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All• the subjects are faithful'," copied from 0 20 MMI approver! de signs of the great masters; and by syttematic economy in the pro duction,. the, above Numbers of effective and striking engraving, have beep introduced into time important •Books, at ss. sod 7s. for liisz.r.s• at 2s. for Trtswaroas; and is. 6d. and 9.5.' 6d. for Psavissi.iomrs. • such itnportation has been unilei thelitovisiotts -of the stetuteath that behalf brade;and. subjeet thereto ) antitu ;bell other conditiOna aware imposed by the law end by the stiltetef, ' Wine dr one of them." -*‘ I have done everything . in my power to stet op to spirit-Of-the registvatiors-laws framed for my guidance by a carefq,lesaftiihation into.-the -identity of deseri tiett of eVerystave in every retuoWof 113230;4th -state merit pertaining to thei4litimat• kW:lst gieeiria in-1899 ; and the mode I hirreßildeitcLfer checking the correct. nessof the erinuteratiOer•itesjurnished me with th mania of making this- present pertiol -arrangement, or abstract of•ther Ave population on the Sht of May las (including an additional numbeeof 61 slaves sinde.in. ported frOm•the Baham as; the I Sth of &rine), which 'm prove acceptable to your Excellency at this moment, in sever points of view: thlise calculations-are necessa• rily attended with great labour; .but any labour that il can apply •for the benefit of the colony, I ha* e been arß%g-toltshinit to. it istrotitlear that no slaves can be brought into the colony, contrary to law; and an ipicit importation,. I have no doubts would•quicklebe mitde an example but a difference may be expected always to arise be tween two periods of registration, from omission 'and otherwise, on 'the several reasons' I had the fronour to submit to your Excellency's consideration in, my report of the 25th of September, 1820 ; and there may cer.- tainly be a few instances of omission in favour of free• dom with others, purposely to conceal this chattel pr. -petty from the notice of creditors. In general, however, as the registry is the ground over which titles, sales, and transfers pass, there would seem no fear that many per sons would Wilfully omit registering their slaves, all the risk of losing their right and title to them. 'lt may Be proper to mention to your Excellency,' that, with one Cw4see eat extotri,i - lieve no-account delivered ittof the births and`dia4ts, rift - iif still-born children, during the three years .prete6lkg the presen; registration. In fants under three years returned to rile a live on the 31st of May last, were 3,526—0 f whom 1735 were boys, and 1791 girls. The deaths of children under ten years of age, have been 607.b0Y5, and 671 girls; and of adults, 2,527 men, and 139er women. Of the present returned total population, the males are 5,617 more than the females. The proportion of the births and deaths to the present total population, is 5 to 8; the births are in fairour of the females,. and the deaths of the males. Finally, there will be evidently An . improvemeut in the Creole population, on the cotnpletionsof the present re gistry, . . since the last report of 1810. • It is worthy-of observation, that thr popnhtion frotb• twenty to fifty forms the majority;: after - that age' citinibert slacken amazingly: under-twenty years, We have 21,198.; and above fifty, only .4,780. Judging;. titerefore, from present appearances, a still - farther inf% peeve latent in. the-slaire population• liar- be fairly es Petted in a few years,- as thessexesenualize, if it be per;. witted to foster • any•hope -Of this -kind, in the 'face of pmbabilities, which every day's experience is bringing illarer and nearer ter view. . The . general population de itikeases Delay three'per cent. on the three years pasts whether Ikon) the effects of the aboliticin laws, or to the want of:ttilire sakftiwYregtilations in the 'hospitals, or for the care of ihatketi, is not eat* to decide. It may be attribpted partly to Isiah causes, and these will be in.: strumental to others; Fut as" *fie lessening of this de crease must' 'etretyZiew depend - bulb* best regula tions a the..moaihumatte matters, it cannot be doubted bUtthitite'itt4iCious and good-. poitcy of proprietai: wilt not faillo Lii"beneacial io - thernelves, and in th • deighboutlte(ad. • ..." 1 Jl‘ . : • . Here follow an .iticonnt and specification since the last preceding registration, exactly corresponding with the statement of slivea, now returned to your Excel-. linty, as existing in thit colony on the 31st of May whOse charge the . IMPORTANT FAMILY 80,0 Kr I •bi c d a y was published, in Six Vols. royal 12mo. illustrated by 250 • opperspbtes, and other superior Ragtaeinp, manv of them egirfafter .Nature, of an extra large size, and all of them very t lin 'character, price £3 10s. boards ; or, for Persons who • i tkis to cotinit their oWn Match at £3 Ss. In beards; IICATURE DISPLAYED in the HEAVENS and .upon the E A RTI I, according to the latest Discoveries, and Chititst modern Authorities. 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TAMES COLLINS, of .No. 12, Vigo-lane, Regent street. who was many years with Mrs. Wir.sox, whose business he conducted until.the period of its relinquishment, being 'fully authorised to announce himself as her successor, begs respect fully to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that having made 'cond., deralle pdrchases at the Salt on advantageous terms, he submits to their inspection a large assortment of Fashionable Plate and Plated Goods of the most approved patterns, as well as Detonating and Flint Guns, by all the best makers, Travelling Pistols, Court Dress Swords, Blundefbesses, &c. and hopes, by stria adherence to the plan of conducting business pursued by his predecessor, to be fa voured with the same confidence which she's° long enjoyed. " • ribMsl4_lla prift ps. la A drAtMAlt OF ME LATIN LANG AGE, By C."O. BUMPT,. Professor in the Frederichs Gymnasium, Berlin. Translated from the German, with Additions, . Ily the Rev. JOHN KEIRICK, 'ALA. Printed for J. Mawman, Ludgate-wxeet. 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H 11IARRIOTT having obtained his Majesty's ilia Royal Letters Patent, for an improvement in Weighing Machines, begs leave to recommend them to the Public, as the most perfect and useful article for that purpose ever constructed; for accuracy, simplicity, expedition, and portability, it stands unrivalled, as it sastmetay strews the exact weight of any article front One Ounce to a Ton, without the use of Weights, thereby saving time and labour. Being perfeitly portable, it may be used in any situation—its universal utility must therefore be undeniable for Domestic purposes; in Shops, Warehouses, Coach Offices,, Market Houses, Barns; on Wharfs • at Races and Pairs; for Cattle. Clorn, Hay, Wool, &c. 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Improvements la hb Palmer KITCHIDI Coousto Anwerwm, feels a confidence hanseens owding. it to the Pubtle, u almost complete article for Ilabidssi, Baking, Boiling, and .Steaminiiettitlieconoiny In fuel, brief ass-, ate sized Fire, and with.* minitant supply of from Twovo to iNventy Gallons of Hot Watt ;. skid Warm - Closets for airing' in keeping Dinnerhst, baiting Plates, Dishes, &t. ;- the Cook ing Utensils are never soiled, and it is a POSITIVZ Curs for a Southey sPimuy. A new Patent Powabit Cooking Apparatus, embracing foregoing advantages, well calculated for Ships, or situations re thete is no chimney, and peculiarly advantageous for the' int ltlaikets. Kitchens &tell up with Steam Apparatus, eM g all the late itnprovembniu baths, conservatories, halls, stale es and buildings heated by Steam, upon a prieciple of perfect seburity.-Also, in Improved Patent Spring Roasting Jack to obviate the necessity of weight or pulleys. 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N Semi wbleb, for many yearg, has been univer alikediehiii;..alais Patronised and Sanctioned far the:most illus tri'ylirej: his 4riyal thu aike sof S i.JS EX, and . flan e Hopi tatnily; their Imperial Majesties the Em- Pet 'i'' Aresc . 4 1 11USSI A, the' Emperors of PERSIA and Clis is • ackneiwietiged, by the - eminent ~jaaiL' article P t- lA*llO Llttas44ll. rptii %vast- . rs ; detain }lai r r an i ".. extreme importance I as of :tfie present Ise Of AI word.--, .d them altogether; stood and been epre without presume .,, m p assert, by way of measures have in this colony, improvement, as weM r the newnes s in the ‘, pagetner with the ty, and the.honout4 7 individually; in ig the-:erection . places. public worship, fa. vonrable to tb,e inatisatiaiss of our beloved countiT.—,-; Amelioration and. improveasent are indeed breaking in upon .civihzed.society is every state ind condition lite, and in every corner of the earth ; and as we livein an curse:dinar, age, -when men of 4he-higkest.ran attainments, and. wealth.,set the example, -and.. o!itad.co deelay ignorande aid delusion.-,so, even in _ this •- DEMERARA. SLAVE itzclsmors REPORT. MIS EXCALLINCD MAJORARZNERAL MURRAY, LIEU. TRNAMT-GOVZRNOR, &c. &C. &C. • Ogee for the Registration of Slaves, Georgetown', Demerara, Sept. 15,1823. • Slit —I have the honour of reporting to your Excel lency; the annexed partial Second Triennial' Statement of the Staie Populaticaa.of this United Colony, on the '3lst of May last (with a view of respectfully bringing this • übject before your Excellency's notice--the registry not being completed on the Ist inst the period fixed for the same, in ctisequence of the existence of martial law since the 19th ult) returned to me, de *woe, agree ably to your instructions, shewing the increase and de crease thus far, on the three years since the preceding registration; and in which, I hope, will - be found a pleasing improvement, in the present CI eole population compared to that of 182 D. 60 * ethir ke,s labf, Lige. Also lttd, ileidockukay e.bAngt. R O 34VN DT ma* *ruin ' eba_llo.:,. Nee • I hr,..ne; . . . . . . . lim. 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And early in Mrch• 124, the addition - ,lft! completed, such stns the ea rnestdesireforseits (ofctitisieW ; many persons being. dicippointed);tliat - 17•Add , i ti Ter ,pews bekvw were , taken-in' a f ew minutes after potice to that . rffect, , by voluntary offitsi'foif ( 5940 :5' and le r g ! Aferfligwil, fgt . f 9009 l;--rmiking1M11•12 . soil whiehwilsisidelrE.SOiess.than the alterattunrteite c contracted-A*l •• '•'*" • ' Ara meeting at the early part of this year,"4ls6lir' ilemenkonnected with:lhe west coast of Esseqttelm,lt has-been agreed upon; untie! , the auspices andisitnffire assistance (rem your. Excellency,' and the Honourable • Court of Policy, to build two churches by voluntary' subscription; one, which is already commenced, to be placed in front of Plantation' La Belle Alliance; cake , latest tokontiiin about 800 inclivideati °rail classes; the other is intended to he erected near Plantation .Adven ture, about eight miles distant. The inhabitants inte rested in the Scotch Churclovf St:Andrew's have equally ' partaken of this support. and 'liberality; and tve have reason to expect, as toads tan he found, and by ge= ncral assessment, would be much the better assurance Of .them, to witness the presence of places of public worship, at convenient distances from each other. throUghout. the colony, to die discouragement of Mis sionaries, and as the most effectual means, combined with the due administration of good laws, to promote Order in the colony, and to remove some of the hostility so loudly expressed against the supposed supineness of West Indians in these respects; since the' upholding isuch institutions is 'it better reply than words can give, iand will tend to promote and neve r m ili tate agamilt a gradual amelioration and improvement in the condition cif the slaves—while, on the part of the negroes, their general good beltaviour is such, that no insubordination, excepting the recent insurrection on the east coast, has been witnessed in this colony for many years. To avoid the s convulsions of. sudden changes in such a state .of spciety, concessions ought to -be given ever to' good ' nooduct, as grace and favour, with equal regard to local and individual interests,'and with considerable lapse of time. Heat, indiscretion, and injudicious in terference with long established authority, can lead to nothing•but abuses, misery, and ruin. Far.be it front me to accuse the Missionaries wrongfully ; but unhap lair there can remain no doubt, though it may not 'appear to what an alarming extent they may`have been carried, that efforts to 'create disaffection among the slaves have originated, and have long been silently eitend /iag,„ in' and from that very part of the east coast'where the Missionaries have been most encouraged, to every ;other part of the colony; and it has been assumed with considerable. proof that the present insurrection was ac celerated, if not produced; by inflammatory harangues letters to the slaves, hal& out false and mistaken and , .aing Mopes of eniaiilcipsuitm to them, against - the itlvcrtieifilis countenance of every such hope by the highest authority in the kingdom.. It would be satisfactory could per s ons in Europe ; -win; encourage theNe men by their very general hostile dispo.sition againA 'West India proprie ton, have this opportunity of personally ascertaining the progressive, but Siledvameliaration and augnienta- " tion which have-leen going on in the condition and ' • happiness of slaves within the lait 20 years: it would reps esent to them the danger Of , every measure which terminates, as may be foreseen - in insurrection—they would understand, that the orig l in of the late disturb.. ances-both hire and in Barhadoes t - was in - these im. proper discussions, over which the'West India master had no power or controal ; and they proofs•afForded -to the planters, even turbances, of their attachnient aid ,duce-them to admitit as the. be.t the present state of society-, -to coal ,this influence, as. a gradual • advant !Con of other privileges' and beneor4; sci public or private interests, •or of i .tions -of justice which are and must ' gie laws are violated. ••,-• • - ' .! • A well.regolated'gantof slaves' on .*: P ti 421 4 1 n 1 - I° this colony is condncted`• 'upon similar princiPtes s .With'a 'very large establishment in nth:ft- tountries;.afidlktbel resent occasion; I hope permission will • be emitt'ill `to " s b,,to bring this interesting subject—the reaVsitnitti6l t j iirge ria the taliounng classes of his Majesty's doniftgbas4:' before the attention of yOr Excellency. :It ifia -xeeoi .4 robverd and impertinefttt'd do this to 'your E,te t'l el IC f a bit to thoseihOwever; Who are not so Ana*? ,Itkh 1 subject, it may not be tininteresting- - -14od'udtjiti d Oth:! ,the sincerest hopethat - it will be attended to 'O - tab - ' of those persons wholook upon the 'WM, tadlit's . , to as one.of such unceasing tenor, aid huh* :. *.'', !think:better of the - colonists; and that' ii:olojt • . . 1 rely paternal . men to contirint to akfls . - , o' • - -u pnivers of mind, as far as prudence wiltkis;lB.• . ..' - 7 4, the comfort and happiness of their slavec f :: . l , ° i %4 ', V 4 _ _ y ?mold hear of many en iii these recent dia. I contentment; .to preventive policy bi t ' 4 nfirin and strengt Icemeht to the terntS4.l rf,' free from dinget r4 A those awriorviarv'' ust be enforced ifeibeeC t . r . - . hitt, :hewing th; manner and under v slitvel are employed. .• The present state of affairs is of ettl ,to the interests of the skblent as well i Eroprietoer of Demerara, in every -sent ' From the peculiar eimaynetances, tithe ti4u der which Colonial affairs have stood ted 'for-Join. time.past, 'it may, wi n, I hope, - be permitted to me to a oilficial proof, thiti•the inost , effl•ctnal bien.adopted, and.nie .in progress in Itmotc 0 4 .ototai mid. religious impr •a the comfort and happiness of the wholesome atts'of the" Legislature, tc a4tive co-operation of yonaitelleney, Able Men bervof the 'Ostia ,- of Policy aiding the-.erection _of -places:el put WINK' "ilks Oil :h al+ - isi iteltittivriedgett, by the meet eminent compared to that ot 1574)., . Pitibasias do; bat and cbea s est article for nourishing the Hair, Your Excellency ' may The assured that the utmost this colony, proprietors of liberal minds ate - pot want- ;Driver tradesmen, and s other officers am ' 'Eiel tess loll.sl* *IT helug injured by Illness,, ch•ing of climate, care h as b een used in completini this registratiOn thus i l to recommend, in the strongest manner, by their slaves on a plantation, ate usually allowed Viiib • iris.. / 1.4,/: s ue i l t ,r , l f en a t .n , d ir.:emor r i e s , t e h n e t au:c, Ai ta n r:i o ines o s ; i melee and example the'clischarge of . every sacred two pair of ttowsers, three yards of Ositiburg4 three ; off far, ,and that the 1760 . returns del i vered in have been Mist,[irdilteirei thief[ growth i : s on' the l baldest places, makes duly attested on oath ; and I have again•the pleasureto a lit y. . I arniprood. to ' reftk to the repeatedly ,recorded .fards of check, one cloth or Pennistoue !hied . jaeketi : rc3,,, 64,v/web tie keepsin damp weather , exercise, adds' that I have encountered no dif fic olOssfrOM win- , binsicant nattasurna of your.. Fsecelleney, and the ho-- otivisat, one handkerchief, and a quantify bf Saleraii r2 . kt. ittss a pletsaet.pettaiae,amt produces It !Asher', eyebrows, dividual whatever.. ..The deaths for the does risertjesst neurAble const.of .rolicy s to sacondond assist the estap. . pores for a lip ; thread,'needles, Btc: . per arthiiin ;'''silei . ' fh b . i m ,,,,..r*Ficti.O'pjlatrlnt as . innoceper, and t? improve the have been carefully compased awl , e xteactad. frost tin d bi s h men t of places Of.pojakic worship . ; _and to maintain, one blanket, and one watch -coat, every seenkyeie..:-. • .': ..,....t lam ) , to the latestperind of lif.—Ask fur " IttbwVAN'D` 'lt ACASSAIi 6!L," medical certificates. •atteebed •to the •retares t log thl that I belieVe notwithstanding the daring insurrection Field men slaves are allowed one shift; Ante:lllrd sic Vic" to Obseree, t h at n on e are Genuine without the little- trans fers from one roprietol to *nether , of seek slaver w hi c h loo k place so lately on th e enst•toast, that it is to 00aburgs; three _yards of check, one*d'idre h7 3 1 ,4 11.4 • 11 1 1 , 31 nr1te r ;s" the lobe' 4 * * i g" ll ' O i l ; b e " 4141 1 as! have been sold, transfer red,•or otherwise.dis . of, these ende*vours for the:4l . _ of order and im-. pores, one hat, one cloth 'or Penoistortei dada •• ' • A. 4iJWIAN.4) AND SUN." ---- . to are aline s.—=Th us. en and tia. per !tad,. An or. chliAgeld-4.wlersh i lii .sitisill ibis, lit449g; . Il i cte: i ttient of Morels, ...thee Oa' . deer.* has been' ob- thread, needles, exc. Rer annum rarid:otiottio . ~ -. 3 --- - . t o are implriitinhi.-=The Genuine has de addren on the 'most • Fasticilhuill 10QUAMIVI.aatillutigngtgl. tilt, Or . Oil,' the minth Orthoie in erlrbses principles and- , second year. Boys ale •AllotVed out rip:- b i . a t . • '-' tab 4, flattt'sn•garden."di . I Nei. d'ar t all • • • - •'• . • • sisair.sut interest is felt. tii.vskiels :liirarts mainly API; :And -h alf-alard of S'aferriporei . tiit , ilit, I .:: li _filed.Whisk s • rep ore* whisker., Tye-brows, }l4 ; .0a 111 . c names in the registration-books. returns. came. in by' the sever sd ssombeini of the sslariltthis •. . . fqeduistday. ; olld.raanstr z of Abe 041 f- •. • . earclii oF o.srikburg five rii•clf• • • &eek' h* . t " f . ,' "Issfikttall_y cleansed to Potown.pr Black by the nag 4 : or returns in the present registration', :and In- Which to -"? 'Nig ' aO4lFe tatipps, NIA th is paity sg. k lyte_fittettllseettlifil;tlme:Cloih biVeti ' ' - 91 . ' . *"° InoilYs Es coign ov TYllit: 1 ,___ 2 7 merely wittin the Hair,' it . inintectiakcly produce; a perfect atitiota!ioo Ict Os 44"tiw dig t ,:wit a . t . ,03 . frtf.j 1 04-1114 p .. • 4 1L4 e i w alto 4 • w i f hi rejeettcli else- 7ctieer W'reptikr;iraiiilitittid, ne A ., ~ .c 2, ...... 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