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mal of all the annunciations of the throne, and wheiher
such a striking example of it would not have expressed
his august will better than any written abdication ?
It is asked, moreover, if Poland is to cease to obey the
Emperor of Russia, since nothing has been done there
in the name of Nicholas, and if the Russian Polish
army, commanded by Constantin-, was to be detached+
,from the military forces of that great empire, since the
oath of allegiance to the new Emperor has not yet been
called for by Constantine, its chief, and Vicegerent of
the Imperial power in Poland.
•' We receive no authentic intelligence except from
Warsaw. The couriers from St. Petersburgh are
stopped, as it is said, in the capital of Poland. I know
not whether this measure has been adopted by Con-
stantine, for the purpose of keeping foreign Govern-
ments from learning the melancholy events of the capi-
tal ; or whether it is to be considered merely as a piece
of policy, rendered necessary by the peculiar situation
of Poland, and the feelings of its people; but as you
know that we have other means of communication with
St. Petersburgh, by the way of Dantzic, Konigsberg.
Riga, and Revel, our Government, which is so deeply
interested in knowing what is going forward in respect
to the succession to the throne of Russia, keeps up a
regular communication by that route.
" Letters from the interior of Russia, from Mohilow,
Smolensk, and Novogorod, announce that a certain
emotion, or, at least, a feeling of deep anxiety is mani-
fested in those internal parts where Russian manners
are more distinctly marked than at St. Petersburgh,
and, above all, that the Chiefs and the army are objects
'of dread. You know that+++
besides the garrison of St.Pe
tersburgh,which consists of thirty or forty thousand men,
there are about ten armies disposed over the vast terri-
tories of Rossi r. In the neighbourhood of Novogorod
is can:oried a mi'itary column of 24+,000 men; General
Sackett commands the army of Witepsk, Smolensk,
and Mohilow, which is about 40,000 strong.
" The army of Bessarabia, added to that of Podolia,
reckons more than 100,000, destined to observe Tur-
key : without counting the military columns of the
Ukraine, the Cossacks of the Don, &c. Now you will
observe that the Emireror regnant must get his power
acknowledged by all these armies, over whom the opi-
nions and feelings of the inhabitants of the interior have
always an influence, smaller or greater. In respect to
those feelings, all I can say to you is, that they Are not
favourable to new ideas. There is much nt of the
zeauine It issian at Mosc iw than at St. Petersburgh,
and Mnsc+.w is a civilised city compared with the less
impo t +nt cities which borsl:r un the Volga, and even