The Sun.
London, England, 1823-12-09 00:00:00

direction to tho industry of his states, although
the successful execution of his projects shoald
even threaten us with a rivalry hereafter in some
of the branches of our own trade. On the con-
trary, we are ready to applaud every.effort
which is made by foreign Sovereigns to spill
themselves to the improvement of the circum•
stances and condition of their own subjects,---to
entreat that they will wholly devote themselves
to such legitimate pursuits, instead of busying
themselves at Congresses with questions which
conce,u the affairs of nations over whom they hive
no just pretensions to exercise controul,—and to
wish that the example, which some of them setr
of fostering the industry of their subjects, were
earnestly adopted at home, and particularly ns
respects Ireland.—lt is not, however, to be ex'
pected that the woollen and other manufacturer,
of England should he desirous of forwarding the
advancement of their foreign rivals, though sone
of the sapient disciples of the Political Eo*
nomists have lately gone so far as even to r"
commend that the exportation of machine,
from this country should be freely Po°.
ted ! It is well known that ever since tile
year 1816, Russian Agents have been emptolna
in prying into the processes of our various OW
factures, and that some of them are at this 'sari
moment busily engaged in the manufacturing
districts. Against these persons it sill be pro Per
for those most immediately concerned to 0000
due vigilance and precaution.

In an article in the Male of Sunday, (the
whole of which is not worth transisting)9 it
is stated that there are in the troops of the
I'acha of EGYPT a great number of VW')
superior and subaltern officers, who have
troduced amongst them the European torticiP
as far was possible, without too °Gavel'
violating their existing customs and pr"
tices. Colonel SCVES, an old Aide-de-Cat/IP °C
General GROUCHY, commands at Siout, UPP.
Egypt, a corps of twenty thousand men,
the
cipliQed, in a great degree, according to.
French mode.

A report prevails that the King of SPAIN.IS Iti
much enraged against the English Government'
that when he heard that a Congress watt t° be,
heldti.t ai
ft la3ariiisr,ittiosutaAkembas intosa
doco:sidera lion the a"
would not send a Represontative"etore
fairs of Spain and South America, he obsered,
CITY, Twelve o'clock.—Consols 01,000 A tbis
morning at 85-, at which price they hay° c°4:til
nued up to this hour, with little or no variation,
Some business was doing in the morning' 11;
do not bear of any Express liming °Ili:,
from Paris. Private accounts received yesterl
from Paris on which some reliance may be place
ecpdaotucirt:i
assert that a general amnesty will soon be Bra;
01:r:clean
w,tels.
patches
irSpf
raaori
iirini. vheidsWGietot
Government.
or:;isin-etlsresttly:en. yesterday e rtyt awillihusidij.
FOREIGN MAHILET.—SpaIIiSII BOHLIi ePod $1
, ,e,
i
161, got up to I- -76 ; but in all other Foreign.'
curities there was but littlo doing. .
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RTE.:W.—The following requisition,loler
oplei
and respectably signed, was yesterdaf PhreloP
by a deputation to the Right Hon' tligend or
MAYOR, who received them politelit Zoo,
pointed a meeting of the Court of to tote
Council, to be held on Thursday next, joitiol°
into consideration the subject of 0)00(111,00
‘b Guildhall, Pao.; ot
" TO THE RIGHT HON'. THE LOUD )1,000)5,01
" We, the undersigned Met-aura of the Con'd Coolot
request your Lordship will call an early Court crec
t
Council, for the purpose of granting rermi'll°ll,,tilig,Sela°
or monument in the centre of the Anwhitilotrbon J
to the memory of the late Spanish Ciento'
It iego." itli
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SPANISH REFUGEES.—TIe I'ollo%oog le,
dividll9 spit
names of some of the respectable in the SP
within a few days, were landed front.'
ship now in Cove :-- one, Pl'
Members of the Cortes.—Messrs. irel.g,r°,l' 'O, pji
Herrera, Bustamante, Monterinos, and Nrusi°e:fiPdtiginw•
Curt 40 lII`
Mr. Canga Arguellas, Member of the
nay de Stato del despaeho cl, I facieuda b MOO" i
Mr. Cortazar, a Mogistr-ote. ,rivlth i pof
Mr. Gonzales Campo, Direetor-Genrralql,, .Vr i
Grao-,' Dec. ''' ,
Messrs. Lopes Polo, Serares. mil
BEST': Hotel.—(Cor Ilfereantile Cliraidelo
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On Saturday tno ' ruing at an 'WI?' ''
P°bvellis
Ofllce' isfilA I
tobceearrocere'emt
ELLIii arrived at tile Foreign sir , V
street, with dispatches' fronl, io. NI.,
A'Co mi., our Ambassador in 141r4 last#,,lCill
left Madrid on the 98th Novehl,n;J its °life:
Yesterday a placard was pow 0001 Pied,l
! '2OO 5. 't
for the purpose of procurit4 . It the • do/ A
man-of-war. The ship for whit' soss", sr,
required,suciia d iesnitaontbi eisstaatli,oei:;droatiricer
001,10
v,/,
whets connected with the other
tots el f'l4('
tions in the English Ports, c floosie° 1,0
there are some causes for al)Piir „c. .) ilist
(Cork 'Mercantile Chronicle(' 4-"" „oil 1(
hoge. dot'
Sir SOHN AulltlEf lies t"
Lord SurricLn has bro.!, oeirier
his leg. .„0,,,, Av. eft, ,11
e are '1 be, 0 '
seat in Bukingbamshire. ,
en the gre3l ten Ano 1
Ave are assured that tiler
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political offences. It s
dress ses''
letters from this country, It , isuoa I
persona confined in thehou'irtili°De
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