The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-02 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

VitsitA. Dec 18.—The amusements at Court
bate beer, interrupted by the news of the death of
the Grand Duke of Baden. Seam fetes that ware
just going to lake place are coentermanded. the visits
of the Coart to the Theatre suspended, and a less
days' aseu►eissg ordered.
Th. Isst reports received here from Constantino.
ple, of the 164 of November, bring information that
the oesiociatlees of the Russian Ambasesdor, Baron
Stroganoff. oetwithrtandiug all his efforts, were not
yet terminated; mod. to all appearance, will
Dot be so speedily brought to a conclusion, because
the Sultan will by no means give up the Asiatic for-
tresses ceded to Ramis by the last peace.
T. last arcoonts from &whores, state, that Prince
Ahmed'► Sasso is nominated Ilespodar of Wit.
sad his Caisson has *heady arrived at Ela-
cbereet.

Theltaiews Item yesterday. All the troops "'Pro
iti•fabled resod the capital ; even our garrison is in
contentment', and the citizens occupy the military
poet!. Two bridges of boats have boon throws over
the Moab, on account of these reviews, nue st the
Prater, and one it the Isle of Loop°ltlstadt.
The departure of the Emperor of Russia remains
fitted for theftd of this month.
MANIUIII3I 23.—The stipelati•ns awed upon
4ietweer the bousedasioners of France and then of
Bodes, respecting the else' determination of the
boundaries of the Rhine and the islands, are now
carrying into ezecution. operation hss been
completed as far as the Grand Dicky of Baden is
mauctroetl, with the most perfect agreement, and
alithost giving rise to the slightest dispute. France
will now proceed to the determination of the limits
with Prussia and Bavaria : it is possible that the eve.
cation may not be voile se easy here, particularly in
thq weentainews diaries, whet, no river can divide
the territory of the twit consigooes countries. Geo.
ripest Gellionsiret will direct dais operation also.
TllO4 la no more now said of the pretended evasion
to fronts of a district making part of ae Bavarian
prose coy on the Rhine, of which some pahlic rapers
blue spoken.

Floss THE MAINE, DEC. iS.•—ill.rll9lolPd per.
sons seem willing to rake advaut•ge of the last mo.
mint, in which ao official account of the discussions
between (Maria end Baden is wanting, to keep up I
the UlllO4OO see for which it is so difficult to Sod nes-1
Lariats sines the termination of the Caogress at Ala.
la.Chapelle. We can assert free an authentic'
Seises. that the plans of es-hinges of territory, in
widen Anspach, Bayreuth, and Cleves•Berg are men.
tissue!, are like the preceding ooe. entirely
,/Bali-
liens; which it would be quite seperiluoiss to affirm,
did- not theill.disposed always find souse so credulous,
bead to be ...unseated, er wise in their own conceit,'
who pretend to know more than the most soloist, de-
clouding, and (if more wet. necessary) the moat
expressly declared sentiments announce.
Lyme, Dtc. 17.—last night at II o'clock, died
here the reigning Duke of Corthesi, who hes beets
hitherto under the guardianship of the Duke of
limber'. Ile came here last summer to finish his
studies, and was soon @flocked by the modes, which I
*ors followed by a slow fes•r; which in spite of the
Most able ph)sicistas of Dresderi, Corthen, Dams.
itadt, and leipsic. put sit end to his life in the 17th
• year of big age. The fairest hopes are burled in the
grave of this young Patter. Ilk noble and henry°.
lent heart promised his subjects • happy lot, if his
anderstandieg could have @mined its metstily is• his
weak hie.. The love and attachment of his sub-
jects espreened itself in the most effecting manner
• during his illness. Every week soma of them came
to regain after the health of their dear young Duke,
end broeght dowels, hake, or other things which
they thought might else him pl . A young wo.
man, wife of se Inhabiteut of Ceethen, who had
lately lain in, beard that human milk, fresh from the
ahmillf, might yet, perhaps, save the life of Ike young
Prince; she came here and offered to suckle the
Duke at the same time with her own child. Top
offer was accepted, end the Prince seemed at first to
derive new Wendt from this source; bat his weak
/tome sunk at length, to the universal pier of kin
subjects, end even of the inhabitants of this city,
whn bad but lately become acqoaiuted with him.
llnw.sy is it for Piinces to make themselves be.
loved, and how 'say it would be for them to retain
the love they have gained, if they slid but half fulfil
the hopes and wishes of their subjects. Here again
we saw a proof of the fine trait in the Germsn cgs.
racter—" Love t• their native Princes." But jet
this Prince hid nut yet dons any thing for his sub-
jects. Such 'samples show, that when a Prince fears
his own subjects, the fault is his own, snil still dicier
that of the persona shoot him.
The Government of the duchy of Coethen now
comes to the Prince of Anhalt nesse, well known
for his operations in Silesia dalsog the as sr het *fen
Prussia and France, end married to a Could's. of
Brandenbergh, a natural slaughter of Cie late king
of Prowls, bet whose birth end eights base heels re-
cognised. As there are sin heirs by this _a marriage, and
the Doke's brothers Gremlins Photo children, it is pose
sale the duchy say come to bee sovereign state,snil
ditiiod between Dessau and atrnburg, as ire
plearlity of Zerbst was before.