operations on the River Seine are the wonder and amusement of the

idle. It is true that through some miscalculation they have chosen

the wrong branch of the river. As for the Prince, that sublime

person, having now served his turn, may go, along with the ARABIAN

AUTHOR, topsy-turvy into space. But if the reader insists on more

specific information, I am happy to say that a recent revolution

hurled him from the throne of Bohemia, in consequence of his

continued absence and edifying neglect of public business; and that