Circular from Count NessslrOde.



We have good grounds for believing in the
authenticity Of circular dispatch, addressed
from Laybach to the legations of his Majesty
the Emperour of all the Russias, at foreign
courts /; and we communicate with conf
dence this interesting document to our readers.


SIR-lt is now precisely year since we
found ourselves under the necessity of making
known the principles which the Emperour had
resolved to follow, with respect to states,
which, to the calamity of experiencing Grim
mai and violent revolution, should add that Of
sanctloning its fatal consequences.


" Since that period, and from the date of
the opening of the conferences at Troppau
and Laybach, our successive communications
must have demonstrated to all the ministers
and agents of the Emperour at foreign courts,
not only that the principles of his Majesty
would not vary, but, further, that our august
master would be always ready to concur, by
all the means in his power, in the success Of
the measures which he had agreed upon with
his allies, in the general interest for the re-
pose Of Europe.


:" BY our circular Of the 9th Of February,
9th March) we informed you that in conse-
quence Of the determinations entered into
upon this point by his imperial Majesty, he had
decided 10 prolong his stay near his imperial
and royal apostolick Majesty, notwithstanding
the close Of the Congress at Laybach.


Our dispatches Of the 9th (20th) Of
March, very soon showed to you that the
foresight Of the Emperom had been too COM
pletely justified, and that, faithful to his prom
ises, Russia, at the request of Austria and
the legitimate sovereign Of the kingdom of
Sardinia, had marched an army Of 100000
mem in order to avert the calamitous and too
probable effects Of the military revolt, which
had just broken in. Piedmont.


Auspicious events have succeeded those
which the arificers Of troubles and discord