Star.
London, England, 1825-12-22 00:00:00

111011M11.611, Dictum. 15.

Several expresses from Berlin have brought the me-
lancholy intelligence of the unexpected death of his
Majesty the Emperor of Russia. Ateording to the let-
ters received by the post from Berlin, this event was
generally known there, and had spread universal grief;
and our Correspondent writes: " On the news received,
from Warsaw of the death of the Emperor Alexander,
at Taganrok, there was an entire stagnation on 'Change
and the Stock market., There were numerous sellers at
the quotation, but very little business could be done.—
Our readers will see in our article from St. Fetersburgh,
that the last public accounts of his Majesty were
.still
from the Crimea, to which his Majesty had gone from
Taganrok, as we alieady know, and that they speak of
his Majesty as being.in perfectly good health.
Dec. 16.—The above news arrived here (at. Ham-
burgh) in the night of the.l4th, from Berlin, to which
place it was brought by a courier, to the office for Fo-
reign Affairs. The death of the Emperor took place on
his way back from Taganrok to St. Petersburgh.

ST. PETERSBURG% Themes 5.
The St. I'eteribu4l Jouraal gives accounts from
Sympheropol, in the Crimea,
.of 7th November, where
his Majesty arrived on the sth, from Taganrok, having
come by way of Nogaesk and Ptrecop, and sits fe.,
ceived with great joy. Oa the 6th, after hezring
Divine Service in the Cathedral, he set out, at nine
o'clock in the- morning, in good health,by the new road,
on the south coast of the Crimea, to the estate of Court
Michael Semenowitsch Woroneow, where his Majesty
dined and stopped for the might.
Novzsma 30.—We have received the following
official account of the visit of his 111ajerty the Emperor
to Neutschetkask, the capital of the Don Cossacki.—
On the 24th of last month, his Majesty arrived there,
and was received by the Ataman of the Cossacks,
Lieut.-General Howaisky, Adjutant-General Tscher-
nitschew, and the other Generals. The Ataman de-
livered to his Majesty an account of the state of all
the corps of Cossacks; after which, his Majesty, with
it numerous suite, went to hear Divine Service in the
Cathedral, and then proceeded to the house of the
Atarnan. The neat day be gave audiences to the Ec.
clesiastical and Military Authorities, and then viewed
all the Public Establishments. His Majesty dined with
theAtaman, and honoured with his presence a ball given
by that Officer, which his Majesty opened with the
Ataman's Lady. On the 26th, the Emperor returned
to Taganrok. On his tour through the Crimea, his
Majesty arrived on the sth at Sympheropol, where he
was received by the Civil Governor of Taurida, and
passed the 6th and 7th a: the fine country seat of Count
Wororzow. General Kolugriewow, of the cavalry,
died at Moscow on the 18th. •
Dkctrasza 3.—Prince Lowenstein Wertheim arrived
here yesterday, as Ambassador Extraordinary from the
King of Bavaria, with the official notification of the
death of King Maximilian, and of the accession of King
Lewis 1.

The Ambassador of the Khan of Ruchiria, arrived
on the 18th at Moscow, from Otenburg, the object of
his mission is said to be cf a commercial nature.
The day
.befi re yesterday the cold became pretty
severe; the. thermometer being 10 degrees Iteaumur
below freezing. The Neva, and all the canals, are
full of ail; ice, and the communication between the

is for the present supended.
several quarters of the city

Ilrus.els Papers to the instant reached slit this
morning. They state that A 1.31 itish Cabinet Messenger
passed through that city on the 17th, on his way from
Berlin to London, with dispatches of great importance.
The intelligence of the death of the Emperor At.ExAN-
liza had not officially transpired, but it was repinted
On SUnsfaiind Monday last, at Brussels. The following
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