AN uNroRTuNArn RUSSIAN PRINCESS
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An English traveller, who had been
through the Northern countries of Europe,
thus describes this unfortunate victim OF
Russian barbarity.-.ifter speaking Of the
various public edlfccs at St. Petersburg, he
says;


"Here we had fine view Of the country
over the Wibourg suburbs, and i'll distant
part of the citadel was pointed cut the court
of the prison in which the unfortunate young
princess, who was cnsnarcd from Leghorn
by the trcacherous stratagems of Orlotf, and
afterwards confined in this place, is said to
have perishcd. The story of this devoted
young parsonage is still wrapped IN some
fleets near Tsclemc, beautiful young Rus
sian lady, attended BY an elderly Lady, made
her appearance at Lcghorn; although she
appeared without shew, or the means ofmak-
ing any, her society was much courted on
account ofthe sweetness and accomplishm ent
of her mind, the attraction OF ofherperson, and
certain air Of fmajesty which particularly