The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-06 00:00:00

PARIS, Not. 3.

Tin Minister of the Interior luis lately address.
ed Circular Letters to the Prefeas-of the Depart.
flacks, respeaing a Rural Code of Laws, and has
proposed several questions to them upon that part of
Legislation.

A fire lately broke out in the village ofllamback,
which, notwithstanding every exertion, consumed
sixteen houses before it was extinguished.
An Englishman of the name of. Phillip Pepin, has
sent the sum of rOOO livres to the Prefe& of Parisi -
in order that it may be distributed among the Poor .•
of that city.
BASLE, OCT. 26.—There is yet no certain in.
telligence of the dissolution of the Diet of Schwitz,

The Troops of the smaller Cantons, who had re-
turned to Lucerne, under the command of General
AUF-DPR-MAUR, received orders from the Diet of
Schwitz to repair again to Berne, and to re.con7t-
mence hostilities against the Helvetic Troops ; but
they refused to obey the order, and quitted Lucerne
to return to their homes, in spite of the entreaties
of General BACHMANN, who was at Lucerne, and
who endeavoured to induce them to chAngc thcis
resolution.

The Provisory Government of Schaffhausen
having been invited by that of Zurich to send to it
succours, and place at its disposition the contingent
of Schaffhausen returned from the Army, has con.,
tented itself for the present with sending two De-
puties to Zurich. The Canton of Schaffhausen hat
received a summons on the part of the Helvetic Go-
vernnubmt, .to retutn under the Constitution at
Rejti4i.
At the departure of the last Courier, there were.
about 4000 French in the Canton of Basle.

LAUSANNE, OCT: z6.—We learn from 1i.414476
that the famous French Emigrant DANICAN,.'Wai
under arrest for some days at Berne,: with Genetal.),
BACHMANN, but that shortly before the arrivak:of
the Helvetic Troops he set off for Germany.
Troubld-Slave broken out again in different parts
of the Canton of Zurich, but without any effect
the Intelligence of the arrival of the Helvetic
Troops having repressed all the movements which
were prepared, and the Government having, as soon
as it entered Berne, written to the Authorities, in-
viting them to put an end to all Counterrevolution-
ary dispositions.
BERNE, OCT. 27.—Citizen VERNINAC is not
recalled, as was reported : he will . only repair to
Paris, and stay there during the Sittings of the
Helvetic Consulta. General Ney went to the Se.•
nate the day before yesterday, for the purpose, as it
was thought, of communicating the Diplomatic
Powers with which he is invested. The Adjutant
of the First Consul, Citizen RAPP, is at present at •
Basle, where several French Battalions entered a
few days since. They will, it is said, proCeed
Zurich, where the Patriots (French Party) have been
again arrested. Genera! SERRAS was yesterday at
Berne ; he proceeds to Zurich. •

The second Helvetic Demi-brigade seized in its
passage by Oberland, a considerable quantity of "am.
munition which the Insurgents had deposited
veral Chateau.i-. That Demi-brigade will.be Staiion;,
ed atThun. We have certain intelligence thafa'nd;r:
insurreaion was organizing against the Patriots
(French Paity) in the Cantons of Argo-via, Badefi,
Spltu!:e, but the Conspiracy' was happily discovered.
The pretended Provisory GoVernment of Bade*
convoked an Assembly of the Deputies "of all the
C-otyrtnttnes-, for—t-he-=l6th, but we- have season to
believe.the holding of that Assembly %v ill be °P
posed.' •
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Roiitg,--OCT. 3r.--The FIRST dONSTII: , •^"
r
MadameBoNAPARTE arrived here..yesterday at fot-
iritlie afternoon ; their entrance was announced by
the discharge of 2 z pieces pf cannon-, and the 11,44
• of all the. bells: They were accompanied by •,"41om
dame L JcAls and C. Lu c A tA, Prefea of the Pa!"ce'
the Generals SOULT, BESSI E R ES, CArzA RELL'i?
the Chief of Brigade BiAILHARNAIS, &C. ,
•escorted by the Consular Guard and the Volunreets
,of Rouen.- The Mayor, at the head of the MO
• -cipaliti, met the First Consul, who stopped at,d
•
received from the Mayor the Keys of .the
which were offered to him on ' a plate c.f.'sl
ver. After complimenting the Mayor, the Fit,
Consul returned him the Keys,. saying, ".
not better confide the Keys Of the City .01-11.00'11,
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than to the worthy Maydr who is at it:s.bc,e4'; Gat.
the keys which I will not. trust to any arc
those of the Hearts of all the Inhabitants of.ll'*4l”
and of this Department." The 'First Consul die°.
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invited the Mayor into_ his:carriage,. .saY"l‘s_ of
him, 'rl honour in your person the Inhabira'"s
the City of Rouen." The crowd wa,iniroV''••
thcl'
and the joy general. 'the First Coos()
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went to the Prefeaure, where ever.),
was made for his reception. The et ; , •
compliments in the Great Hall of the Palace.
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