The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-02 00:00:00

_, . -M._ ....7:•!` ill.: L. 417: Mi. ADR4114 7 31 GDLDSMID, • 11',..f3(eq in yesterday's Paper, that Pak. M U‘olll / tliiitered 10 the Chancellor of the Exchequer a state r ot o f the concerns of the house of Abraham, 6,,i,bmid and Co. with overnment ; its also. with ~,hers to the Loan, 11r. Bainbridge, Mr. 504 so d Nr. Kensington, with .the G.ovecnor of 15 ,, Bank, were reqiiested by Mr. Purceval to i ‘s io the account rendered by Mr. Maxon I aw i on Salida), they bad a meeting for that Yesterday the three former Gentle. tprn l ut a an interview with Mr. Perceval in 9 ,, vo inz.street, to make their report, which w e hare the pleasure to say, was extremely fa. euaratle. It appears that the honse of Abraham Guldsmid kud Co. kept but 1;90,0001. of the Ipso „ r iginally to themselves (that is 600,0001. of the yuglish, and 200,0901. of the Irish); Their per. 1 chases el Otnniatos since, in order tu . sustaies it, have alone occasioned the difffculties which, in a Moment o f agitation, led to the Catgut, which has deprived Ills country of ooe of its most saleable members ; b et for ohich there was certainly nothbak in his pa enniary circumstances adequately to account. If he had submitted the same statement to a few friends 1 0!eb, within twenty.four hoer!, his partner hasSo readily prepared, he would assuredly have received ail tie aid which, was necessary to hriog him suc. • , . osfully through his engagements. the amount rif. the purchased (Ironium has not beets stated ; but it is posi t dvely said by the rexpect. able characters, who hare looked into this affairs of the hone, that tbere would be a very considerable surplus. fur the family of the deceased, after fulfill. fog an the engagements of the firm, provided that the holders of the Oannium (as securities for monies advanced) do not improvidently bring it forward to Use outlet in a hurry. If it shall be prudently Wein(' to trait the public densvick for it, all ss . in be well. It was, of course, necessary its this investigation, tas =One the state, of the account of Emits:quer Dille. With the Treasury this aceoeset, as we stated, was even sad quit. But reematly the Gabor. dimte Boards wle bad received Ssebequer ail Is from the Treasury to aeswer their demitills, had. out them, as usual, to e ft. GOLDSI4IIk to be sold, saii tie ,u,oley tq be paid to their .respective ac counts at the Bank of ilogrand.: . 'Upon this ligQ of are,nao there are sums due to the Navy and Ord. pance Catieec, as well as others. After the most minute investigation, and proof of the funds of the Government has moired to abstain from issuing any extent, or commencing any process for thik sum, so that no interruption wal thereby be listen to the winding up of the concerns. With respect to the India Company, which has been mentioned, the case is, that the aid which they receited from Parliament was issued to them in tho show of Exchequer Hllls—and Mr. GOLDCMID was eutrusted by the Treasury Committee of Leaden hall. street, to sell them as they wanted money. He is aid to hare had to the amount of 430,0001. in his hands—upon which he had paid in 150,6001.—aud he End received notice that they should want the rp. witting 300,0001. on or before the Ist of O ctober (that is yesterday), but for this sem the company hold °emitters as a security—and in fact 'we believe that a single shilling has not been borrowed any where without a deposit of Otunium—and every thing, therefore, depends on these deposits nut being rashly brought forward all at once as was done in one ease yesterday by a very opulent house, who bad security its their hands for double the sum-they bad advanced. The account with the Stock Exchange does not aPPfar to he large. Nu intimation was made upon it yesterday, which was accounted for by the late ness of the hoer at which the Qentlemen returned from Ilswning.street ; but it will probably be made t h is . uluft!ing. The estimated surplus over all their engagements is, of Course, after paying their differ. vices at the settling day. The Vhanceller of the Exchequer sent for the limb of all the Government -Boards yesterday, to Ascertain: distinctly the pecuniary transactions of tad; and sve believe the issue Of the investigation to be, that the amount of the Exchequer Bills sold a" not paid .in, is a fraction aboYe 400,0001.- 0 .11 4 i The Morning Chronicle.) FUNSRAS. AilltAnAM GOLDSMID, ESQ. — The "mains of this much.liinctited peryon were interred yesterday in the Jews' burial ground, at Mile.end, It half.pastfivein the morning; the hearse which con. te)ed the body passed over London-bridge, follow. ed by the carriage of the deceased and thirteen Limiting coaches; in which were the High Priest, the Filers of the Synagogue, and a great part of the family, except his brothers, who were too ouch ducted to attend. On their arrival at the a nues'oer of poor persons had collected to *tie,* the interment of a man who had proved, "only their particular benefactor, but had ptudieil t ° rende► himself useful through life to all classes of mankind, The High Priest and Elders paid every distinction in their power to the remains of their .dPparted friend; but in conformity to the Mosaic 14 2 1 ", they withheld from him the customary funeral ' til e'. When the corpse wes deposited in the grave, one of the near male relatiyes of the deceased fainted; " 11 (4 the ground. There was not a pew!' resent whine unfeigned regret did not bear testi molly to the many virtues and uncommon philan thropy of the deceased. lid , fast. 1 4 orJ guns .:11 10 In Lurtl PAfiiSij P.ti)Elts: • C A,D17 0 Sire. a.—Tlse two thrre4cktril bcOnd for the thr.tunali, sailed yesterday, accompanied by the Implacable, on her way to Vera-Cruz, from whence the Bulactrk, Captain Henning', is daily expected with a supply of money, of which *amid in much need. MADRID, Atm. 25.—1 A the night of the 10th inst. the whole guard at the gate of Toledo deserted, including the Oficer which commanded it. On the same day arrived 56 carriages of si,:k alltl wounded from L 4 Mancha, and the vicinity of Talavera, as also siorne 'wounded, by the gate of the Recollects. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ' NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER. MEETING, 1810. - . • MONDAY, OCTiiBEN -1. • l i The Trial Stakes, a Subscription of lo.rs. -each, for 3-yr olds 70. 91b. 4-yr olds Bst. 91b. 5-yr olds 9st. 21b. 6-yr olds and and gat. 6lb. D. M. LdJpsey,'S b: h. Langton, aged D. of Grafton's eh. m. Morel, 5 vrs old - Mr. Vamittart's ch. h. Burleigh, 5 yrs alli s , Gebsvenor's bi. c. Benvolio, 4 yru old Sackville's b. h. Deceiver, aged And. 2 others.—The Judge could place hut 1 7to 1 apt . Langton; 5 to 1 agst Morel ; 3 to to 1 apt Ben vollo UtoB on Deceiver. Ld Oxford's Poulton, Bst. 21h. bent Ld Grosvenor's Eaton, - 115491 b. Across the Flat, 300 p. b. ft.-6 to 4on Poulton. '' • Mr. Wiiion's Wizard, list. 31h. heat D. of Gra ft on's Pope, Bst. Across . he Flat, 2130g5.—.2 to 1 apt Wizard. Ld Hinchisigbrook'SJ. Easily, by Voting Whiskey, out of Amelia.heat ot"Rutland's f. by %ray ' darn by Hightlyer. Lt. 41b. each. From the tap of the Ditch Hill to the cud of Ile T. M. M. 200 gs. h. ft.—, to 4 agst Emily!' • Gen. Gower's Mirth, Bst. 111 s. beat D. of Itutland's Salvator, Bst, 763. Across the Flat, hOdgs. h. ft.-7 to 4on Mirth. The third and last year of a Subscription of sgs. each. (or 4-yr olds ist. 71h. 5-yr olds fist. 61b. 6-yr olds Bst. 131 b. and aged • 9ot. 21b. B.- C: '• • • • Ld Grosvenor's b. h. Eaton, 6 yrs WA - - I Mr. Vansittart's ch. h. Barltigly, 5 rlt s old Id Jersey's b. h. Langton, aged ' • - 3 Ateliville's ch. h. Prospero, aged -• 4 11'. Payne's br. b. Bulrush, 6 yrs bld - 5 . And 2 others, drawn. 10 to 1 agr,t Eaton ; '3 to 1 agst Burleigh ; 6 to 5 apt Lang ton ; rito 1 ugst Prospero. D. of Grafton's Pledge rec. ft. from Atr. Rouverie's Echo. Ld Jer.e%'s Langto rec. 20r. from Mr. Etatiou's CeCilrt. Ld K iiiii..ird'N The Dandy, rec. ft. from Mr. Vanvit;artN Gloster. Mr. Val:sittart's gr. t. Treaiiirer, rec. ft. from Ld b. c. Kill Devil, out of Purity. AGRICULTURAL REPORT rox SEPT. The continued dry and bright weather thruygh the month of liarvetit has enabled the farmer to se cure an abundant crop in the most dry and market able state. The wheat is of the finest quality, and )ields to the flail more productively thau can be re collected for many years. The produce of Barley is great, but as to quality, it•has been got finer on the skin. Oats are an abundant crop, and of fine quality.—Beans, Peas, aad ail the leguminous tribe, are fine and very pro ductive. A large crop of lattermath bay as been well secured, and the weather is Very favourable fur clover seed. Hops are a partial crop. Potatoes ace abundant, and the quality very fine. Turnips have made a large growth during this month. Satardiy her &Lux.Tr gave a Jubilee dinner, sal►per . and ball, to' Mr. Gaskivs and wife, her CIESTY'S porter at the Queen's Lodge, it being their wedding-day of 50 years. About 100 cards of invitation were issued to their MAJESTIES' trades. men and families, and all the upper servants of their MAJEST‘Efehirusehuld. ; The KINQ is not expected in town tomorrow. Yesterday Sir WALTER FARQUHAR paid a visit to the Prince of WALES at Carlton.house. Sir WALlsa did not visit his Royal Highness profes sionally, as we have the pleasure to say his Royal highness enjoys most excellent health : "it was merely a friendly call. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Dow Tow, the Actor, was thrown out of his gig on Sunday at Kennington, by which accident his left arm was broken. NAMr.S OF THE BULj.ION COHNITTRE.--Messrs. HoRNER, PERCEYAL, TIERNEY, BRAND, PARNELL, MAGENS, G. JOHNSTONE, GIDDY, DICKENSON, H. THORNToN, SH ERI De N, BA RI NG,M JINING, SHARP, GRENFELL, J. L. FG,sTER,T.THuMPUM4, J. lav IlusKissoN, A4EncitosistE, and Earl TEMPLE. • It is again confidently stated in the Indian circles ; that General BROWNRIGG will proceed immediately to Calcutta, go succeed General LIMIT as Com_ mander in Chief on the Bengal station. A frigate said to be now under orders to convey General BROWNRIGG to tie destination. It is said, intelligence has been received of a num. ber of additional resignations at 6tedras; in 'misc., quence of dissatisfaction with the measures of the Government of that Presidency. Ament 'others, Colonel CLOSE is mentioned, -wlin recently corn. manded the expedition against MEER Knit Xi and wu regarded as one of the OlUcers highesi.in the - cove 4. deuce of GovernMent. • " •'• GLUTTONY.-r. farmer of Lsyloostone betted a wager with a neighbour, tharhe would eat. a couple of ducks, which he did in a very shoit time. 'Not satisfied with that bet, he would haven rump steak, a neck of lamb, vegetables, cheese, ire. with ale, &c. and afterwards dratik•tliree bottles 'of wine, two glasses of brandy, smoked his pipe, and• walked home sober. CORONEOlNQuEst.—Yesterday an Inquest was held on the body of Mr. Hall, late of Cheapside, haberdasher, at the Lord Somers Arms, Sobets., Town. The deceased came by his death in conso..' quence of a fall occasioned by the removal *of a stone at a pathway leading into a field belonging - to' Mr. Rhodes, the cowkeeper, Whereby one of his. legs Was so dreadfully shattered as to cause amputa. dun, which he survived but a few days. Verdict — . Accidental Death, occasioned as aforesaid. We understand that a new and enlarged Edition of " B4r.t. Room For4RIE4 ; or, Canter b try and its ricitittit, (a work that has of late been the chief topiti,of conversation among the gay circles in that neighbourhood), will, in a few days appear; in whirls the Author intends to give a Vindicatory Preface, aud to e x tend his satirical eye to some o f the most conspicuous CharecUrs in tlic Isla of flatlet. • ••••• ..~~— a ~i__ _ • • r , • * 2 • - • • •. ,'FETE , S'EL'ELS‘LASL. . •• , ~. ~,... IVIL!TARI CppaTS AGIRTIAL: RENEE; AL ORDI.RS, Roast Gummi, 'Aug. 21 ! --At it General Court Martial, held at quelsee; on the 9:h , i,f Awl!, 1810, and enntioupd by adjournmenCto the Ikth of the tame month, Lieut. Joseph Peters, of the Cm. Radian Feuribleilegiusent, 'sra.4 arrsigsed upon the siitilermvnlioncti charges, vie. . " Ist, Fur being drunk oa piquet oa the morning of the Ist ' ••• of April, 18W.' " 2d, Fur great lasuhordinatino no the morning4f the ist of April, 1810, in i.isulting Capt. At•tbeen, of the Canadian Fen eihre Itegintent, then tanmittiliti,; Cope I)iaarond Guard,. *ad him to light, in breaea of the Articles of War." Upon which charges the Court cause to the fol lowing decision : The Court having duly and maturely weighed end considered the proceedings before Omni, was of opi nion, that the prisoner, Li , lit. J. Peters, of the Canadian fencible Regiment, was Guilty of both the chargeipreferred against him, which, being in breach of the Articles of War, the Court sentenced him to be Cash:et ed. , The Court, in clueing its proceedings, lamented that Captain M'Queen did not exert his authority to prevent the improper use, of liquor in the guard. room, and after finding the effect it had 'produced on Lieut. Peters, he did not evince a proper' sense o f duty due to the service, but on the contrary en. tered into altercations, and suffered him to remain, while in a state of iritosication; in the command of the piquet. His Majesty having been pleased to approve and eunfirtn• the finding and sentence of the Court, the Commanler in Chid directs,- that the charges pre ferred against Lieut. Joseph Peters, together with tho sentence of the (:',Oust, shall be read at tho head of every Corps, and 4ntered in the Regimental Or derly Books. By command of the Right Ron. the Commander in Chief, • BARRY CALVERT, Adj.-Care. • HORSR•GEFARDS, 47,.. 88 • 1810..--Atot General , Court. Martial, held at Ratted Ob - on the 44 May, 1810, and continued by idjuninsients 'to the 14th of the same month, IdeuL-C-4 . MOMAS AUSTIN, Of the 4th Battalion,• 80th Regiment, was arraigned upon several charges. SENTENCE. The Court having most honourably Acquitted the Primner, Liententinf-ColonelTliomas Austin, of alt the charges preferred against him cannot: close its proceedings without feeling itself called upon to animadvert upon the motives which seeni w have induced this proseeution, which it 'cannot belly deeming bulls frivolous arta nexati-tis,.an'd not to.bave been brought forward for the good df the servtce, but to Trove grignated in envious motives, and carried on to gratify private resentinett.. • His Majesty has been pleased so approve and confirm Site oginion and decision of the Court; anti, in consideration of the vslatle of the circumstances of this case; as they a ppeiti upon the face of the proceedings, has been further pleaded to tom- Maud, that it should be intimated to the prosecutor, Ideutessant- Colonel tennis, as testified in the documents tr m sitme Gene. ral Orficers which he produeed in his defence, and front an humane feeling towards his family, his Majesty has Steil grad toasty pleased to consent to his being allowed to rveive the value of toe commissions which he purchased ; nod as Lieu! tenant-Colonel Lothar appearste have purchased only his Ma jority. but to have been at ;inclining, over andithove the bounty in raising men for his company, his Majesty • has been former ghost graciously pleased to allow; 'that he Should 'reeeive• the amount of the differencaheiween a Lieutenancy oast a Company, in addition to the sum which ne paid. onotstaiviis in/ Maiorit)• BRIG II TON, ColOrtel WARDLE, from Little' Ha rnptou; was here yesterday ; he. was accompanied 14 4 Me. MAR- I:IOC:RC The Colonel has been occupied In making enquiries into the particulars of the late Court-Mar. tial that was held here, when Corp Oral CURTIS, of the Oxfordshire Militia, was sentenced to remise one thousand lashes. The Colonel was with' Cute. TIS'S professional advocate on that occasion' fni• considerable time, Mr. CoLakrcar, Solicitor end this morning departed to return to Little Hamttois It should appear from this that the Colonel low . * in contemplation to bring the proseeution anti . nishment of CURTIS before Parliament durl'ng the next Session. 'Mr. MADvioews still remains " with us. Lady Cutton and children have been here since Thursday ; his Lordship will join them in a • day or two: Liard LAtIoCaOALE is also amooi tun last arrivals. • , • Although Margate boast of so numerous I , an assemblag e of company as it might taree weeks ago, yet all the large houses are. .occupied .by Fashionables c who Intend staying geteher and No vember. Sir bons FAcio, Bart. said family ire expected pn Tuesday ; Lord F r iently arrivsal on Friday in 'high health and spirits. The. libreriei are. still the general muruing and evening lounge. Gia. vity is absolutely requisite at PALISTER and. Bus. rts:Lp7s, foie to:talk, grin, sneeze, &c. daring a song (etiaile or otherwise) is vastly otiensi!e,to ihe consequence of,. Vau{halh. Gipson actually made a full stop on Friday night in the midst of Mary', list awake," to'emnunetrate wittl a Gentleman whom he (lad Kell !MIMI% i the rooms We're crowded to'ex cess, and the company took different sidet s .- how ever, the hissing became predominant, • sad Mr. Glatiqw, before ho was allowed to 'proceed, obliges! to itsk Mr. -F T -'g's pardon. Ru Friday the tiew play of The Doolilfaii Son was performed I to a crOwdect•house, for, the bens* of that excellent actress, Mrs. ReTenaa, whose tragic end comic ,powers aro of a very, superior cast. .The Miss .DEMNETTSt from ihn Qpera.house, deuced: 'We . understand VI/ eipesqe. closet( musical promenade . on Wednesday emit. , Yesterday at noun thnLoan MAvottand Sheriffs went in state from GA1(10011, o.coul Aqiet bY save- . I ral Aldermen, the gee.orilec, &c. to Plackfriefs- . 1 bridge, and from thence prcseqedell W Westminster, where the Sheriffs. elect .weEe t avtqra jitto °thee • before the Barons of the Exeltequq s la the.accikail tomed furta• - • • ; • "3''' A Genet4l Court.Narlial is, 40 . 41. 11.1 tee,' this day„ for ' the trial of Capt.j7kr.oo, the Centre eussex boea,l Militia, Ice having itrEepkid. to'Suiii his regiment. The Court' will, ie-sikulri—, stand; be stimnpeied of . oficers from th e Oxford; Warwick, end Leicusler ItieSiataoto ttfi Militia, and the Pcyensey Battalion. .14919; Hawn is Pre4tlent. The fleet in the Scheldt, as far as the eilitiporift': of the ships, is ready to pit to ttc?, bitt ; pot spurs thaw one hundred seamen can be wiser each! ship, &toil the remainder of the'crese - Is to e - ifielle epti of soldiers and other latidmen. .ft consists of 15 sa il o f the line, mostly new, two firoteb Awn Gfir-1 settee, and 00 guo-boAts. • ~-~::~ . f• • • • 4 "4* 7.••, a* 4. &ONO COBBkt7"sPoLthtritL ABGIsTe . " That praiisinus and labour shuuld become deir by the in " Cllta4C, of trade and money, i ~ in many re pect.. an incon " venienre ; but au iliCol3%en;euee that is unavf'Jilahl , and " the effect lif'tisai public wealth.a.d prosperity which are " the end of all our wishes. rt is compensate, by the ad " vantages which we reap from the p. , s.emi:le of Oahe " Pit LC lOUS . M 14A LS, and the o eight schich [hey give " the iention in all foreign wars mut isrgcoieliono ; but there " appear on reason for increasing that incoovenico , e by'a " counterfeit stoney, which foreigners will not accept of io " any payment, and which any great disorder in the state " still reduce to notking."—lit, its. PAPER AGAINST GOLD: • ' • 4 1 F ING AN EXAMINATION OF THE REPORT 01 1 .+ 7116 BUL LION COMMITTEE: IN. A SERIES OF LATTFNA T Tin TRADESMIRS AND FARMERS IN AND *FEAR SALIaICRY. LETTER VIII. N. • Fenger observations respecting the fallacious notion that paper- ntuney is the cos quence of ca increase of Trade anskof liana! Prosperity—Sir Joh#. Sinetair's idea about Mends and Canalt-4rensplifiretion is the instances of Vance ,and the American States—Destruction of the paper-money iis 'bath those countries, the dawn of National Prosperity --Our nsin history shows the influence df a National Deal in pr oducing bink-notes—Our Bank seas the offspring of the llbt The Bank was necessary in order to pay the interest of the De6l,- Boldness of Mr. Jackson and Sir John Sinclair in asserting shot paper-money is necessary to Trade, and is a mine of 1%- tionat Prosperity—What would Mums have Mid if he had . ken told that Scotland would produce a Win to•assert what Sir John Sinclair has asserted 1— T i lte " i.e near!" and Ale Lo THERE I"—Tie real Cause of the increase el the keit nate3—That increase shown to t.ave kept pace with the imanate o the Debt—Conclusion:elf this part of our subject. (1 N . Tf. EM EN, —ln the filiegoing letter we opened the way towards the hiSt;iry of the stoppage of gold and silver, or, real-money pay:le:its, at the Bauk of England, in the year 1714, by showing the divers ways in which bank-nutes get out into circulation, or, in other words, the divers motivea fur making those notes ; and by clearly shun ing also in reason. ing upon general principles, that it is (Olt and nut rceaiih, that generates promissory notes, of what. ever sort they may be, or by whomsoever issued. So fund, however, have we been upon ibis subject, and sneligieat pains for su long a time, have been taken to make us believe, that the increase of the paper-currency proceeds !rum an increase of trraz, or of something fttoouraqe to us, that 1 should not be perfectly satisfied wich myself, were I to hastun forward, without first submitting to you all the ob servations that lure o,ccured to. we upon this part of our ophicct: „Wheri those, who % from. whatever motive, have 'written iii favour' of lb. pareeLsystem, have had t °Account fui the vast k totease it the quanti4xlf „,th "e, twil(.ootes,.they hilealways, hod reeouroe •4, oir Increasing trade," anti t‘teeoilli,"istitV‘prits..* perity," and "imp/In:et/lent h,nd they have, laps Sir Josst St-iscbaje., bid 'is look it • the_lnCreilla is! turnpike-rat:as, atjii.utnals,a,ty'kh4repars,aii4 odor ancroures, . Now this r.ference to roads, canape, 'barb inrs, and enclosures; 6.singiilarlypnhappy ii fOly the•Eniperor NalacOn, In his annuls' iißeecties, Ns. Legislaiif; or-i'asp . anent, tolls thiniornew wads and canals, compay4l,le *bieh,o t urs are ttygt Is worthsiimpiN„.wthile wit kilo% petty s“: 11 ii4s, clueing Odd tear even, made a. taii,boiar,.aritl afsenal, slid a feet too, where there was before,* semblaucc of maritime means, (islet at'w l►icli deaf, 'or, rather, to attenipt„togo! . 4..it;„ has co - 4t to 41 the lives .apt! all Ili Millicinkjordpfs expended An the Wileht:reii gineditiens; 'and, hslo we see, thtt 'as. th airicittlareg improrcr:4lsts; F.roueo is att,(4 to let Therefore, us this is the emits in rianCeo- Osiris these goose writer's rice rs us, the the ; people . or France ire in a state of extpseha misery, methinks that no 4 canulv t. 'nittl,roads, mid harbours, and agricultural improvements shouldnut4 by .these writers ? at any ritte, he citeal at: prokkg, pationaf prosperity. . , But, whit .bare ,these exertions of gcni ta,agtl industry (these elforls of the bodily or men fil e fie cultiei 9( a People; hit have these tu , do w , it,tt „ , paper-Honey nen: is . norpeceMintswilertene• French make rot* and clonfltit .10i4 hart: • boors, and agricilittiral laspropeasesits._,T lie f o is no paps{'-110e.Y. by: wiiicA we *IP ea 9, Palw ti t 4rlVerlibio into grylor Wirer. 'id the mill s hoftiiri there itree paper of• Alt. kind in' the A st o f RICA!! '',ATE,JI yet, it is 'pretty notori q us, tlrot there are improvainento in those *Way, some of which ate and env iu: stance in "piitfeular, I Cannot help givilg you, ju4t as I found it publisheitin the 14 i! iiewspape,'a of the 11th of last Month*: - Having area and act- 4 , It is now a llti.vitsre than live year , , since a mtaLter he German families, styling themselves " Tits Halloo. t y Sq. ci ETY," wets Is thi• United stairs, Witt ‘ the view :it torini,,g a distinct liertlerisent. They soon planted senwelves h i :he wit_ dm - netts-Of BUTLER COUNTY, in the sioritt. western rorner of Petistsyt.ygNia.s. The following steciiutd of the in kia•apd progresgof their settlement is copied from The Mover, a pa per published lir the neighbourhood of this f r . ' TII, iudt;t•trions, AIM thriving people.—The , Assileatiou if harinutly had its origin in liertaitay upwards of t wept,* yenswago, and feekgt thettoelVes initial oppresse,l, on neconneof *ttioir religion, litty chneluded In . seek a eatultry vvtere th L ef could exercise IliAr rein ciao without hindrance- or ripprasuod. • They gli9se lie _ Unit ed States of A nerica. lii Abe. ygar 1804, in frecendwr, nft,tut 9411'dmiliesartived in ZelltiolifF'' in the ileighhmrhi , ..ii•fif w Welt. 'slr. George Itapp, tv,ith hirtiseAtiier:. bought abuat 4,7.0 acr es of land, nail daring_thal 141 Welt ::ine tug kou.ef. In the year 184 is the sprang, ihe doeiety etiesisted of ati , ,ut 56 families : they laid oat tim tom'n cif Monotony on, their own land,,utd in. that sinjog,Luilt zwelte log hopes,, 24 feet by 14, :buil '- large .Itat•ii, cleared 25 acres /dant; the Mao, and lhl, lines for ' 1 orn, and 50 acres fur coeditors; it kerst Mill was ttinit this year , the race 341111 s Of n tulleJaag. *14.1.5.0crts ;;lerritl ! for fp radow, the other ground sorted a Slit whet and ye; in like U 1 and a inter,. %.1 humors More - were bole.. In the year 10.6 :tit ina was !relit, tea...aria:Ales, deldel, by 32 feetould ,mmeelkler housei . ; 300 ',gra clglaredg. r cos!, 148iLerelii . .! 'near 'd'obt ',ail oil . nitil was Win a is . it tannery. a btue gyer . s shop, albart tfrathe 'Men 1(X) feet I dv... ifs tilt' yens 1907, S at acres mare otearosi.ine Armin and a- meadow elAsriek store Ittuse loud;., a auti-.n ill and beectlerie4erai erected; 'rid fono• acres of I•vibies,plauted; in this year the societs cold 500 bushels i , f grain `and :I.th)t) gallons of u Itiskey, inattatctured Its theimeise.. of ljbeir quit proutitx.—ltithe year 1808, a r‘kii.kartiike quttaticry I t gio,:tid cleared, a ti,.:eting-itouse built of brick, 20 feet l o o; i .istiti.ss feet wide; another brick house built; some prbee bull ;• Met illul; etablp for rattles pol i ash, strap-boikgr, and easujie deinfers. shops erected,li fr.mie barupf ISO fitePtsag huilt. Of the proddiee or oats year was subi 3,t)Jtt hirdiels.4if Alain. oud 100 h o o r ii,orre distilled. In •t Ise year 1809, a fuicing null Mai built; which tines.a great dealbt .basitsess for the country. uisn I .4,lleritie.inill, an wil-mill. a gr-t-miti, a brick siar'eltiaPe 46 , i fetiO by 34i, tone smother brick 'building- or the saute detv:re- Imaisti tine of Which has n. cellar cosapletely arched - tinder We esholm f0r.,114/' ;impure of a wine cellar. A cokis iil c r a tsc giataitity of loud denied this year. Tne produce of this pug . 1 was fis - JdJ it ishels of India.' corn, 4,530 bushels of Attica(. 1 Ave thousand bushels of oats; WO tlidosand bushels Of porn. i toes, 4,00 0 1b5. of hemp .and flax. .100 husisels of barley .- t brewed .uno beer. arid' ttl g..ihs.s of sweet oil, arch front the a bite poppy. Of the produce of tuts yehrt will be, k old, 3 3 1... i) e • .- 2 :Ai: . • - 7.77.-zP• •1. 11•., ~ it 'll . • " 1111 Ut i 1 R• ty !tie of rd at- the sti; t4l eat ' bat his the itii , Argo hope uua• phil, add e d ill eng lb Os 01t (I Pa "'"•"'.r .