The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-10 00:00:00

PARIS, juNE 6.

CITIZEN CAMBA6ERES has been received at 1115
new See of Rouen with the utmost joy. He Was
condueted in great pomp by the Public Authorid
ties, the military, and an immense crowd of the
populace, to the principal C:iurch of that City'
where he performed religious worship according to
the new prescribed forms.

GENOA, MAY z4.—We are nearly blockaded bY
Brigands. Their Chief, who, with some reason'
has been called the Devil, has established his 140d'
quarters at Capenardo, from whence his myrmidons
make excursions for the purpose of levying contri"
butions upon travellers. Some time since they
robbed an English Merchant named LI ov
two bales of merchandize, shortly after whiclit
the Meichant received a Letter from the Chief of
the Banditti, offering the goods to him for zcoa
livres. " We promise upon our honour," say the
Brigands, " to transmit LIDYEN'S goods, s°
that he may transport them to Genoa. If he
wants an opportunity of so doing, we engae
to transport them -.ourselves. Nay more, %v°
will give them all the necessary 'passpOrts and
cards of safety, in order that he may not be in'
commoded by our Patroles ; and if he desires it,
we will give him a g.,ard of safety unto the first
post occupied by Ligurian Soldiers. Done at 011
residence at Capenardo, the z6th of April, ;SO°
in the 3d year of our Government.

(Signed)

66
,JOSEPH Musso, Generals
" Surnamed the Devil."

In the early part of this month, Captain FtCci
marched at the head of a body of Troops to attach
this Devil. He had, amongst others, an !IMO"'
Grenadiers under his orders. M. Pico has pro'
mired to bring the Devil hither, dead or alive; ISJ6-
the Devil has many partizans and friends,

His Royal Highness the DUKE of CAmBRivGS
has been pleased to appoint the Rev. JosEY.9
SHARPE, of Childwall, near Liverpool, one of hIS
Domestic Chaplains.
Mr. SHERIDAN'S Child, that has been danger;
ously ill of a•malignant fever, has been pronounce
out of danger.
The Miss MORGANS' Masquerade was one of the
most selea of the season, only about two hundred
persons being invited. Several Characters were
very ably supported.
Intelligence from the Hague states the very int'
portant information, that a message from the Bata'
vian Government to'the Legislative Body, has rcl;
commended the abolition, or at least the suspensi°
of the Laws which prohibit the importation of El;
lisp manufataures. The proposal was referred 100
Committee, and under such a recommendation, wi
doubtless be adopted. The greater part of the per;
sons lately appointed to public offices in Holland, 'lra
said to be known adherents of the Orange family, a°
many of them were in place before the Revolution'
It is even stated, that the patriotic Party begin to
think favourably of the return of that family)
d s
long looked to as the founders and prole tors of the
liberty of Holland.
GUILDFORD RACES.—Yesterday His IVlajestY's
Plate of too guineas was .run for, when Mr. Du
RAND'S horse Ted& the Grinder, walked over the
course.

DIED.
On the 22d ult. at Appin-House, Scotland, John Cagir
bell, Esq. of Lochend.

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