Star. — London, England, 1802-04-23 00:00:00

FRANCE. PARIS, APRIL 19. Yam Lay the Chief Conful ratified the Dalai. tive Treaty of Peace betwixt the Republic anal his Britannic Majeily. The refpeEtive ratifications were exchanged at nine o'clock this morning. We are alrured that a Stamm Coxfultime will be paired tor the purport of granting an aninefly to a great number of Emigrants. llofe who will remain upon the Lill will not be above moo or 1200. The law relative to. the Concordat and the Or ganization of Religious Wor(hip, was publithed yeaerday, at eight in the morning, with the great ea folemnity in all the quarters of Paris, by the Prufal of Police, accompanied by the two Mayors and their Aes, the Commi ff aries of Police, th e Officer of Peace, the Officers of the Etat-Major, and thole of the Gendarmerie of the Departmen of the Seine. The proceffion was preceded and efeorted by feveral detachments of Cavalry, of Gendarmerie, and of Dragoons, having at their head a body of Trumpeters. The Revolution never prefented fo fplendid a' fpat.tee as that of yefterday. According to the form prcfcribcd in the Public Ceremonial, the Confervative Senate, and all the Chief Authorities and diainguiflsed Bodifs of the State repaired to the Church of Notre Dame before eleven. At half pall eleven the taimon of the Thuilleries announ .ced. the departure of the Fir* Conful ; his chariot was drawn by horfes, thole of the. Confuls by Gs; thole of die Minitters and the Members of the Corps Diplomatique by roar. He ins prece dc4 by the Chofen Guard, the Gendarmerie, and the Grenadiers of the. Guard. A double file of Aildiers was Itatinned all the way from the l'huil leries to Notre Dame. The appearance of the military, and the ric j i ' ncfs of the equipages, formed a molt fplendid procelEon. This proceflion lalled an hour and 'a half. in the mida of the acclamatiom and ap plattli of an immenfe concourfe of fpeetators, who -crowded in troops to welcome the Firl Conful. A quarter of an hour bef ore his arrival, the Archbilhop of Paris, followed by his Clergy, and the Bifuops Who had been confecrated, formed a _proceiEon. preceding the lirf Coal' to the gate, from wlicnce the three Confuls and the Legate .were coadated under a canopy to a rich temple -credled on the right of the altar. After Mats had been celebrated by the Legate, M. DA ° BOUM a cm, Arebbilhop of Bourdeaux ' de livered a.fermon which few were able to hear. Th e lorillianreiteatiotrof the Tr 'berse.of ?Assam.° ompletecr,tlief ffilendoui or the ca .- remedy ; and ibt :Firs cokful , setarned to the I'l:wineries at Anne proceirion, and -in the midti ZQ~sJ._aosL the fame_agriaMations wbadinfott i detree'gt 1e li.riailkei:iit .. the Interior, an the:ArteArelfuitirnoned . to celebrate the two itimshosiihs Peace of Amiens, and the Law re jldsttF,tbis4Crei We. t al..-7a•liWPabea of Ankh—A Med** Guspt ef Plaint; awl•TrlmallbalArcb. • • i.'Pae die Law ralatlvete &Mikes Waridp—A Mai!. .' Qrwarpc at isahrtase. and • Mbar. The Works feud iq purfuance of this decree are to remain he the G• of Apollo for a month. The judgment to bO • on the 23d oLjFosctshcr neat, The *nib pining the p . rbte to be charged with the ezecutios• of their prole& according to t h e ir models. Titej stall reieive for the retention of each medal 6opo francs, for each groups 2010Q09 each plaure ta.sco.:.aad. for the pniee and plans. of each triurapltal arch tiooti... ,• A funs of spooo francs &all be appropriated to the encourogement of thofe who, without obtain jog the . atzA !hall give.prooftheir talents. • Citizen Lawmen-Ts is appointed Prefect of the Upper At the mans uf Citizen Bonrams, ~tijSpointedof La Chartist& • . Citizen FLOXIXT, Zr Prefea of the Maritime pps, is appointed Prefee of La Lowe. • Citizen ,Lascacrrrz is appointed Prete& of La Creufe: • Citisep Atipmota Lssastu is appointed Pre •ls.. ha a :below= Alps. Citing Boalovit, Member of thertilmnate, is appoiNN4 ?sake of the loam and Lae. Citizen CASTMLIIMS 11 appointed Prc6 of the - 4 0 t PPeases. . _ Citizen learns* ion, Prefe4 of La Loire, is appointed PrefeS of the Upper Marne. The Et-Conflinient Moven' is appointed Pre• tea of 111 e and Vilaine. The payments of bills to order, and other com mercial drafts of that nature, which heretofore were made on the eve of the dem fit, began yeller da yto take place on the tve of the Sunday. Letters from Bandeaux Sate, that two Spanith frigates have entered Cana, with 5,000,000 ailres on board; another veal is &only expeeed with 3,c00,000. A letter from &111, of the r nth inft. fhtes, thatit is now pretty fine that the Valais will ceafe to be a part of Switzerland ; it is to form a (mall inde pendent Republic, under the proteiioo of Prance, which referves to berfelf the liberty of marching . _troops though tlyt territory. The plan bas been motefted againft ; but the km fordo-is carried it. A letter from Vienna. dated April 4, fays.-- 4. Ps tryst, one of the Moifengers of his Imperial Maiefty, brought, the day before yeaerday. the intelligence from Paris, that the &Stir of the (n.. demnities will bg entered ae on dircuffina without further delay. From this it is inferred that Baron Hue's, will lofe no time in following Count Cot.- Louie, who has fet out on his return to Ratilbon. According to the !mei accounts, it is raid, that Count IC Navas aut.s.aa, refteleat at Milan. is to go to Rome, in the capacity of Wallies from ltk Imperial Majefty." • .*; -- PITkRSJURGN, MaicN a6.—The day before yefterday, the anniverfary of the Acedlion to the Throne of our beloved Emperor, which awaked in all the inhabitants here, and certainly in the whole Ruffian Empire, real unaffeacd joy, was not celebrated at Court. Even the procelfion of the Guards was, by esprefs command, confined to the ufual manner, and the troops were without the drefs ufual on holidays. The day before was held at .Coure as a day of mourning, with the ufual mats for the fool of the deceated Emperor PAUL I. GBAMeINT. WITILAta t MARCH 37.•r•The Nobility of the Duchy of Wellphalia have inflituted a fuit againa the preterit ruling Cathedral Chapter of Cologne in the Imperial Chamber and Aulic Council, re fpelling the proportionate contribution to the Sup plies furnithed to the Emperor, the French Requiti. tions and Contributions, the Expellees of die Lim of Demarcation, and other debts of the country. RAT t SIOX MARCH 38.—Count COL LOR E DD. AmbalLidor of the Eleftor of Bohemia, who has refided at Vienna fence November lafi, returns hither for certain, and retains his office of Am baltsdor.—Perhaps his return will furnith the Diet with Come bufincfs. SWITZERLAND. Beam. MANCH 24. —By the Courier of yeller. day arrived from Paris the joyful News refpeeking our Indep endence and Neutrality. The French troops will ihortly retire from Switzerland. The French Government has already given orders, that the artillery found in the arfenals of France, together with all the Helvetic Mulkets, and other warlike Bores, than be given back to us. In a Zurich paper we read, as a literal Win& of a letter from a diftinguithed Swifs, who has been employed by the French Government in the molt important affairs fence the Revolution, (as it is fuppoled, the well known Citizen Hsta.st, who was with BONAPARTE in Italy,) of the 7th infant, the following:—Switzerland will remain Switzer land, aryl Neutral Switzerland, and Happy Swit. .WlAnd. if the will.—She will room lee not French Soldier oa her territory. PARLl4Nitirilt ?ItOCIEDINOL 'none 01 coioloisimiumittAT, AMU; sa. A Padden was ping bun the Damian anis' In Ohs rest et Menem. Id Ilieldisbendbke. praylog sterol to la iota *Malin Mr. Las govenedeadnalts MGM toinegrow ram forlorn to bring hi a Bid to mania the Ponds of tbs Irtfla Coons of Law. - Mr. Atimamate beg& up tbo Report et the Coanninee ot Supply, which was wood to. Setvil accounts tda"tis Vie Tattoo were pretested, and ordered to be laid upon the Table. - • • AOM was ordenst to bebroogbeig regdourtho flan of of French Wintwoorkoot to elk Repose otelsoOseaudeer. Tbe Lecher*, DM al was rends at% mei esdeellb 00 be read a toteind time twesereoir. The biome Tee teolaillireee thrash& Cootsoltteeolod the RIM 'was 0161 W P he rewind esaiorrow. cores. trotiebfe Trolley et Irdend, pretested At, emote attic Tam he Wood for the year tibes.—Oetiesed to he ea the TO% nese be Ow& ~ Mr. tr, v k tp=t h & sr ivoshe up a to enable the Lords oldie Tr Me en the credit at the et the prefeiti was reed a IA tau, and w ined io be midi this tomorrow. „ 1118114 . 114 OF FARLIANZIT. Mr. DEFT moved hulas , * to being in a Bill to eased the provihothaten Mk of Paßiament, re lative to the Oath 'to. be taken. by Member: to fame is Parliament. • DUTY Ow IaPORTS AND 111111101111:11. Mr. N. VAlSUrtillt 1110.td:thlt she Order of •she. Day for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a Com mittae tomorrow •ea the • Exports and Imports Doty BM, mould be red.—which being rat 4 moved to pollpone ibeConnnittm tiu Tuefday next, as feveral Gentlemen Who were not then - in their places, wined to be pre&nt at the difcuifion.— Agreed to. Mr. M. A. Talmo* wished to know if his fog salon relative to Surveyors and Surcharges bad been attended to I Mr. N. VAMSITTAIIIT Paid, there was a BM in t ] Bate of preparation, but it was not yet ready to be laid before the Houle. ~ WEST INDIA DOCKS. Lord NAV/MI(11Y prefented a Petition from the Proprietors of the Welt India Docks, the ob jea of which was to obtain a modification of the regulations prefetibed by the original Aa of Pao► limn= foie carrying thofplan for the improvement of the Port of London into effea. His Lordihip fad, he was perfnaded that it was impoffible for any perfon who had vifited the premifes, not to have feat that the important *porpores of the 4 were carrying into complete execution. The Docks for the Import Trade were nearly completed, and would be opm for the reception of chips by the middle of July I but the regulations of the Aft of Parliament could no; take place till the whole plan was completed.' If myth be evident that the Weft India merchants NJ the public would reap a be. nefit the inliant maim of the Docks was opened —it was therefore the with of the. Petitioners, that as loon as the Import Dock World be finithed, and notice given, it &Quid be opened for the reception of /hips coming into the Port of Loudon from th? Weft Indies. Confider** advantage would re. fult to the public revenue from the immenfe raving with regard , to the pldnder of property on the river Thames. The chieB of the Petition was only to render the former regulations more effeanal. The Petition had been (t w itted to the different Reve. nus Boards, who Lid blest/ approved of it. He had only to obferve, dig if original plan bad not been extended, the whole would have heeh finitispd at leis than the etiolate. He was Codified there was not any Gentleinan in the Hoorp whit did not think it was a meafitre that refiated 'chi high& honour on thole concerned in it, and one that would bc paremely beneficial to the country.. The Pagan was received, and referred 9) of Committee. . LINT IzTaxotnumeits. Mr. Ronson a&ed, whether tilt papers moved for on the loth of March, relative to the Army Extraordinaries for Ireland, were likely to be loon brought forward ? If he was ittfoemcd they were not expefted, be ihouldto-mqrron , funmit a motion to the Houfe upon the fubjeß. Mr. COLILY Lid the order had been tranfmitted to Ireland intmedidely on its being made ; but he begged leave on the part of the Public Officers in that country.to introit the indulgence of the Floufe. as in confequence of an alteration in the mod( of keeping the accounts, they found Come difficulty in complying with the orders of the liot.fc. SANK 07 'ISLAND. Mr. Cour moved, that the At of the rth of Geo. 111. he read fro/errs.' : he then laid, that he rote to move for leave to bring in a Bill to continue that A6l, which was to relltia the money pay-- menu of the Bank of Ireland. He laid, it would not be neeeffary for him to detain the Houk upon this occafion, the meafure which he now propofei to continue had become neceffary in Ireland, in confequence of its adoption in England, and a Bill having been brought into the United Parliament to continue the reltriaion upon the Bank of Eng land for a longer period, it would be proper, upon the fame grounds, to adopt a fimilar meafure with regard to Ireland. He therefore concluded with moving for leave to bring in a Bill to that died-- Leslie was given to bring in the Bill. sass RISTRICTION lIILL. Mr. AL/KAMMER brought up the Report of the Bank Reflation Bill. Upon the quefiion for the Houle agreeing to the Refolution for filling up the blank with the tft of March, 1803, Mr. JAN as propofed a clanfe to the effee, that during the continuance of the Refitiaion, it should not be lawful for the Governor and Company of the Bank to ;rue Notes to any amount, which with their debts wouhl ex ce ed their capital oft t,OOO pool. and their aBual amount of gold and filver. The CIIIMICILLOII of the titcintutra obferved, that the Hon. Gentleman had adduced no ground upon which the Mottle ought to receive filth a claufe. Mr. Deur laid. the clan& could not be received. outer* it was meant to annihilate •the Bank. The claufe was rtjefted, after which , the Refo lotion was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time tomorrow.--Adjourned. LONDON. FRIDAY, APRIL 13. Cr ST. Games D4r4-41olidt7 at the Exchequer, Stamp. Escifc wd Maw MICR OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: • 3 Pee Can: Cad for maser, 011.-far Pay hea. 74. itstacet 7541—S per Cum r041,..New 51w Can. to6 4 "'" 4 Pm' Com. 911 9 2 ""'OW, 3 4 12 WOO' rams or Steens Tina - alai. Bonk Sescis 1 941 1 931 1 94 Loot MI6 ill 3 4 6 .3 per Got. Red. 26 2.5 i &bort 1 7 26 3 per C. Coot 24264 f Liam" is. to rupooo r 4 Per Cent. Aom a li 911 Onnd.s •Si 3i.P S Per e Alm 105 104•1 Ova Ise ditlit S Per C 1797 1 Mt tati‘iret OM 'O. Dutch and Hamburibliasia.iiialfo Paris Journals to the t9th inll.4ave arrived (ince yet terday's publication. None of them bring any news of much moment. The Iffenitetw informs us of what we knew, that the Ratifications of this country anch,France were exchanged LIR Sunday. The journals are filled with details refpetaing the-celebration of Ts Dew, and the re-ellablament of Eceletialkics ! which they call the infiallaticm of the Chrinian Religion. The Mailerr has begun to reckon by Dimanche, aS Germinal, ice. So far the new Calendar ism tamed. Bills due on Sunday are to be paid on Saturday, as here. It appears that the Confuls, Minifers, &c. ice. have returned liveries. Every thing was mon fu perb ; the military parade muft have been very ltriking. It is mentioned that old Madame Botta- PARTS was prefent in the Church of Notre Dame, and no doubt the was highly delighted with her five funs, who were acting fo high parts in this ex traordinary drama. Every thing falhionable in France embraces re ligion with enthunafin. A letter from Paris de fcribes the fcene in a few words—" We are all pio ad here." The charafter of the French Nation is ,fully difplayed in the giddy, theatrical levity, with which they adopt the molt facred of fentiments, and the molt venerable of initi- tutions. We admire the modCR, unarming charaeer of our religion, but we do not like to fee it &Tired up like' a harlequin iq a pantomime, or run after like a dance at the Opera-houfe.— The French have no dignity, no moderation in what they do. They injure every thing high and folensn with which they meddle; and if they go on at this rate, we fear, as they have made Li- Lrrty detedable, they will, as fu' as they can, req. der Religion ridiculons. We find no mention in the official Journal of the reported Atk of Grace in favour of the Emi• grants. It is Rated, however, in Tome of the pa pers, that Tome farther meafures of indulgence towards them are is contemplation. Two Emmons Cestihatak, Atlases's* Lanswn and Moaners, are appointed 'Prefab. The Funds are 56f. 4oc. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENG,^•.. MAILS THIS DAB'.—WIND S. S. VC AREIVID. I Dublin. o Waterfoni. o Frcnch, Dutch, • Hambergh, PLYMOUTH, APRIL 21. ut:T. • Came In the Maria, of Fowey, DE KS HAM, from Cephalonia, bound to London, laden with currants and fuftick, in want of =diaries ; the Ann, louts, from Liaton to London, laden with fruit ; Danith galliafs Enigheden, SWENOSON, from Crd iipoli, bound to Hamburgh, with lofs of bowfptir, file is laden with oil ; came in from Torbay paid off, his Majefty's (hips LONIION, of 9s gu:,s, Captain MURR AV ; RAMILIES, Of 74, Captain Os /1014S ; and the CANADA, of 74, Captain YORKE. —The DEDAIG N E USE, of 33 guns, Captain Sttolc.-. LAND, is gone up Hamoaze to be paid off. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 82. This day arrived the FAIRY Hoop of war; alto the following tranfports from the Straits, and are under quarantine, viz. Sca Nymph, Capt. TnowAs Cuoacm ; and John, BIDDEFORD, from Malta; the Brothers, Avitiasort ; and the Beauty, —, from Lifbon ; Telemachus, PAIN ; and Jackfon, R. Satinwtss. Sailed two (loops full of feamet for London. Came in from Torbay, the Douai!. GAR, of 8o guns, Sir RICHARD STZACHAN; NE,. TUNS, of 98 guns, Ausyss ; and l'HeacuLt, of 84 guns, Luae. They are ordered into harbour to lie as guardfhips: Arrived this day the Boss. Doe (loop of war, from the Mediterranean, and is ordered under quarantine; and the Laiicasrts, ft oi ta s ip, from Shames, with footmen paid off, for Plymouth. The CANDRIMI frigate was this day paid off at Bpithead: the is ordered to be re•commitlioned I again. A grey umber of festmen and marines landed this day from a floe, fmm Plymouth, from which port they were paid oft Capt. CIIVICK, of the Sea Nymph, fpoke the (Ives Cnaat.orra packet, for the Windward Mande; all well on the ad of April in lat:42. 53. N. long. 1 5. 49. 8. SHEERNESS, APRIL ss. Arrived his Maje.ity's !hips Nonfuch, of 64 guns, and the Kite, and jaloofe brigs, from Yar mouth; alto the Glory, of 98 guns, and St. Al bans, of 64, with the Gannet. and Cruizer brigs, from the Downs. Sailed the Galgo (loop of war for Spithead; the Gallant and Furious gun brigs were paid off this day, and their crews difcharged : went out of dock the Arrow !loop of War.---Wind s, %Y. modsrms. YARLIPUTH, APRIL is. Early this morning:arrived hit Majefty's packet. boat Passca of WaLas, Capt. HFAA.II, with mails and paffengers. The paffengers by the above woe Daum*. Erg. &glint Conful from Ka nigiberg, and family t Count Foncsoess and fa mily ; Meta. Galls, Cuassttaa, LEN% and (eyeful 'others. This morning failed the AVTV MN Coop of war for Hull, with men belonging to that place, difcharged from the . Chips of war. Sailed the Argo, Scott, with bale goods for Lilbon. Remain the following !hips of war, viz. the NYE. TERAINI N Admiral Dicasoa's flag fhip i Motaactt, Pausciss of CiILMIGa. Asia, and POLYrasMV;. Sailed this morning a cutter for Cuxhaven, with patebogas.-.•Wind S. W, .T.F..• DOVER. APRIL sz. The PaINCE Of WAS.I4 Capt. SUTTON, *rived here la& night from Boulogne, after poll, and hfought Mr. Pumas roles with the French Rati fication of the Definitive Treaty. and Mr. Hoarse, jun. Bailed this day the Starr packet with Ca. Mita Count RZAVlSlLl.forealais; alto the Duda; of Cumberland, with paffengen. Arrived the Slic ed', with eight paffengers from Boulogne. FROM LLOYD'. LIST, Dui, Aram 22.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Cumberland, Monmouth front Jai. maica.—Wind S. W. Guys sago, APRIL as.—Pared by the Ann, °mom, from Niemen; Argo, Ssaoaa, from Bro. men ; Young Francis, from Rotterdam Hope and A n chor, and Graces, Lawsos, from Norway. Sailed the Mania, Farts', for Demerara; Polly, —, for Halifax ; Friendfhip, Ross all, and London, BARRY, for Dublin;— Union, MITCALFS, for Nantz ; Accomplithed Qiialter ! TRATT4Ip for St. Kitts; William, BAG. 'MD. for Venice ; Trafficker, Foan, for Perla ; Vrpw Trot*, for Amfierdani ; Cadtarins Maria, —, for St. Vallery, and Veir Gebroders, .--, for Dieppe. ..' — Aaaavao--At Llecrpool—Anna Bella, Grian, from Dc. nakera; O'Neil, from Lubon; and Royal Recovery, Contain, from Genoa. MaryAftotk—g and Betfey, from Lithon; and Ton k olu i lis , s. on Matinique. At l*Wr Orieant.-Fame, —, from London. Saturday', the Mentor, BALFOUR, from Malta, =lived in Leith Roada,i!id o proceedednp the Firth, to ride qu.trantine in Inverkeithing Bay. tsar be mmainder aide tiandeaktotentgence, fee the ha per; ~ r ti