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London, England, 1825-12-20 00:00:00

. OF TIIE LATE
)ER, OF RUSSIA.

the Rus-ias and King of
December, 1777. He
his second wife, Sophia
lorowna of Wurtemberg
sober 9, 1793, to Eliza•
Maria Augusta, sister
born June 4. 1779. The
'lted to M. de la Harpe,
nothing to fit his pupil
Mined to fi.l. He was
1801, and crowned at
, September. His first
Aar which then raged
and he for some length
- England and France,
is mediator between
short peace of Amiens.
.. of the Duke d'Enghien
indignation of the Emperor,
--Prance by his

of the law of nations
withdrew his Minister
Treaty of Alliance,
'gland, Austria, and
:zandet hastened to lead
however, he arrived
into the hands of the

together with the rear
Berlin, where he re.
; but on the defeat of
Austerl,tz, he returned,
greater part of his armyl
1806, b ing called upon
ok up arms, but was
•iumph of Bonapast&
ider joined his army,
rtstul2, and withstood
but having been de-
, he retrea ed beyond
the preliminai ies I.f the
807. . 1n cousequence
that Treaty, he dtf•

and soon afterwards
lamed two years, and
1 to Russia. During
between France and
with the former Power,
all the German Mi-
ime was arrived when
_ in his own dominions,
land, against Bonaparte,
-eainst him, joined with
his Allies, and s horn
Russians, however, on
/ burning that city, de-
istence the French could
thence fdlo..ed the terri•
The Emperor Alesan.
spirit of ven*eance
Russian dominions.
log rigour ; he even
person, as if he had
r, Bonaparte escaped
gallant Ai my to perish
,uated were the French, that
-y new Armies, and
By this time, how-
Iged. On March 13,
'ussia proclaimed the div.
Rhine, and declared
Aistrians. After having
Lumen and Bautzen,
dutiag which the Roc-
Moreau, who, however,
• Dresden. After ea-
Leipsic was fought
,hick completed the de-
beginning of 1814, the
Rhine. Oa the 30th March,
and forced it to ca.
Bowels Alexander and
.t amid cies of /leek Moil
Bonaparte so signed his
landing of Lois XVUI.
and,conducted him
4th. A Treaty of
tottorle, and Alex.
where be was
the Prince Regent at
Pstersburgh July 25.
Vienna, where he re.
The ratification of
been signed February 9,
Bonaparte from Elba
of Europe into con-
, been made by the
the battle of Water.
motions. Alexander him.
arrived three days after
thence be proceeded
aterloo ; and, after a
Petersburgh. which he en-
acclamations. From that time
ly pacific; he attended
(most incessantly moving
another, ur else. tra-
The latest accounts
previous to the death of
die 24th of October. The
isited that spot chiefly on
imate, and to benefit the
derived much advan-
during the autumn.—
ajesties took airings on
day, in the town and
I greatly to enjoy their
Taganr, k have long
population had greatly
the town amounted to
23d of October, the
to Moscow, Nakitsche-
_ was expected to last
expected to make a fort-

Peugrebergh, Nautical Ida visit to
military estahlishatest et die
-1 Illapsty was lan pleased.
sevetal pelts, sad atedaued
repined tom pre.
levembes, as
__et big
ih em the path of that stemaa.aaa
remained at 'faintish,. he *mad ,
Amoy of the lioath. It does
lace ; peehably the hketaralie
whkh unabated ha his death ;
twat apprars to have readied
Is Mess sad death may be
ovember.
•. and during the negociatiom

:C)G!'.IPIIICAL NI nIOIR
EMP.Eittn ALEXOLNDEIt,
Alexander, Emperor of all the
r lod, •a. born on :he 24th of I
,ixs the eldest son of Paul I. by hi
Nrotirea Augusta Maria Feedoro
murgard, and was married Octobi
brth Aleziewna. formerly Louisa P
r; tl.c Gran i Duke of Bader., bore
c,r, of his educati. n was commit te
, s'iss Colonel, who neglected no
it, the high station he was dentin
1,. claimed Emperor, March 24, 11
.
11,,,,:uw t:,e 27th of the following I
cite was to rut an end to the wa
I..rseen !timid and England; and
rt time preserved peace both with ]
ad vainly endeavoured to act ai
them, after the termination of the sh
_llllBO4 however, the murder of
x 1,, n .n.parte
' excited the indignal
U
.bo, altr r presenting an energetic
Imbas.adoi, against "a violation 4
,s aibitr r: as it was public," wi
...,11 Paris, and in 1805 signed a
1 'en,ive and defensive, with Eni
::‘,c,len ; acting on which, Alexam
Ls tr. ops into Austria, where, k
rniy in time to see the capital fall i
trench. He then retreated, !Or'
Wilt 01 toe Austrian army, to Be
wired to await the French army; I
the Austrians at the battle of Aus
to St. Petersburgh, leaving the gra
rin the frontiers of Germany. In 180
'4 the Cuurt of Berlin, he again tic
-.' sivin only in time to witness the trii
' —ln the spring of 1807, Alexandt
,hicer had retreated beyond the Vt
I.e French with great bravery ; bl
~aicci in the battle of Friedland, ti
I c Niemen, where he agreed to the
fence signed at Tilsit, July 8, 180
as sbeieveil of a secret article in
Omni war against England, an
agaiii.t Sweden, which tarter war Is
tiled in Swdeir's ceding Finland i
tile imotilities which still subsisted 1
bigland, he continued to side with
46ii dim.ssed from his dominions
esters and Agents. But the drill
I: w.s forced to defend himself in
with no nth -r Ally than Ragland.
ho 'eli6 1,000 choice troops. agai
tux Kings who had formerly been
ic had formerly assisted. The lit
i.eir evacuation of Moscow, by bu
•:oyeLl the only means of subsisteis
I;,ect during the winter; and then
,;kii•strisction of that vast army. T
) r now seemed animated with a
' rgainst the perfidious invader of the
Jr pursued him with unrelensiisl
rblislied a description of his pc
hint ac- 'moo felon. However,
;a single sledge, leaving his gall
the snows; and so infatuated WI
'iv ac natty suffere3 him to ley]
led them into Germany in 1813.
rot, the scene had wholly chang
iltsander and the King of Prussia
Nolan of the C°nfedetacy of the 1
heir intention of assisting the Ansi
steli worsted at the battles of Lu
',ey agreed 10 an armistice ; dui
40S were joined by General More
aal fell by a random shot before I
loin success, the great battle of
.aiiher.l(3rh, 17th, and 18th, whit
mance of Germany. In the beg
..lien Monarchs crossed the Rhine.
.., Allied Army besieged Paris,
r.tulate; and on the Slat the Emp
King of Prussia entered it amid
11zeid la tioarboms 1 and 130napm
• a abdication. On the .landing
iletander hastened to meet him,
Paris, which he entered May
- • was signed at Paris, May $
..- lett. France, June 1, foe Lou
• nice:4y entertained by the
dull. He returned to St. Pe
to September 25, he entered V
int.] until the end .of October.
' Acts of the Congress, had been
. RS. When the escape of Dot
. ged the apparent security o
.. "'on," great preparations had I
, ans, when the news of the
. - puts stop to their motions
:elf, Set out for P..rii, white he are;
• , . entry of Louis XVIII. From
. Brussels to view the field of Wa
t stay, returned to St. Petersl
•. red ami4 _universal acclamatioa
his death, his policy was purely
- sal Congresses, and was almos
. - one part of the Continent to
sag his own erensive empire.
!have had. from Taganrok, peer
e Emperor, were dated on the 24
.
• ,peror and Empress had visited
Laurin of the salubrity of its dims
Mite of the Empress, who had ch
;e from her residence there dui
that time their Imperial Maje
oho, or in their carriages, every d
t neighbourhood, and appeared g
• t'•Jente. The fortifications of '1
1-c to decay, but its trade and pc
cittsed, and the p pulat;oauf tl
. ',RA chiefly Greeks. On the 9
Mperor set off on an mullion to
au, and Novo Tchetkask, which
"•tt a week. He was also cap
ilit's tour in the Crimea.
3ubselnent letters from St. Petersburg
o Tcherliask, where there is a mail
• Cossacks, with which ids Imperial I
afterwards proceeded I* 4/Wet mires
jerarney to the Crimea, wheats be sec
II about the 10th or Irth of Noveaabt
anal had reached St. Petersburgb an lb
was then thought that Whilst be remain
':=w the turps forming the Rossini An
a
ppuar that this rsy:tw took plate
4%311 was arrested by the illness Mild
'a+ :L=
• - news ul that utelaucholy steal
k.a‘•: antra the Tth of I)emob:4 his
littd in the libt w.:eit of Novembt
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