FASHIONABLE SNVINDLER.
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orr readers may recoiect several para
sranhs respecting some preparations at
nnrrssels for receiving Joseph Bonapartc IN
tha, country. 1t now turns out that the re-
nn,t was originated by an accomplished
f,r.nch female swndler, the Countess dc
t.rsev. She had, after years of successful
rsaul come to Ghent, where She raised
,,rre sums of money in various ways, and
amongst other assumptions, she called her
'olf the agent OF the Count &c SurViilicrs.-
che hired splendid palace and furnished
!, mapnlhcen,lv for his reception, as she pre-
..mle5 but before she could convert the
",.eahles into cash, she was detected and
,'no,vht before the tribunals OF the country,
and found guilty


A late Paris paper states that 4 woman
...a. cured of a compound dropsy OF long
s,andipg. by drinking class ot liquor three
zines a day thus prepared three hands
iii of white crosses, 4 @hItc onions boiled III
three quarts Of water, and reduced to one
third.


On TUESDAY week the high constaliles
and other peace officers OF Phliadelphia
sr;zel considerable quantity OF stolen good.
Invested twelve men and two women. and
toos them before the Mayor The womel
we're discharged, two Of the m"u gave bal
!, six thousand tlolla.s each, and ten of Tho
men were committed TO prison. Those
ten were all old convicts; many OF then
having but recently been liberated from phi
son.


Edward Livingston, Esq, having sent
copy ofhis code Of laws for Louisiana to thu
Emperor of Russia, the emperor has accept
ed the work with gratitude; has laid it be
fore the Russian commission for framing
code for that empire, and has written Mi
Livingston complimentary answer to HI
letter.