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of Dr. Gunn, as apothecary. One of the carrots
being opened, war found perfectly ford, the upper
part being covered with a kind of radii& or pall*,
of a colour fimilar to that of the root ; the msddke
Part was found to contain a powder, which after a
ehymical operation, was difcovercd to be a mixture
of three different forts of erfenic, one white, another
yellow, and another red. The sneer verbal was figned
by all prefect, and the parcel kaki' again, and fent
to the Police Office with all the smeary docoosenr'
Upon application beingsmade by the King. to %Ile
Tsscr, Chief Magifirate, for a profecutioa to be in-
ftituteil, that officer, actuated by the fame fears as
M. de Horst, declined to interfere, or even to order
the fufpeited perfons to be apprehended, obferving
that it did concern the Tribunal of Criminal julliee,
and that the law of the country did not permit him
to arreft any perfon who had not ainally been cm.

10(4 of a crime!
M. le Count de la Cuareatts was left at Warfaw
with full powers to profeeute the bufinefs before the
Criminal Tribunal. The King left Warfaw on the
Joth,oe his way to Grodno with the Duc d'Aretou-
tars. M. de HOY/4 granted his Majefty an elkort
of huff.us, who had ftriB orders not to quit his Royal
Perfou, until they had committed him to the care of
a Mailar actin of Ruffians. wbo awaited his arrival
on the frontiers. Thd %teen and the Duchefs d'An.
(toucans only remain at Warta*, until they receive
inftruilions from bib Majefty to jobs him at Wants.
as loon as he has fettled in that City.

This day we received tome Paris Journals. but they
do not come down later than the 6th ink• whereas
thole we had exclufively on Saturday came down to

the toth, intlufive.
We.now lay before our Readers a very important
article which the Inners of the hour at which thee
Journals reached us on Saturday, prevented our giv-
ing.in our lat. It appears in the Menitatt of the sub
as a letter from Conftantinople, but its Rile betrays
fufficiently its true origin. The faits with which it
Pets nut may be confidered as coming from that eapi•
tal ; but all that follows is a laboured argument to
prove bow impolitic it would be in Ataxarnea to go
tower wlaßoaaraare. The anxiety ie difplayi goes
farther than any thing that bad previonny tranfpired
to prave,ghat the period for aaual boililities between
INS& and France is nearer than Come politicians
were willing to believe.
An article from Vienna, publi(bed in the Leyden Go-
=lre oldie ,4th inn. Rates, that the Emperor of Ger-
many has, by machete. added the town of Lindau
to his territory. The file in which this tranfation
, is detailed, when it is recoll:eted that the Journal in
'which it appears is publifbed under the control of
the French, (hews plainly lalakthe meafure is difplea-
, flog to the Corficatt;
Interviews between crowded' heads feldom take
place for trivial objeas. This confideration gives the
greater inters!' to a report mentioned in the letter of
the loth ult. front Winne.,
We are happy to find that she traveller HUSIDOLDT
has lately arrived at Bourdeaus.
PARES, AUG. B.—M. POIST•LIS, PIO. is appointed
Minifter Plenipotentiary of his Majcay the Emperor
to the Diet at Ratiftsou.
DOURDEAVE, AUGUST 6.—M. HUMBOLDT, whole
death was announced in the public journals, has ar-
rived here, accompanied by M. Boa ?LAUD, after a fa
vourable pelage of twenty-nine days from Philadel-
phia. Befides the geological collations tranfipit-
ted to Europe, they have brought with them nearly
thirty buses of different articles, which are the more
valuable as the countries traverfed by the& travellers
have been little 'tithed.
Big "la, Juir aB.—A Sendai% courier paired
through this city, with a letter from his Majefty the
Emperor of Russia to the King of SWEDISH.
Vistula. tutor t¢—The Emperor has annexed to
his Auftrian domains the town of Linden, which he
purchafed along with a confiderable territory ; and
our Governmett is now making a bargain fur the ac-
quifition of Kempten. There arrangements give rife
to much difeuffion in Germany ; Come fay that it is
contrary to the Conftitution of the Empire to derange
by particular treaties the equilibrium of Germany ;
and that the Emperor, by thus acquiring new princi.
palities, may confti Ain the neighbouring polteffors to
treat in their turn. The confequence might therefore
be, that Germany would be reduced to a (mall num-
ber of powers, that it might one day be divided
among three or four. The real Sovereign of Ger-
many, however, is the Germanic Body. It is con-
trary to every principle of the Conilitution that the
number of the independent parts ihould be increafcd
without the concurrence of the Sovereign. Lindau
is a valuable acquifition ; it is fituated in the middle
of the Lake or Conftance, and in cafe of a war would
be of great advantage to the Auftrian armies. Con-
fidering it under ibis point of view, it is apprehend-
ed that it may give uncaring(' to France, which mull
Inc reale if Auaria, as is Paid, be on the point of ac-
quit i tig other pacifies', and of concluding treaties
to augment thole which it has in Suabia, by a popu-
lation of forty thoufand perfons. Many are inclined
to think that it was a mutual benefit to Auaria and
France when they removed their frontiers to a dif-
ranee from each ether, and that Auftria commits a
political el ror in attempting to bring them nearer.
JULY 3o —The Minister of Franca has caufed the
IS= of his Sovereign to be placed over the door of,