The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-28 00:00:00

RUSSIA,

A Gentleman, who has just returned from
Russia, has communicated the following portico.
Jars from his notes:— _

EMPEItOIei DC was at Odessa
'when the news of his death readied us. On
hearing of his death, we innnediately concluded
that the Emperor had been murdered, but not
by order, of Constantine, who tenderly levet'
A lexander. Subsequent comomnications from
merchants and others living at Tagmtrok
convinced us that Alexander had died a natu.
rid death. The fever by which he was cut
oil is very common in the Crimea ; not a week
before, a friend or mine, an Englishman, re-
turned from Tuganrok with the fever, mid died
in six days,
Tar. Tumour AT ST. PrrEninonou.—The
&nth of Alexander was a death blow to the
hope of civilization. For the last two years the
Nobles, with the exception of those who n ere
immediately in favour at the Court, we"re, in
league to compel the Emperor to make conceit.
Mons to them for the benefit of the people.—
'no), had appointed the lGth of March for a de.
putation to wait upon the Emperor, and ink
upon a chabge. Tilt Emperor was aware of '-
and retired to Tagaurok to avoid tumult; be
is wiLli known that he would have yielded,
idea 14 destnoyed the league before it was ripe
led tilhe apprehension, of its members.
const,:rators never .:ontemplated the injury o
Alexander, lie was too much beloved.
'fill; Aunwers,---Tlierei4 not a noble family tr
with the exception .of those about 0),
Court, who ha% not a member implicated in the
conspiracy. They are arrested every day, end
sent to St, Petersburgh, with their arms chained
behind them, in carts, guarded by Cossacks;
other's, who only talk of the affair, are arrested,
and sent Witt the same way.
Tue. Po Lrc.—ln passion Poland the inhabit.

ants are so strictly governed that they dare not
expjess any feeling. In Austrian Poland the
yoke is even heavier ; but they grumble openly.
As passed through Austrian Poland about a
fortnight ago, the Poles crowded round my car.
riagel'ito learn the news from St. Petersburgh. If
the conspiratota had been succepful, and a con.
siltation had been established, they wonld have
thrown off the Austrian yoke, and placed them.
selves under the protection of Russia; but the
Russian people are not fit for a constitution. The
Nobility, however, who although much enlight-
ened, are worse than slaves, must, have coneetisloos,
and by degrees the people will he civilized.
Tut Pn est ct Als or Via EMPEROR ALEX.
It has been consittered curious that Sir
James Wylie has not written here to declare that
the Emperor died a natural death. believe Sir
Jamas has no connections in England or Scotland
now ; he hos been in Russia 30 years.
The Grand Duke Constantine is much beloved
iu itassia his character is quite changed. Ni-
cholas and Michael are brave men ; the former
etideavours to imitate Napoleon.
h i ty colonies are fertile sources of
wretchedness end discontent. 'I he children of
the peasants are taken from them at nine or toe
yt
Ifs Of age and, drigged away to be made sot-'
diets. The peasants still refuse to shave them.
Flues; 1 IiSOW a maw Who WAS taken to be a
soldier, go' ste days W4iliodt food, ranter than
stibinit to hai4 hit beard taken off.
Ifits;cnord ItaindOtinato AND
ar e
not cosoNAI,
a Kitooat.—There liiii6ne—we d write
what we think , and we are compelled to take
.ae oath of allegiance to Nicholas) or banishment
.astay be the consequence.