The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-28 00:00:00

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.
:,
2fi .
.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,