The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-30 00:00:00

SPASIsiI PAPERS.

We have received, says the .1/i,rrll•rura of the
14th instant, very important observations on various
articles of the pew Tariff of Cost a, and onr atten-
tion has been called, g others, to th•ote relative
to iron hoops, which we receive from England soil
Iln:land. These !twills circus) are nut Made in
Spain, and what is mare, the art of waking them is
unknown, olience it results that it will rust twice as
ninth to hoop a cask %ilk hoops of the Peninsula as
with foreign ones. The expenees of carriage wiil hr
A little more, ur at least as WOO', as from England, •
because as we have nu internal means of vottiniunira-:
lion, they must be entbarked from our n .rthern ports
for Catalonia, where tht-re is the greatest consump-
tion of them, mind the freight from Ililboa is as great,
or greater, than that from Portsmouth. 'flue same
observations will apply, fur the saner reasons, to find
printell rot:tins, i%ltich our mannfacturrs du not
kiit:w bow to execute.

We readily agree that our industry should be pro.'
terted by hindering the competition of foreigners to
the preinilice (dour own manufactures, since, in spi e.
of all theories, this is she comagactof the itsusteulirl
amid nations. lint allowing that our matinfacretur
ought t.. receive encouragentent, we cannot begefill
that this should aiolsatise a monopoly to the injury
of other interrAs that toes it regard. These tasks.
which must hr boo e I, at a triple expence, carry all
over tit.. world the line brawn: it of Hens, and this lo-
grease of expense may up rate very unfavorably
on the sale of- that 'mist important article. Ali
to the prohibition of nut' printed cottons, it is 'quiet
lent to an express order to stauggle them into the
kingdom. These cottons areal) very generally worg,
that the women hardly wear any thing else at home,
especially in stunt pro%inees. In Catalonia they can-
not give these artieles those bright and durable co-
lours which so much re. olumend them, nor have etry
that taste and eleganc.: is the patterns, which are
their chief merit.

" It is necessary, however, that until the termination of ,
these nr;rotiations Parliament do net propose any new men.
sure its the different branches, but that affairs may remain :
inithe state in which they are at present, limiting its care
to the part it is alreatly called on to take in the organism.
.X.IPLKIL lion of the army, and that all the arrangements. diztos
i ted by time and circumstances, may continue in the new
ar as they were fixed in that which is about to espire.
The following official dorwinents have been publish- ' e •
I Iyt
is my decided wish that the greatest economy in eim
ed at Naples:— i penditure may be adopted in all the departments, ae
Cori or A I.IITTIR FROM THR suntans or AVSTRIA soon as the situation of affairs will permit.
TO THE KING *1 ISNISNO. I " I leave with you, in parting, all that I hold most
is TooMear, Nov. N. dear. You will continue to feel those sentiments of attach
" Sir, my Brother. and tety desio•Farher-in-law. . went whirls you have ever professed for toy Royal
"Unhappy circumstances have prevented my rereiviag 1 Family.
the letters all.tressed to me by your Majesty distil* a I " I confirm my beloved son, the Duke of Calabria,
period of foist months. The events, I •ever, to which in Isis functions of toy Vicar-general, as expres:ord
lbw letters have probably related have hot ceased to in soy act of the 6th of July, and 11th of October.
occupy my most serious *straiten tttt s, as well as those of of this year.
t'se Allied Powers assembled at Troppau to deliberete " I a:n convinced that you will receive this coin-
in unison on the consequences with which these event] aninication as a proof of my sentiments for you,
menace the rest of the Italian Peninsula, and perhaps and of that necessity which obliges us to prefer the
the whole of &trope. In determining on this commod salvation of our country to every other secondary iu-
consoltatlon, we hare outy acted In ronformitylvltlpAid West.
traosactioss of 'OIL ISIA, mod ISIS--transactioos oil FERDINAND.
wibioh peneoilejeetp, as 'tali an linter at large, taw' " Naples, Dee. 7. The Duke of C 4MPOCIIIARO.
die charatter as I object, owl upon which that *isles., ••m Pee. of ate and Minister for Foreign Medic "
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Sillianee is foowleal-- solely designed to parenting front
BRIGHTON Dec. 29.—0 n Thursday, the Mayor of
all •danger the
lintitie'd 1"e1)61/41e"re and tlei:elositta ' Cork, and, subsequentiv, the Mayor of Dublin. had
integrity of all its states, awl to ensure the re thete honor
bof audiences with Isis Majesty. They were
.prosperity of Ettr.me at large by the repose
prosperity of each of the conntrles of which it a populous cities, citthisees,usbuuatiwnlitaicnlisiearr.e
ttioir!unitclhthtehier
nweaedyittionithoef
posed. Your Majesty, then, cannot doubt that lb,
jests of the Cabinets assembled litre is to reeonel Lord .tiidanontli, Sir F. lll.mmfiela, Bart.--Lord Co-
i
ititt•rest and well-being, the enjoyment of whin eyeglnue, Sir M. Tierney, Dart. I.orl Folkestone, and
paternal solicitude of your Majesty would lead you ii various other Nobleman, honoured the Mayor of Cork
,lrsire for your people, with the ditties of the A with visits, at the York lintel, on Thursday, prior,
Monarchs to their own states, awl the rest of the w and after his introduction to the Sovereign.—The
But my allies and myself should feel happy to . pit King has taken daily promenades on the enclosed pa-
these solemu engagements with the co-operation of.rt /1". grounds this week. severe " .Ise weather has
- barn, and has sometimes been on horseback in the rid-
Majesty. and we now, faithful to the principle. we
ing-school. Ills Majesty's health i• said to have bees
proclaimed, demand this co-operation. It is solely. Alit
Improving since the first hour of his arrival here, amp,
this view thin we propose to your Majesty to somosehile arlsich his hale appearance roost amply testifies. CIO
with us in the city of Issyleseh. Your present...' ask Thursday. his Majesty paid a visit of general inapt,►
ties in the Palace ;sod the royal mandate is aow .armed,
we are sure, will hasten a reconciliation almost hullopear
a tile; and it is in the name of the dearest intonate of for the several apartments, finished or unfinished, to
your kingdom, and with that watchful solicited' 'of he pet into immediate condition for use. The Prin.
which we believe that we have given more than one tell. reams Aegesta and Sophia, it is said. will honour
notedly to your Majesty, that we now invite you to RP this place with their pleseser, as Seen ej the Palace is
ceive new proofs of the tree friendship which we bear heist state fur their reception.