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the chief place of the deportmear, where these sista-
!dishonesta aro is the greatest preeperity. The
sight of ;antiwar'. whose eye allaing escapes, coeld
not fail to cache seal and *militias. In consequence,
M. &outman, proprietor of the dosnain and mailing
abbey of Clairvaos,unt leagoestmnsTroyes,whereho
has already succeeded in many establishneasa, ouches
glass manufaltory in the manner of Alsace sod Bo-
hernia ; a papa mill, where they mike popes of
straw, which appears to unite the qualities, proper
(or varionseusts is the arts. has formed ass Pviet
of ode"( dim of spinout& amen thread by *iscbi.
slay, is iothicio• of do's which ball be.. ereged
;Boma time siocciantam of thodeportassats.
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'' We have received news from Faseassd t acithe. I
July. The &gash appear surprised at net
received say intelligence of ear Catithipsdinqtri i . "-
dream. They will be a laqg time still wit)opefe.
ceiling any account of them, and when they dull
receive it, it is probable that they will be rostd, uk-
prised at it.--(Monitrwr.)
A letter from Madrid, of the 16th June, states.
that the ship Caster had naval in the port of Astu. 1
rims, with 700.000 piastres and • great quanta? of
the produce of Perot,
A least from Boolegne, of the 496 July, says—
" Oath* 90th instant, a numerous column of the
grenadiers and chasseun of the Imperial Guard is.
Mud at Wintereux, and immediately occupied one
of the ramps in the neighbourhood of that port.
The marine of the Guard went to meet their comps-
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of His liajmty

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meats upon the tabu, was a bust _
the Emperor, upon a pedestal of green, covered
with Sowers, with An eagle saspen.ling a crows over
le Wad. Among the toed► drank was, "To fie
Apo ef ate eistritstivis lley et sees, tlrerivir t.te apes
stli arenidet it from its enemies, won" its
-fesesee de its sweets. the tiherty of Seta setieeewit tAr ,c.
'pew of the world .0'
Nothing csrain is let knows respeeltils tba-p•-
tied of the presumed derniglteg lbeir RtlYpi and
latnerfettiLLiot... -• •

Leman from Caen state, the Z.g s t Priwile"
taken on board the 7eszer :tad PAmmion arrived in
that city upon the 4t at July. from Crawßle.
A taariaseof chi metes of Andre Lea. was, the
day beforLyeaserday. found guilty, berme the
Military Commission, of being a Spy from the
.enemy, and as accomplice with Dubec sad Riission.
condemned to death in the month of May last, kr
the same crime.
Letters from Boulogne state, that the prepare-
time ordered in that City, and in the Camp that
coven the coast. are now complete fur the reespdun
of his Majesty the Emperor and King.
vsEbus4, 40L1 114
The disturbances which have broken out is,-ebie
city have given occasion to the following pulsars.
Lion of a Royal Ediet, which suns as follows s
.4 His hfajesty, who, during the whole course of
his reign, has received from his good and faithful
subjects and inhabitants of the capital. the most
frequent and most sincere proofs of attachment to
his person, of attention to order and obedience •
to the laws, must have been very deeply
concerned by the news of the disturtunwes shat

broke out yesterday ani to-stay in the oat-skirts
of this city. His Majesty,, hawever, is in-
clined to entertain the conralatnry belief that
these disorders have only been occasioned by a few
desperate persons, who were soon followed by a
number of ignorant and lazy fellows, under the in.
titmice of intoxication. In this supposition, His
Majesty confidently expeets that the faithful stab.
jolts and inhabitants of the capital will unite togs.
ther for the maintenance of the public tranquillity.
and that. by a pronipt and paadual obedience to all
orders issued to that effect by the civil and military
authorities. they will check the progress of these
dangerous disturbances. By the. express command
of His MAJZST To it is therefore ordered as follows:
4, 1. All workmen, Journeymen, Ikc. ate. shall
forthwith return to their respeetive labour.
aa S. Parents, masters, manufafturers, fke. Ike-
shall be responsible for the disobedience of their
children and their servants to the said order, and
shall be boend to make a declaration before the Po-
lice. of those who shall not have returned to their
work after the public is ornate of the present decree.
" 3. Every mob, crowd, !tr. shall be dispersed by
the military, who are authorised at the same time
to fire on all meetings of the people who shall nit
separate after the publication of. the present.
*. 4. All thosewhoshall he arrreheaded
a part of these mobs, or ring leaden, if such, shall

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