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THE Ik.F4IEM ; Or, GRAND FEIN ANTHEM. Compact! by the celebrated °emir, of Vi ntm L'ALLEGRO IL PENSIEROSO. Written by Mt LYON, and cohipored by HADIDEL. PART U. Ftrft Grand Concerto. Beck. Mr. incledon, 4 Hems loathed Melancholy." Air, " Come thou Goddds fair and free." Air, Mrs. Duerfk, " Come rather Goddefs." Air, Mr:lncL:don, and Chorus, " Hafte thee, Nymph." Mailer Sndth, and Chorus, " Conte and trip it." Recit. Mrs. Dutra, "Come we ave N un ." bong, " Come but keep." Chorus, " Join with thee." Air, (by defire) MK, 'Titer, (her fiat appetrance), " Where is this Aupendous Brayer." Redemption. 1' ecit. " Hence loathed. bong, Mifs Tennant, " Mirth admit me." Ran. Mn. Second, " Era and Chief." Sweet Bird," (aeesin. on the Violin, by Mr. G. Aalley.) Song, Mr. Denman, " Mirth admit me." Alt, Mr. Incledon, " Oft on a plat." Rea. Mrs. Second, " If I give tbee honour due." Air, "Let me wander." Chorus. " And yaung and old." PART lIL Rent. Mrs. punkt, "Hence v; deltiding joys." Air, " Bat Oh fad Virgin," (accompanied fon the Violoncello I.y Mr. C. Aihiey): Recit. Mr.Denman, "Thus sight." Air and Chortle, " Populous Cities." Air, Mr. Dignum, " There let H)11101." Reck. Mrs. Dudek, " Mc, when the Sun." Air, a Hide me from day's garint eye." " to the well trod stage." Duetto, Mrs. Second and Mr Inckdon," As Reale the Mom." Air, Mils Tennant, " And ever sguinft." Air, Mr incledon, and Chants, " There delights." Lad of Part 1. a Concerto on the Grand iiimo Forte by Mr. Flex*, (Pupil of Mr. CLZMIN Principal Vocal Pertintsurs Mrs. SECOND, Milk TENNANT. Mifs TYRER, Mailer smrrs, (their firft appearance.) And Madame 19WiSlEK. Mr. INCI.EDON, Mr. =NUM. Mr. DYNE, Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr. DENMAN. Among the Prinzipal leitnimental Performers arc I.eadtr of the Band, Mr. 0. ASHLEY. Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. Violoneellee--Mcfliv. Charles Ansley, Sharp, Sec. Prii,eit . Second Violin—Mr. Niel:on. 11.1fittor.s—Mcf.Tri. Park infun and Taylor. Trumpets.—M. iTie Smith, Tamplin, and Castel°. Bah Trumpet—Mr. Attwood. Double Eaffm--Mart. jotter, Francis, ate. Cerro .1 Balletto—Mcnis. Munro and Weer, jua. Sertnno—Mr. Sicked. oboes--MeErs. Ling and Corrifh, jun. Violas—blefirs. Hackwoud and Munro, jun. Huiee--kleffre 'Weidner and Cornilh, feu. Double Baffoons—Melfrs. lerkinfon and Ltiller. lorns--Mears. Wallis and Jackfun. Trembon4,--Meths. Hack. Zwitigtnan, and Drefilirr. Puuble !hums—Mr. IL MM.?. r. It of the BAND and the CHORUSSES, which will be Eataterous and complete, by the molt approved Performers. lin whole under the din:Ellen of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen. Boxes 6s. Pit 38.6 d. Gallery as. Upper Gall. Is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office, in Hart-ftreet. Half Price as ulna! at Ninces'Llock. Doors to be opened at Six, and to begin at Seven. Books of the Words, containing a Tranflation of the Requiem, and a Biographical Sketch of the Life of Mozart, to be had at the Theatre, peke 6d. each. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, To begin drawing the ad of Marcel, S\CIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, London, llabli(ltcd In the Year :759) and at their State Littery Ofriccs, a. Darne-ftteet, Dubin, and Trongatr, Glalibeve, are nrointed to fell the Tickets and Ramped Shares of the Englllle Lottery, agreeable to Adt of Parliament. _ MEMAI44. As Tickets have rifen in price, and will, in all probability, Continue to rife, it does not appear that any offer to "take beck Tickets or Shares, and return the purehafe money un t►e Sa surdrf preceding the drawing," can he of advantage to the Public; hut to thofe who think ot►erwlfe, Swift and Co. beg bate to fay, that they are equally ready u any °See in the kingdom to make fuck engagement, if required, at the time of the purclufe. Country Correfpondents, remitting Bank-notes, each, good bills, or PolLeffice orders, will have Tickets or Shares fent t►en,, and an account of their (needs as loon as drawn. Swift and Ca have been remarkably fortunate to the Public la the tale of Capital Prises in the late Lotteries. I ENGLISH LOTTSNY, &sins Drawriog the 2d of Mardi tam THE satir.me CONTAINS Prizes of £.3 0 4 303 so e oco lox* Poo 2,000 I,cca Soo zoo 100 so too Haifa Million of Money Sterling In prin.. Put of the Capitals will be determined as under t Nell-Drawn Ticket sjth Day L. 10,00 0 Ditto 29th Day 20.030 Ditto 33.: Day 30,000 Ditto such Day sPoo The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the %dual time In tell Soling money, without nay dikuunt or &wawa. TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are frilltlS lit every IJCENSED LOTTERY OFFICE hi Lollizod, Scotland and Wand. And the Prises paid sic demand. •lININNI m • • mft dm •M I • Purr PRICE. Ticket ty 9 0 Half g tg o het s 1- 6 %tarter 4 to 0 Sieteonth s 3 ,) 4 .1 . Teams in the country way be (untied with Tickets 01 tYli• rime as If by Lpdina Pon 01114 Of4Srfr PC ‘4ll, or Batilintss, LitsafrALHOcil 041 P THURSD4Y, FEBRUARY 19, - p3ol FORTH HERRING FISHERY. atiarexim.att D. fee. 11, 1201. WE, the Subfcribers, for ourfelvcs, and the different Ports .vre reprcfent, do hereby csprets our moft finale thanks to the Honourable BOARD of Titus- TEES, at Edinburgh, and tbc Right Non;thc Lorto CATE of SCOTLAND, for attending to our r t..)„, getting Mr. ROMPAT CROOKIHANA appointed as Ju iciary italic, or liking Admiral for this Coal as by his prudencs and atten tion much property has been fecund, and pilferer prevented, which was much pradifed here among the filbert previous to his appointment ; and we hope, by his further exertions, co operating with his Msjelty's armed ireffeLs, fuch depreda tions will be happily prevented in aB time coming. JAMES BANNATINE, GEORGE BLACK, Greenock. WM. MACKIE, DANIEL SHARP, Rothf ay.. WM. WALLACE, WM. DIJNI ; OP, MALCOLMCAMERON,t campbdton. JOHN CALLIE, Kircudbright. This day was leaftrata with One Copperplates, neatly engraved. pdca Pees MNags and Sixpene.:, hoard% 'TEE BRFPLSH MARINER's VOCABU LARY , or Unirerini Didlionary of Teel,nical Tema and Sea Plunks ufed in the Conftrudtion, Equipurerr, Ma. /easement, and Military Operations of a Ship. By J. MOORE. Printed for T. Horft. Ns. Pateniofterrow ; Vernor and Flood, /Poultry ; JJ Sewell, No. 32, Cornhill Lactington, Allen yel Co. Finibury4quare; J. Wation, Hantitage-hridge Wapping; and fuid at every Sea Port Town in the Onitai Kingdods. rw day waa publigted. price One Shilling, ALETTER to - N OB LEMAN, on the pro pc4ed REPEAL of the PENAL LAWS which now remain' In forciagainit the 'RUH ROMAN CATHOLICS. From CHARLES ranizst, Efq. of Lincoln's inn. Sold by Mars. Cceb/an. Dike-Rtes, Grain:nor-Iquart; Booker, New Bond-Arict ; Wright, Debratt, and Stockdak, Piccadilly. Where alto may be had. by the fame. Author An Hiftorical Account of tie LAWS againti ROMAN CATHOLICS. • Speedily will be publifbcd, 'TIRE ENCHANTRESS, or Where (hall I find her I, a Tale, by the Author of Melbourne, Deloratne Rqgitiald, /to. " You fee me tolling on fa of paffionh tebb aad 00W of 'ch now teem Madly wafting me to Ihorr, And the net moment plunge me beck again Into the basing of the outrageous deep !" Mictou. Printed at the Miaerva F:efs, Leader.hall-ftreet, for Wdliai9 Laic, and fold by occry geolifaller In this K 140424. Mr. laths would dtecrn it.a faiOur, if the Auddoi would oblige him by calling at rlie Mifervisbfice, Lmdenhtn-ftrect. rIANCING taught ifs,tfie inch faihionable fiyle . 11 —. 0 at Mr. WILSON'S steadily). for Lianeing,liabhibed upwardaid a years on thc, fitttrefpedahility, nlit i re Ladies and Gentleturn may acquire a proficiency in all the - fasiortable Mimic% Cotiliens, Country Dances Scotch, Irilh, and Italian Steps, Rods, Horniipcs, and every other fallaimable dance now in practice, in the moil private manner, on moderate terms.— Pupihr may board in the !souk and be completed in all the tor cerary parts of Dancing in a fortnight--the Bina and Broad- Sword tamed; alfq the Violin, Harp, and torte Piano. The Soiled Subfcription Allembly is held every Wanchlay, Ist No. as, Harlotequare, Minorics. FASHIONABLE DANCING. PitIVATA TUITION. MR. ALLEN informs his Pupils and the Pub lie,A.•-z• that he has mowed from thydomiquare, where be has taught thefe LIR fix years, and has opened his new Am dcmy for talhionabk Dancing, at No. to, Great isliiittrose. Goodman 's Plaids. His Acadciny, alio, at the Welt end of the Town y , and will continue open as ufual, at No. tp, Shea-rani. Brest, Golden-famare. At both, Ladies and Gentlemen who, when children, Tuve learned imperfeelly, or not at all, are vcrp fuon, aid quite M private, Taught to perform elegantly every defetiption of DAJiet i ts MODERN raacticr. Lanza tuitions arc mode to haiku the provers of fuch rAgners, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Ships, Count y Rclidents, and others who can devote hut a Mon time to accomplithment they may rade in the Houk during their tuition ; about a fortnight may be fufficienr Ihe Pedal Hip, Piano Forte, and Violin Taught ; alfo Broad Sword and Fencing. A Weft Subkription Aferobty every Wancfday. TO OFFICERS OF HIS MAIESTY's ROYAL NAVY AND ARMY. Viarehoure, toy, Strand, COTO' a Savoy BURGESS and SON refpeSfully inform a ge . n. J • ttensta °lbis Makfty's Royal Navy and Army, they con tinue to prepare and pack in their approved Method tar Chan nel &rake and Long voyages, fuch as they warrant to keep good for Years in any Climate, Cafes of atca IN/CIS for Fe sti Beef Steaks, Cold Meats, ids& Mutton, Mince Veal, Re: Pickled Tripe, Pickled or Corned Reef, Prepared in an entire new way, (k as not to eat Salt if at Sea Twelve Months.) Alfa *air Ready made Milliard, which will keep good Eighteen Months, Genuine Durham Flour of Muftard, New Sailed Oils, Cafes of Pickles in great Variety, Hams, Tongues, Cheeks of different Kinds, French and Spasifh Oils Effences of Mint, Thyme and parley, Osman Satirises, Gorgon: Anchovies far &adv.:4es, Toaft, &e. Cayenne Pepper, Cayenne, Garlic, Elder,Tarrsgon, and Shallot Vinegars; with a great Variety of other maw, stares, packed to any Amount, on the &well Notice. BY THE KING** PATENT. ' Granted to J. SMETHURST, Lamp Contnetor, At his Patent Lamp Maputo%try, No. 79 , St. Margaret's- may, for AN IMPROVED LAMP, for lighting Shops, Warchoufes, Compting , houfes, Ha ll s , Stairca/th, Public Oilers, Re. Re. where a good and pkafant light is required. THIS NEW IMPROVED LAMP WILL BURN COM MON OIL, widen equal light to the former Lamp. caned Argand'a Patent, that burn only with Spasseed ad. The espence in lighting Stnethurit's Patent Lamp is qoe kinlorney I each hour, and will give equal light to eve cantles. The Public will and a gnat raving in adopting the haproved Lamp, as the Patentee will engage to light his Lanni, which Om equal light to the former, at one third Ids mane. In tide 11alnim, Common Oil Is equally Tweet, and frce from finish, as Spermaccri Oil ; alio the great di:Scotty in dampag the tubes in the former it entirely removed in the new horovessalltt they are made in bed" and tin neatly japanned, a variety of patterns for different ufes—where a lugs flock will be kept, that the Public may be fuppticd on the bonen notice. Alto proper Oil, Cottons sod Walks, for the above, op the loweit terms. J. S. alto Informs the public, that he Is appointed the fads Ascot for Vending Thivilles new patent Cylindrical Refiac tars for lorreafinff Light, which poffeges peculiar advantages over all I spas, for Lighting public or privele Wisps, fop:tier to any ever yet offered to the Pubic, ma apt: Lamp w o = equal light to four common Lamps; they an perteduy to the rye, the great glare othallosed in Imo tweirn It inaledp r enuived, and one can diff.luruthi any ohket noir the Lamp tb.r ran be applied to eariou, porpoie4, wl.erc a firorili *ad pule ,4 at liaktis reqttiri.il at a e.:ttartre. 1.1, B. Fine Spermaceti aid other Lan, with and I .anterns of escry deft- rip tihn for id purpotes, laid isk, tusk sad kr =possum'. . . GOSPORT. Potion to a Commiffloo'ci Aprrament 'mil Salt. km SALE SY AUCTION, At the India Arms ims, oit'llimttlay the adth d , y , X February, Am, at Ekren o:Clack in the Morning. I 'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, now landing -I from the CERES, detained on bet V oyagc iron, Lilbon, by his Majefty's Armed Schooner ANT. For IL.mc Confutnrlon lac Balkets of an its of Cotom For Expottaliun:--23 Roam of 6ug.sr. Samples will be (hewn by Mears. Smith, St. Satire, and Marten, London ; antt by Mdlrt. Page and Evans, Gaport; of whom Catalogues may be had. FOR SALE, BY PtialLlC AUCTION, , At tie Landon Tavern, Foxhole-Area, Plymouth, on Wed- I!Y. Farttazikhlirl, at to o'clock in the Forenocti, t. GOOD RIG MORGEN STERN. Disietisioars : Fmk Inches. Length - SS 3 Breadth - - • 25 3 licighth between Decks - s 1 Admeafures. 2 , .17-94 Tons. Depth of Hull (Including the Keelfon) tt 0 Detained on her verge from Audlerdant to Litbon, by his Majelly's flips Dict.ttuß, ar.d other?, and flare coild , mined as prize. She b fimare-Iterned, Dutah built, and Incomplete condition : her :-.lat,rialy art abu n dant. She appears a [nimble Vella for any cmpby, and maybe Con to fen with very little =pence. For Catalogues. viewing, &e. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Mereb.mt, Plymouth. Plymouth, sty February, act. FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Fozholo-ftreet, Plymouth, On Wnincds) keb. a& , t, at um o'clock In the forenoon, ABOUT One Hundred Tons of FRENCH SALT"; being the Cargo of the Pruflian Gallia ;Ur: FROUW DEDDE, detained on her voyage from France by his Majefty's hired armed Brig FANNY, Lieut. W. FRISSiI. Commander, and Snake private Chip of war; and Twee con demned as prize.--This Sails of good quality, and will be put up b bitable lots for the corureniency of purchafers. For viewing, Samples, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. • FOR SAL}, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • At the Lawton Tavern, Fochole-ftrrct, Plymouth, Wohlekkl• /Lb. 2s. !Bat, at ten r'elnek in the forenoon, • 101 l KX/01TATION, THIRTY-THREE CHESTS WHITE HA IL VA . 4 4 INAH SLIGAIt ;tlevestren Ditto Brkrva.. Part of the ezr:o oithe Dana mip DINMARR, Coll.lolllled :lilt to his Majefty's hired armed MUMS CONSTITUTION Pwats,—.For ♦lawini, Catalogues, die. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. FOR SALE, BY PUBLeC AUCTION, A:. the London Tavern, Fo:bole-Street, Plymouth, On Wednefday, Felt: le, it: at ten o'clock in the forenoo. THE iisallint FRANCES. Foreign built ; has a Bridle Regliterneent:om : Length - - - 75 feet 11 Marrs. Breadth - - • 17 7! ( Depth - - - 7 6, Admeafures es-91 Tons. Shu has lately bad a gt.ud repair, is an eteceding Brous Vac!, and well found us all her Material: her Sails mealy new.—Fur Viewing, Ste. apply to Mr. John Rocker, Merchant, Plymouth.---Plymouth, stis February, Cot. BATH.--To na 410L11 aT PRIVAT? CONITRACT. ANexceedingsrell-bitiADWELLING-HOUSE •a• In that depot lituetlim, No. ea, in the CIRCUS, Bali, together with a Casa;!phonic, and a Piece of Garden Ground, 145 fret deep, and from 31 to 4o feet wide, Alfa& very band fome Coach, in comp/ etc repair, and nearly new. For particulars, enquire of Mr. Stafford, Aottiaseer, in the Market-Place, or No. 7, Bennet-ftreet. ••• Flail the Purebafe money may remain on Mortgage, if required. icy Letters poll paid, be mrcfuny attended to. RIVER LEA AND TURNPIKE BONDS, CANAL SHARES, AND HOUSE& TO XL 1101.0 SX AUCTION, By Mr. kA!NE, On Friday the 27th Ina. by order of Executors and Trufkcs, At the Rainbow Culfeehouk in Curuhilli, 4 IL o'clock, In 54 Lota, FIVE Bonds for tool. each, fecured by d River Lea Navigation.—One Bond for tool. by the St. Allan's Gates.—Two Shares of 1301. each in the Grantham Canal.— Three Shares of tool. each in the Alhhy-bo./2-ZoutE.—..A. Leaftbold Houk, No. tB, Abingdon-Rivet, Weftniinltcr. A Ditto, No 39, Tavittorlt-Itrect, Covuttitarden.—A Ditto, No. Sc, jermyti-Itreet, St. Jinn •.'s. Printed pertkidan may be had at the Rainbow Colfeehoufo, nd of Mr. kaint,th Marlow-arca, Blossuibury. VALUABLE CHURCH PREFERMENL, TO SS SOLD SY AUCTION, By Mr. SYDE.R. At Garraway's Colfer-houfe, on Friday the syth instant, at One orlock precifeiy ' 'THE Perpetual Advowfon of the Vicarage of . 1 - CHATTERIS, in the County of CAMBRIDGE, ruts jeffi to the life of the prefent Incumbent, aged bixty.e.ree; confining of a modern and fuhßantial Brick Vinarage Ifoufc, Offices, said Garden; with the Vicarial Tithes of the whole Parlib, containing nearly 14000 Acrta of fertilz, ataahk, and P.olsre Land, V. hcreof smo are already incloid, awl in a high Rate of cultivation of the annual value of gcrl Chatteris is a pr:4l town, about Cp miles from London, 14 from Cambridge, and 12 from Ely. Part of the purchafe munry ntay remain on :not-gage; anui printed Particulars may he had of Mr. Tyndale, SolicLor, Lana...lies :nu Fields; of Mr. Paddffon, .1 Louth, in Lincolaffilre; and of the Auctioneer, atThctfoe4, hurfOlk, by letters, (putt pall) FREEHOLD MANOR AND EsTATE !N I LtNl: TO II 101.0 BY AVCTION, By MR. WHITE, At Garraway's C.offee•Hoofe, Change Atl.l, Loodop, on Wodmaday the aph day of Vuhruary nest, a; is o'clock, AVALUABLE • and truly clearable FREE. HOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Pirilh dEMAW, in the County of Sonthampton, diflart one mile frorti W. yhill, four from Andover, flatten from Winchettar, ay.! thirtem lions The Manor, or reputed Manor or Lordedp of FilS ad, other wife Fyfibead, co-este:6re . .vith the l'aria, with the tilbery, Royalties, :tad .‘pportetune-s, esteortTe ant! valuable Ws and Woodlands, :/boualine witli mu Fa e.4 goosi Ntaoficat or Farm-Hiiiife, with commodious Barns, t‘tables, Oto.houfcs, Gardens, Orchards , Arabic Pasture sod Meadow Land, in a high Rate of Coldvation, and ylentiiidly fiqmlied Witk fine spring d Water; the Ulu& cootAiaing, by Adsocafiiranent, ass Amp, 1 Roods, 7 Perches and occupiod with other I...imis, by Mr. Lliegeoa, for a Tam Which will the t dt Day of (Motor. tSoj. ts he viewed until the Sak, by applying to Mr. Hineal, the Tenant, of whom printed Partiwaligs way be ado of Mem johnfon sod Cabal. falicitan, tbs,asiigmai . Load," Mr. BIM, f ofiritor, Aar/mice ; Star iota, Ao... , uver, , Whit 14 It Sadd►aryl White Han, Wieuscites ; Pritarrs at the bay Journal, Homelhirc throuleie, and R...adiug Mercisig ; ththiriptaee at fele ; and of Mr. Whim, Prim e's.finast i rey's BOW, W,Otai $ .khans phi may he tap. [PRICE SIX PENCE, FRdINCI:. ACTS or covERN3.TENT, .1-1:Bk!;.11t MESSAGE OF THE CONSULS 1:3 :lit LLl7lil ::tt. XJ.DY AND TUE TRIBUNAI F. The Peace of Cont..n.mt has been Zr Luneville. It is inch as the French people jefacd. Their fird with e..as the boundary id the Chine. Their reveries did not Alter their in lination ; their viaories ought not to unlaic their pones (ions. After retiring the antient limits of Gaul, it belongs to them to rellore to liberty, nations which were united to them by a common origin, and the ties of interell and mann n,. The fice dom of the Cifalpine and I.igta ian Republics Is se cured. Next to this duty, th_r was aliother which jnftiee and gerierofity preectibed to them. King of Spans has been taithttil td our cattle, and has tuffered for it. Neither *.or icscares, uor the •" perfidious infinuations of o u t enemiei, have been able to detach him from our interells. He alail receive a jolt return. A Prince of his blood is to be placed on the Throne of Turcany. He will re member that he owes it to the fidelity of Spain, and the friendfhip of France. His roads and his ports will be fink againft our enemies t anal become the alylum of our Commerce and OUT edit's. Ant: tria--and in this confills tha pled;,ii of peace— Autiria, henceforth feparated from Franc c x. tenfive regions, will no longer entertain thaifrival (hip, and thofe trientments which have for foasany ages been the torment cithofe two Powers, and produced the calamities of Europe. By thWtrea ty every thing is concluded as to France." She will have no longer to contend with the ties and intrigues of a Congrefs. The Govern ment owes a teftimony of fattsfaaion to the Milli ner Plenipotentiary who has cor.duaed this nego tiation to to fortunate an Wile. There rem.d.ts an interpretation to be dreaded, no explanation to be demanded, nor any of thofe equivocal *difpofi thins, in which the art of diplomacy depofits the germ via new war. Why is it that ibis treaty is not a treaty of general 'pacification l This was the with of France ! this was the conasint objea of the efforts of ks Government I but all its efforts have been in vain. Enmplknows all that the Erie tith hfinifiry have done to prevent the recede of the negotiations at Luneville. In rain did an Agent, authorized by the GOvernment, declare to them on the gth of October, t Bco, that France was ready to enter into a kparate' negotiation with them. Ilk declaration was nniwered onlj. by a refufal, ander the pretext that England could not abandon her ally. Since that period, and after that ally had contented to treat yr:shoos this Government fecks for other means of poftpon ing a peace which is Co necefrary to the whole world. It violates a Convention, confeerated by humanity, and declvres war againfl fithcrmen.— It advances pretentious contrary to the dignity and rights of all nations. All the cortunerce of Alla, and immtnie colonies, are no longer fulficient to fatisfy its ambition. It is necetfary that all the Peas fhould be fubjeacd to the exclufive thvereignty of England. It arms again* final, ,Elcrimar - k, and Sweden, becaufe 4uffie, Denmark; and Senders have, by treaties, mutually guaranteed their fa vereignty, their independence, and their Cags.— The powers of the North, unjoftly attacked, have a right to rely on the affiltance of France. The French Government will with them avenge op in jury common to all nations, without at Any time forgetting, that it ought to contendonly for Peace and the happinefs of Use world. Te Firft (Signed) By the Fall Conful, H. B. Atari, Secretary of State. A Similar Meffage was fent to the Coaferustiye Senate, but the Senate having rifest before the eta. tors of Government arrived, it will be received to morrow at two o'clock. 11CMATILILTE. PARIS, FLBRUART t 4. Yelerdav evening the news of the cnnclufion of Peace fprea'd through every circle, and was an nounced at every hall. It is impoiEbk to defcribe the impreiEm it has made upon the public mind. —Every cid; and dcfcription of eitixen manifell the fame joy and exultation. As loon .17. this joy. ft intelligence reached the I ktel Longrevilk, where there was a matiscd ball. the company came out and &need in the fq.iare Car. , ufel, and, with the elfuflons of patriotic enthullafm, they learned to blend the frolics of folly. Peace, the SrLl objca the Central, is now the topic of general eon-err:l6on and the boAmi of the Republic (wells with the liveheil eni v tions of gratitude. This morning, at fin o'clock, repeated difehargcs of artillery announced the happy int..lLigence of the conchilion of Prase with the F.mperut and the C:rrnanic Empire. About eleven o'clock the hfinillcrr and the Counfcllore of State proceeded to the Thuilkries, together with a great number of the Members of the Legitlatioe Body, and fcveral of the PuNic rune tit:navies, both civil and military. Alto. the audience which they had from the Chief COllllll, BO ):APARTS went to the Council of State, where he acqnvinted the Members wi th the conditions of the Treaty. At ten in the evening, the band tithe Confular Guard affembled in the Garden of the Thullleries, where they continued under . the windows of the Chief Copral. The concert w.is concluded br difeharge from fifty pieces of cr.nnon. The filer which Government is to difpiny on this happy , occafioo will mat take place the Treat! , is ra. tiii‘d.