The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-07 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

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(M11).--Ps Ili, MARCU 47.—An twat u a leery WOOF
lat nature occupies the capital. UM Thursday a valet do
ehambre of the Emperor, going begirt or aeatetpanying
Emperor in his Cabinet, in the Palace' of Elysium, diseSS-
rued a man concealed, according to tome, wider a piece of
furniture: avoiding to others, behind the curtaios of a trio-
dew. When tie was sejud and searched, he was foood to
have a tdch shod with iron, and a candle. This man is said
to have got in by removing a pane of Alms la a window look-
ing into the proles. I_ is said that be does not speak a word
in answer to the (potiona+ put him, and it is not dunhted that
he is mad.• This is all I have been able to collect that is
probable among the crowds of rumours that are circulated.
I cannot even guarantee %bat I have the bouour to 'Omit
to your Excellency.
• Nova--What e•yerty !—C. it be supposed this man
was there with criminal views t It is well known that the
Emperor need sot be weight for in the battier of his apart-
ments. M. de Metternich is not ignorant how common it is
to 'netlike Emperor even without any attendant ; and this
confidence. which belongs to great souls and generous view,
the Emperor testifies not only to his people, but in Germany,
Seal% Eppt. among trangrrs, and there even where they
might bprak to him more of the dangers that serround him.
Such stories might he told the English, who, excluded from
Ott Continent for 15 years, are as longer acquainted with It ;
a ho know nothing of whit is passing there, and who are told
once or la ice a year that an attempt has been made to assassi-
nate theft Sovereign.—.Menitessel

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THE STATESMAN.

GOTTEN BURGII NAIL.

RETRACT OF A LETTER DATED CARMAN!, JUNE
We have received information here, by
way of Dantzie and Colberg, that a -revolution
had taken place at St. Petersburgh, that the Em-
peror was dethroned, and his mother bad taken
the reins of Government fur the prelent, and that
Romanzow and his party had been massacred..
You must' not place too much confidence in this
report, though it is a thing likely to happen.
STOCKHOLM, JUNE 23.—Gen. Baron Wrede,
Commander in Chief of the Northern army, ha►
reported to his Majesty, that the frigates Frnht
and Belluna arrived on the 1811) inst. (the date
of the report) in Hernosand-road, where they
came to an anchor, but were to proceed immedi-
ately after to Qwarkcn, and that the head quarters
were al►u to be removed farther to the Northward.
According toietters from Upsala, a violent
conflagration broke out there on the 18th inst.
which consumed in a few hours seventy houses.
On the 13th inst. his Majesty was pleased to
I nominate Dr. Domiges, a British physician, Knight
lb) Order of Wasa. —Stockholm Gazelle,
IJune
Eirtract &welt Letter of a Swedi3h Officer, on hoard the

brig Frisch*, dated Malmoe Road, June IS.
. On the 10th inst. the,brig set sail from Rif.
stifgontl, in company with two English frigates,
one bomb-ketch, one gun.brig, and one cotter,
and about 1:50 merchantmen, most of them Swedes;
we arrived here all safe the day before yesterday,
at four o'clock in the afternoon. Our intention
was at first to go through the Belt; in consequence
of a signal made by the English frigate Cer.
berms, we stood on through the Sound. Be-
tween Neckspoint and Ilammermolla, thirteen
of the enemy's znn.boxis hove in sight, but kept
close in with the coast. Some shut Mere lireti
against us from Kronenbergh, but did no execu.
tion. Off Ilelsingburgh our convoy was joined,
by the Africa English ship of the line. As soon
as the nind serves, we intend to take our depar-
ture from hence; but the number of English
armed ships which are to remain with us is uncer.
tain....Stockhans Ossosstercial Gazette, June