The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-30 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

STUTGARD) SEPT. 19.—The Committee ap.
pointed by the Association for the Encourage-
ment of the National Manufactures approved, on
the 3 ist of last month, the following 'plan of the
Statutes of the Union, and chose Dr. Jahn Pre-
sident, and Mr. Conradi, merchant, as his sub-
stitute :

STATUTES OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE EN-
COURAGEMENT OF 'THE NATIONAL MA'NUFAC-

`TURES.

Article —Each of the undersigned engages on his word
of hurour, to purchase in future, e.) from the Ist of Oct.
s eh of the articles enumerated in Art. 11., as he may'
want. only of home manufacture; and further, to contribute,
as fsr as in him lies, to engage his fellow-citizens to en-
courage the National Manufactures in the same manner. '
Art. It. The woods which, in future, are to he bought of
home luanufacture only ate the following :-1. Artificial
flowers.

2. Cotton Mann factures, Panted cotton Under the
various names indi,nurs, chintzes, printed calicoes, cottons,
&c. 2. Cambric muslin. 3. Bassin. 4. Cotton velvet.
5. Percale. 6. Gingham. 7. Haircord. 8. Muslin, plain
and striped. 9. Stockings.
3. Woollen Goods, viz. Woollen handkerchiefs and
Cachemeres beaver. 2. All woollen stuffs, Merinos, ca►nblets,
crapes, bombasines, flannel. 3. Woollen stockings.
4. Linen, plain, figured, coloured, or bleached.
5. Beaver (or felt) hats.
6. Lacquered or japanned goods.
7. Cutlery.
8. Leather goods.
. . . .

9. AllcahitiCt, chair, and coaclininkers' work.

Art. 111. By national or home productions, are to be Under-
stood those which are produced in the States of Bavaria, Wur-
tcmburg, Badt-n, Hesse Darmstadt, the Saxon Duchies, the
territories of the Prince of Reuss, that is to say in the terri-
tories of those States united in common commercial measures,
and those which may in future join them, and in Switzerland.
Art. IV. It is left to every Member of the Association to
convince himself by his own conscientious examination of the
genuineness of the articles which be intends to purchase.
Art. V. Every Member of the Association has the right to
withdraw from it whenever he pleases. The names both of
new Members, and of those who withdraw, WWI be published
in the newspapers.
Art. VI. The Association reserves to itself the faculty of
increasing according to circumstances the list of articles enu-
merated under No. 2, which are to be purchased of home
manufacture only.

The Stutgard Gazette has the following no-
tice :—" The Courier Francois of 7th Sept. has
the following article, dated Stutgard
We know from persons who accompanied
our King to Genoa, that wherever his Majesty
appeared in public, he was received by the
people by acclamations. Since the late events,
the throirg of the Genoese about the King in-
creased, and every day the cry of Viva it Re
Constitutionale became louder.'

" We are authorised to declare, that all the
statements in this Article are entirely groundless
and fabricated. The strict incognito which the
King observed on account of his health was re-
spected by the public. His Majesty was no,
where and at no time received with public accla-
mations ; nor did he shorten the period of his
stay there, but remained till he had taken the
number of baths prescribed to him."