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(mixt THE MONITEUR Or THE F.TII INSTANT.)
PARI4, MARC!T s.
We h we been prevented until this day from giving
Ow intelligence of the debarkation of Bonaparte
%limn the coast of Provence, because the telegraphic
which at first made it known, had no

B maparte sailed from Porto Ferrajo at nine o'clock
the l'Vell,n4 of the of February, during au
extierne calm, which favoured his passage. He ens-
oarked on bnard a brig. ;cad was followed by four
other evs.els, pinnaces and Huccas, carrying from
1,001 to 1,100 ram at the titmiist—coi pasei of a
sm ill number of Frenchmen ; the remainder, Polo.
rise, Corsicans, Neapolitans, and Elbese.
The vessel anchored' the road of the Gulf of
ban, near Cannes, on the Is; of March, and the,
troops landed. Fifty men advanced the same day
to Carlo: s ; they pressed the M 'pr to go with them,
mid tact' the orders of him whom they named as
their General in Chief, in the Gulf of Juan ; but the
\&iyor positively refused. He received orders in
con siicprence to prep ire .3,000 rations for the evening.
On the same evening, 15 men belonging to the
exi-edition, presented themselves before Antibes, de-
in ending to he admitted as deserters from the Isle of
Elba. The General Baron Corsin, a distinguished
oilicer, covered with hon :arable w iunds, who com-
manded in the place, received and disarmed them.
Shortly afterwards an oUlcer arrived, and summoned
the ',lace in the Udine of Botiaparte ; he was arrested
and put in prison.
A second and third emissary presented themselves
successively before the Commandant—the last came
for the put pace of reclaiming the 1.5 detained men,
And inviting him, in Vie name of General Drouet, to
return to tne Gulf of Jnan, with the Civil Authori-
ties ; both these emissaries, by way of answer, were
arrested.

Next thy, the men who had disembarked marched
for Grasse; but tlizy did not venture to pass through
the city, and they followed the route of Digne, in
which, we arc Assured, their troops bivouacked on
the 4th.

On the 2d instant, General Morangier, who com-
mands in the department of Val-, had reunited, at
Frejus, the garrison of Draguignan and the Na-
tional Guards of the adjacent Communes. All the
roads which would permit the men debarked any com-
munication with the sea, or the possibility of return-
ing upon their own steps, are well guarded and en-'
turfy intercepted.
A dispatch horn Marshal Prince d'Essliag (Mac-
sena) announces, that he has directed, upon Aix, a
corps under the orders of General Wolk, to cut or
break up the road which the expedition has followed.
General Marchand has assent p:A at Grenoble im-
posing forces, with which he will be able to act ac-
cording to circumstances.
The first intelligence of these events was received

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