The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-04-26 00:00:00

. 't •1 Now 411 0 . , 04 • A . • • , 4 • a 7.,./ rasa 24. • UNITED ST." --...- Mauna. Catalogues • •- 'M Corti e,f P irretn rx of the United Company of CMerchant, of England, trading to the East Indies, do hereby girt Nctire. net a Quarti-riy (!renal Court of the said Company will be field at their tott,r, hi Leadenball-street. on W e d ne sday. the -. 3 .qh Jane next. nt eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpoim of declaring a dividend from Christmas last, to M:...summer next. Tnat the transfer booty' of the said Company's stock, will 11e glint on Tues.ln ofJse next, at three o'clock, and opened again on Tuesday the l ui :th July following, And that the Dividend Warrants on the sail Company's iitocl, due the Stli July, will be ready to be deaivered on Frit.ny, the 6th July next. JOSEPII DART, &e. INVAGES AND TRAVELS. THE Journal of NEW VOYAGES and TRAVELS confiners its successful and useful career. end IN T•cENTY 51 3lithly Numbers has published the following t er• interesting modern Works, at only 3s. &Leach. either d.r W:iich may imbed separately, and every Work is com pleted within the Part. I. Irtsrca's Voyage to the Arctic Restioas. 4 plates. Y. PRIOR'S VOS a!re to the Indian Setts, 4 plates. 3. DE cts's Public EstablieitllCllli of Great Britain, p!ates. 4. Cna.ra :vier :es Travels in Italy. S. FoasiN's Travels in Greece and the Holy Land, 8 p!f.tcs. Analysis of Seven New English Trav ell. 7. Foe nta's Travels in Enr, flplates. I'l(zsvoit's Voyage to Munson's Hay, Re. etwoNv's Thlrty-fwir Years' Slaver in Afriea.— pfeivr.cra'sShlpareck nad Adventures, and Travels in E. pt and Nubia, 2 plates. Paioa's Vo)aLif in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, 4 plates. 11. CORDOWA3 Voyage to the Strait of Magellan, t plates. Iv. W.tLLER'% Voyage in the West Indies. v plates. 13. S4NSCOM's Travels in Canada, dc. 1 plate. 14. Mort.tr.s's Travels in Africa. 8 plates. 13. Prince MAXIMILIAN'S Tral. els in the Brazils. 8 plates. CR vit.tm's Travels through Purtugal and Spain, 8 }kites. CASTELIAN'S Travels in Italy. 8 plates. BRACREN:1110 1 WS Voyage to Buenos Ayres. 8 plates. It net t smit'sPromenadesnearConslantinople,Splates. iv. (lova no t.Losi's 'fravels in Sicily and Etna. 4 plates. 80?1,11131 Travels in Monte Negro, 0 plates. ti. POI Ks tux' 4 Travels in Greece. 4 plates. ItcnooLcit tir's Travels on the Mksouri, and RAY' Cochin Chins, I plate. t 4. XILSALI. S '('oour from Rome to Arpino. S plates. 0. HAL BERG'S Travels in the North of Europe,—A Visit to Madras,—and TIM" I Or.A.Neit Letter; from ,Ifrles. I'S. FataLstsorres Travels through Ital, S plates ; pub li,lied April lb, 1821. Or the Whole tray be had in 4 Volumes, half-bound. at One Gaines each. Printed for Sir R 'MAW n PII I Ll.lrs and Co. and to be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books. •„• For Creulating Libraries and Book Societies, the Parts are done up in Boards, at 44. The Work is continued Oa the lath of every Mouth, and several Voyages and Tra vels of great Interest, are in Preparation. A. 11101 • NTAIN anti Co., SARACEN'S !MAW 17. INN, hnowlsill, London. The fulluwiug Post Coaches. Neil Coaches. dc. set out from the shove lun : The "Telegraph," Ramsgate, Margate, and Canterbury new post coach, evert morning, at a quarter past seven. In consequence of the decided preference also* to flu above Vol:. proprietors are determined no expellee shalt be *Brett to render it th.. first cunseyance on that road. Dover, Deal, ‘:antiwiell, ant Feversham. every morning. it a quarter past seven, and six in the ev o,~inq. Brumpton, Chstitam, Roe'tester. Sittingbottrne. and Rain tam. every morning, a! a quarter red seven. Faimuoth. Plymouth. Es-ter, Wev month, Dorchester. Pam:south, and Salisbury. r% err morning. al seven. through Bonbon, Axminster, Itridport, itlandforti. and Basingstoke. Th, •• Union," Southampton. Lynsington. Winchester, end itasing.b.ke new coach. every morning at eight ; ar rives at :he Coaelt and Horse', Southampton. by five. The proprietors of the ahnve roach hope to receive a con tinuance 4 that support hie:* bas hitherto been experienced since the cettomeneement of the Union." No raciag with ot:ier conches. Bath and Bristol flying cost coaches. through Chippen• dam. I nice, and Niarlborough. every afternoon, at one. CO.l' ILLS TO WF.LLS, IMAM:EWA ILA, TACNTON, Ave PI.T7tOt"II I . The `• Umpire," a new Lis erpool light coach. only one sight on the road, carrying h.nr in-ide, sets out daily : throegh Woburn. Nortleia.pt•ni, Wciford. Lutterworth. Hinckley. Atli( rstone. idelitit Id. Stone. Newcastle, Kigs ford. Warrington. nod Preston. Shretsbnry, Wellington, and Shiffnal coach, every esen his. at tit e. The - ('don," Weymouth, Dorchester, Blandforil. Solis- Isar). A:10 .sec. and Dasingstuke new post coach, every at ternuoa. at four. THuE ‘t ETMOUTU PACKETS TO GrERNSET, JERSEY, ellEit3oll:6, PT. 311L4)611, litC. The "Rockingham," Leeds new light roach, sets on+ every morning at eight ; and passes through Stamford NeWliSit. Retort!. Doncaster. and Ferrybridge, to the Got den Line. lards, next mor ang, at ten. Notwithstanding the noc , ninoon expedition o f this coach. It is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public conveyance on the nortli read, being unequalled by ally other. tilast;nw. L , .ngtown, Gretna Green, Allan. Dumfries, Breitatiill. Tnorniiili. Sangti.la I , kiln, Vanniock, King3well, and all part: :4 s..ntiattil. - post conch dally. York, Se , .rhei ,ogl%. WilitOv. Shields. Sunderland, New castle and l'.‘ii.i!lnr,;:i, new post coach. with a roard throe , . )1.1 : —l5 net every morning tit nine. by way of Newark. lietfor.l. Ta.lcust;•r. Darlington. Northallerton. I)ll rhanh Nl , rpeth. and Berwick. Passenger: finding them- IL rlves fntizaett on the juernev. msv rest what time they p:esse, ana then proceed od wiutout any additionni fare. Driiict centli and Wnlsal post roach every erenin , ,r. Marthwohgii slid 5% ir4ton new four inside cosell. throit-ei i f ildbourn. IZr-stiller. Lambourn, Pinion. Lyilltigton. Pewsey. Weot..n 11Asset, IL'ausbury, Duugerfurd and Newbory. every r ' , mire . . liustoii. Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and liiintilldon Ilcmal Mail roach. every evening ; to Spilshy, Leith. Griontis and Dull. every nnerisoon. at six. Carlisle. Peuritli. and Whitehaviin new cane inside Post roach: passes throne li !trough. Applehy. t 3-ettin-bride. 11.1 ehmnon,Catteriek, lloroughbride, Wetherby. Aherfori. U° ll caliet. and Grantham. Passengers detained on the "ad by tiarinemi. or pleasure, have the peculiar nitsant:t;e of their seals being secured in the next coach. __Manch es t er , Wi ns low. Cungleton. New ensue. Walsal, and aa..alyerhanipton post-coach, every afternoon. N' airfield post-COSCII r V ery morning. ..Kandal. Lanca s ter. Preston. kith% -Lonsdale.- Bolton. , norley, Ormskirk, and Garstang post-coaches, every af lens. ?neat Fi st . t i rh "rland. Warrington. tinutsford. Stone, Stafford. ?Ind t; th. nalt i post-emu+. called the Defiance.' every evening, ch . Sararen's Ilead Inn, Dale-street, Lit erpoul. ... eater. Newport. Whiteclinreti. Tarp.ol- 'y• STIMPWC h • Ailfthwich. and Mirldlewielt, po,i-con:11 ever! '"* .11; "" tS4 ' )4 erland. Stadion. and Vann coaeu, escry morning. to the George Inn. Sunderland' ..t 4 . • A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their r reads and the Public, that they will not be Iteco9"7- 01, for any Parcels, P.issenger.' Lug t zage. Writinsa , P"Te• ~ ;of more than Five Pounds sable. if lost , s tolen, or eln .. zed. unl ess entere d as sise h. :in I lee Insurance isald fur 6 u:ttingl), It Cie Sateen's Ilea I In 1, titiowinsli, La " lon EGYPTIAN TOMB DISCOVERED BY Mr. BELZONI. UN Tuesday, the Firgt of May, a Model of this - Ancient lineament will be enhibited to the Public.— Tb• Egyptian Hail, In Piccadilly, will be divided, so as to present an exact Pae•simile of the two most splendid Apart malts of this Tomb of one of the Kings of Egypt. The wall will be adorned with Figures in Basso Roller°, cast from the models in wax, and painted as the original; from which may be formed, west correct idea ofthe Arts, Sciences, and Religion of that Primitive Nation. To give the exact effect to this splendid Excavation, as sees by the Traveller Bel zoni, the apartments will be illuminated by artificial lights. Such an Exhibition of Egyptian Art has never been before introduced into Europe. A variety of very curious and in teresting Specimens of Egyptian AnSisraity will be placed , in the Galleries of the same Hail. This day seas published, price 31. BI PILE RHYMES, on the Names of all the Rooks of the OM and New Testament. with Allusions to wine of the principal Incidents And Character , . By HANNAH MORE.. Printed for T. Cadell. in the Strand : an , l Tlatchard and Son, Piccadilly; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whom may also be had, by the seine Author, MORAL gRIZT(*It3 of prevailing Opinions and Stunners. Foreign and Domestic; wlth Reflections on [`riser. Eighth Edition. price lits. in boar !--and New Editions of ail her other Works. Au IN ONE DAY, 17th MAY. Ticket Chance Fourteen Guineas ; Sixteenth Chance Twenty Shil lings only ; other Shares in proportion. 4,007 Prize.: Most be Drawn, 17th of M.VV, Including Two Prizes of 1 4 11.000 Consols ; And the Additional Chance of 100 Numbers f..r Two Prizes of £20.200 &c. 8.c.. Consols and Nlotiry. 'V' The First lOU Numbers Drawn 17th M v. will each he entitled to a New Ctlnscr, of another Number. for the D raw ing. ti me of Jt rr.. whin more I bey' decided: so that Purchasers before t'i 11tb of MAY. not withstanding the great Reduction of Prices, hare a Chance of the Prizes in Both Schemes ! Tickets and shares for MAT 17 are Selling by J. and J. SIVEW HIGHT, to:le Contractors, 37, Cornbiil 11. Hol born ; art. Haymarket, London ; who sold In Shure4. in a recent Lottery. ALL the PRIM of .t . V0.000 : and In the very last Lottery 2 1 .133, (Class B)141,000; Ind by the Agents in the Country. P.qIII.I.4.IIENTARI PAPERS. -.. , 1MM..- . - A BILL FOR„GITING CREATE* FACILITT IN THE PROILECC TIDY AND ABATEMENT or NEISANCES AIMING ?EOM PTUNACEE VSED IN TUC WORKING or LAM P.NGINED. YI Whereas great incomenience has arisen, and a great degree of injure has been and is now su‘tait:ed by his .11ajesty's subjects, in various parts of the united empire, from the improper construction as wed as from the negligent use of furnaces employed in the working MI of engines by steam: And whereas it has bete ascer tained. that tisegreater proportion, if not the whole of the stool:" i :suing front z..ucla furnaces, may, by a pro per rote tt 'action and due attention. be eonsanteil, so as to prevent the nuisance thereby arising : And wlrreas by law, every such nuisance, being of a public Indere, is abateable as such by indictment ; but the expense attending . the prosecution tlwreof have deterred parties suffering thereby from seeking the remedy given by law ; lie it therefore enacted, &c., that it shall, and may he lawful for the conrt before any such indicqueat shall be tried, in addition to the inclement pro nounced by the said court in ease of conviction, to award inch costs as shall be deemed prorr and rea sonable :o the prosecutor or prosecutors, to he paid by the party or parties so convicted as aforesaid. And he it in, tiler enacted, that if it shall appear to the court before Al hid* any such indictment shall be tried, Oat the olevance way be remedied by altering the eons: re...t;on of the furnace, or any other part of the premises of the party or parties so indicted, it shall he lawful to the court, without the consent of the prosecutor, to make such order touching the pre mise,. 11 4 Shall be by the said court thought expedient for preventing the nnis dice in future, before passing final .s!•ntenee spa the defendant ur defendants so con victed. money, value . .pl% .or any of the said stocks or foods, or doe value of such annuity or annuities, rent charge or rent chat gel, or other annual payment or payments. or the part or parts thereof so settledor agreed to he settled (such value to be ascertained as hereafter mentioned), or both shall amount to 1,0001. . . . . . . .C 1 13 And if the tame shall amount to 1,000/. and not amount to &WV . . . . . . And if the true shall amount to 2,000!. and not amount to 3,000 f. 4 And If the same shall amountto-ft:o9llf.lnd not ast4)mpt to !AKA.. . . . . . 6 0 And Ville same shall amount to 4,0001. arts not amount to 4,101/. . . . . . . 7 0 And ittbe same shall amount to 3,0001. and not amount to 6,0001. . . • . . .8 0 And if the same shall amount to 6001. and not anonnt to 7,000/. . . ..) . . .9 0 And if the now shall amount to 7,000/. and not amount to 8,000/. . . • • . .10 0 And if the same shall amount to 8,0001. and not amount to 10,000/. . . • • • And if the same shall amount to 10,01141/. and not artionsit to 12,0110/. . . • • • • And if tbe same shall amount to 12.00/. and not amenht to 15,000/. . . . . . . 0 And if the same shall amount to 15,11011/. and not amount to?0,00t, 0 And if the same shall amount to 20,1100/. or up wards 15 And where any such deed or instrument as last mentioned, together with any schedule, receipt, or other matter put or endorsed thercoo, or :in neved thereto, shall contain 2,1611 words or up writs, then fir every entire tpiantity of 1,041 wordc contained therein, over and a:lm+• the first 1• 0 1, 1 1w0rds, a farther procressive• ,i't yof 1 This clause is founded noon the prarti..e which has prevailed of evading the duty by a<sigouicnt p• petty to trustees, and by presents ditrio..: . life. 't hr duty will henceforth attach to all such gr•nt of pro perty durittg life, as tviien rezularl t he. aeatlieu tsar last will and testament. Return of the Nuother of ('..evicts who have been sent from Great Britain to New South Wales, from the Ist of Jatiaary 1%17, t the Ist of January. I"._'l distinguishing• each ve.tr, lii.rsi.t the from OH females; and dlstitignishing the tralisimrts for life. for 14 years, and for 7 yea rs. . O • 7, „. F: I : 6 X 30 12 0 15 o (1 1 \ \1 1 cle . cb e ci , .. 4 . .. . %,..-.. fo k • „At , . , ) :- ) iii, i i i re3o I \ ili . A .• .. . - • r. .. ME/ ' LONDON ? THUR'SDAY,L.AI4II. 28, 1821. .. ..., ... '...""!1... -•"•"1 1 ... NIMINIMIMINIMPIIM, V —. •.• ... . f, 50:' . • " the Goes for which HANPDRN fell in the itlig.V r riMil: 1 1 : lOW Ai the Seelfrg_ ir _ _,-- r, .....----.......... . KANT INDIA HOUSE, April 23, 1921. M R . (MOVER'S EXHIBITION of OIL aid mauve, iithilisbever, or iside liable to toy trust or 'IMF: Cerr; of Directors of the United Company of IVA WATER COLOUR PAINTINGR will OPEN on wpm, Whitt l upiver. IL Merchants of E n gland. trading to the East Indies , Monuay. Arats.l2l, at 16, Old Bond-street. Admission Is. If inch low of f sal " 4 O u i poy , or t h e salve of each _.... \nth... aaogues 6d . --- Ctl share of ',tarsi ii .pl% .or any of the said stocks or E 3 STAMP DUTIES. The 801 l for explaining and amenably.' certain Arts relatinr to Stamp Duties, and for extenling relief in cases of spoiled stamps, as amended by the l'ounnitter of the House of Commons, has teen printed.—The preamble states — 's Whereas it is expedient to reduce the Stamp Du ties granted and imposed by an Act anal schedule there to, made and pa.sed in the 55th year of his slajesty, entitled ' An Act for Repaaling the Stamp Duties am Deeds, Law Proceeding., and other written or printed Instrnments, and the Duties on Fire Insurances, and on Legacies and Successions to personal Estate upon intestacies, now payalola in Great Britain, and fur granting other duties in lien thereof," Le. Then f , flow the enacting clauses, wilt the schednle annexed f the New Duties, front which the fallowing is an extra. t : SETTWENT.—Av deed r istrement, whether y o lun'ary 0 1 l a ratniton n up s, or n o n an n y good or valuable Other than A Lou,, fide renniaey con• sideratian) %dim eloy any aunts of money, u bribe: li mited or walitnited amootet, awl whetlier therefore charged tar IlarifeAhl:', mar by !melt deed or iustrument made, de ..oru, charged or c harge:dole on any lands, tenements or bereditaments or heritable subjects, or upon any chattels real or personal, or not h so cloarre wether to he able and if so charged or chargeable , raised a t all events or not ; or whereby any share or shares (whether limited or unlimited in Xmonnt) in Inc of the Government or Parliamentary stocks o r lamb, or in the stochs and inn& of the Governor an I Company of the Itank Etoglaml , or of the East In tia Company, or of the Smith Sea Cosnpasy ; or whereby it•tv annuity or annnitieS, rent charges, or other a nnual paynocnt 01 parments,or any parlor share the r e t', sha lit ll be set led, or a.; ree reed to he settled, upon offar the i•ette of any peron periona, either in possession or re versiots, eitlit 1 7tbsoluely, or conelitiosally, or eititin• ot tlr, or for life, or o ther trtial i nt y re st, or any cerlitderably r. my *we madt te te the favourabl e !n zesterday free meting statemeats eces of the market: Manchester sad avers were in Nu in consequere e 'perm of a reviving I yesterday at the sieve were received ims, but they meat ly part of the week ted, but tows n i s ad prices advanee l i IBM package,. covades have legg y sales ; on accosts', e arrivals, and the ed Goods early last war terms, and the * tow descriptions demand has sine prices C4ll therefore Ire been so very es. en in the prices has will have a very,f4- sad the market cur sese t we, w hen we t have bees received in in the prices since oe iastaners Indigos I at a premium of '241 'het m,tv be stated at • Beef and Pork eon storiunary. We have rut in the Herwirk me toil; les of which stork' of Itscon are prime shintnents eau and 11.. for ini e . r Ireirrtablei MIA in. Cite arri rids ef llubrh a 1011 s. per cut. The he demand, owing to Waterford 90s. I'st. will no doubt realize roster-lane, It. II •fry, ter or di.. late Jipteith rk, and Upper Gild- 'eenburn. Mrs. Hor •. i. of Attchinerew. Iler the bloom of youth. \iehol run. of 4 'orultill. hi re. ef'ctunl. bre s ivo na I Prrtensions to are consciott4 of in- our professional career e attention' to a elan. of toter operifloa% of No wa% held to be atetbral enspyrielma.and,bl ourselves justly entitled Melt, for twenty years, devoted studies. Toe n.whn frequent% appeal ■titication to our pride, itself. strengthened as nonials of almost every ain't ever p►otect the lisrepresentation. ►momentary want of can. I to the effects of a cos• mad• the early applicant Ilei Wed b►• a few da‘s' stages, characterie..d ustrate our assertion, by ire effectual. ienal disturbance. incl.. falls equally within our ▪ .Among these are id constitutional derange- torcil to appetenee. and. oils debility, lie will dr s impulse. The limits of etas:Hie:Ohm of tP.ir %obi u a Work we lately pub " the rapid sale of which, practice. are undeniable Book can be had 'QM. Piccadilly ; 10. Prince'i- A-street ; and 10, Wed poignancy by the stifferrr imprudence; and iu ne of education in 11w Pro the most Unbounded eon- Aside secrecy in everted: t the first interview. or in ux the inpiOnin, and in uld advice, which MD lie ens. 11. Bouverie-stree t . hi the corner, and humane sense of' from the injudieioes treat cird in a manner too well often entailing evs ihs og and almost insnpperts• btfttli calls the attentleo of most eflectual tnelhed is of the day, or the oral mid the word of promise to • Dr. klatly will not re .ry description of ease. loot wetness% mid snrgical skill trtain. speedy, told perms every species Of Ityphiliti liseases. eke prisnary objects An; flattered hr' the trans its:tied big 1130litt I f treat and laborious practice. he St confidence, preteesions stir ging. lanumerstile la te of the superiority of De. to found to prevail, even iv public instibitions. be"- oil to those cnnsulatory *dy Illy fortunate in reviving Ihe gies of the human consitn timt4) arrested. frequently pie of existence. Froll this terility, by rr-nelsesting the alirity to the relaxed °rain% le ttttt positive eta s may he rescued; a Steed? Ord helAg only rerttired•—• Nu. VI, Dean-street, !Soho. leads out of liervarel-st o ree°• P.Astly Post Ogles. llw id is opposite Ward-Otte). try letters meet relpoetobh* d Published at °le 0111 re • ConsTfrwrsos” fSristiel posite tit. Clements (I t west- It.: to shoe* ell Cotst nested to be addremsmi. Trrins fur which the hlf‘e boos tress rot tud. 3. 0 k 1. 0 ..d 1710 iisli, yslllll ISIO 1032 Iwo ' 11757 6,571.1 ' • I. iia 148 March 6, 11411. ;e 1 , 9 1 -t atto is ere 130 big 49 01111 , 12 - 370 15 1141 93 411 10.8 7.1 912 22 am -U) 1310 SO -- 2900 I PO 1449 1149 I 4321270 JOHN HENRI' CAPPER. kiverintendeat prionvic:s. PETITIONS sKPARATIsrt. mvpl,4l.y. ,JTAKING Among the Petitions to the House of Crtrnmons were, on the 12th instatit,—three of the there-oni!er si tied Ultristian people resident in Londoo, en.ole only known by the name of Separatist'; also, of the Cie re nti.lrrsigtsed Christian people resident in Roblin, tion• 1111 l Iy known by the name of Separatists; also, of the there antler-signed Christian people resident in Belfast, Portadown, and Armagh, 'relied. c-mononly known by the name of S e paritists--presenteol, and read ; setting forth, That the Petitioners, receiving . the Scriptures of the New Testaments as the onlr au thoritative or lawful rule of their religions flitit atzd practice, have for several year been united t‘oretlter in professed adherence to the principl ot there record ed, by which the Chri•ii.! VII %%ere regulate.!, itt..l have been of constoptenc• sepal. (ie.!, as to relLioas fellow ship, from all who hold lily other faith, or nha sub mit not tothe eni , lanceof that Divine role Rion • ; that among these principles of Scripture, the Petitioners evplicitly arknowletlte the obligation which lies on them at all times. and in all circont-tan" ,, , to lead I .areable and quiet lives under the littvernineii• a that Country. thankful fur blessings of which it is the in struntem. and patiently suffering whatever they soar be called to fairer for ruascience sake : while they al- „ cheerfully avow the peculiar causes st gratito !e hide they have in this kingdom, from the general tolera tion and liberal hail : fence tt hich its Cattati!uti- , to af fords them : that th Petitioners are the more eterott rages' humbly to su:ouit to the %vise used humane con sideration of the Douse. the grievances ander which they lie is the matter of oath-; that the Petitioners see themselves phsii.ly prohibited trout taking any oath. Unto swearing at all, and this by an authority from which 110 earthly pawer ran release them, and are roc.- segitently sok,ect from time to time, by the existi-tv Taws of this l'eultry, to various pains ah I petlaities, are incapacitated for filling many situati , als in life in which they tnigi:t be useful meathe:s of societi, and are esposed to the forfeiture of plates trust and profit. which so:u.. of thew hold, as wait as to that ge neral insect* Icy of person and pr.operty, which an in ability to avail themselves of the law involves, c•nise quenres which soase of them hare alrea.!y to a tryioz degree esprit:need; that the Petitioners, however, are at liberty. in their consciences, to cniilirto on an. suitable ticcaotion, by any simple affirmation, the most solemn, their testimony of facts, or their arknow ieatment of dnty, and tiscir declaration of serious purpose to act accordingly. through the help of tiod : and inasmuch as the legislatnre has heretofore ad utitted an affirmation in place of an ottli, in the case of two other classes of religious professors (the people called Quakers and 31oravialts,) they, with all buusi lily. pr&y to be favoured with a similar indulgence ; that the petitioners, most humbly submitting the pre mises to the consideration of the . House. implore such relief as to their wisdom and humanity may seem meet. (IXTRACTS tRODI LAT. ADIRRICAAI Exaccvton.—We are authorised by the Minitel •O state that Tuesday next is the day assigned for the execution of Wm. C. Cornell, who was sentenced to deeds at the June term of the United States Circuit Court in Newport, for the murder of Wm. Kane, at Fort Adams, on the evening of July 4, 1819. The Marshal has made the necessary preparation* for thh melancholy occasion, but it is ?mind& Sat a farther respite, •r aMt parion will be received from the President. Though several convictions have been ob tained, more than twenty years have elapsed since the execution, whisk this State, for any sentence for a capital ofrence.—(Pooridence (R. I.) Auteriesa.) A BEan.—On the 13th inst. a large At bear was met on the road, four miles north of N &lan village, in Benosselear county, by Captain John Blaney, who immediately retreated, and gave the alarm to his neighhonrs. Within a short time, 40 men with a pack of hounds went in pursuit. The night coming on. they rested on their arms till the morning of the 14111—they early bent to arms and began their march. .1 he enemy was overtaken at nine o'clock, and 411s patched by a rite ball. Ills quarters dres•ed, weighel 170 pontols.—(. - iibany Gazcite.) l'ArrEttw.f.—lt appears from the report of the Fe ciety read at the meeting on Wedttes::av evening, that :he paupers of this city atotrint to thiTteen thousand, the animal ettee of support fig them is about 2.1 ,, ,1m0 dor .4 r, that about A,Otlit chit !ren a e glow ing ap in this city without education or moral habits, atol nearly 111,:n111 fam.lies eegleet all public wofth. —'.t'.l• l'ork Paper.) Mr. liesintsle, of the Nl:avian , ' Legislature, is for is; ins , a tat on Bachelors. The Legislature of Mis. soot' I . .. Oriels was I alder asijonritesl) lies actstally ,t tax of one dollar on every liarhe:or above the aca .if 1:1 years, b-sides a pull tax of one elo:lar which :1 ca-uoton to all the citisens. lime la•l:i•laittre of Kentucky have pass-s 1 a I•.w. ErAnting widows. who are nut aortlt 100 dul:ars, c•.e hundred acres of l e infeach. The Bev. Mr. Willingtort, of Templeton, (NlaF• ) was lately presented with a single !..a .I o f woo t, st:”astito al full 111'1-iv-nine and a half I arils ! The •!...ti .vas 41 feet in Is' Is ith, and 1•2 fret in breadth, and .e dra n Is:: sixty yoke of oxeo. (bit iu agreed to give as touch wows. as another a 0 401 carry au ay at one load. MuvING A BRICK !—We perceive a tiol . !ee the .Ca le York bath, AdrertiArr of the 20tH Feb' , ..•y, • mine t mit the house on litchtuand Hill, owned ky J. Astor, Esq., which was advertised to be removrd on Wetitte.day. yeas postpord or that cot garnet of iialf refl:aisposed person having put oh ,truction on the . ..ways; bat on the following day was actu .11v removed a distance lif 55 fret in 45 n:1- nuts s, ith clsi•eniesstandinte, and without the slightest injury to eke ho see or fixtures. The bonding Is I. by 50 fee', Ludt of brick, anal planked ovrr, and c • taininz about 131),000 bricks. AMOUNT or KIPORTIED IrRW.I 71111 I:111 roSTA - ts Tie DIVE CIL t I's I RUA FOR TIIC 11.• A LADINO til r- L11,11.1t, n.llrr:. To Russia - - - - - 1.3'.:."'z I To Great Britain end depesdeneles - - 98,f.91.915 To France sod colonies - 9.211,2('5 Tu Spain sad cotokiei -15.840.1 rd 4. 'to Ilvntnark. Nuros), and Danish West Indies - 2.489.6:0 1 To Itolland snit c ,, llonie:4 - - 7,0 4 1 4 ,2...1 To the Ilan , e Titans and Ports of Gerstasy - 2,591,V; b To Portugal sod depeadeocies - - t. 323.7111 Tu ltaiy sad Malta - - - 1,211.190 To Chins - - - - -1.479,7 W To West Indic% renerally • - - 2.396.9:4 To Protein, Swcatcn. &c. - 651,7:45 To South Arnarien and Ilalti - - - 986,451 To ad other countries - - 2,662,091 Dollars 00,00.601 The army of the United States is now 9,227 risen. In the Northern dit Won' there are 4732-ttod in the Sot:Otero 44.19 troops. Ihe expenditnret of the State of Pennsylvania in 1,12 U, were 453.053 dollars, including expences of Government 197,757 : Improvements 11, 364, Militia 15,4117, Pittsburgh Penitentiary 23,212, new Capital 51,006, Pensions 1e,643, &c. The State own I!: Rank Stock 2,108,700 dollars. In that State, acre are 1669 Jnstircs of Peace-196 of whom were com missioned by lisovernor Firollay. The Revenue of Peon sylvastia last year was about 331 thousand dollars. PEN:C.YLVANIA PatfoN.-1 he number of Pri..oners in the Pe tasylvania Penitentiary in 1920, was 6003 nettles, 3 lid 54 females. Of the males b were horn in New ll.reespshire, 22 Massachussets, 17 Connecticut, 3 Irrraiont, 57 New York, GG New Jersey. 198 Penn sylvartia, 511 Delaware, 151 51aryland. lb Virginia, 7 North and South Carolina, I lieutut ky. 3 bri.tish North America. 13 England, 51 Ireland, 9 Scotland, G France, 11 West Indies, 2 East Indies, 4 Africa, 7 Germ toy, 1 Prussia, 2 Holland, 1 Denmark, Italy. Under the age of 21, 105—upwards of 40, 90. Discharged by pardon, 51.—Reconvicted 19.—0 f those, pardoned 1. 'the Asttives for Chester, which lasted eleven days, closed un Saturday last, when nine prisoners received lenience of death ; but only to o were left fur execution. A dreAlful and farxl aCC.tiviit occurred at Brighton on Monday. As a person, named Lidless, was driv ing a cart loaded with bricks past the North-street, end of B.mll-street, a child, a Orl nearly six years old, Amelia Ellis, of pour parents, hi erusing from tho latter, ran against the leader of the two horses and fell, when a wheel of the potederounly loaded *ilia* pass..il over her head, crushed it. and left a portion iff the brain on the road. The driver made two efforts to save the child before the wheel reached it, and bad not the clothes given way to the grasp of his band La the latter, it is supposed that hr would have been suc cessful. The poor fellow was dreadfully hurt at tLe shocking catastrophe, which 'was as sudden as sever,. and was neither to be foreseen nor prevented. Cne. tier's Verdict—" Accidental Death, with a iDeodand of si. against the Cart." . I.•••milimiA4