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i c.c-z the LONDON GAZETTE, April 27, 18oz. Dvzvning-Street, April 21. THTS morning the Honourable Henry Picrrepont, ..14patched by .Anthony Merry, Esq. His Maje Sty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the French Republic, arrived with the Ratification by the First Consul of the French Republic, of the Definitive Treaty, signed the 27th of last month ; which was 'ex-' changed With Mr. Merry, against that of His - Ma jesty on the t Bth instant, at Paris, by' the Plenipo tentiary of the French Republic. Downing-Street, April z 6. Last night one of the King's Messengers, dis patched by Anthony Merry, Esq. His Majesty's 'Minister Plenipotentiary to the French Republic, arrived with the Ratifications of His Catholic Ma jesty, and by the Ritavian Government, of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, signed the 27th of last month ; which were exchanged with Mr. Meiry against those of His Majesty on the 23d instant, at Paris, by the .Plenipotentiaries of His Catholic Majesty and of the Batavian Republic. By the KING.—A PROCLAMATION, Declaring the Conclusion of the War. GEORGE R. WuEREas by an 'Aa passed in the Thirty-fourth Year of Our Reign, inti tilled, An Ad for the further Encourage_ nent of British Mariiiers r and for other Purposes therein mentioned, various Provisions are made which are direded to take Lad from and atter the Expiration of SiX Months from the Conclusion of the then existing War, to be totified in Manner therein mentioned ; and it is thereby fur ther enaded, that, for the Purposes cot the said Ad, the Conclusion of the said War, shall be holden to be from the Time that the same-shall be notified by Our Royal Procla mation, or Order in Council, to be published in the Len don Gazette : And whereas a Definitive Treaty of Peace has been duly ratified between Us, the French Republic, Hi, Catholic Majesty, and the BgaVidll Republic; We hive therefore thought fit, by and with the Advice of Our Privy Council, for the Purposes of the said Ad, hereby to notify and declare the Conclusion of the said War, by this Our Royal Proclamation, tote published in the London Ga zette ; and We do direct the samesanme.to be published accord irksl7 . Giyen at Our Court at Windsor, the Twenty-sbah Dav of April One thousand eight hundred and two, in the Forty-second Year of Our Reign. ,c 01.) SAVE THE KI:ING. [This Gazette contains a similar Proclamation to that given in our Paper yesterday, for a Public Thanksgiving in Scotland on the same Day with that in England and Ireland.] BAN.KI?UPTCY ENLARGED. June t?. Edward Russell, of Maidstone, hop-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. ' BANKRUPTS. James Harper, of Bordesley, Warwickshire, malt-mill and bayonet-maker, to surrender tune r, at five, and z, 8, at eleven, at the Swan Inn and Hotel, Birmingham. Attor nies, Messrs. Barbor and Browne, Fetter-lane, London ; or Mr. Freere, Birmingham. Adam Scott, of Workington, mercer and draper, May 17, 18, and June .S, at eleven, at the house of Henry' Salkeld, inn holder, Workington. Attornies, Mr. Hodgson, White haven ; or Mr. Falcon, Elm-court, Temple. John Osbaldiston, of Southampton, baker, May 6, at four, 7, at ten, and June 8, at twelve, at the Dolphin-In n , Soutii:ampton. Attornies, Messrs. Matthews and GOod, Gough -square, London; or ikir. Galpine, Southampton. NVilliarn Williams, late of Dean -street, Holborn, carpenter, May t, at eleven, it, at one, and June 8, at ten, at Guild !Kilt. Attorney, Mr. Kibblewhite, Gray's-Inn-Place. William Lashbrooke, of Southampton-Buildings, Chancery lane, wine -merchant, May a, 8, arid June 8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Fir. Hall, Queen -street, Cheap side. Eleanor Douse, of Coades-row, Lambeth, milliner and haberdasher, May 8, it, and June 8, at ten, at GMldhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sherwood and Parrell, Canterbury - square, Southwark. William Robinson, Richard Freestone Parris, and Dinah Squires, of King -street, Seven. Dials, bakers, May 1, 11, and June 8, at ten, a t G u ildh a ll . Attorney, Mt. 1 - lolnies, Mark-lane. !x'at aware That otitrfrade to the North of Eurcipe was very e,xtensive, but in what instance was the rate of J)Lity found to operate to its prejudice ? ven in point of justice, every argument now offered would, in former periods, apply ; but no objcai;As were ndvanced—and he also refer red to the arguinents adduced by his Honourable Friend (Mr. 1 . /ANsITTART), from the Stipulations of the American Treaty, which he thought a very cogent one, and ko these, they should; under the present circumstance, make up their mirfds to con form—But his principal view in troubling the Com mittee, was to impress the consideration, that every objeEtion now offered would surely then apply with equal justice : and that no advantage was taken of the cheerfulness and patience with which the measure was formerly acquiesced in, and which no man could be :none ready to applaud than himself. N'lr. LI; ERFORC and the C;JANCELLOR Of EXCHFVJER, spoke severally in explanation. Mr. Built:Po:: and Mr. H. LA,scELLES made few observations. General GAS COY NE observed, that the acqui escence manifested in the former instance, arose in a great degree from a Fuppojtion that it was intend ed only as a temporary measure. The discussion continued principally between the nbovementioned Gentlemen, but the supporters of the Amendment, above stated, did not take *e. sense of the Committee upon it. Some observations which had been made relative to a defalcation which was to be eXpeCted in con_ sequence of the War, induced the Cii . p..No EL %OR of the Excitz2vEtt to remark, that the late War had ,cstablished the decided superiori“% of Great Britain in point of Trade, Commerce, and Navigation, and which he contended would clearly appear from a comparison of the situation of this Country with any other in Europe, and an examination of the re lations in which she'stood with respect to them ; it was therefore with hope and confidence lie content_ plated her future prospects, and not with anxiety or apprehension. Mr. ROBS - )N nfade a variety of observations upon the subject before the Committee, respccling which, upon the whole, he was of opinion that, as he understood Government to declare the measure was intended experimentally for a year, it would be proper to try it. The circumstances of the Country required a large revenue, and Convoys may be a fair objets of taxation, , With respect to extending it to Ireland, he observed, that he had that confidence in the liberality of the Representatives from that Country, to think that at the, expiration of "the year they would, if the Tax was foamd to answer favour ably, consent to its extension to their Country, or agree to some regulations in the way of a counter vailing duty, in order to put the Commerce of both Countries on an equal footing. On this ground he would consent to exclude Ireland from theoperation Of the present Bill. Genera/ GASCOY NE stated that he had a Clause to propose, in order to authorise the repeal, altera tion, or amendment of the Bill in the present iSes . ;,•on. The necessity of such a Clause was already done away, for the concluding provision of the Bill, Which was just afterwards read by the Chairman, was ptecisely to that effeCi. The Chairman then uitted the Chair, and the House resuming, the Re. port was ordered to be received to_morrow. Mr. VA NS, TTART presented a Bill for defraying the Charges of the Pty of, the Militia in England for the Year ISoz, which was read a first, and ordered to be read a second time to_morrow. V.\NSITTART brought up a Bill for making an Allmvarice, in certain Cakes, to Subaltern Offi cer:i of the Militia during Peace. Read a first, and ordered to be read a second time t6-morrow. Mr. VANSITTART acquainted the House, that he should, tu-morrow, move, that the Aas of ;7, 36, and 39- of the King, relative to the Farm. ing of the Post. Horse Duties, be referred to the 'consideration of a Committee of the whole House. The House resolved into a Committee on the French Wines Impoitation Bill, when a few Amend ments were agreed to, on the Motion of Mr. VAN sITTART. After which the House resumed, and ordered the Report to be received to-morrow. The Commitment of the Irish Linen Bill, was, after a few wurds between Mr. Fos-r ER and Mr. VAN_ S 1 TT A RT, deferred till Thurd,iy. Tilt. Income Tax Repeal Bill was read a third time, .and passed.—After which the House, on the ?notion of the CH4Nc ELLott of the EXCHEQUER, adjourned at a quarter past to o'clock till To-mor row. DIVIDENDS. Mav zz. Joseph C reaves the elder, of Gloucester-Buildings, Walworth, insurance-broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 1. William Scarbrow, of St. Neots, Huntingdon, baker, at ten, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. June t, Robert StalThrd the younger, of Huntingdon, grocer, at ten, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. June 1. Thomas' Peet:, Wembeiley, late of Huntingdon, grocer, at ten, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. June I. William Chow n , l ate of Higham-Mills, North ampton, miller, at ten, at the Fount a in I nn , H unt i ng d on. May zz. John Jones; late of Birmingham, draper and shop. keeper, at one, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES, ;flay /S. Michael 114%arry, of Bell Wharf, Shadwell, victualler. Archer Whiting, late or - Long-Acre, coachmaker. Peter Spittle, of Wedrieskmry„ Stallorthhirc, ivaker.Daniel Cameron, late of Aldersgate-street, jeweller, MAI LS. ARRIVED. 0 Hamburgh - DLit. THE SUN. SOLEM QVIS DIOERE FAL,SUM AUDE.AT UA VA L NEWS. FXLMOUTH, P,rß:z. 25. His Royal Highness the DUKE ,of ICZNT arrived this day at Wynn's Hotel, to wait the arrival of His Majesty's Ship his-, of so guns, from Ports moush, on board of which he will embark to take command of the Fortress of Gibraltar. The his is ho.urly giipetlf!d. morning the Pmekte Packet, Capt. WI LSOV; 1 49 days from Jamaica, with Mails from thence,„l3arbadoes, and Martinique. She only brought one Passenger, Major 0 RSA' TH, of the 60th Regiment of Foot. No Packet Ivas arrived out Previous to her Sailed yesterday the Arnerigan Brig Rising States, Capt. BItOGDEN, with rice, &c. for Bdurdeaux ; and this day the Barer Gun brig, for Plymouth, to be paid off. Arrived the American Ship Eagle, Capt. Tao. Wo,on, with 1640 barrels of Jour, 2+ days from Norfolk, for a market. The Prince of Tales Packet, with Mails from Lisbon, may he hourly expeCted, the wind Having been favourable for these two days past. VIEERNESS, Ar xL 27. YESTERDAY evening arrived the William Store_ ship, from the Downs. The Polyphemus and Asia went up to Chatham; Arrived the jackal/ Gun-brig, from a Cruize after Smugglers. The Kite and ja/oure were this day re-commis sioned at this Port. The Braak and IVaal,ainheielt,. of 2+ guns each, at the Nore, have made the signal for Pilots, pre_ paratory to their sailing up to Deptford to be paid off. LONDON, APRIL zB, iBoz. THE Debate in the House of Commons last night, will be found highly interesting to the whole Commercial Community. Lord _HAWK ES. BURY declared the reasons why the Commercial Treaty with France was not renewed, which must prove highly satisfaClory to every impartial man. It was not because France had any adual indisposi tion to such a renewal ; but the circumstances of the two Countries had so changed, that new provi sions in a Commercial Treaty would be essentially necessary, and the time requisite for such arrange ments would have protracted the Negotiatio n for the Definitive Treaty, in a way highly injuri. ous to our Trade. Should a Commercial Treaty b e found essential to the interests of the two Countries, it may at any future period be arranged and con cluded. WE this morning received Par;s Journals of the 24. th inst. which are wholly unimportant.--The Tiers Consol. on the 23d were n. VIENNA, APRIL B.—lr is asserted that the Government has determined, upon the proposition of the Council of Finance, to alienate for fifteen Millions, the Domains of the Crown situated in Bohemia, Moravia, Hungary, and Gallicia. This alienation is to be made by way of Lottery, each ticket to be 500 florins. RATISBON, APR IL 3.—The Count de COLLO. R F DO, Bohemian Minister at the Diet, has commu nicated to the Prince of TOUR and TAXIS, the principal Commissary of His IMPERIAL MAJESTY, Dispatches which are said to he very important, concerning the decision of the Indemnities. The Imperial Rescript relative to the Convocation of the Deputation of the Empire, is to be sent to the Diet after" the Easter Recess. HAGUE, APRIL 16.-It is asserted that the Le gislative Body will be invited by the Government to re-establish the Protestant Worship, as it existed prior to the Revolution. ROME, APRIL 3.—The POPE has issued a Bull, authorizing the existence of the Jesuits, as a Body, in the Empire of Russia. There will be a Drawiflg Room at Sr. Limos's :o-morro w. THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES, came to Town yesterday from Windsor to Buckingham_ House. This morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Penelope Packet, in seven weds. DEAL, APRIL 27. ARRIVED the Sterling Gan-vessel, from Guern, se}', and sailed to the Westward. Caine down, the Cuifficils, COTTON, for the Ease Indies, and remains. The following separate Article to the Definitive Treaty has not yet been published : . It is agreed that the omission of some Titles which may have taken place in the present Treaty, shall not be preju dicial to the Powers or to the Persons concerned. It is further agreed, that the English and French Languages madeuse ot in all the copies of the present Treaty, shall not form an example, which may be alledged or quoted as a precedent, or in any manner prejudice the ContraCting Powers whose Languages have not been used ; and that for the future what has been observed, and ought to be observed, with regard to, and on the part of Powers who are in the pralice and possession of giving and receiving Copies of like Treaties in any other language, shall be conformed with; the present Treaty having nevertheless the same force and virtue as if the aforesaid praetice had been therein observed. In witness whereof, we the underwritten PlenipotentiartFs of His Britannic Majesty, of the French Republic, of His Catholic Majesty, and of the Batavian Republic, have signed the present separate Article, and have caused our respetlive Seals to be ;axed thereto. Done at Amiens, the Twenty-seventh Day of March, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Two; the sixth Germi nal, Year Ten of the French Republic. (L.. 5.) CoaNwALLts. (L.S.) Jossru BO.NAPAHTS. (1..5.) I. NICHOLAS Da AzARA• (L.S.) R. J. SCHININISLFZNICINC/C• ' Some accounts have been published of the Pro cession in the City, in the ceremony of Peace. They were incorred. The following is the order, as it was yesterday fixed, for the Procession, for Proclamation of Peace within Temple-Bar : The Volunteer Corps of the City. Horse t;uards. Z Knight Marshal's ;‘len, two and two. .= ei 'v° Knight Marshal. ". ' 8 Drums. C.") Drum Major. :, 2 f i . . z .• Trumpets. a, Sergeant Trumpeter. .. Fs ..,) = oc o • tt 4. , 0 Ye z Pursuivants of Arms. ...-: . •- ~ , Sergeants S Heralds. ? Sergeants 'E S .° at Arms. ? Kings of A rrns. S at Arms. g. ; 9 ; =) F r !. ' Four Constables together. r..) ',/,' F . ,- Six Marshal-men, three and three, on foot. A) il F, Six Trumpeters, three and three. o a, n Band of Music. . Sheriff Two Marshals, on horseback. Sheriff Officers, S Two Sheriff's, on horseback. Officers, on foot. Sword & Mace ' on horseback. on foot. • Porter, in a Black S 1.0 R1)-M AYO R, e Bead' Gown and Staff. e on horseback. . '- ' Household, on foot. Six Footmen in rich liveries, three and three. State Coacli, with six horses, with ribbands, &c. Aldermen in seniority, in their coaches. Carriages of the two Sherif:s. Officers of the City, in carriages, in seniority. . Horse Guards. N. B. The Lord-Mayan purposes the whole Procession to go round by Aldgate Pump, Fenchurzh-street, return up Gracechurch-street, and form opposite the Mansion House, to receive the Thanks of His Majesty, and the Honourable the House of Commons of the United Parlianient, to be pre seated by the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor. Letters from Petersburgh state, that Lord CAR YS. FORT is to succeed Lord ST. HELENS At that Court. General BERTH! ER is appointed Ambassador from France to our Court. Upon his arrival in this Country M. O'rro will depart for America. The LoRD MAYOR yesterday ordered that no alteration should be made in the price of Bread. Preparations are making at all the Club-houses for grind entertainments in celebration of the Peace. Marlinda/e's has taken the lead, and' is likewise preparing a most brilliant illumination for to-mor row evening. At Bath, and some other places, the expense of an illumination has been subscribed to some public charity. This is very laudable, but in the Me. tropolis impraakable, .LAFY REPORT. COURT .OF KING'S BENCH, ArAzt.l"• ,IT 2EFORL LORD ELLENBOR01;011 AND A 01°14 JURY , IN GUILDHALL, LONDON• MAWSON HARTSINK. THIS was an Aftion upon two Bills of Exchange; of the value of 8 0 01. by the 'Plaintiff who was tht Holder of them, against Mr. J. Hartsink, Mr. r Hutchinson, an d M r . W. Playfair, p a rtners in the Firm of Haitsink and Co. caKeQi the Securil Bank. , There was no r es i s t an c e to .411 i - Bills on and ground, but the Defendants Hartsia and Hutchin son pleaded that they had become Bankrupts and obtained their certificates, and that therefore the! were exonerated from this demand. The Defen d ant Playlair suffered judgment to pass against I 'l by default ; .and t h ere f ore as to hi m , the Jury 11 ; 1 _ .only to assess the Damages. With respea t° Defendants Hartsink and Hutchinson, i t was con tended that they had lost more than rool. b i Y bargai ns f or t i me an d specu l at i ons i n the Fun ds ' within a year of th e i r B an k ru p tc y, a nd theref or they were not proteCted by their Certificate, by Statute, &c. &c,. The Trial took up th e w h o l e d a y, a t the end of he which, the J ur y f oun d t h e i r ver dict a gainst t - Defendant Hartsink, D a m ages 8 00 1. t h e ' anwunt „-f -the &c. for the Defendant Hutchinson ; a n assessed the Damages against the Defendant Plat ' fair,—Damages as above. DUBLIN, APRIL 24.. Thursday morning the Right Hon. Lord RE O4- DALE, Lord Chancellor of t hi s ki ng d o m, arriv,e 4. , at his house in Ely place from London, hal: lll ,.' landed at an early hour a t D un l ear y. I n the aq;,- . ' noon his Lordship w as i ntro d uce d to the rr an l Council. then sitting, where lie took the oaths his se4t. CORN EXCIIA NG E Ala 1 1 4 „I Tills day we bad but a middling s u P i K v er Of Wheat ; there b e i ng f ew b uyers , i t went °' moderatelll3ll ; Dantzic Samples are,-.1% . lov er m ,i n s fine Essex Oats, from the latgftlltgitill , ' crs s se many buyers, which causes that fallible to , lo c P iec prices ; as does Malt ; B ar l e y rat h etr iower ; , anti Beans little alteration ; Flour az be' fate; Wheat 44s a i4s a E4s od reans ..‘ 18 a 37 ,5 7,4 Fine do. - 65 5 a 66s od T ick ditto 265 a Malt - 365 a 38s a 4 25 od Oats -13 s a 4d Fine ditto 435 a 45s od Poland 40. 21s a W i r t . ' iist Barley - iB5 a 33s 6d Rape Seed, 301 a 34 1 P c , s 24 Rye -43 s 'a 36s od Fine Flour 45s a sos P e : ao. White Pease . 3oS a 335 od Second do. 405 a 45 5 PF7.- It is the intention of the French Goverrl'6l,, tt in the event of the redution of St. Doming o . der the authority of. the Mother Country, to Iw o ,' out an encouragement to Three Thousand Ent a P e o f Families to settle there, for the double pOr r iv s . - ail cl Opairing the destrudion of European manriefs-the civilization, and forming a counterpoise to power of the Blacks. a nd Lord OttiLDFORD has named. Lord gosh .- , A 4, Mr. COVTTS his Executor s ; and Mr. 50' 1 ,,, -- vt, brother-in-l a w to Lo r d 140. BART, and Mr. A Trustees to his Lordship's eldest daughtaß 4 09 MARIA NORTH. He has direaed by his % %at! be buried at Rochstein Abbey, the tall' l , l /' - f r k os! (adjoining Danbury) in Oxfordshire, t hee as ie private manner ; and has particularly' r e l . " becO that the assembling of his tenantry, which' llo f y ie ct usual in the flintily on similar occasions, L° the funeral, night be dispensed with. - path Lord KE NYON is said to have die* a t elf 300,c0c1, all acquired by his own profcssi°% call:ins, and an unrelaxing system of ecotwi tl i if t " Monday the r9th inst., the 4th and O th is , giments of North Ijritish Militia had a fieldizeigil Dalkeith Park, when the Colonels of eac h ,d the meet, His Grace the Duke of ihrocs.sirc it , ;jots° Earl of DALKE TH, read the Thanlcs rof tot" d at of Parliament for their loyalty andrgood co i f' after which, the Lieutenant-Colarrelo. 4 Tolo BANK, of the 4th Regimeni, .and Colonel s'l vi itlt of the roth, presented the Commanders ea .0 0 a Sword, in the name of their O ffi cers of "` r etie Regiments, of the value of too d-nineas4 as a Øis CO mony of their public esteem—Upon w3l u roc - A Grace, in a neat and appropriate Speech, 'c' e , t e prt thanks to his Brother Officers, as did also 11 l jiist of DALKEITR to his Regiment, paying ra n Y tr iotic encomiums to these truly Loyal and 3 Corps. st. the At Farley Hill, Surrey, on the 26th ' 1 ° 1 ,1 3 0 Lady of apt. WM. PI ERREPONT, RoY ag was safely delivered of a daughter. of ' llc There was a misstatement in the accoon t he yja.. Court-Martial on Captain MORTIMER) O f co la' rines, which ought to be correaed, as i t was scarf' lated to injure the character of that officer• soc a dolour behaviour and scurrilous /al/image r aia part of the charges exhibited against hi ll). s i t opirt the Court sentence him to be severely, . 13 'a reprimanded. MARRIED. ra; t. Yesterday, Captain Matthew Isacke, of thP rh °- o . f P" India Company's service, to Miss Stcell, daugh Crt bert Steen, Esq. of Finsbury•squarc. DIED. On Sunday, Mr. Paul Perryman, Mayor of WiP el fy r illiai ls On Monday, at his house in Old Bond.streett Harwood, Esq, of Hanwell Park. PRICE ()I YISTS F* STOCKS, ADAM. India Stock 226 i Excheq. • s• Fundable ditto P"_ 3d Exchequer Bills par, New S. S. Stock , Omnium 31* 31 .• I in per. 3 per Cent. Ditto - • Clank for opening India for opening nt 77 gaff Consols for Ac cou Bank Stock isisi ep z s wavy 5 per Cent. 105 41i 5 per Cent. 1797, 105 5 , k, Irish 5 per Cent. lo2i. 4 per Cent. Con. 92 ti per Cent. Red. 75ii4 3 per Cent. Con. 77 63 Ditto Scrip c7-16i Bank Long Ann. 21 9.16 Ditto Short Ann, 5 t-t 6 Ditto Scrip trim DAY Al' TWELVE O'CLOCK•. 31 - I Ornn. Co:e ri nt s l is arde y _ st rcct , London : Printed by B. hf‘Ml LLA N of P c.% G." Sc R Publifbed by W I LL' g' P s ( of ors-- ferry rOad 'Westtninster), Etband. "