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had done this against erer7 Yenorstr,,.
thathad been made to HIM.
DEGREES of .Bon,,,, !.

Iiatiiau peCn uiduc 70 nm.
7, DEGREES Of Bonap rte.
All the emigrants who have 49,.
France since the Ist Of Japusrv. n,ered
are commanded to leave r. En- 1914,
Such emigrants as shall be found lyss
after the publication Of this decrs,'sg lays
18th of March) will immed;atsls I ! taated
and adjudgedSby the laws esta6l;s y urea e
that purpose, unless they can n,ora ~ Tor
rance of this decree, in that case ,t ~
merely be arrested, sent out oftbs my VIII
territory, and have their proper r,e' g
questrated. AL promotions IN 4. se'
gion Of Honor conferred by Louis ~. ,re a hs,
andsof no effect, unless they NAV h. ,e 81 nun al
IN favor Of those who observe we'll Of .t';s
country its privileges are ,a. snslF
blished, The Electoral Colleges s are a.
meetin May next, to new.model e. are %
stitution, according to the will and nd ; sva'
rests ofthe nation and, at the same s ,; n'e'
to assist in the coronation Of the Fno ,''e'
and the King Of Rome. suppress
The troops and populace at Brest Of
Gale and ether places, have declared 80. e.,
Bonaparte, 'Of
1t is said that an embargohss been ia
upon all French ships of war in Fr. ,aIa
ports, in order to prevent their ncttnn r, VI
sea, and declaring for their legitimate
king.
A vessel is arrived from erne which
she lett at midnight on Sun ay ff Several
persons are come over n her soms -
whom left Paris on Friday night. Thev
state that Bonaparte sent $4,000 men
towards Lisle,to watch the motions Of tbe
Kings troops, but not to proceed to hos.
Titles unless they were attacked,
Orders, we understand, have been d.s.
patched to Sir A. Cochrane and the other
Naval Commanders on the West-Ipd;. &
american stations, and to the British
Military Commanders, to take measure,
Immediately to secure the French Colon.
es forthe King &preyent them from being
transferred to Napoleon.
It is very possible civil war will take
place IN France in consequence Of Ma.
poIeon's new disinterested effort for her
The shop keepers of Paris are said TO
be against Louis, because he obliged
them to shut their shops on Sundays.
Although the Emperor has been thusfar
victorious, yet there were many instance,
OF attachment to Louis and his mild
reign.
british Colony Of A'ew South Walg.
BY the exertions of Governor General
Macquarrie. passage has been Effected
across the chain of mountains which in
close the settlements contiguous TO Fort
Jackson, and which had been deemed
The accounts of tie country
n the interior are highly gratifying, ard
he discovery of extensive and luxuriaH
pastures, with a river of magnitude,
can hardly fail to be most beneficial to
-he settlement. The great difficulty IN.
der which it at present jabors, is the e.-
Enlistment of an export. to make returns
to the mother country. Enterprising in
dividuals have, for some years, carried
on tradein oil, sea skins, sandal wood,
and Iatterly in pearls, and the pearl
eoystr she'll, which are all found in the
neighborine seas and Islands. TIE lead
ing object, however, is the wool. which
has been found to be equa' in quality to
the fieeces of Spain and saxony. With
a view to this, the discovery Of the I'M
mense tracks pasture land in the int.
ricr must be his lilly advantageous, as 1t
will afford the colonists the means OF III
creasing their flocks to an almost unlm'
ted extent. The numLer of settlers Ht0
arrive from England every year, is stated
to be very great. These persons &C.
morally receive grants of and, and tnrn
their attention to agricultural pursuits
From October, 1910, to October, 1915
ffty-fve vessels. from 100 to 7OO tom;
arrived in the port ofsydney aone; a ano
exclusive of these, there were, IN 1919
thirty-fve vessels employed in the eI'
onial trade. The price of beet was 'u'
perlb. Lond0npqrT'