Star.
London, England, 1802-04-23 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, APRIL 19.
Yam Lay the Chief Conful ratified the Dalai.
tive Treaty of Peace betwixt the Republic anal
his Britannic Majeily. The refpeEtive ratifications
were exchanged at nine o'clock this morning.
We are alrured that a Stamm Coxfultime will be
paired tor the purport of granting an aninefly
to a great number of Emigrants. llofe who will
remain upon the Lill will not be above moo or
1200.

The law relative to. the Concordat and the Or-
ganization of Religious Wor(hip, was publithed
yeaerday, at eight in the morning, with the great-
ea folemnity in all the quarters of Paris, by the
Prufal of Police, accompanied by the two Mayors
and their Aes, the Commiffaries of Police, the
Officer of Peace, the Officers of the Etat-Major,
and thole of the Gendarmerie of the Departmen
of the Seine. The proceffion was preceded and
efeorted by feveral detachments of Cavalry, of
Gendarmerie, and of Dragoons, having at their
head a body of Trumpeters.
The Revolution never prefented fo fplendid a'
fpat.tee as that of yefterday. According to the
form prcfcribcd in the Public Ceremonial, the
Confervative Senate, and all the Chief Authorities
and diainguiflsed Bodifs of the State repaired to
the Church of Notre Dame before eleven. At half
pall eleven the taimon of the Thuilleries announ-
.ced. the departure of the Fir* Conful ; his chariot
was drawn by horfes, thole of the. Confuls
by Gs; thole of die Minitters and the Members of
the Corps Diplomatique by roar. He ins prece-
dc4 by the Chofen Guard, the Gendarmerie, and
the Grenadiers of the. Guard. A double file of
Aildiers was Itatinned all the way from the l'huil-
leries to Notre Dame.

The appearance of the military, and the ricji '
ncfs of the equipages, formed a molt fplendid
procelEon. This proceflion lalled an hour and
'a half. in the mida of the acclamatiom and ap-
plattli of an immenfe concourfe of fpeetators, who
-crowded in troops to welcome the Firl Conful.

A quarter of an hour before his arrival, the
Archbilhop of Paris, followed by his Clergy, and
the Bifuops Who had been confecrated, formed a
_proceiEon. preceding the lirf Coal' to the gate,
from wlicnce the three Confuls and the Legate
.were coadated under a canopy to a rich temple
-credled on the right of the altar.
After Mats had been celebrated by the Legate,
M. DA
°BOUM a cm, Arebbilhop of Bourdeaux' de-
livered a.fermon which few were able to hear. The
lorillianreiteatiotrof the Tr 'berse.of ?Assam.°
ompletecr,tlief ffilendoui or the ca.-remedy ; and
ibt :Firs cokful,setarned to the I'l:wineries at
Anne proceirion, and -in the midti
ZQ~sJ._aosL the fame_agriaMations
wbadinfott
i detree'gt 1e li.riailkei:iit..the Interior, an
the:ArteArelfuitirnoned. to celebrate the two
itimshosiihs Peace of Amiens, and the Law re-
jldsttF,tbis4Crei We.

tal..-7a•liWPabea of Ankh—A Med** Gusptef
Plaint; awl•TrlmallbalArcb. • •
i.'Pae die Law ralatlvete &Mikes Waridp—A Mai!..'
Qrwarpc at isahrtase. and • Mbar.
The Works feud iq purfuance of this decree are
to remain
he the G•
of Apollo for a
month. The judgment to bO • on the
23d oLjFosctshcr neat,
The *nib pining the p.rbte to be charged with
the ezecutios• of their prole& according to their
models. Titej stall reieive for the retention of
each medal 6opo francs, for each groups 2010Q09
each plaure ta.sco.:.aad. for the pniee and plans.
of each triurapltal arch tiooti...
,•
A funs of spooo francs &all be appropriated to
the encourogement of thofe who, without obtain-
jog the
.atzA !hall give.prooftheir talents. •
Citizen Lawmen-Ts is appointed Prefect of the
Upper At the mans uf Citizen Bonrams,
~tijSpointedof La Chartist& • .
Citizen FLOXIXT, Zr Prefea of the Maritime
pps, is appointed Prefee of La Lowe.
• Citizen ,Lascacrrrz is appointed Prete& of
La Creufe: •

Citisep Atipmota Lssastu is appointed Pre-
•ls..
ha a :below= Alps.

Citing Boalovit, Member of thertilmnate, is
appoiNN4 ?sake of the loam and Lae.
Citizen CASTMLIIMS 11 appointed Prc6 of the
-40 t PPeases.

. _
Citizen learns* ion, Prefe4 of La Loire, is
appointed PrefeS of the Upper Marne.
The Et-Conflinient Moven' is appointed Pre•
tea of 111 e and Vilaine.
The payments of bills to order, and other com-
mercial drafts of that nature, which heretofore
were made on the eve of the dem fit, began yeller-
da yto take place on the tve of the Sunday.
Letters from Bandeaux Sate, that two Spanith
frigates have entered Cana, with 5,000,000
ailres on board; another veal is &only expeeed
with 3,c00,000.

A letter from &111, of the r nth inft. fhtes, thatit
is now pretty fine that the Valais will ceafe to be
a part of Switzerland ; it is to form a (mall inde-
pendent Republic, under the proteiioo of Prance,
which referves to berfelf the liberty of marching
. _troops though tlyt territory. The plan bas been
motefted againft ; but the km fordo-is carried it.
A letter from Vienna. dated April 4, fays.--
4. Ps tryst, one of the Moifengers of his Imperial
Maiefty, brought, the day before yeaerday. the
intelligence from Paris, that the &Stir of the (n..
demnities will bg entered aeon dircuffina without
further delay. From this it is inferred that Baron
Hue's, will lofe no time in following Count Cot.-
Louie, who has fet out on his return to Ratilbon.
According to the !mei accounts, it is raid, that
Count IC Navas aut.s.aa, refteleat at Milan. is to
go to Rome, in the capacity of Wallies from ltk
Imperial Majefty." • .*;

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PITkRSJURGN, MaicN a6.—The day before
yefterday, the anniverfary of the Acedlion to the
Throne of our beloved Emperor, which awaked
in all the inhabitants here, and certainly in the
whole Ruffian Empire, real unaffeacd joy, was
not celebrated at Court. Even the procelfion of
the Guards was, by esprefs command, confined to
the ufual manner, and the troops were without
the drefs ufual on holidays. The day before was
held at .Coure as a day of mourning, with the
ufual mats for the fool of the deceated Emperor
PAUL I.