J. S. WARDEN.

_Russian Emperors_ (Vol. ix., p. 222.).--I am informed by a late resident

in Russia that the rumour to which MR. CROSFIELD refers has no foundation.

I am farther informed, however, that after a twenty-five years' reign the

monarch has even more absolute and despotic authority than before the lapse

of that time. I hope this subject may be well ventilated, as considerable

misapprehension exists about it.

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