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refolved itrelf into a Committee, to confider the ads relative to the importation of French Wines. Mr. VANIITTIIIIT moved the following Refolu eion" That it is expedient to-permit the impor tation of French Wines in bottles or Balks, purfu ant to an ad of the 27th of his prefent Majefty." At the fame time he obferved that there wines could not be obtained in the firft inftance except from France ; and if they did not come diredly from that country, they mutt be Cent in a circui tuos manner, that confiderably raifed their price. They generally came thro u gh Guernfey and Jer fc y. The objed of the prefent motion was to pre vent that inconvenience. The motion was agreed to, and the report ordered to be received to morrow. axcasoarsa att.ss Mr. VAMISITTART moved for leave to bring in a Bill to ainhorife theCommiffioners of the Treafury to iffue Exchequer Bills on the credit of fuch aid or fupplies as have been, or !hall be voted by Par li tment for the fervice of the year 1802.—Leave given. Mr. T“ossurom ailed, if they were to be raifed on the credit of the late loan ; or if they were to be diflina from the Loan? Mr• VANSITTART replied they were to be diftina. *Adjourned. I.UNDON. THURSDAY, APRIL a 2. TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 Per C. Con. much 7 6 4—for May account. 77t Roducal 76 751-4 FR Cat. pig= 5 per Can. sob— OW 5 pet Cent. 505 him 34 PRICK Of STOCKS TISTIRDAY i bank Stock 1961 1931 Long Ann. all 13-16 3 per Ct. Red. 764 ; 611 Short Ann. 5 3461 3 per Ct. Conf. 77 India Stock 30 4 per Cent- 94,f , Enke+ Bilis. 71. to os. prem. pa C.A. toss lost Oninitun 4 prem. S per C. Attu 1737 to6l 10 6 1 Conf. for May arx. 771 78 Mr. hamar, whole arrival with the Ratifica• tion of the Definitive Treaty of Peace on the part of France we announced yefierday, came in thirty nine hours from Paris. The Ratifications were exchanged on Monday morning, and Mr. PIER• PONT fet off at eleven o'clock the fame morning. Some furprize was occafioned in the City yef terday on finding that the arrival of the Ratifica- , tion had not been announced by an official letter to the LORD MAYOR. Such a notification, however, or any Gazette on the occafion, would have been improper before the arrival of the Spanith and Dutch ratification, which are not expeetal before mamma. A letter from Paris given in a Morning Paper of this day, and which we have laid before our Readers in another column, rays, our Miniffers fent only one ratified copy of the Definitive Treaty ;nand of three, the number neceffary to be ex changed with the different Powers, and aferibes the delay of the Spani(h and Dutch ratification to this eircumftance. We can only fay this is by no means likely. Betides we daily witnefs fo many and fo ltrange letters publilhed, as from Paris, which often furnifh internal evidence or their hav ing been manufaaured in London, that we are very fceptical I It has been (fated in tome of the Pipers that the Dutch perfiit in demanding indemnity for the de tention and confifeation of their Eall Indiamen at the commencement of the war with Holland.— Such an affertion betrays great ignorance. The Eatavian Ratification was decreed on the 16th in the Dutch Leginatnre. If the Spanith and Dutch Ratifications arrive to-morrow, as is expeded, the Proclamation of Peace is intended to take place on Monday. Yeßerday at noon the Kiwo came to town from Windfor, and held a Levee at St. James's Palace, which was attended by their Excellencies the French, American, Bavarian, Neapolitan, 2nd Sar dinian Minifters ; the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires; the Archbilhop of Yoe K t the CamicaLLoa of the Excusvzs, and the following Noblemen and Gentlemen : Dukes—Port/ aod and Atha/. Marquiffea—Salifbary and Winchetter. Earts—.Moin, Stamford, Weitmorcland, St. Vincent, Win cbelfea, and Morton. Lords—Wallinghatn, Ellenborough, Arden. Hawke awry, Coleraine, Binning, Alvanley, Begot and Napier. Admirals—Gambier, Sir C. Pole, Sir S. Duckworth, Sir A. Mitchell, and Graves. Dilops of London, Bath and Well, Norwich, Ciloueeiter, and Chiebefter. Generals—Liller, Ralnsford, Leland. and Monroe. Colonels—Grofvenor, Wilton, Maxims, and Hewgil. Nrs—W. Cockburn F. Eaton, W. Skaington, W. Wary, M. W. Ridley. C. Penn, W. Pura, J. Crawford, 8. Comet, T. Heard, W. Cockburn, C. Kett. and H. Nagel. Mein. Hammond, Barters, D. Onivence, Peon, Meisel, Metcalfe, Metbuen, P. Carey, Livingdon, Leeson, Sldane, Duneombe, Fiddly*, Litton, Manama, Ridley, and PereivaL The .Prefentations to his Mojsrrir were : Aioo TAM KMAII, by the Earl of Dartmouth, ea his arri• eal from Puha ; Lord %WHIN o and Captain HAUL ItT. by Itad Mortars; Admiral Duczwowrn on Ms return to England; Mr. Lennox, by th e American Nfinifter. The following Gentlemen killed the Kt c's hand on their refpeatve preferments : Lord Ea aansoasuon. on being appointed Lord Chief Juf. tee of the Court of King's Bench. Mr. Pascua, on bditg appointed kis Majefty's Attorney- GeneraL The Map of Choocerrso, oo Wog tranfiated to the See el . Salt and The Re; Dr. Ho trriworoat& prefatta by the Chancellor d the Exchequer, on fucceeding to the See of (Neocene& Cnunfellor EXHUME. prefented by Fart Moira, an kits ap• pointed Chanedlor of the Duchy of Cornwall. His Excellency the SARDINIAN AMBASSADOR had a private audience of the Kama, to announce the death of the glass of SARDINIA, on which occafion the. Court will go into mourning on Sun dAT next. After the Levee a Privy Council was had, which was numeroaily attended. rillf PlAcil. CEREMONIAL tea Tits PROCL.4M4TION or PEACE. A party of Hurfe Guards to be dtawn up about the gate of St. Jame►'s Palace, where the Beadles and Connables, and all the Officers of the city of , Weilminaer attend. The Officers of Arms; Serjeants at Arms, with their maces and collars; the Serjeant Trumpeter, with his mace and coll ar; t h e Trtrmpets, Drum- Major and Drums, and the Knight Marffial and his men affemble in the Stable-yard, St. James's ; and the Officers of Arms, being habited in their refpeaive tabards, and mounted, a Proceffion is made from thence to the Palace-gate, in this order Kntgbt Maribor' Men, two and two. Knight MarlaaL Drums. • Drum Major. Trumpets. SerJesot This/peter. Portuirsuts. Sedge*, , Sedean at Arms. bi t Kings a u Amts. at Arms. Being come ore the gate, e Senior Officer of Arms ptefent (attended on his left hand by the next in rank) is to read the Proclamation aloud ; which done, the Officers of Wellminller join the Proceffion, which moves on to Charing-crofs in the following order : . _ _ 2 Hark Guards, to deer the way. Beadles of Weitminfter, two and two, baraheaded, with Raves. Conitables of Weilminfter, in like manner. High Cooftable, with his ftaff, on horfeback. °Seen of the High Bailiff of Wcftmlulter, with white wands, on,borfeback. Clerk of the High Bailiff. High Bailiff and Deputy Steward. Horfe Cards. V R. Knight Marfhars MCII, two and two. , CI Knight Marital. i Al, Drums. i3 Drum Major. 2 4 go- . Trumpets. 1 P I .4 Serjeant Trumpeter. 1 Purfuivants. -r.3 4 ' g Serjeants S Heralds l Serjeants atArma lKings of Arms.% at Arms. V W liorfe Guards. M - -- - - - - -At Charing-Crofs, the Officer of Arms next-in rank to him who'read at St. James's is to read the Proclamation, looking towards Whitehall; that done, the proceffion moves on to Temple-Bar, the gates of which are (hut, and the junior Officer of Arms, coming out of the rank between two Trum peters, preceded by two Horfe Guards to clear the way, rides up to the gate, and, after the Trum .pets have founded thrice, hp knocks with a cane. Being afked by the City Martha! from within, “ Who crones there ?" he replies, The Officers cf Arms, who demand entrance into the City to ?obi& his Majeßy's Proclamation of Peace. '— fhe gates being opened, he is admitted alone, and the gates thut again. The City Martha!, preceded by his Officers, condo& him to the Lord Mayor, to whom he thews his Majelly's warrant, which his Lordfkip hiving read, he returns, and gives di reetions to the City Marfhal to open the gates, who attends him back thereto, and, on the Officer of Arms leaving him, fays, “ Sir, the gates are open ed"—The Tiumpets and Horfe Guards being in waiting, condult him to his place in the proceffion, which then moves on into the City, (the Officers of Weßminiler filing off and retiring as they come to Temple har,) and at Chancery-lane end the Proclamation is read a third time. Then the City Officers joining the Proceffion immediately after the Officers of Arms, it moves on to the end of Wood.ftreet, where the Crofs formerly Rood in Cheapfide. After the Proclamation has been read, the Proceflion moves on to the Royal Exchange, where it is read for the lag time; and the Pro ceffion returns by the way of Graceehurch-greet through Lombard.ftreet. The trumpets are to found thrice previous to, and immediately after each reading: The Panics was out on horfcback early yeller day morning, accompanied by Colonel M•M&xo*. His Royal Highnefs has not been in better health for many years. Late lait night Mr. Hurree, jun. again left town for Paris, on bufinefs of great urgency be tween the two Governments. A circular lettter has been fent by Lord Ho *AULT, one of his Majeay's principal Secretaries of ,State, to pli the Lords Lieutenants of Counties, &c. exprermg his Majelly's thanks for the final fervices performed to the country by the Militia and Volunteer Bodies during the late war, and in timating, that from the a4th intl. they were to be relieved - from further fervice. On Saturday next, therefore,- both the Militia and Volunteer Bodies will be ditbanded. Monday Colonel Sir NARBOROUGH D'AarH, Bart. began to dilband the Eaa Kent regiment of Militia at Canterbury. Such. men as belong to other counties, and are the greatea diaance from their homes, were marched to the regimental aore rooms, where they depofited their arms, and each private received fourteen days fubilitence to travel with. The dilbanding will be continued by daily proportions till the whole are rednced. Friday, two Companies of the Argyllfhire Mi litia arrived at Glafgow from Kilmarnock, where, during their nay, they behaved greatly to the fa tisfatiton of the inhabitants. They marched on Saturday morning to Dumbarton, at which place thei are to be ditimbodied. The fira divifion of the North Lowland Fenci bles commanded by Lieut . Colonel EDWARD PARR, marched into Dunhope Barracks on Thurfday af ternoon from Perth. Thurfday morning the firft divifion of the Fifth or Fifefhire Regiment of Militia, marched from Dudhope Barracks, on their route to Kirkaldy, acc. and the fecond divifion marched neat morn ing. The behaviour of this excellent regiment, during their refidence at Dudhope Barracks has been meritorious and exemplary. The Perth(hire Militia palled through Dundee lall week, in four diviGons, on their route from Aberdeen ; and the Angusthire were expelled in that town on the 16th I Three troops of Lieutenant. General Eakaron's regiment of Light Dragoons are ordered t• be Wl mediatuly reduced. SPORTINC INTEL LICENCE. 4 NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. 11/FDREADAY.. APRIL 21, 1802. The Second dais of the Ontlanci Stakes of sogs. each, h. ft. to run from the 1). I. Ld. Sackville's hick Andrews 4-yrs. old, U. Sib.. - a Mr. Smith's Slap Bang, ,q-yrs. old, Sit. tolb - Mr. Warfon's Striver, 3-yrs old, Wt. 61b. - 3 Dube of Graftoks Horuby Lars. 5 Yrs:44 Mr. Blues's Phdhile; 3-yrs. old. 7R. 41b. Sir F. Standith's t by Sir Peter. out of the Yellow s-yrs. old. ytt. sib. Sir H.M. Vane . c. by Traveller. out of Shuttle's darn, 3...yr5. old, 7R. Mr. fliailicotes brOthrr to Magic, 3 - yrs. old, 6ft. nib. Sir C. Bunbury's Sorcerer, yrs. old, 9ft." pd Mr. primes Pacificator, 3-r* old, 71t. 31b. - pd Mr. Durand's Sir Sidney, 4-yrs. old, 7ft. 'alb. - pd Two to t againft Dick Andrews-6 tot againft Slap Bang-6 tot againft Hornby Lars -4 to t againft Phcenix-5 to t againft Sir Peter. The Judge could place only three. • Subfcriptioo Plate of sogs. for 2 yr. olds carrying 711. 3 yr. olds H. slb. and 4 yr. olds 811. 121 b. Two yr. old Cowie. Duke of Grafton's ch. c. Flambeap,3-yrs. old - - z Mr. Lord's eh. c. Babylon, by Alexander, 3-yrs. old - Mr. Hoomes's ch. e. Horns, by Precipitate, 3 In. old - 3 ' Mr. Pampa's b. f. Aftronomy, by John Bull, out of Stormier 2-yrs. old. Mr. J. C. Wilton 's b. f. by Vermin, 3-yrs. old. Mr. P. Node's b. c. 'flpftaff, by Precipitate, 2-yrs. old. Mr. Howard's ch. e. Creeper, by Dragon, a-yrs. old. Mr. Wilfon's b. f. Comedy, by Buzzard, 2-yrs. old. Mr. Bolt's cb. f. by Volunteer, a-yrs, old. Mr. Golding's b. f. Lampedo, by PotBos, gin. old. Mr. Sitwell's ch. e. Clayton, by Overton, 3-yrs. old. dr. Five to a again It Flambeau-6 to son Horns. Mr. Bolt's 1. threw her rider at (Luting. The Judge could place only three. Our races were this feafon very numeroufly at tended. The only abfentees of note were the' Duke of QyIigNSBFRItY and Lord CLeastoirr.—A fevere accident took place on Monday laft, on the occafion of the race between Tag and Rolla,when Mr. HEATH corE, a Gentleman of high turf cele brity, accompanying the racers on a hack, the ani. mal fell dead exaElly at the winning poft. The cit.• cumftance might not have been dangerous, if a croud of horfe and foot men had not immediately followed over the bodies of the fallen. Mr. H. was taken up lifelefs, and every remedy applied b: a fkilfitl furgeon ; but when the laft advicea came away, his recovery, we are forry to fay, was far from being confidered as certain. Sunday, fet off from Edinburgh, the Right Hon. the Earl of FIFE for Duff Houle. Arrived at the fame place his Grace the Duke of GORDON and Lady MAGDALINA ST. CLAIR, from Gordon Cagle. Mr. DUNDAS has given public notice to his friends in Edinburgh, that he does not intend to offer himfelf again as their Reprefentative. It is not certain who is to fucceed him. Early yefierday morning a duel was fought on Wimbledon-Common between Mr. F. and Sir E. R. After exchanging three fhots, the feconds inter pofed, but without act% A fourth shot was fired, and the difpute then made up. Neither party was injured. General Hurcii mow was at Naples on the 25th ult. on his return to England. An article from Frankfort fags, " The Officers on the Contivent,penfioners to the Crown of Eng land, have received notices that their falaries will ceafe after the courfe of fix months." The fail Hamburgh Mail contains a letter from Vienna, of the 4th int. flaring that the treaty be tween France and Turkey has at length been ra tified by the Porte. The long, and painful ill Rate of the late Earl of GUILDFORD'S health arofe from a fall from his bode, a few years fince, at Cheltenham, owing to the animal taking fright as his Lordfhip was prefenting a balket of fruit to Mifs Couvvs, after wards Countefs of GUILDFORD. By this accident it is fuppofed the fpine of his back was affdted, and from this fatal fource were derived all the bo dily fufferings, under which he languitbed feveral years, and that baffled all the !kill of the ablell phyficians. His immediate diffolution was looked for all the laft week ; on Tnefday evening he fell into a fomnolency for eight hours, out of which waked fuddenly, a little before five o'clock on Wednefday morning, when calling his eyes around, and lifting up both hands, he uttered one groan, and inflantly expired. DRURY. LANE THEATIF.The Winter': Tale , maintains its attration at this Theatre, and was I fall night attended by a very large audience.— The beauties of the piece, the merit of the per formance, and the fplendour which marks its re vival, will indeed fufficiently account for its popu larity. The new Perefita does not improve fo much as we expeaed. She has not acquired a fufficient degree of firmnefs to bring forward her powers, and to enable Criticifm to augur fo much in her favour as it is tempted to do by the charms of her perfon. Coy RH T•GA IDE N ....•••1,1 a night The Man f ir the World was repeated at this Theatre to a fa ion. able audience. Mr. COOKE'S Sir Pertioax Are:char phone is one of the richeft pieces of acing we have ever teen. In every thing he was the complete Mai of the !Vora Mr. Comte received much de ferved appladfe. The part of Egerton, formerly fupported by Mr. Lswis, was on this occafion undertaken by Mr. SIDDONS. We cannot approve of the change. Mr. L. may be a little too old, but he has to much cafe, fpirit, and vivacity, that he may at any time pars upon the Rage for a youth of two and twenty. Mr. S. !hewed a confiderable degree of feeling and good fenfe t but really his powers are not at all of a comic call. We have again to lament Mrs. GLOVER'S igno. ranee of Scotch. She always teems an Englifh woman turning Sir Perilous; into ridicule, and not a girl who had been educated in the North, and who (peaks in this manner from neceffity. In other refpeas her appearance was highly creditable to her powers as an aarefs. The Play was extremely well received, and we trait will do much good. . NisuricAL MAILS THIS DAY.--WIND S. S. Ws MIL o DIAN, s Waterford, o French, 0 Dutch, • 0 • Haatt.urgh, • Ulan. TORBAY, APRIL 20. Sailed the CENTAUR and BELLEISLE men of war for Plymouth; Dora. ECALL, HE acuLa, and Nse- TUN 6 men of war, for Portfmouth. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 21. Arrived the SAVAGE floop, Captain WootAT, from the Downs.—Sailed the Isis, of so guns, Captain. HARDY, for Weymouth, to take out to Gibraltar his Royal Higiinefs the Duke of K r sr. —Came into harbour the PREVOYANTE ftorethip ; and EARL Sr. VINCENT cutter, to be paid off; and the JULIUS CNSAR tranfport.—This day arrived the FLORA, Captain SUMMERS, from Gibraltar, with troops, &c. alio the BoNITO, Captain MAIN LAND, from Malta with troops, &c.—Sailed the CASTOR tranfport,Lieut.MAGNlT, with troops for beland.-11e following tranfports were releafed from luarantine :—Ossouans, SMITH ; UNION, —; JULIUS CABAL, WALTER; and Scipio, PINDY.—The crews of the WINDSOR CASTLE, ROYAL SOVEREIGN, PRINCE GEORGE, and PRINCE OF WALES began this morning to Rrip their re fpeetive (hips of their rigging, yards, &c. They are expeEted to be paid to-morrow. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. • DIAL, APRIL 21.111 C MOD Gothland, RARMSWIR, from Gottenburgh for China, paired the lack of the Goodwin Sandi Lift night.—Wind N. E. GRATZ/IND, APRIL u.—Paffed by the Olive Branch, WRIGHT, from Gibraltar; Margrctta, Getrrrru, from St. Michaels; Sufanna and Poly, ELDRED, from Lifbon ; Thames, MORTON, front Trinidad; Elliott, BOARDMAN, from Jamaica; r Hawketbury, —, from Flufhing ; Sophia Catharina, SPAR ING, from Norway; Navigation, RORINSOW ; and Pelican, PAINTZR, from Smyrna; Ellanor, HARRIS; and Thomas, LINDON, from Hamhurgh ; Jonge Alexander,—; and Two Brothers, —, from Rotterdam.—Sailed the Jacob, Be NNITT, for Havre; Jenny, MCarthy, far Cork; Robert and Sarah, CARMAN, for Lubeck; St. Andero, AIILtN, for Dieppe; So phtt,CLlf LON j and Roebuck, VALIOIIAN, for Africa. GREENOCK, APRIL 13. . Arrived on Friday the Montezuma, Ross, from Curacoa, in fix weeks and five days; came through the Mona paffake : five days previous to her fail. ing, a fchooner from Jacmal arrived there, with accounts of the arrival of the French expedition at St. Domingo. The Jane, *Dom.% co, from Charleaon, arrived on Saturday morning in 36 days.—The following yards' failed from the Tail of the Bank fince Friday:—Minerva, ANDERSON, for St. Vincent's; Leander, STEWART, for New Providence; Alexander, DURHAM, for Newfound. land; William, CAMPBELL, for Trinidad ; Ong& ton, STEWART • and Nancy, WALLER, for Quebec'; Eagle, BLAIR:for Honduras • and Thetis, SMITH, for Bourdeaux. The Mofes Gill, PATERSON, fpoke in the Gulph Stream, the !hip Harriot, CAMPBELL, of Glafgow, from New Providence to Charlefton. By the Dutch Mail the price of the Englifh Confols on the Exchange at Amilerdam was Bated to be 75, while the price here was 77.—This is the revival of the Refiontres, which have hereto. fore, in time of peace, given fcope to the fpecola. tions of Jobbers. Tne Funds here felt the impref. fion of the orders which the Mail brought to fell out, in order that the Jobbers might resavelt their money at the lower price in Holland. Accounts have arrived at Hamburgh, purport ing, that the differences which have hitherto fub fitted between the French Government and that city are at lalt amicably fettled, and that the pu litical relations between France and the free Impe rial city of Hamburgh, will be renewed as former ly. On the gth arrived in the harbour the &ft thip from France under the National tri-coloured flag. She faluted the town, and the compliment was anfwered by the difcharge of an equal num ber of guns from the city walls. ASTliollol4Y.—Profeffor Boos, of Berlin, on the stli and 7th intl. difcovered a Comet, which appears only - as a ftar of the feveath magnitude. without any obfervable nebulotity. It moves flowly towards the north-weft. On the 7th inftant it had 183. of right afcenfion ; andl4l-. of northern declination. A letter from Bremen, of the 3d infant, (fates that-4s On the 28th of March Dr. OIIERS difco. vered in Virgo a fmall new Star which moved faft, appeared altogether without mitt ; and by a tele fcope which magnified rBo times, to be diftinguifh. able from a fixed Star of the 7th magnitude, by • nothing but its motion. On the 28th of March, at gh. 25M. its right afcention was 184.. 57. and its northern declination 11. 33. Ou the 3oth, at Bh. 3m. mean time, its right afcenfion was 184. 36. and northern declination 12. 13. Thus it goes with a retrograde motion through the wing of Virgo. It is Sharp-edged like a Planet, and has no refemblance to a Planet. Saluting found it, by a 13 fiet telefcope, better edged than Ceres, and its diameter a little larger, namely 4.1 fec." No doubt many readers will difbelicve, and fay it is impoiliblb, when we (late that there is now for infpelion of the Faculty and others, the moil extrordinary collection ever feen, expelled from human bodies, by Dr. GAILUN E a's Pills, of Lovg. Acre, viz.—Worms from one to forty feet long, of the tape kind : one has a head like a duck's ; one a mouth like a pig's; one a head refembling a . cat's, and body like a lizard's ; and a great variety of leder Worms, which were all in the aa of de• ttroying the bodies of men, women, and children. Gravel and Stone from the kidneys; Stone from the gall, &c. fuch as no man ever faw produced by one Medicine before. Thefe Pills have performed the greateft cures of the Gout ever known, •as this Paper announces daily. The Pills, 21S. sob. 6ci. Ss. a box, ( mall boxes, a;. 3d. at the Dr.'s houfe, No. 75, and 76, Lontitere ; and of 'Venda* is general. ilb l / 4 -\