The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-30 00:00:00

WE yesterday had the heartfelt satisfaVin of an-
nouncing to the Public the arrival of thet;DErIrrI-
TIVE TREATY of PEACE. In the
.carrrse of the
afternoon was published the following

LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY,
MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1802.

Downing-Street' March 29, i 802.

.Mr. Moore, Assistant - Secretary to Marquis
Cornwallis, arrived this morning at nine o'clock,
with the Definitive Treaty of Peace, which was
Signed at Amiens, at four o'clock in the afternoon
of the 27th inst. by the Plenipotentiary of His
Majesty, and by the Plenipotentiaries of France,
Spain, and the Batavian Republic.

Our Readers will do us the justice to recollea,
that we last week, we believe on Friday, very
confidently anticipated the arrival of the Definitive
Treaty in the course of, if not early in, the present
week. This, amongst many other instances, will
serve. we have no doubt, to convince the Public of
the superiority and authenticity of our peculiar
sources of intelligence.

We understand that the P.atifications are to be ex-
changed at Paris, and from the distance of Madrid,
it is scarcely possible that this can rake place in less
than three weeks. The Treaty of course cannot be
laid before Parliament till after the exchange of the.
Ratifications.

We have taken considerable pains to obtain in-
formation respecting the particulars of the Treaty,
and we have reason to believe the foll Owing to be
corral :

The Treaty is founded on the Preliminaries, no
collateral matter being introduced, except in one
instance, wherein it is s:ipulated that an adequate
compensation shall be given to the House of
ORANGE for the loss of their Property and Dig-

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coming into Office, and which we:ire confident will
be the policy by whicli, they will still be governd)
in every future transattion in which the Interests
of the Country may be concerned.

Last night Mr. ADDINGTON gave notice in the
louse ofCommons of his intention to repeal the
Encome_Tax immediately.

This morning we received, a Dutch
General BELLIARD, known by the command he
had in the Army of Egypt, and particularly by his
Capitulation at Cairo, has been appointed to colt-
mand in the ci-devant Belgium, "as a mark of the First
Consul's approbation of his condua in Egypt•
counts of the Preliminaries 'being signed, h.ice bee
rl
received with great joy pt the Cape of God Hot"'

On Thursday HER MAJESTY will hold a Dray"
ing-Room at St. James's Palace.
're-morrow the Monied Interest have their first ,
interview with the CHANCELLOR of the Es, CH%.
QUER respelling the Lan ; on Friday the Biddinga
will bemade, and the Bargain concluded ; and he
Monday, the Minister last night gave notice,

will open the Budget. •
A partial illumination last night took place' ds„,
gun at the Admiralty-Office and Horse-Guar hal
Most of the houses in the principal streets in to,
Metropolis put up lights in the course a the eve
ing. The grand illumination will be when the vra.
clamation of Peace is made, after the Ratifications'
The arrival of Mr. MooRE and of
TER, jun. the Messenger, who accompanied
et
would have been more expeditious, but for
of cross- accidents. They were obliged to' le:ye
ge
Calais in an open boat, which made 'their. Pass:rd.
tedious and disagreeable, and between Doverh;ise:
Canterbury the pole and a spring of their c'S
broke, and in another stage one of the wheel-"sver,
feli, in consequence of which the carriage 14asics of
turned.—These accidents occasioned the de"

nine hours on the journey. we
By the last overland Dispatch from In'l74,fri)
learn, that the Fort William, Worcesterti—pb tp•
Cartle, Lord Haq,:ikesbuu, kockingban, arni ',bee
nix, sailed from -Bombay the 15th of Isltrve-ii, elf
last, to MahE and Anjengo, to complete fv.
lading for England. • The Vier Cruizek ""f the
turned to Bombay from China. No account °"The
Earl cf Talbot so late as the 28th of JL"le'cnito'
Hen.; Dundas arrived at Bengal the-23d
bet-. •
Jai
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 29.--Arrived hi tris
His Majesty's Ships Latona and St. Fiorenzot
Cruize ; the Lido Frigate, frOm the MccliterOfT.:..
and the Renard Sloop of War, from plymoucii63
This morning His Majesty's'Ship grool,verineJ;rii
from Spithead, with orders for the Sufolkfr here)
expeded from the East Indies, not to Come In •ifo.t
Downsaa ttch)
epirmino citnehdeedbfid.ei
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nrfer;t.
favor u
rfah
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will
be
ennin
met withher, imd delivered the orders aceordinglo
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HAR w cH, MAR cn 20.--Tic: 'King, o?fifis,
riackeL,capt: P. EANE, arrived at:five o'clocPioait
Afternoon troth Re.voetsluv s, with the last eigo
and Passengers, amongst whom were tWO "rkis
ColirierS,,Of. the names of WASHA4L and MAsc°
rar
crvi
DEAL, MARCH .29.—Sailed to the We—av icAt
the East India Company 'a
Ships Glatten, Brativil
Royal Charlotte, Earl St. Vincent, and Liiej
together with the whole of the outward-b°°'
MARRIED. g
In Autumn last, at the I sl-of France Captain •
fsaf;of
the East-India ship Bellona, to Miss .M;ri4 SPr3tt?
bury, Wilts.

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