The National Register.
London, England, 1820-04-03 00:00:00

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GERMAN PAPERS.
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CONSTANTINOPLE, Fro. 10.
Vie accounts received in the beginning of Janu-
nrv, stating that Chorschmid Achmet Pacha had
entered Aleppo, and subdued the rebels in that city,
have not been confirmed. The Paella is still col-
lecting troops, that ho may be able, if necessary, to
support by force his instruction to accomplish an
amicable arrangement of the differences existing
between him and the inhabitants of his Pachalick.
VIENNA, MARCII 17.
The intimate commercial connexion which has
been established since the Ist January this year,
between the kingdom of Poland and the Russian
empire, is so important, that an outline of the par-
ticulars 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
will maintained, but only in respect to goods coming
from or going to foreign countries, &e. ; for salt,
tobacco, brandy, and playing cards, in every other
respect Poland ceases to be considered as a foreign
country. There is a free and uninterrupted pas-
sage across that frontier for, Ist, all the raw pro-
ductions of the two countries which are intended for
the use of each other respectively, with the only
condition of specifying them at the frontier, for
statistical purposes; 2d, the manufacture., and pro-
ductions of the industry of the two countries, but
accompanied with certificates of origin; and those
manufactured from the raw materials of the two
countries respectively, free of duty ; those manufac-
tured from the raw materials furnished by other
countries, upon conditions hereafter to be deter-

mined.
The Russian ministry of finance, and the Polish
Government. will agree together on the most con-
venient stations for taking the export duty on Rus-
lion productions exported to foreign countries
through Poland.
To maintain the superintendence over the im-
portation of foreign manufactures through Poland
into Russia, and at the same time increase the
trade, and especially the fairs of Warsaw, it is or-
dered—l. That, to prevent fraud, the Russian
chief board of customs is to receive from the Polish
Government a complete catalogue (to be successively
completed as circumstances require) of all Polish
manufactories, with a statement of the place, the
proprietor, the quality ani quantity of the goods
manufactured, adding the stamp and mark of the
manufacturers: but that (2) all goods coming from
the Warsaw fairs to Russia shall have, for three
years together, the abatement of ten copecs per
ruble on paying the tatiff duty to the Russian cus-
tom-house nt Warsaw, and of five copecs per ruble
on paying it at the Russian frotsOcr toll-house.
3. All Polish manufactured goat's, except from
those parts which are too remote, 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 Guild 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.
OFFENBACH, MARCH 22.
The assembly • of the States of the Duchy of
Nassau for this year commenced its sittings on the
20th. llis.Highness Prince Charles of Yunburg
died yesterday at Birtstron, after a tedious illness,
in the tpith year of his age.
I•BANKFORT, 'Matzen 23.
The ecclesia,.:ical affairs take a favourable turn;
the last accounts wiii:l; we have received upon this
subject are of a very slai,factory nature. It is a mis-
take that it i.; intended to send a new deputation to
Rome, as soma journals have stated. A chymist at
Dresden has just discovered a composition. by means
of which the effect of irunpowder will be doubled.
ZURICH, MArctt 16.
Authentic accounts Lave been received of the
arrival of two vessels from Holland at Rio de Ja-
neiro, having a considerable number of the Swiss
colonists, who were immediately sent to Santo
where they ;you'd find every thing requisite
for their new establishment.
We are now certain that hardly any thing has
been done fin- sevi•ral months towards the definitive
re-estahlisbnient l.t* the episcopal institutions in the
Catholic parts of Switzerland ; the answers ‘vbielt
have hven fitr smite time so impatiently expected
from Rome do not arrive It is also certain that
some of the governments who have made various
applicati:;ns to Roam have net received any answer
Ull the subject.