Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06

operation the Isl Jan. 1921 in the norris
OF Europe, and in the Ultra marine Pro
vinces, 80 days after the arrival of the
new Tariff The most Important cir
cumsiancc IN that regulation, as il re-.
CARDS the Unitrd States is, that foreign
vessels are only permitted 10 import in
the Spanish dominions. the produce and
manufactures (which are mol prohibiied)
OF their respective countries. Coasiing
trade is allowed only tn Spanish vessels.
Foreign vessels arc TO be admitted IN the
ports of the Spanish monarchy ON the
same terms that Spanish vessels are al
mliied in their respective countries. The
maximum of duties on foreign nerchan-
dize, is 80 per cent. AL valorem of The
iariff. The maximum OF export duties
on the produce oi Spain 10 foreign Coun
tries 10 per- cent, and The mnimum .
per cent.
An wouM appear 10 be tranquil in Spain,
and the new system ia " the fmH tide of sue
cesJmierperiment." The suppression of tie
Monasiic orders, the appropriation Of their
estates, and tie plan of considerable naraL
force indicate rigor and ability ia the public
councils according 10 letters from Madrid
the Pope Nuncio at The Spanish Court had
demanded h's passports. and wds about to
depart. The causes IF tbs circumstance are
represented 10 lie tie loss of Influence aud the
taws passed IA tie Cortes respecting the eccie-
s.aSf cal property and religious societies.
The Committees IF Finance and Commerce
Of aai day hare reported a system of erciu.
SION extending to all foreign manufactures
and P,"dacts Vhich SPAN had IN common.
1lis wes opposed on the general grounds on
which tie prohi1itory system as resisted in
Me Umted States. and returned TO tie Com.
mhtees for modification.
Under the Paris head IF Nov. 5, IL is an
nommced DR.. III. de NeuriHe hal set out for
Rocdefort, from mhich port he ,ras to sail on
ms mission to IYashine;on His errand IS
special and he is to proceed on It's conclusion,
To brasil icing appointed minister pienipo.
fentidry ncar that Court. The Bourbon throne
has acquired new strength aud popularity,
ard been npested ioith ntW Spiendor 4 ROY
al household acaS 10 be formed rpm an en-
tdrged scate IF maea fceuce thirty tmo
cA0m6ertoims, compreheniing Distinguished
co Gmerc'Gi characters as tceN as The ancient
no6ieSse. weTe To be Gd!ed. Progress lad
been made an The elections under The ne,o iam,
mn 'eSm''s fouora6ie to The royai interests.
The returns. as far as they hm Geen receiued
f"'nihed considerable mgj0,lty If names
upon which tie crown couid dtpead aithoueh
ii IS at tie same hme said hat the opposition
minority IN the Chamber Of ID paties, viH be
f0rmido6fe from 6ofh number and Talents.
Tie Freach fnnds were rising
The contention ffhe members of The Eoig
alliance al TroppaM, constitutes n, interest
ing item of The forsign neps, Their prdc.
hs>d ministers acre at mork in conferences.
w'h ,he celebrated Von Cent? as one or tie
Secretaries charged wiM the preparation of
He protocois. Grcat Britain ,vas represent
Ell o" tie occasion. ~ L9yM Stewqrt, bm, IL is
stated that she hal concluded n treaty acitk NE
Sublime Porte. ,Utich hull giUen nnlbiuge TO
The Emperor IF Russia anil might affect he
negotiations at IroppaH The affairs of Nas
", SPAN and Portugal were under.tooI to
be the subjects ofthe deliberations Of the Hs-
" AHiancs. The Iiriiua Peninsula might
be influenced, az eeeH its fate determined, 6y
tie system nf interference adopted, Int not tie
otter. Spain, united ami resoiate, could bid
d.Fsnc' 10 all Europe north of France and
Fortnight, Uhp as described as aduanciae and
earnest in tie career Of regeneration, has no
thing to fear except from England Accoumas
from Rome. of the 2Sth Oct. speak of the ap
p'@ach Of great eue"ts. aud gfactiye relations
6etDeen the Holy See md foreign Cabinets
W. should not be surprised If attempts we,'e
mate to i"dnre the Papsi potccr to retingniM
as temporal independence, and aiiov us al,
mih'0nS to be concerted into a more etJcctwaI
da''7er against Neapohtan hdertg
mat. G4z.
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