with regret that the iresich, with that. impious indifference'
which distinguished their revolutionary career, now happily
ended, forcibly took away many of the sacred places of public
worship in this city, and converted them to.military and other
uses : and his Exceliency having understood, trom a Report made
to him three days ago by. the high Police, whose constant asst.
deity merits his highest praise:, the: some racers of that depart-
ment, led by their extreme seal, had entered a church of the do•
minant religion iu pursuit of a person suspected of a high offence, •
and that Mt express general rule exists tau that subject, Ids k.xcele
lency therefore directs as follows :
.1 hat every place of public worship shall be completely'
evacuated, and tiven up to the respectable Head of the respective
religion to which it belonged.
• Yd, That no soldier, officer ef police, or other individual what.
tooter, shall on any account dare or pretend to pursue any per-
son, ot whatever offence suspected, into the sanctuary or interior
of any church, but shall confute himself to placing around the
Church such sentinel: as may be necessary to prevent the escape
of the suspected person, at the same time giving an account
thereof to the Governor, who will take the utces,ary steps for
placiug this person in the bands of justice, by the intervention of
the Head of that religion to whom the church belongs. •
'This present shall be printed in Greek and Italian, and pub-
pshaeitiacfeo,reuonrifvue,rsalmarblormait), By. omrdieir.
Ms of
Ehli.sztx,cpeui lbeu necys.ea.

Among the Parisian Beller of fashion, garlands of
flowers, forming a diadem, have of late heen corn.
posed of roses, half green, mixed with white. The
other half display natural rose colour. instead of
cutting the rim of the hat short behind, it is fre-
quently turned up. The rim is seldom without trim-
ming of blond, or plaited ribbon.

FRILL CII PAPERS.

PARIS, JULY 7.

The Duke d'Angoukme, who quitted Paris the
4th, St ten in •the evening, slept on the night between
the sth and 6:1) at Auxerre, at the house of the Count
de Goynn, the Prefect.
The Ex:Gencral Bnnna;re was transferred yester-
day from the priion of l'Abbaye, to that of Saint
PrlAgie.
The King has granted the title of Marechal•de•
Camp to the Chevalier de Ikuriot, the Vendean
General.

The Court of CAssation will be occupied next
Thursday with the a vitt al of the Authors and Distil.
but ors of Naito Tricelore.

The following staterrstnt is given of the number of
demands for the decoration of the Royal Order of the
Legi n of Honour, up to the Ist of July the
Crand Chancellerie 11,000, at the Ministry of the
It.urior 10,000, at that of War of 15,000, at.that of
Justice 6000, at that of the Marine 6000, Audit that
of Finance 6:mo—Total 54,000. _ _ _

The King will to-morrow review the twelve
of the N:tional Guards of "%iris, on the Boulevard
la Madelaine.

Same Carthusian', who have survived the revolu•
tion, have recently re-uncred the Grande Chartreuse,
near Grenoble.

Mail English of distinction continue to arrive at
Paris. Among the last were the Marquis of Lana.
down, Lord Berwick, M. M. Windham, Seymour.,
&e. Several of them have taken apartments in Paris,
and country houses for the fibe season, and many
proceed to Switzerland.

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