The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-13 00:00:00

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tabithessai arisen from insufficient digital* woultliss prostimad .. ,
The advantages of this plan are, , t
I. That the atioratit of the citettlation would be known tat polan,o4
siosintrsionets: whereas, st,present. ft Wrath, a in/steer.. , , . „
WI. That po eiriviating paper weld bo brace whine' oidepP4ll..
menritr. . .-
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t mil it avoid ultimately,* convertible into ties
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PIWORESK OP M A NUI'ACTIMPS IN TIM
NORTII .QF I E LAND. .
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(From the &Mat ettaNtile ittoliferl
Our linen manafadtete;as yet,lias received but little aid
from machinery, the *nimbly and weaving. being all don"
byliand ; and althoeeh- by this mode the finer fabrics pp
province& superior to any in the world, yet the coarser Stir
inferior, and stand zoo it to conmete with either the
Beinsh or Foreign. The weavers of the outrser tine eins
Aldo dial:let, being so tom poorly pail for Ahoy, la ip
IMO Mutely Astroil mom is
1 nocupadone etliefiy in the coition; -sr atia-111176statit of
msaufacturinf lines cloth is extending mars so thew ee*
ward awl to the south, as ft must always go where elip
cheaper labour exist% Already have large quantities.
agree linens manufeetnetsl In the county of Cock bee!
brought here by the northern bleachers and finishers ; homer'
'ever, British mill spun linen yarn is now imported from
Great Britain, to be woven here, which is one step towards
1 the improvement of the manufacture; and a furdierande of
which may be soon expected—a most respectabld company
having been formed, on an extended scale, for the spinning
and weaviag linen by machinery. The establishment is.to
,be in the tieighboueliood of Belfast. Jr is to be feared tits
our export of coarse linens to our colonies will receive ^
,severe check in having to compete with German linens, by
the late adopted commercial policy, permitting foreign.
manufacture to be imported into these markets.
'The cot ton manufacture continues greatly on the increase,
air the rpinning. factories being at full wmk ; some of these
establishments are on a most extensive scale. and docretlis
not only to the spirited proprietors, but to B ;NA; and As
north of Ireland. Not only the spinning of the fiuer yanpn,
and the weaving of fancy mains, have been brought to
great perfection, but the dyeing and printing .of bpda
ealicaes and mualina are carried on iu this neiglibourlie
most extensively • large qinsidities of those are regular#
exported to our cannel, to North and South.,Anseric,a,.ind
to other foreign parts. Another branch of. the cs*qn time
nufacture, that of adorning muslin by tarnbonnag pgit
needle work, gives employment to upwarcie of tore 414104
of our female population bf this town and neigbininrirogi.:
While this trade in the sister kingdom was sXicted
g.
' the baneful effects of combination it remained in a hea Jr
state with us. The good sense of our working prop
(operatives) was proof against the wily sophistry of
impostors from Glasgow, styling themselves delegates, w
tried iu vain, by flattering their prejudices, to induce them
to
to join in heir preposterous and ruinous sweiaing*
Weekly there are quantities of calicoes and ungli pf
their workmanship shipped: for the Manchester leg Iplbe
gaw markets, which give evidence of the activity .ape
operatives, whose industry and intelligence is. every . rog
the increase, aided as they . are by their 'Reading Ancigtint
and lately eatablished Mechanics' Institute. -. .
Connected with the cotton trade
,a new man
with us has arisen, that of machine milting. y
jiave extensive establishments in this line been, most
ably employed, and are now most busily engaged in
ling their increasing orders. _ . • .