Star.
London, England, 1801-02-19 00:00:00

PARIS, FLBRUART t 4.

Yelerdav evening the news of the cnnclufion of
Peace fprea'd through every circle, and was an-
nounced at every hall. It is impoiEbk to defcribe
the impreiEm it has made upon the public mind.
—Every cid; and dcfcription of eitixen manifell
the fame joy and exultation. As loon .17. this joy.
ft intelligence reached the I ktel Longrevilk,
where there was a matiscd ball. the company came
out and &need in the fq.iare Car.,ufel, and, with
the elfuflons of patriotic enthullafm, they learned
to blend the frolics of folly.

Peace, the SrLl objca the Central, is now the
topic of general eon-err:l6on and the boAmi of
the Republic (wells with the liveheil enivtions of
gratitude.
This morning, at fin o'clock, repeated difehargcs
of artillery announced the happy int..lLigence of
the conchilion of Prase with the F.mperut and the
C:rrnanic Empire.
About eleven o'clock the hfinillcrr and the
Counfcllore of State proceeded to the Thuilkries,
together with a great number of the Members of the
Legitlatioe Body, and fcveral of the PuNic rune-
tit:navies, both civil and military.
Alto. the audience which they had from the
Chief COllllll, BO ):APARTS went to the Council of
State, where he acqnvinted the Members with the
conditions of the Treaty.
At ten in the evening, the band tithe Confular
Guard affembled in the Garden of the Thullleries,
where they continued under. the windows of the
Chief Copral. The concert w.is concluded br
difeharge from fifty pieces of cr.nnon. The filer
which Government is to difpiny on this happy
, occafioo will mat take place the Treat!, is ra.
tiii‘d.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, FEZ. a.

Lord Bre 'roan appeared at the Bar, and intimated that tho
Addrel of the Houfe had been prefented to hi' Majefty, to
which his hlajefly was pleated to give a molt gracious Anfwer.
Mr. Rose, preparatory to the opening of the Budget, moved
fora great variety of papers retpoeting the duties on tea, tiger,
paver, printed goads, prorniffory notes, bills of exchange, &c.
lee. for the left three years, dittingaifhing the amount in each
rat, to be laid before the Houfe.
Thefe were accordingly ordered, and prefented by the proper
officers from the different offices, and afterwards ordered to be
referred to the Committee of Ways and Means.
A new writ was moved for the confolidated burghs of I.Ver.
mouth and Meleombe Regis, in the room of William Garth-
Ihore, Erg. who has accepted the place of one of the Lords of
the Admiralty.
Mr.PORT ea gave notice of his intention of bringing forward
a motion for the removal of the matineersand perfons noircon-
fined under the Habeas Corpus Sufpenflon Aft in the Prifon of
11'01d-bath-fields, from that prifon.
On the motion for the third reading of the Bill for Repealing
the Brown Bread Adt. patted during the Lift (Mon of Puha-
meat,
Lord SHICTIPIRLD fuggefted the r ecerity of adopting fame
new regulations in the room of thole which the Aft contained,
and gave notice of his intention to move fur leave to bring in a
wn on this fubjeLl.
The Bill was then read a third time, palled, and ordered to
be carried to the Lords for their concurrence.