Star. — London, England, 1802-04-26 00:00:00

i' ~, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-01PIIICR, APRIL 24. .... Fronds LONDON GAZETTE, April 24. At the Court at St. James's, the 2 tit of April, t Boz, prefent, the Kt a a's moll Excellent Kg as. TY in Council. This day the Right Honourable Eowsao Loan EL L sokouGH, Lord Chief Jullice of his Majef ty's Court of King's Bench, was, by his MaiIISTY'S command, fworn of:his Majts-ry's Mot! Honour• able Privy Council, and took his place at the Board accordingly. The Kim) has been pleated to grant unto Cap taro THOMAS Louis, of the Royal '.navy, his Roy al licence and permilllon to accept the rank of Commander of the Order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit, which it is the intention of FERDINAND the Fourth, King of the Two Sicilies, to confer upon him ; and to bear the infignia of Commander of ' the raid order. The KING has been pleated to conftitute and ap point the !tight Hon. Femmes Lord Narita tobehib MAJASTY'S High Commiflioner to the General Aftembly of the Church of Scotland. Eztrad of a letter from Ma Excellency Lord ST. Hatan's to the Right Hatounble Lord Hawicassoat, dated Moteow, 04tober is, isoi. I have the honour to tranfmit to your Lordfhip, by this Mellinger, the additional articles to the Convention of the (t 7)sth June, which have been figned by myfelf and Plenipotentiaries of this Crown ; together with an Aa which I have alto concluded with the Danifh Plenipotentiary, con taining the acceffion of that Court to the faid Con vention and additional articles, and its I accep tance on the part of his Mikity. Erred ea letter from Ms EsecUency Lord ST. HILTS'S to die Right Honourable Lord HAWILLSSURT. dated Peter& Lurch. April a, I have the fatistaftion of tranfmitting to your Lordlhip the Swedilh Ad of Accellion to the Convention of the ( t 7 ) 3th June, 18ot, which was ligned (with its Duplicate) on the 3oth pall, by myfelf, and the Baron de STUDINGIC ; and inftru :rents of a like tenor were at the fame time inter changed between that Minifter and the Plenipo tentiaries of his Imperial Majefty. I have more over the fatisfaßion of being enabled to allure your Lordfitip, that the Swedilh Ambaffador has been di ftinElly informed by the Count de Korscxoussv. that as the motives which had occafioned the late' revival of the fyftem of the Armed Neutrality were now happily done away, that fytlem is confidered by this Court as completely annulled and aban doned, not only as a general Code of Maritime Law, but even in its more limited meaning of a fpecific engagement between Ruffia and the other confederates. i Regiment at Focp Goarda...Major-Geneial Napier Cliriftle Borten to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Liitc e rgromoted to the command of the 45th Foot ; Major oenGeorge Milner to be Firft Major, vice Major-Gum tai Bonne ; Major-General W. D. Macias elephow to be &trod Major, vice Major-General Milner; Lieutenant- Coked Edward Stephens robe Captain of a Company,vke Major General CSepbane ; Captain Sir Windham William Dan( Bart. to be Captain-Lkutenant, vice St= Enfign Gabde Hamilton to be Lieutenant, vice Sir Dalling. . _ 45th Regiment of Foot-.Lieutenant-General Cavendith Liter, from the 3d Foot Guards, to be Colonel, vice General Adeane, deccafed. Argylllitire Volunteers. Captain John Maclean, of the late sth Irascible Infantry, to be Fist lieutenant; John Campbell, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice James Campbell, who refigns. Banffiltire Volunteers. Alexander Staples, Gent to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ram fay, &ceded. Loyal Edenfide Rangers. Captain Henry Montt to be Lieutenant-Colonel ; Right Ho nourable Thomas Wallace to be Major ; Lieutenant Robert Warwick to be Cappaain of a Troop; Lieutenant John Loth to be Captain of a Company; Henry Pottinger, Gem to be Lieutenant of Cavalry. To be Fiat Lientenseu-.Thomas Benton, Gent. vice War wick; William Henry Kilbourne, Gent. vice Lolls; and John Lowrey, Gent. To be Cornet—Richard Lowrey, Gent. To be Second Lieutenants—Warren Mande Lamb, Gent. Ri chard Graham, Gent. and Warren Maud Stamp, Gem. To be Adjatant-41earge Mats, Gent. Royal Manchefter and Salford Volunteers. Catt Lieutenant George Webter to be Captain, vice Edge, cd ; Lieutenant Janes (=vont to be Captain-Lime cant, vice Webtla ; William Leech, Gent, to be Lieute nant, vice 011ivant ; Robinfon ?inky, Gent. to be Surgeon, trim Hatl, deceafed Loyal Pembrokethire Legion. Wary Rees, Gent. to be Second Liemaant, vice Edwards, who rdigns. Loyal Ringwood Volunteers. Lieutenant Baldwin to be Captain, vise Veal, de. coaled ; Ears John Ridart to be Lieucena;st, vice Baldwin. South Shields Volunteers. Ralph &Woo, Gent. to be Enka, vice joins Robson, who magma Alexander fay, dant Captain HI I Pourable Warwlel to bc Cal Linatem To be lard wick; I jobs Lo To be Con To be Sew chard Gs To be Adji Royal carrz u cd cant, vG ram, vie, vim Hall Heavy Rae who rat Lieatesaat calkd ; /Ralph Id magma Richard II sad ehm eleven, a Mr. Cha Thomas Pi owner, / I Cantata or Mr. 1 Edward C merchan at Guild Hayden- May Ts. I &limb May ts. disks, May ii. - twelve. a May la. (Orem May am man, at May aB. il dews, a May Isl. sad Gan May al. C at Guild, 1111;us. ve , twelve. May IS. aayloe, May t e rm WWI BANKRUPTS. Richard Hooper, kte of Barba" Wilts, cermehandler, dealer and elsopman, to kwandre April sb. May i 3, mid 30, at 'keel, at the Dukc's-Anos Ina, Marlborough. Attorney, Mr. Charles Southby, of Mulltorottsh. Thomas Partridge, late of Dover, Kent, fall4nalter and alp. Denser, May t 3. la. and Jane S. at ten, at the Galkkali, in Canterbury. Attonties, Mr. William Lee, Sandwich, Kent; sr Mr. T. it. Mawley. Tottenham-Brat, London. Edward Chaumont. of Rye, Sulks, timber-merchant, coal merchant, dealer and channum, May I. I I, and kine .5. at Ira, at Guildhall, London. Atternies, Meths. MU and bison, Hayden-fquare, Minorles, London. I)IVIDE24DS. May ag. Arthur Cremona!, late of New Ssidge-ftreas, Black- 1 Mira, London, madam, at twelve, at Guildhall. May as. George Cunningham, bate of Welklafe-fapare, , st twelve, at Guildhall. May all. Henry Vaughan, a( Liverpool. wbaletale groom at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. May la. Wiflaet Steam, of Anfley, Wararkkatire, =hater, (lion mos eamems. • •—• at the Klog's Head lon,Gavestry. May so. Hugh of I:iverrow . . voter. dealer ghiP man, at twelve at the Star and Garter, L:ve..;zaaa. May a & Rashest Nig& Iluddicow, of Livespool, saachaut, at dews, at the abbe Tavern, Liverpool. May lg. 2443e1a5el Wks, a( Liverpool, naerelont, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Userpnol. May al. George Cawthorn, et tbe Strand,lwageller,st dews, M at Guildhall. may , Ditiau sdwe jobn , et Swab Mnlteni-lbeet, St. Gone, rfuuue warebonfanan, dealer sod chairman, at twelve, az Gasn ' May as. Richard Salaam's% ofited-Usla-ltreet, Holborn, Maybe, at tea, at Guildhall. ilday as Harat adas aad prep's Jseakinte el Pem beckepairs„ dcalaus 50P:4202,9s at War* Golidlwal• FRANCE. PARIS, APRIL so. In giving an account in our two laft numbers of the grand ceremony of the 18th, we forgot to mention that the colleaion for the poor (greets) was made in the Metropolitan Church by Made moifelle Luaus, daughter of the Conful; Mad DIL UCA Y 9 daughter to the Prefea of the Palace; Mademoifelle SA VARY, wife to the Confular Aid de-camp, Colonel of the Picked Gendarmerie ; each of them was eonduaed by an Officer of the Guard, and followed by one of the attendants of the Chief Conful. The colleition amounted to boo 1 onis.--Le Plasfs. According to letters from Wefel all the Pruffian regiments in the diftrias of Silefia and Loface are ordered to be replaced on the war eftabliffiment.— Similar orders were previoufly iffued with refpea to the regiments in garrifon in Poliffi Pruffia. All the fortre ffes on the frontier towards Bohemia are to be immediately repaired and furniffied with palli. fades. On the other hand, it is raid that a camp will be formed on the left bank of the Rhine about the beginning of May. Every where the Pruffian Re cruiting Officers augment their corps by their ufual methods. There military preparations give rife to an infinity of conjeaures. Accounts from Conftantinople, dated the r ith ult. Rate, that the Beys of Egypt who had placed themfelves under the proteaion of the Englifts, had renounced that proteaion, and fled to the Up per Provinces. This meafure is Rated to have been occationed by a communication made to them by the Engliffi General, purfuant to orders from his Government, that he could only protea them in their perfons and property, but could not engage in any flep tending to reftore them to thofe rights and privileges which they formerly enjoyed, and which were deemed inconliftent with the fovereign ty belonging to the Porte. The Beys are Rated to have declared that the Britillt were bound to procure the full reftoration of their power, by a folemn engagement entered into by the Commander in Chief with them pre vious to the ezpulfion of the French. Our letter adds, that the Grand Vizier, on being informed of their flight, and of their having thrown up the protation of the Britifb, immediately fent out troops in purfuit of them, and it is faid tome have been feized and put to death. Before this event took place, Mr. STRATTON and the EnglifhGeneral had a conference with the Grand Vizier on the fub jea. Mr. STRATTON had, on the t tth, arrived at Smyrna, on his route to Conftantinople. APRIL 21. Fotracitoy and Rocncasa, Counfellors of State, were admitted into the Hall of the Le 'Dative Body in its fitting of the Both Germinal (April so? to prefent a mefage from the Government re peeing the law for the organization of public inaruaion. #0 U II clear prefented the projet of the law, which he introduced by a fpeech of Tome length, in which he explained the views of the Government in form ing this code of public education. We lay before our Readers the outlines of this plan. By the firft general article, public feminaries are to be divided into four dares, the primary fchools, the fecondary fchools, the lyeek and the fpecial fchools. The primary fchools are to be long to one or more communes in proportion to their population and other local circumftances.— The election of the teachers in thek feminaries is to be veked in the Mayor and Municipal Magif trates, who are to provide for them a fuitable lodging, to be furnifhed by the commune, and fix the amount of their falary, which than be paid by the parents of the children educated in there fchools. It was the with of the Government that the fecon dary rebook thould be eftablithed at the expellee of the Republic, but this arrangement, it was found, would be attended with an inconvenient i degree of eipence. The ellablithment of onl two hundred of there fchools colt two millions of B yres), and this number was confid era bly i n erior to that of the Colleges under the Monarchy. Un der fuck circumftances it was found neceffary to leave their eftablithment to individual induftry, and to afford them that encouragement which arifes from local gratifications and from the admit Pion of the pupils who have di ftinguithed themfelves at public trials into the fuperior fchools where edu• cation and fubfiftence is gratuitous. Every fchool is to be confidered as fecondary, whether eftablith ed by the communes or kept by individuals, where the Latin and French languages, Geogr aphy, Hiftory, and Mathematics are taugh.o loth tntion of this kind is to be formed Vithout the per =Mon of the Government. In the Lycea (Lyeees) which are to replace the Central Schools, Literature and Modern Hiaory in all its departments, the Mathematical and Phyfi cal Sciences neceffary in the greatell number of profeffions, and whatever pertains to a liberal edu cation. The inftruilion is to admit of modifica tions with refpeift to diverfities of climate, of in duftry, of habits, of relations with various foreign nations. In every diftriA in which there is a Tribunal of Appeal, there is to be at leafs one of thefe Inßitutions. Into there Lycea there are to be admitted the pupils introduced direaly by the Government, the pupilsfrom the ficonciary facials, who have dillinguillsed themfelves at public exhi bitions, and thole young people whole parents !hall be willing to pay the expence attending their education. The courfe of (ludic& is to em brace fix years. In each lyceum there is to be a patron (prow:Aar) j a perfon to fuperintend the fludies (tailor) ; and one who is to manage the adminifiration of the eliablifhment. The Cu :sr Cousut is to have the power of appointing three Infpedors General for the whole of thefe eitablifh menu, whole office is to contra in examining the ccoonomy of each, and to lay the refult of the ex amination before the Government. They are to lay before the Chief Cantu' a lift of two candidates for the appointment of Adminifirator or Profeffor; the fubitquent vacancies are to be filled up by she Profefrors of each ellabliffiment. In the Special SchOoli the different degrees of ingruition are to be completed. Medicine, Natu ral Hillary •Law sad all other ufsfig fees are to be taught in there fchools in all their depth and extent. The fehools of this defcription, now in exigence, are to be continued. Ten new in- Ritations for the Rudy of law are to be created, and three are to be added to the prefent num ber of Medical Schools. Four new ones are to be opened for Natural Hißory, Pity& ChemiarY, and the higher branches of Mathematics. Two fchools for the encouragement of the Me chanical Arts, and the Rudy of Chemitiry, as conflated with the Arts generally, are to be founded. A Special Military Academy is to be formed, which shall, however, not interfere with exilling ellablifhments of this kind. A fourth School for the Fin'e Arts is to be open-I ed, and Government expreifes a determination to grant every poffible encouragement to fchools of this defcription in Belgium. The nomination of Profeffors for the Special Schools is in the firft inftance to be made by the Chief Conful from two candidates fixed upon by the Inftitute and the Infpeaors General. The eleaioa is to be afterwards made by the Pro feffors from among three candidates. The Spe cial Schools are to be placed near the Luca, and are to be governed by the fame Administra tive Council. Five hundred pupils, of whom two hundred fhall be chofen from the national dew: of the Lycea, and three hundred from the foreign or penfionary pupils, at a public exhibition, (hall be admitted into the Special Military School, where they !hall be fupported for two years at the ex. pence of the Republic. There two years of in firuftion are to be reckoned as two years of fey vice, and thofe diftinguifbing themfelves Ihall ob tain the rank of officers. Of fix thoufand four hundred penfionaries fup ported by the Republic, two thoufand four hun dred are to be taken from among the children of foldiers or public funflionaries, and during ten 1 years from among the children of citizens of the re-united departments, though they be not foldiers or public funaionaries. The remaining four thoufand four hundred are to be taken out of the fuccefsful pupils of the fecondary fchools, 1 Two tenths of the pupils who have &tithed their education at the Lycea shall be maintained at the fpecial fchools at the ezpence of the Repub lic from two to four years. The whole plan concludes by laying certain re gulations refpefting the edifices. which are to re ceive the name of a Lyceum, or Inllitute ; the penfions to be given to Profeifors after zo years fervice, or for bodily infirmities ; and the manner in which donations for the fupport of public fe minaries are to be applied. The additional expence of this new plan will be about two millions of livres. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. RION:, Aral L I 3.—According to public report Citizen Sc ti i wit szvsmai ace will go asAmbairador to London, and Citizen VAN BLCHTINN will re place him at Paris. This is however quite uncer tain. MtLan, Arius. 9.—When the Conftitutional Government entered upon its &nations, it found diforder in every department. The creature was divided among different chefts, without a central union, and without controuL— Three millions and a h alf only were in the chefts, to anfwer the urgent occafions of the (tate, and to pay for goods furnithed to the French agents. The land tax was much in arrear in Come diaries, op. preffive in others, particularly in the mountain diaries. The indireft taxes, abandoned to a weak and improvident adminiftration, were uncertain in their produit, and in the expences attending their collection : the National property was a prey to an arbitrary and rapacious fyftem. The de partments of the different miniaers were badly de fined ; many affairs of the fame nature were under the province of different minifters. The depart • mcnt of finance, in particular, wanted regularity and difpatch. In fhort, the molt fbameful cor ruption was organifed Co as to guarantee a legal impunity. The public voice cried for vengeance, and named the guilty. Thofe complicated difor. den prefenting obftacles informountable for one man, the diredorial power of the public treafure, created the. 28th of February, divided the labour of the execution, preferving unity of counfel for important deliberations. Adivity was reftored in the difpatch of the common bufinefs ; pofitive orders and clear inftruaions were given to the fob alterns in office ; and a regular correfpondence was kept up with the departmental authorities. The direaorial power has organized the public creator'', Co as to make it the centre of all pay. meats, and of the entire income of the Rate. It has feleded the belt of chafe who were formerly employed, eftablifhed a new form of lcontronl, and marked out for each -the line of his duties. A decree of the hi heft importance has fubjeaed the bargains made by Minifters to the approba tion of - the Legiflative Body, and has at the fame time prefcribed to each Minifter an uniform or der in arranging their accounts, which will lead to the claffi fi cation of the expences. New 'flab lifisments, of a Rill greater utility, are prefented in this plan of organifation. The t ft is the admi niaratton for the ceconomy of the national property. zdly, The dirctorial power for managing the indired taxes, under the controul of the minifter of finance. idly, The office of liquidation and claffification. 4thly, The theft for the redemption of debts; by this eftabliffiment the payments of interelt on the public debt may again begin, for want of which a number of families, and of citizens, have been much diftretTed. However g o od tere is no hope of being able to make up the deficit of the current year, if that will which prefides over our defliny, does not order and effe a Hill more confiderable diminution in the expences.— If that genius which enaled this Republic hears thole wiihes of the nation, and approves of them, then public opinion being decidedly fixed, will increafe the ftrength of the Government, the revenues of the nation, and the happinets .of its people. We learn that an Englilla fquadron has arrived Corfu from Malta, and 1441Pbarked bow men. Vituma, ArtttL 6.-111 e bawds of the In demnities approaches to a conclufion. Several ca. cumkances had arifen to induce , a general b..Uj that it would have beeu again delayed, and theMi flitter of the Emperor publicly manifefted the fame opinion; but the unexpeeled arrival of a cour i er from Paris has changed: e i r ef n ac t of feor m th . in d g e s ii . u T c v. t o i. hours after his difpatches had been tent t o C ount Commit., that and M. de COLLOR EDO, with i;I:om he had a lo ng conference ; after which, M. de CoLt.C.;!Do made preparations for his departure ; and on the next day, after taking leave of the Emperor, let o f for Ratilbon. M. de HUGEL will follow in a few days. The Chancery labours with great aftivity in expedlting the Letters of Convocation. The Imperial Ambalfador at Paris, the Count de COBINTZEL, has been charged to make a re.- prefentation to the Prefident of the Italian Re public, in order that a flop may be put to the ill treatment to which thofe Auftrian fubjefts, who have ppifeffions beyond the Adige, have been er. poled, fince that river has been fixed as the boun dary of the Republic. LONDON. MONDAY, APRIL 26. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: • per Cent. ConL for money, 7611.-for May M. 771 1..., Reduced 73+ 76•3 per Ctot. zos—Nor s per Cent. z Inium, 31. PRICE OT STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. 731 6 Long Ann. ail 9•t6 3 per C. ConL 76f Short Ann. 31 z-z 6 4 pa Cent. Ann. 94 Riche% Bills 7a to se.prez. 5 per C. Ann. rost 'es Omnlunt 31 # prem. 5 per C. 17,7 WA Lob* to 6 Conf. for May A 44.771 DUBLIN, AMU. 22, S pa Cana. were yeitCrday at 99f Excluagc-.Dublin on Loud= /Li. At a late hour hit night Mr. Ho NM, jun. the Mellinger, arrived with the Spanil and Dutch Ratifications of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, The time for proclaiming the Peace cannot be announced till the return of a Meffenger who has been difpatched to his Majesty at Windfor : it will, however, be probably loon announced ; but $ few days will be allowed to prepare for the ge neral illumination.—Notwithitanding the prepa rations that have already been made, the Tin. men, and others employed in getting up the initiations, have not been able to overtake their orders ; and it is therefore probable Miniflers, having an eye to the general with, will not fix on an earlier day than Thurfday. The Heralds are already fummoned to attend the Proceffion, which will be Similar to that of 1783, an account of which we laid before our Readers Come days ago. By the veflbi which brought over Mr. Hearin we received Paris Journals to the a lit, and. this morning thole of the azd init. They are chiefly filled with details refpetting the mode of public intro ion to be efiabliihed in France, which, with any thing elfe worthy of notice, our Readers will find in the preceding columns. On Saturday Mr. Jecisom, his Majefty's late Minilter Plenipotentiary at Paris, arrived in town, having been fuperfeded in that office by Mr. Mu ir, who filled it previous to the Negociations at Amiens. Mr. Jacasom will be appointed to one of the Foreign Embaffies now vacant. It is fettled that Lord WHITWORTH BMW go to Paris. His Lord!hip will leave town about the 6th of nett month. Mr. Faits it is (aid, will be ow Minißer to the Court of Madrid. Mr. ARBUTHNOT. who married Mifs Line, is appointed Minilter from this country to the Court of Stockholm. The Ruffian Princefs Mailroom arrived on Sa• turday at PART'S hotel, Suffolk-ftreet. The Coun. tees Tours/ow', and Collates Wasumcor, ar. rived there yefterday. Among the laft fafhionable arrivals from France is Madame Racamisa, who comes hither ftrongly recommended to the Duchefs of DsroNSHIRE, an 4 other Ladies of rank. She is of the very firft Ton in Paris, has tb,e moft elegant hotel and equipages, lives in a Rile of Oriental magnificence, and has (hewn great civilities to the Englifh who have vi. fited Paris. she is a very pretty woman, and ha; been much noticed. Friday morning the Eat Norfolk regiment, commanded by the Hon. Colonel Wonsitoust, were difembodied at Yarmouth, On Saturday, the dilbanding of all the Volum. teer corps of infantry, and regiments of Militia, was completed throughout England, except the reduaion of the Weft Middlefex, which is now on its march from Briaol for that purpofe : the firt divifion reached Uxbridge on Saturday lat. The borders around the city of Dublin are be. ginning to be taken down, and comae of them are advertifed for file; every lover of peace and of his country muff feel pleated at the removal of there indications of hotility ; and that there no longcr cliffs a neceffity for continuing to that capital the appearance of a befieged town. The Downfhite Militia marched out of Dublin laft Thurlday morning on their way to the county lk of Down, where they are to be difembodied. A tradefman in the Weft-end of the town, who has prepared a fureme compliment on the front of his houfe to Lord Hawxessuay, lately alked a neigh• bour, whether he had feen his device ? « No," .anfwered the latter, " but I have feen your (Igen!" After the ratification ofJames's addrelles may be expedled to flow to St. in vat numbers. If thole who,lfrji experience the bleffings of peace ought_ to take the lead, the Tallow- c h an dl ers an d • Oil-merchants will no doubt take precedence of all other bodies co rate, and welt with the gra. 6104 4 0 4 the odic& opportunity.