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London, England, 1801-03-25 00:00:00

PARIS; MAicit it.

Peace shall be publiShed In Paris on the next
Decadi, and in the Departments, as soon as the
Proclamatln is known there • and it shall be
made known through the Prefeqi arid Mayors.
At night, the Palace and the Gardens of the
Republic shall be illuminated, and a Concert slilll
be given in 'the Gardens. • The whole City shall
be illuminated. The day shall be celdbratcd by
discharges of artillery every three hours ; and the
Feast of Peace shall be celebrated by the ratth of
July next.

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It is tepoit that the First Consul will shortly
set out for Bburdeaux, and that he will visit
Rochefort.

Lotits BONAMTF. is to serve in the Army
destined against Portugal.
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On the 16th M. ICA-I.lTc:a IP and all the Rus-
sian Legation were 'presented to the Chief Con-
sul. n

General BRUNE has returned from the Army of
Italy. General MONCEY has been left in the
charge of it.
A Swedish Vessel, which entered the Port of
Naples on the tst inst. brought intelligence that
she fell in, off. the heights of Sicily, with two
French Frigates, which formed the N"an.guard of
a, Republican Squadron. No news had been re.
ceived there respediug the Fleet commanded by
Lord KEITH.

The Consuls have issued the following

PROCLAMAXION.

THE coxsuts q THE FRENCH REFUEL IC TO T}

PRZNCII PEOPLE.

FIt4NCHMLN,

" A glorious Peace has terminated the Continental
War, Your Frontiers are brought to the limits which
Nature has assigned to them. People long separated
from you- rejoin you as their brethren, and augment your
population, your territory, and your strength, a sixth part.
" For these Successes you are indebted to the courage of
your Warriors, to their patience in labour, to their pas-
sion for klory, to their love for Liberty, and for their
Country; but you are also indebted for it to the happy re-
turn of COncord, and to that union' Of sentiment and of in-
terests which has more than once sated France from ruin.

While you were divided, your Enemies entertained
hopes of subduing you : they had hopes -that you would
be subdued by youmelVes, and that the power which had
triumphed over all their efforts, .would sink tinder the
convulsions of Discord and Anarchy.
" Their hopes have been deceived: may they never be
revived. • Continue eternally. united by the tecolledion of
pour domestic misfortunes, by the sentiment •of your
greatness and of your strength, ;4nd lear.to degrade,.by base
)assions, a name which so m:►n} exploits have rendered
sacred to glory and to immertality.

" Maya generous emulation increase our Arts and our
industry. May tKeful labours adorn France, that country
which people will never name without resped and ad.
niiration : May -the stranger who' will anxiously visit it,
find among you• the mild and hospitable virtues which
charatiterised your ancestorfs.
" May, all professions be deserving of the dignity
which the name of Frenchmen carries with it : May
Commerce, by: its efßa on our intercourse with other
Nations, introduce that fidelity which ensures confidence,
and places fortune got on ha2ardons and fugitive Specula-
tions, but on those permanent canoe Lions of which
esteem and mutual interest render both strong and durable.
" Thus will our Commerce resume the 'rank due to it.
Thus will the Connexions, which attach the most en-
lightened People of the Continent of Europe to our cause,
be strengthened. Thus will even that Nation, which is
still in arms against France, abjure its excessive preten-
sions, and becoMe sensible, at length, that there is no real
happiness f9r a Nation any more than for an Individual,
except in the prosperity of the whole.

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BONAPAA.TL, the First Consul of the Republic, or-
ders that the above Proclamation be inserted in the Bulle.
tin bf the Laws, and be posted up throughout the Depart-
ments of the Republic..
. (Signed) " BONAPARTF."

ARMISTICE

DITWEEN THr FRENCH RtrtrELlC AND tus

MAJESTY ?NE KING OF THE TWO EICILIES.

Impressed with the sentiments of moderation
and generosity manifested by the French Govern-
ment, as well as with the assurances of kindness
displayed by the EMPEROR. of all the RUSSEAS
with respect to the Court of Naples) and desirous
of putting an end to the calamities of War be-
tween France and His Sic' L lAN MAJESTY, by
contributing on their part to the conclusion of a
General Peace.
General MURAT, ComMander in Chief of the
Army of Observation, and M. the Chevalier
MICHEROOX, consent to an Armistice on the
following conditions

Arrict.L I. The Armistice shall take place between
the Armies of his Sicilian Majesty and those of the French
Republic by land and by sea. •
All the capturei made within ten days from the signing
of the present Treaty shall be reciprocally restored.
II . The Neapolitan Army shall evacuate the States of the
Church, and commence its march fl*om the present date,
so as to quit altogether the Ecclesiastical Territory within
ten days. " •

111. The trench Army shall keep its present position .
IV.. All the Ports of the Kingdbms of Naples and Sicily
shall be shut against,,all Vessels of War or Trade, whether
English or Turkish, until the Definitive Treaty of Peace
between France and those two Powers; and the Ships
which belong to them shall depart from the said Ports
within twenty-four hours from thc signing of thipresent
Treaty, after due notice.

V. The French Ships of War and Merchant Vessels, and
those of their Allies, shalt enjoy in the Ports of the two
Sicilies the privileges granted to the most favoured Na-
tioils,

The subsequent Articles -relate to the liberty
given by the French Republic to the Neapolitan
vessels tcrinter all French ports ; to the prohibi.
ti: of the exportation of ail kinds of grain and
ammunitioilin favour of the English, particularly
for the Island of Milta, until the conclusion of a
geoid Peace, and to the release from prison of

Moittecciiii;; taken on their return froth Egyi34
as well as to that of the Neapolitan prisoners:
The Armistice it 'dated Headquarters;
Februiry IS, and signed by
General Count 1)2 DAMAS.
The Chevalier MiCHE ROUX;
MURAT, the Commander in Chief.

13ER-LIN,„ MAR6i 4—; "'WO Couriers .ha-to
arrived from London ,to Lord CAR YSFORT,_whO
have brdught him orders to enter into.a Meg°_
nation with the Prussian Ministry on the subject
of the differences which `have arisen -between
England and the Towers of the 'North: The
indisposition of His ER ITANNEC MAJ EST and
the change in the Administration, prevent the
adoptiOn of Any decisive measures at present.
The Danish, Russian; and Svv.dish Airibassaclora
have frequent Conferences with our 'Ministers.
Ric A, FE E. 24.--,-The foll Owing Proelamation
has been published here t— . •
". His 'Excellency the Civil Governor and,
Counsellor of Stare, Chevalier Von Ric IfTERi
has received the folloxing commtin'eatiorl from
the Commercial College of the Eriipirc-L-t That
His. Imperial Majesty beirig coklyinced, by .ex-
perience, that the ProduCti.ms ;ind )arc liand;ze
of his Empire were exported by Prussia into Eng:.
land, his said. Majesty has thought' proper :o
order, that the 'transportation of theSe PrAuer.
lions and Merchandizes, through Prussia, Whe-
ther by land or sea, shall be severeik probihi• td,
and that iti Order to Accomplish this sovere:,o
order, the most severe inspettioo shall
place, in; conformity with. the Ukasa of' 114
sth Of December, z 800. The COminerclal Co).
lege has, in consequence, required all Civil
vcrnors, Ist, To communicate, thragh the me_
dittm of the Magistrates, this Order to the Body
of the Merchants ; 2dly, To order the Magi.
strates to instruCt their brokers to insert, as-a sti-
pulation in their Contral, whether m;lde with
foreign or Russian Merchants, that th,i articles
.bought or. sold shall.not, under any pre;ence, be:
.sent into Prussia by any channel. Ashe two
Parties shall bind ,thernselves to this. • The Ma-
gistrates are also bound to suffer none of the met"
chandizes to pass thither on any pretence, and if
any one shall refuse to obey this order, they are
to seize the articles, and to send advice thereof
forthwith.'

" In consequence of this order, after having been
transmitted by his Excellency the Civil Governor
Council, in order to its being correctly executed,
is, by these presents, communicated to the k-,now.
ledge of all the Merchants in this City."-,-Dated
4tiga, Feb. / 2, iBot.
HAGUE, MARCH 7. —On the 4th of this .
month the Directory sent a Message to the Lc..
gislatire Body, in which they proposed a speedy
revision of the Constitution. This Message was
founded on the principle that all human libtitu.
dons arc capable of improvement ;—that expe.
rience had shown that the existing Constitution
had given rise to different contests and 'nista:der.
standings, and that the most favourable moment
for the revision of the Constitution wak that which
occurred between the conclusion of a Continental
and a general Peace. For these and other motives;
the Dire dory proposed to convoke the Primary
Assemblies of all Citizens in a capacity to vote,
in.order to determine, whether a revision be to
take place ; and in case it shall be decided in the
affirmative, they require to be authorized to ap-
point fourteen persons, to whom the Legislative
Body may join seven, or at the utmost nine per-
sons, in order to form within two months, the plan
of a new Constitution, which is to be proposed tbr
the approbation or rejeetion of the People: or else,
that the Directory may be authorized themselves
to form such a Constitution to be submitted to'
the choice of the People. 'After very animated
debates, the Message was referred to a Commit..
tee, which is to report on the 16th March.
MARCH r2,—The Executive Directory are
to-morrow to send a Message to the Batavian
Legislative Body., demanding an Amnesty in
favour of. all those who have been banished or
imprisoned for political offences. The Legis-
lative Body will, it is thought, comply with
their demand. Thus we shall see some of tho
first families of the Republic return to their for..
mer homes, from whence they have been so long
banished.

COP ENHAGIN, MARCH 3.7-All the prepara.
tions for placing our Harbour in' a state of defence
against a bombardment, are already completed.
They consist in batteries, formed on three lines,
the most advanced of which extends a full league
into the 'sea. • Ships of different sizes: are em-
ployed In it, and -six thousand men are to serve
either in the floatin4 or the, fixed batteries. 'rite
Commander in Chiet, TI3CRE a, is a tnan of
consummate skill in naval affairs. ThP. grand,
Squadron ii to consist of at least seventeen ships,
which is to be uommanded by a veteran' experi-
enced Offic,er. The Danish and Swedish Admi.
rals seem, to have agreed not to dispute the pas_
sage of the Sound with the Englisp, but •to wait
their arrival at the narrow,pass which lies between
the Island of Amak and that
..of Saltholm.—
'rhe coasts of Iceland and of Seania are merely fur-
nished with Troops and Artillery to prevent any
attempt at a landing.

At the late Assizes at Maidstone, Thome:
Hutton was tried before Baron HOTHAMy and a
respeaable Jury of the County' of Kent, for
fraudulently obtaining from Peter St*, a Ser.
jeant 'in the Chatham Division of Marines, the
sum of 7L z zs. bounty money, for inlisting a; a
Marine Soldier, knowing himself at the same
time to be ineligible, by reason of his being a-fen
The .lawful apprentice of Robert Noaltesk of YAM_
ing in the said County, blacksmith ; and being
found guilty of the offence, he was sentenced to
be imprisoned in the House of Corredion fur
twelve Monr,:is, and during that time to be twice
publicly whipped.--4t is hoped that this punish-
ment will operate as a seasonable warning to per-
sons of that description, and put a stop to a prat.
tice by %dila 'His Majesty's Service' has been
frequently defrauded,

krain't& LONDON G34I4ETTE, March- 17.

War -Ope; Myth 71.

Rt,val Regiment of How Guards, Captaintieutenatit
John Elley_to ue-Ciaptair., by pill-chase, vice Tharpe,
who rekires• Lieutenant Thomas Athorpe to be Cap..
-tatn-LiL:u.tenint, by• 'pito:base, vice Elley. Cornet
piutitto. to be, Lieutenant, without purch,
• vie; A.rnortie.. %V inlaid Wilton Abney., Gent. tote
Comet, by;pur,llase, vice Cludde.
Ist ,Regiinciit of Dragoon Gnarl* Henry Bracebridge,
Gent. to be. Cornet, by .purchase, vice Cooper, who
retires, .
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zd 4.)i4t0, Cornet john,P tingle to be Lieutenant, by pur-
tLh-ise, viec Lettusworth,.:promoted in the 54th Foot:
4d
Ditto, Lieutenant George Mansell to be Captain, by
purtihJQ!, %ice, Brooke, promoted. Cornetjohn Scott
Lindsay to Lieutenant, vice Mansell. Rant,
Gent. to be Cornet, vice Lindsay. ~Cornet Francis IV.
Turner to be Adjutant, vice Stephenson, who ts,sips.
kst Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant pharies Purrls to
be Captain, by purOhase, vice Estridge, who retires.
Cornet • William Alontague to be Lieutenant, vice

Pitrvis.
•
6th Pitt°, Htwital-Mate John Short to be Assistant-
Surgeon, vice Fearon, promoted in the 7th Foot.
4.lth Regiment of Light Dragoons; Major GeOrge Thomas
Thomas to be Lieutenant-COloriel, by pprchase, vice
Lyon, who retires. •Captainjohn Anderson to be Ma-
jgr, vice-Thomas. Lieutenant Richard Dig"ins,, to be.
Captain, vice Anderson. Cornet: William .Orislow to
„be .I.ientenant, vice Diggins. Aubone Surttes,
' to be Comet, vice OnSlow.
r 491 Ditto, Captain Charles Auriol, -from Half-pay, to

•'be Captain.
cftlt Ditto, Ensign Joseph Tyndale, from the i7th Foot,
to. be C‘xnet, by purchase, vice Thompson, who

• retires.
iSth Ditto, Lieutenant Fleming. Hilias, from the Yo k
Hussars, to-lie Lieutenant, without purchase, vice His-
yins, promoted it the 29th -Light Dragoons. Cornet
Charles Robinson to be Lieutenant, without purchase,
vice GitfOrcl, pronoteeL in the zitli Light Dragoons.
Ensign Aaron Moore Ayshford, from the ;3d Foot, to
.Cornet, by purchase, vice Frederick,' who- retires. jo-
'‘ epic Lander,.Cent. late Captain-Lieutenant of the
LOthia4 Fencible Cavalry, to be Cornet, without pur-
'clia, vice Robinson.
inch nitto, Lieutenant Francis Curnberlege, figm the
'9th root, to be Lieutenant, witholii purchase,
..-Serle, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice

Crooks, promoted.
z6th Ditto, Lieutenant George Keating, from the 211 'Life
Guards, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Tarleton, who
retires. t
1,791 Ditto, Ensign-John David Duval,. from the 3d West
India RUirnent, to be Lieutenant, witliout purchase.
_2O Ditto, Captain Watkin Griffith, Irons ,the 27th
Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Gale, deceased.
Dornet
_fames Islylne,' from the York Hussars, to be
Lieutenant, without purchase. Lieutenant Marc Rene
.Montalernhert, from the 3 ist Foot, to be •
,Lieutenant,
." without purchase., , Carey, 'Gent. to be Cornet,
without pure:lase, vice Halstead, promoted. Benja-
min Scott, Gent; late Adjutant of the Cinque Pert
Etzieible CavalrY, .to be• Cornet, without purchase.
York. Hussars, Cornet Lewis During to be Lieutenant,
svilli'pennanent Rank. in -the Army, vice Milks, re-
moved to the atli Light Dragoons. Baron cue Bulow,
late a Lieutenant in the Hanoverian Service, to be Lieu-
tenant, with temporary 'Rank in the. Army, vice
e:s iemoved to the-25th 'Light 'Dragoons; --..:..
l'ofilceY, ;Gent. to be Cornet, with permanent Rank in
the Army, vice Alylne, promoted in the 29th Light
'Dragoons.
Coldi;tream Rekiment of Foot Guards, Charles lefaitlantl
Christie, Gent., to be-Ensign, by purchase, vice War:
ten, promoted in .t he both-Foot. .
3d ReginicAt of Foot Guard:i, John-Stevenson, Gent. to
- be Effsisn, by purchase, vice Graham, who retires.
Battalion of the -let Regiment of Foot, Hospital-Mate
, Michael Scot to be Assistant-Surgeon. .
3ci Regiment of Foot, William Price; Gent. tobe Ensign,.
by pulchase, vice Hobson, promoted.'
4th Ditto, Ensign George Halford to .be Lieutenant, by
purelia•ie, vi,,e,Kernpster, who reties. Hospital-Mate
ChArles onarte..iy to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice. Wil-
liam•,, resigns.
6th Ditto, Captain• Martin Alvt-s, front the 33d, Foot, n,
wire Austen, WllO exchanges,-, • '
•Ith L, tto, rlssistatiT-Surgeon Henry, Vearon,from the 6th
Draoons, lobe Surgeon,. vice },ltiffii, prorated. As.
*istant-Surgeon William juries, from the Loyal Surrey
Rangers, to be Assistant-Surgeon, .vice Pnilips, de.

gth pitta, Ilospittil-Alatc Thomas o'4laley to be Assist-
ant-Surgeon, vice Bzinits;reGigneci.
rith Ditto, Ensign Downharn Newton,, frhm the i tat
West India Regimentoo be Ensign, vice Ittrriott, who
eichlaits.. •
13th Dittd'Avdstant-Surgeon Zyilliar3 Patten, from the
• 42d Foof, r, be Sur'eon, vice.Gentlehian, fiece.sed.
14:11 Ditto, ".nsigh 133rry Nforris to be Lieli,telizli, with-
out purchase, vico,Gciint, promotzd in the 2d. West In-
dia Rogiment. 'Moses Clark, Gent. to-bc 'Ensign, vice
rilorns. •. ' . - 4
190 L tto,ThOillaS'Adder§ty Jones, Cent'. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Nixon, promoted.
23c1-Ditto, •En,:ign James l'earse, from the 44th Foot, •to
he, First Lieutenant, _by purchase, 'vice Pearson, pro-

• moted. . .
24th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Dunbar Topey.to be Cap.
Lin, by purclitsc, vice Henn, who retires. Lieutenant
Charles Stisted,. from the Half.pay• of the late 95th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Acklum, who cxchanes.
Ensign john Chatterton to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Henry Andrews, prordotod. William Ball, Gent.
. to be Ensign, vice Grata, who is superseded, being ab-
. sent without leave.
2Sth Ditto, Captain Alexander Godley to be Major, by
• purchase, vice lohnston, who retires.
nth Ditto, Hospital-Mate qcorge Guthrie to be Assist-
ant-Surgeon, vice Gib.sotr
3oth Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Lahiff to be Captain, by
ptirthase, vice Sallack, w kt.i. retires. . -
324 Ditto, Ensign William.O'Doiherty to he. Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Trotter,- promoted in the
.63th
Foot.
_William Fozard, Gent. to be Ensign, vice

OiDogherty. .
Regunent of Pont; Captain Henry'Ausren, from 'the
6th .Foot, to-be Captain, vietAlves' whOex.ehanges.
35thDitto?-.Ttiomas Best, Gent. to he Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Crorne, who retires.
Bth Ditto, Ensign Thomits Tiddiman to be Lieutenant,
by nurchaS:z, vice Cliatiman, who retires.
39th Lieat-cr.:ant John Wray-tei be Captaip,-by pur-
clia4, vice Martin, wiiorctires:
41st Ditto,, Ensign ThOritaS Crawford to be Licuterntnt,
by I,urchase, vice Cross, promoted.
'4st:l Ditto, .EXlliign-Ht!nry St. John to In Lieutenant, by
ptirOaw, vice Runbury, Ni,ho.-retires. '
vitt Ditto, Ilospinii•Mate Danicl Doyle to be. Assistant

e' Surgeon.
std. Ditto, Volunteer --- Dobb3 to he Ensign, iite
t'a,4l, jun.. yviioe ap_poirtirrient does- not Jake., place.
Lico.tonant Colley L. Lucas Foster to be Adjutant, vice
I,UL:tett; who Teg:gos.
531 Ditto,' Captain John Buckland to be Major, viceßra,
ban.t deeca..».:(f.
SSLit Ditto, itort Anstruther Thompson, Gent. to be
Ensi4n, by ptirch.;se, vice Harvey, pkiinoteci in the 7th

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Foot: -
59th Ditto, Captain Ariarnson.W. Browne, from the 68thFOot, to ..be 'Captain,. vice Poison, .'vt he. exchanges.
Hein,/ Bayer Otto, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice gweet, promottxl.
both Ditto.'n;:-Agn Francis John Fuller, from the 24th
Foot, to be Lies:ten:int, by. purehase, vice Kenah, who
retires. Ensign A reliihdhl Campbell, from thc.79th
Foot, to be.EL.4igu, vine' Ciqueron, who exchanges.
6jd Ditto, Captain Donald 14LNiv:.:11 to b Major, with.
out purdtase, vice Wieroth, promoted iwthe Rifle

6tll Ditto; 'Captain William Grey Poison, from ilie 59th
Foot, tore Captain,. vice Browne,.who
79th Ditto, Ensir 1. C. Cantcron, from the 60th Foot,
to b Eii3igu, viedCainpbcll7, who exchanges.
shit Ditto, Ensign William fltil pot to be Lieutenant, vice
Seymour, deceased. Peter Waterhouse, Gent. to be
Ensign, vice I luipot.
Sid Ditto, Lieutenant Cxsar •CoklOugh, from the 9;il
Foot, tb be Lieutenant, vice Harrison,' Who resigns. R.
B. I larrison, Gent. to be Ensign, Without purchase,
Ssci Ditto, Ensign John Ball to be Lieutenant,. vice 'rho.
Smith, sen. deceased. Henry Collins, Gent, to be En-
sign, vice Ball. ~_ • - • •
Seth Ditto, Brevet-Major Lauchlan 'M'Quarrie, from the
77th Font, to be Major, without purchase, vice itell,
promoted

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