. Voyages à travers le Danemark, la Suède, l'Autriche, et une partie de l'Italie, en 1798 et 1799. Chambre.- Théâtre suédois. FREDERICSHOF HAGA. UL- RICHSTHAL.-ARTISTES DE STOCKHOLM. Académie des arts. STATUE COLOSSALE DE GUSTAVUS HI.-L'ÉGLISE DE ST. CLAIR. Stockholm, août u. 1N de nombreux tableaux statistiques, la population de Copenhague isstated à dépasser celui de Stockholm. Je suis au contraire, comment-eser, convaincu c'est le cas. À partir de la nature de son situationStockholm est très vaste, de sorte qu'il est généralement calculé à plus de vingt kilomètres de circonférence. Y compris l'theJews, c'est dire qu'il contient environ 92 000 habitent

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. Travels through Denmark, Sweden, Austria, and part of Italy, in 1798 & 1799. HOUSE.— SWEDISH THEATRE. FREDERICSHOF HAGA. UL- RICHSTHAL.—ARTISTS OF STOCKHOLM. ACADEMY OF ARTS. COLOSSAL STATUE OF GUSTAVUS HI.—CHURCH OF ST. CLAIR. Stockholm, August u. 1N many statistical tables, the population of Copenhagen isstated to exceed that of Stockholm. The contrary I am, how-eser, persuaded is the case. From the nature of its situationStockholm is very extensive, so that it is generally computed tobe upwards of twenty miles in circumference. Including theJews, it is said to contain about 92, 000 inhabitants, which is nota great number for a place of such extent, and yet, perhaps, rather exceeds the truth, One of the principal structures of this city is the opera-house, where not Italian, but Swedish operas are performed. Thelate king was very fond of this amusement, which he himselflaboured to promote. He wrote, or at least furnished thegreatest part of the materials for, an opera, called Gustavus Vasu, •which filled the Swedes with astonishment, and of which one of. THROUGH DENMARK, SWEDEN, &C. my acquaintances at this place told me more than I wished tonear. This structure stands in the square* in the Nordermahn, opposite the residence of the Princess of Sweden, which is ofuniform size and architecture. These two edifices give thesquare, which is open on one side, and commands a view of thewhole palace, a magnificent appearance. The opera-house isnot large, but is very beautiful within, and has four tiers ofboxes. In this building there is likewise a suit of elegant apartments, constructed by Gustavus III. for his own use, where he veryfrequently supped with a select party. They are quite in theFrench style, display great taste, and contain some large picturesby Dupre, representing scenes at Rome, during the Kingstravels. These apartments are in much better condition thanany in the palace. They were the Kings favourite retreat, wherehe spent much time in his literary occ

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