Forgery.
[From the NeSw auritius Gazete.1 A terged (iovernment note of the prescstissne for20dollars having been presentc-d at the Treasury, in addition to the fbrged notes of the same issue for five dollars eachb as advertised in the Gazette of the 29th of Mlay last, and as it is probable there are also forged notes of 100 dollars each, his Excellency the Governor has directed tile pub- lication of the present notice, to warn the inhabitants against re- ceiving any such forged notes that tnay be in circul2tion. Tbe good notes are printed on fine paper, and on both sides-on one side in French, and on the other in English The forged notes are done on common paper, apparently with a pen, and have pieces of paper pasted oa the backs. They have an old defaced appesarnce, and can be detceted on minute exanmination by the irregularity of the printing, as also, more particularJy, by raising the paper pasted on the back, and by observimg whether they are printed in the samne manner ax tbe good notes. Chief Secretary's office, Port Louis, 5th August, 1824. By order, d A. BA RREY, Chief Secretary to Government. FORGERY. GOVERNMENT NOTICE.