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224 ~ECOND JOURNEY THROUGH FRANCE IN 1814.Both contain matter of interest. The tradeof .~he fvmer place is be..coming very active. "Its value as a harbl.lr was~J;lowncident, and an unlucky one; a Fr~nchto escape the fate of her compallions.,!IIbut by(~n aCMsevcnt.y..four obliged to try it~It i s .smaU, and comma,nded.. The rocks above it appear to be a compound ofgranulat~dtrapp ina calcareous bed ~f. It is .apier-hal'bour. Should tradefiurisI1ta,ll,the extent it might, jt ,will be found to smaUJol: .contain two .hundred vesseIs.The lagoons\vhichand fl1rni~hinland water-carriage, arecrosseçlarches, and eight hundred ieet length.l'HA u.This w!lfprft couldThe fore-mentione4ht~l:lch9Jinland n.~vjgation gO~~by.the11ame of the Canal des Etangs,. cornm.unicating.~vithAiguesll;lortesbeyondthe Rhone, the former dimcultie~ at the mouth whereof are nOwobviatcd by the Catwl ,dlt Port de Bouc ,at Arl~s. A bason and sluicehave al80 been made atBeauÇ!i;lire; and a hillat i\gde on the coast nolonger impedes the inlaJ;lQ.coml11unication ofthe wi;lter levels, for theconnexion of theRhon~,tlleAude,and the Garonne 1~..Feb. 15. StrugJarnbs,mottled breed., apparently.sixn10fiths olcl.22. 'Veeping wiUow foliated.24. 'VIlite-thorn and quince foliated.I\.Iarch 18. Borse CheSDJlt,n,sh, and Carolina P9plar foliated.in biossom.l'Vlarch 19. The mid-day blastsarepf extreme severity.rarcfies in the lowcl' traets, the cold andFurzeAs.theair'* Sorne marine exuvire.t In regard ta the canal of Lallguedoc, its armuai proêluce at preserlt'Ï$ severaI miIriôns of livres.Part is received by the representatives of the fil'st proprieto.rs; Plll'tof its produee Wl,ts seize