Star.
London, England, 1802-04-21 00:00:00

HOLLAND.

Mous, Aram 15.—The Legiflative Body
met to-day, in conformity to the 54th article of
the Conftitution, when, in purfuance of the soth
article of the fame code, twelve members were ap-
pointed, who are to difcufs the laws which may be
propofed during this ordinary fitting. After which
a letter was read from the Government of State,
propofing, in conformity to the 39th article of the
Conftituuon, the fandioning of the Definitive Trea-
ty of Peace, concluded the z7th of March laft at
Amiens ; as alfo the Separate Convention between
the French and this Republic. This was papon-
ed, by refolution, till to-morrow. The Atrembly
acceded to a propofition made.by the Government
of State, and accordingly abolifised all the feels
hitherto in ufe, and decreed,• that the National
Seal should be changed, which in future is malted
to be And Non rampant, es agold, fail with a crown,
ItZrmantroas Nat in the et& claw,- sivd as ex-
faiti in tits k
Next it was refolved, alfo in conformity to a pro.
potation of the Government of State, to enforce
the previous laws made for preventing the build-
ing and Pale of filhing veffels in this Republic for
the ktfe of foreign nations. And, batty, it was
concluded, at the irdlance likewife of the Govern-
ment of State, to limit the premium on the Ice-
land &hay, for each !hip during this year, at 700
florins.

Attu O.—The Treaty of Peace concluded
the 27th of March la% at Amiens, to-day receiv-
ed the affent of the Legiflative Body in a folemn
manner. After the Clerk of the AfTembly had
read the propofition of the Government of State,
with the Treaty and the Separate Convention be-
tween the French and this Republic, in the French
language, and the Houfe had fanEtioned them, the
Prefident made an appropriate fpecch, in which he
&etched the confequences to this country of a far-
ther continuance of the war, and the bleGngs and
advantages which would refult from the Peace ;
and on the conclufion of it, the loudeft acclama-
tions fucceeded from the auditors, in which the
moll lively joy was expreffed ; when the ceremony
was doled by a numerous band of muficians, who
had been placed in the hall for that purpofe.
Colonel G. A. MARTI/SCHMITZ, of the artil-
lery, who has been confined thefe two years on a
charge, among others, of difobedience of orders,
was a few days fine honourably acquitted of the
principal points againft him, by the Supreme Mi-
litary Tribunal of the Batavian Republic ; and, as
to the others, it was confidered that the impriton-
ment which he had fuffered was a fufficient atone-
ment 1--A confinement of two years, without trial,
does no great honour to a people who boail Jo
much of the blood and treafure which they Iholc
fpilt in the caufe of Liberty !
Admiral Ds WHITER has received initru6iions
to fail to Algiers, Tunis, and Ttipoli. Thefe
powers have exprefred tome difcontent, and h.ole
even declared war again& our Repubitc, becaufs
the ufual prefcnts, amounting to z30,c00 florins.*
yam were not fent.- Admiral Da ??Vitoria Rill
pay the-farn which is due. and renew the form%

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. APRIL it.

Lama lirssamssay,—Holiday at the Eschetitter,Stamp,
and Ezeik Oates.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK

3 per C. Coal money, 77*—Ine May account. 713.1.
Reduced 761,1-4 pirr Cest.ll—}ti per Cent. lost—
Omnium to 4
COURSE OF C ANON.
Antaerdatri, Io is 2U. Cadiz 371 effed. I Genoa 471
Dkto, at fight to so Madrid 34 paper I.ifbon 7 I
Rotterdam, so so IU. Ditto 3 Med. Oporto 7i
liamburgh 33 oat U. Mon eded. I Palermo 90
Aiwa 33 1 2f U. Leghorn So} peneeper oz.
Cadiz 331 in paper Naples 44/ Dublin .--
Parib,l day's date, notb. done—Ditto 2 111 23 Ls lir.
Bourdesuz 1 Uf 23 s 3
Vcnice, Sy Lines Picdi Effedtiyi per 11. flea

The Hon. Mr. PIERPONT, with Mr.
HUNTER, jun. a KING'S Meffenger,
arrived at the Secretary of State's Of-
fice this morning, with the Ratification
of the Definitive Treaty of Peace.

Notice has been ;trued from the Public Offices,
that on the evening of the day on which Peace is
proclaimed, fuch perfons as are fo inclined, may
illuminate, and begging nothing of the kind may
be attempted before.
By the Panics of Wm.'s Packet, in which Mr.
PitsPorr came over, private letters have been
received, tome of which report that all the emi-
grants, excepting only the Boulames, are to be
allowed to return.

We have received Paris Journals to the 17th
inclufive. From the Moteitexr we have prefented
our Readers with the Program of the arrange.
=cut for the Reigioau Fete of Sunday hat !! What
conneition can there poll-11)1y be between the
Chriftian Religion and fuch a farce ? Many of
the men who a fhort time ago were with great
pomp inftalling the Godefs of Reafon (perfonified
by a Proftitute) in the Cathedral of Notre Dame,
will be found among thole who now re.eftablifh
what they call the Chriftian Worihip.
Of a piece with this, is the plenary indulgence
aged by the Legate of his Holinefs, which is to
halt for thirty days I

, The Duke of You arrived at his honfe in Port-
nran-filoare, on Monday !aft from Rah.
' The Militia are certainly to be reduced on the
24th inft. A mcafure new and humane has been
adopted by the prefect Commander in Chief, that
of ameliorating the unfortunate fitnations of the
fiek and Lane. A Circular Letter has been fent
to the different Agents for Militia Regiments, in•
forming them that “ the Adjutants (the only Of-
ficers remaining it jay after the reduction) are to
take charge of all the men that are unable to
march haw; that they are to fubfift them, and pro-
vide every medical aififtance, until they are able
to march haw and that in the mean time their
bills for what is wanted for that (ervice on their
monthly eftimates are to be 'honoured by the
Agents." Such conduit on the part of the Com-
mander in Chief refteits the higheft honour on his
juflice and humanity, as in the ufual mode thofe
unfortunate men were left without fuhfiftence or
reliefof any kind.
Yefterday the sloth Regiment of Foot, lately ar-
rived from Egypt, matched into Chelmsford Bar-
• racks from Chatham t--the soth are on their
march for the lime nation.
The firti divifion of. the Cambrian Fencibles,
(Lord. Kix:PHOTON), have marched from Port-
cheller to Haverfordweft, use Briftok The ad
will follow, fo as to arrive about the 3d of May.
The Weft Middlefex having been quarterid at
Shrewfbury for nine months pall, have a route to
return to Uxbridge to be difembodied. From the
route, as they march in three divikons,, they can.
not arrive there untd the 28th, 29th, and 3oth
iaftant.

Monday five companies of the Eaft York mili-
tia, for come time pail quartered in Hull, marched
from thence for Beverley, where the regiment is
expeded to be difembodied on Saturday next.
The royal invalids of the garrifon mounted guard
on SandAy night, in their room, at the guard-
houfe.

On Wednefday left, the firil divifion of the
Northumberland militia, under the command of
Colonel Rs so, marched into Newts&le from Hull.
They were received on the bridge with joyous ac-
clamations hi. a great concourfc of people ; and at
the head of Dean-fired, the Newcafile volunteers
were drawn out, and fainted them with prefented
arms. The officers of the volunteers afterwards
dined with Colonel Rein, at Mr. Tula lei Inn,
where the day was (pent with great conviviality
and harmony. It is now nearly ten years fince
the Northumberland regiment left their native
county, in which time they have traverfed a con-
fitlerable part of England, and have every where
teen dillinguilhed for appearance, difcipline,
and behaviour. Anotre)rddivifion. arrived at New-
..dile on Thurfday. They' are 'vetted to march
in a day or two for Alnwick, to he difembodied.
A letter from Vernwhefler, dated the s6th of
April, fays, u A few days fince arrived a detach-
ment of the gallant 3oth Regiment, commanded
by thlt veteran officer,Captain Pam? Van molt sc,
who fo fignalty diftinguifhod himfelf for intrepidity
and valour at Toulon, as well as in the late me-
movable anions in Egypt Another Detachment
ender the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Lots-
near, it hourly expelled, who had the good for-
tune to command on the ever-memorable fortic on
the 17th of Augult lag, when lets than goo of
this ancient and gallant corps completely repulfed
upwards of 700 of a chofen enemy, under the im-
mediate orders of General Mutsu in perfon, in
hicli upwards of so men were killed and wound-
'-.--a-L._Lototottl the latter. Lieutenant MAN SCION