Saintonge

(sant-aunzh',) a former W. p. of France, now included within the depts. Charente, Deux-Sevres, and Charente-Inférieure. Saint Paul, an island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. 8 m. N.E. of North Point, Cape Breton; N. Lat. 47° 14', W. Lon. 60° 9'. It has two fixed lights. Saint Paul, in Minnesota, a prosperous and finely laid-out city and port of entry, C. of Ramsey co., and seat of the State govt., on the Mi i ippi, 9 m. below the Falls of St. Anthony; N. Lat. 44° 52′ 46″, W. Lon. 93°5'. It stands nearly at the head of the Mi i ippi river navigation, and carries on an extensive commerce. Pop. 20,030. [s. 789]