The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-01 00:00:00

FRANKFORT PAPERS.

oNot r rtNopt.c, FEB. io.—The accounts reteived
in the Isiginnin; of Jarman-, stating that Cborscbinul
Acitinct Paella I, ~.1 entered Aleppo, and subdued the
rebels in that rite, hare not been confirmed. That
Paclia iv stiii collecting troops, that be may he able, if
nercvsarr. to support by force his instrnetions to accom-
plish an Amicable arrangement of the differences existing
beta t•rti him and the inhabitants of his Pat

V I ENN I, VARCt 17.—The intimate ronauercial con-'
De2loll which has bean established slice the tat of
January. this year, between the kingdom of Poland and
he Ritscan empire, is so important, that an outline of
he particulars of time newly-adopted system must be
uric( me to our readers. The establisistuent of the tolls
en the minter of Russia ;'wards Poland is still main-
tained, 1 ut poly in respect to goods coming from or
Going to fore:g conntries, Ike. for salt, foliar/4i, brandy,
and playing mrds its every other respect Poland ceases
to he roneidered as a foreign country. There is a free
and nointerrnpted passage ammo that frontier fur, I. MI
the row productions of the two countries which are in-
tended for the use of each other respectively, with the
only condition of specifying them at the frontier for
statistical purposes. t. The ratearfattarea and produc-
sioal of the industry of the tau countries, but accom-
funded with certificates of origin, and those manufactured
from the raw materials of the too countries respectively,
tree of duty ; those matinfactured trout the raw materials
tarnished Foy other countries. upon conditions hereafter
to he determined. The Russian Ministry of Finance,
amid the PJlisl. Government, will agree together on the
most convenient stations for taking the export duties on
Russian productions expored to foreign countries
through Poland.
To um:vivito; mm the sormerintendsnce over the importation
of foreign manufactures thrnngh Polon.' into Russia,
and at the same time increase the trade, and especially
the fairs of it :raw, it is ordered, I. That, to prevent
fraud, the itus-i-in Chief Boards of Customs are to re-
MITe from the 11.11i01 I:ornament a complete catalogue
(to be successively completed as circumstances replier)
of all Polish tosnufaerortesorith a statement of the place
the proprietor, the quality and quantity of the goods
it-norm:tared, ambling time stamp and mark of the warn-
factures : but that. 2. All goods coming from :he War-
saw fairs to Itessirt shall have, for three sears tooetimer,
an abatement ut ten aper run ble on paying the tariff
duty to the Russian Cuatom-honse at Warsaw, and nf ere
copecks per rouble, on paying it at the Russia') frontier
Tell.honse. 3. All Polish manufactured goods (except
trout those parts whirls are too remote) shall be imported
irm,m. Russia by way of Warsaw only, and have the cer-
tificate from the Russian Roan; of Inconis. . _

2WJ tlu• snbjerts of the two States are entitled to he
admitted into the Uuilds or Companies of each other.
Travellers f Russia to Poland, and eke verau, are
••+!•jert to no other formalities thau from one Horert:•
a:-nt of the Ittissiar. empire to soother.
Fa A /WORT, AWN 22.—A chemist at Dresden has
jtrt discovered a emitposition, by means of which the
erect of gunpowder will he doubled.
The eccles►astical affairs take a favourable turn; the
List accounts which we have retainsl upon this subject
a••• of a very satisfactory nature. It is a mistake that it
is intended to send a new deputation to Rome, as sonic
journals have stated.
Urrexasen. MARCH 21.—The Assembly of the States
of the Duchy of Nassau for this year commenced its
!tttinq• on the 211th. His Highness Prince Charles of
I..r:Jurr died yesterday at Hirkstron, after a tedious
in the 54ili year of his a►re.
ZUBICII, MARCO/ 10.—Autbentic accounts have been
rs•:eived of the at•eiesl of two vessels froth Holland at
li!o dt Janeiro. Irivinr on hoard a considerable number
of dm Swiss euloni,ts, vt ho w•rre immediately sent to
lialin, where they won Id finJ every thing requisite
fur their new establishment.

We are now certain that hardly any thing has been
t'.iec for several months towards thedetinittve re-esita-
i.;islinient of the episcopal institutions in the Catividic
parts of Switzerland: the answers which have been for
-ome time so impatiently especteil from Rome do not ar-
r.ve ; it is also certain that some of the Governments
....Ito have made various applications to Rome have not
received any answer on the subject.

DUTCH AND HA.III3URGH PAPERS.
31P-MAILI, MARCH 26.—We hear from the French
frontier., that the (Wiens on half-pad• hare been again
cnjointA constantly to remain subject to the military
author:tie, of the department in which they reside, and
U. it they are not to lace their place of abode ►cithout
tin it peermis•ion.
It is said, that the trial of M. Van der Straelen, author
of the well-known work on the Present State of the King-
he