The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-13 00:00:00

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sercbants sod assikterfaled sibeel as N.
jog haws to these as fiiiei• .m 1 safer as owes.
elate the !Aisle. GOV 4,4 ill. this beneath*
(laud market fa the'eesilifacterers of the Decky of
Berg, of Silesia, he.—(Nuremberg Correspondent,
APrii 3.)
Liu BANK or rue Rome, MAIICU, it—The
now tariff of Customs and the high transit duties in
Belitio.nt,and slotlaad do post injacy I. the trade of
She Rhino Provinces, and have paned re-
neOestraniell io 'oakum Giros to be made in Borth •
but at present no (avowable effect bas Wee produced
nor is it even espected. The regulation of the mill-
taty frontier of these Prussian Provinces. both to-
wards Belgium and France, itroceedi very slowly.—
Severe! months ego it was said test the rectification
of the frontier on Ma side of the Netherlands was
terminated, and that ass 'aching, of territory would
be concluded upon. N.ew we hear no mote Of all
this, and it is even avid that the negociations are sots.
penciled. We look with much intestine's to the itt.
trodoction into Ittwois!r Prossia of the lases which
are to replace the !frosts revolt, which have been
abolished ever since IMI I. A Royal Rescript !staid
lobe drawn op Gs. the subject. It is to be hoped that
other existing tames will he diminished, otherwise the
harebell wilt be too opprettito —(ricitu Goodie,
I Merck 29 )

parte. Ai setadrem fir sawerel years to his smelt.
'mate in Esth*de. 4dreiratiew and hatted friend;
kismet In hiaretAit. While the Moniteur thendered
against Min, the Agricultural Society sent him
ploughing machines, and the English Admiral goer•
mending in the Baltic, gave orders to let this pacille
present pees freely. Knizebse took a share in the
manifestoes and diplomatic now of Remit in the
years 1811, and 1312. The Emperor Alexander
rewarded him by marmot him at first, in 1813, Con.
eel-General at Konigsberg ' • sad by attaching him
afterwards, in 1816, in the department of Foreign
Affairs, with the title of Councillor of State.

The climate of Russia being unsuited to his deli•
eat* health, the Emperor Alexander gays ►im leave,
in 1817, to travel in Germany as long as ho t►ought
proper, and continued all his appointments, with-
out imposing any condition bat the honourable one
lof making him reports on the state, literary, political,
end moral, of that country. Being informed of the
fanatical raga that was recited against him in the Uni.
v►rsities, be had demanded his passports to return to
Iti"ju. when an amegioation, slalom onessispled,
terminated his life. Ile was only 58 years of age,
but the public considered him to have been very old,
b he had commenced his literary career very
pious, and daring 40 jeers his tiam writings
formed subjects of nation.

" Iluu ognierut pAaas, eredittli ewe veirm."

Katz,bee was twice married, and has left reserve
children. The eldest is a Captain in the Austrian
smite. M. Otto d. Kotzebue, a Lieetenent of a
vessel in the Kasai'. service, has already rendered
himself famous by a 'oyez, round the world, t►e ez-
pence of which was d.frayed by the muniiicence of
t►e Illustrious Chancellor of Kasai., the Count de
Komanzaw. Another brother, Maurice, an alter
in the Russian army. has published an account of the
Russian Embassy to Persia, to which he was attach-
ed. Thus the talon., of the sans seem still to odor n
the illustrious name left to them.