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Araouja (Mons. d'), placed Portugal in a state of vassalage to Bo- Arkensa, river, 176-178-184. A-Sam, a Chinese, embarks at Paris with M. Péron on his voyage to Assassination, its frequency checked in Messina, 322. Augusta, destruction of the sick French at, 324. Australia, Péron's voyage to, 66-the south coast of, not so dan- Australian Pondicherry, spot fitted by French government for, 69. B. Balsamo (the Abbate), his survey of the state of Sicily, 309--his ac- VOL. I. NO. II. SS |