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between the kingdom of Poland and the Russian
empire, is so important, that an outline of the per.
Imolai Of the newly-adopted system must be wel.
come to our readers. The establishment of the tolls
on the frontier of Russia towards Poland, is still
useiutaiued. but only in respect to goods coming
from. or going to foreign countries, and for salt, to-
bacco. brandy. and playing-cards. In every other
respect Poland ceases to be considered as a foreign
country. There is a free and uninterrupted passage
across that frontier for.—l. All the ram prodoctions
of the two countries which are intended for the use
of each otl►er respectively. with the only condition
of specifying them at the frontier fur statistical
purposes. R. The manufactures and production* of
the industry of the two countries, hut accompanied
with certificates of origin, and those manufactured
from the raw material, of the two countries mimeo.
tively, free of duty; tl►ose manufactured from the
raw materiels furnished by other countries, upon
conditions hereafter to be determined. The Rug.
shut Minirtry of Finance and the Polish Government
will agree together ou the most convenient stations
for taking the export duty on Russian productious
exported to foreign countries through Poland. To
maintain the superintendence over the importation
of foreign manufactures through Poland into Roa-
sts, and at the same time iucresse the trade and
especially the fairs of Warsaw, it is ordered—l.
That to prevent fraud, the Russian Chief Boards
of Customs is to receive from the Polish Govern-
ment a complete catalogue (to be euccestively com-
pleted es circumstances require) of all Polish manu-
factories, wit h a statement fl f the place, the proprietor,
the quality and quantity of the goods manufactured.
adding the *tamp and mark of the manufactures.
But that. 2. all goods coming from the Warsaw
fairs to Russia, Atilt have for three years together
an abatement of 10 copica per rouble. on paying the
tariff duty to the Russian custom-house at War-
saw, and of 5 copies per rouble on paying it at the
Russian frontier toll-house. 3. All Polish ma-
nufactured goods (recep•t from those parts which
ars too ►emote) shall be imported into Russia by
way of Warsaw only, and have a certificate from the
Russian Board of Customs. •

All the subjects of the two States are entitled to
be admitted into the guilds or companies of each
other. Travellers from Russia to Poland. and
vice versa, are subject to no other formalities than
from one Government of the Russian empire to
another.—(Aostrian Observer, March IS.)

OFIEIIII•CH. MARCH 241.

The assembly of the States of the Duchy of
Nassau for this year. commenced its bitting', on the
20th. His Highness Prince Charles of Yunburg.
died yesterday at Birkstein, after a tedious illness,
in the 54th year of his age..—(Frankfort Gazette,
March 24.)

IRAMRFORT, MARCH ge.

The ecclesiastical affairs take a favourable
turn. The lost accounts which we have received
upon this pubject are of a very satisfactory na-
ture. It is a mistake that it is intended to send a
new deputation to Rome, as some jou►nals have
stated. A chemist at Dresden has just discovered
a composition, by means of which the effect of gun-
powder will be doubled.

ZURICH, MARCH 16.

Authentic accounts have been received of the
arrival of two vessels from Holland at Rio de Js-
nerio, having ou board a considerable number of
the Swiss colonists, who were immediately sent to
Santo Gallo, where they would find every thing re-
quisite for their new establishment.
We ere now certain that hardly any thing has
been done for several months towards the definitive
re-establishment of the Episcopal Institutions in
the Catholic parts of Switzerland. The answers
which have been for some time so impatiently ex-
pected from Rome, do not arrive. It is also cer-
tain that some of the Governments who hive made
various applications to Rome, have not received
any decision on the subject.