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The brig OAK arrived yesterday frcm Rochelle
with later intelligence from that city and the South
of France. By letters ard papers Ne learn that
business is uncommoniy brisk at Rochelle. The
city was full OF Niountsineers, vino had come there
with Grapes and other Produce. Wagons were
pouring in every day from the Wne-presses with
loads OF rich inc, which is generally bought up
by the Dstilicrs, for the purpose OF monopolizing
the business. Great quantities are bought up by
lhem before il arrives in the city, and stored away
it is generally kept in the storehouses four years
before il is sold FOR expectation.


Brandy is uncommoriy nigh, and a very small
quantity sold for foreign markets The only car
goes taken away are those ior which orders are
sent, There are not less lhsn 6OO0OO gallons
stored for the purpose of speculation.


From the French ports on The Mediterranean
there is no news OF interest. Nothing is known Of
any American vessels Of The peOple are,
however, not spnring in Ih- expression Of their
haired for The English all Of hem believing that
they intend 10 interfere in The Tungier affair. The
French pupefs are Get with editorials concerning
this matter


There is no news from Gibraltar later Ihar our
former adyices,