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as arc described above, and shall advance money ia
the above mentioned proportions, they may bargain
with such individual or -settlers, that they Ehall not
again become chargeable to their respective parishes.
Such are the outlines of the system on•wbi.h the
Government intend to proceed in forming the new
colony at the ('ape. The precautiom thus taken
will obviate many of the difficultire•encuantered
those who go to the Uuite.ll States in the vague
hope of finding•immcdiate relief from British taxa-
tioa, abundance, and the enjoyment of a free
GoverAtetit 'llll► it,-;.map, be made a question
whether,,,vmdcr the existiagtsr•s of settlement in
this •country, • any parish can say to its poor,
"We viill•give..ydu a C-Main_sum, ar.d you shall
never more be tfpublesome to us." An emigrant
might soon discover that an African climate and
colonial habits were injurious to his health, and de-
trimental to his little comforts ; by his bargain with
the parish-officers he must remain where he is
office, abstractedly considered, can bestow, we most
readily concede. They have got 10,0001. a year fin-
the Duke of York, they have saddled the people of
England with 3,00050001. a year of additional t:“-
&that, they have dine all they attempted towar.'.s
placing an extinguisher upon the dawLing liberties
olSouth America, and closing that interesting quar-
ter of the globe against British commerce. After
this view of our state of legislation it may be asked,
where is the cheering part of such a picture? It i 3
this, we have carried some measures decidedly
located, because revocarc grodum is not merely a
serious work anti labour,2mt.an aLsolute imprTxtica.
bility. He may die if he remains; he must starve
if' he returns. The requisition of a previous mosey-
deposit is a prtaleatial measure, and the method of
returniog it by instalments very judicious; .and wu
•doubt riot that, though some few objections may be
readily made to the scheme, its adoption will be
productive of much practical benefit.

'Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's st.
'Genoa, dated July :3.

We have just seen two letters which a Catalonian firm of
this city has received: onc is dated the Ivtli ult. t=an. Barcelona,
he other the 20th telt from St. Filieu. The Brat states it was re-
parted there. that the .llgerineb wcregoing to decho e war against
Spain and Ifoiland, arid thereffire it would he prudent for the
Spanish ectscels to be on their guard. The second says—" This
morning, at nine o'clock. we reeci.ed the sad mews that the Alge-
tines have declared war ag 'lost Spain. We noon request you
well acquaint all the masters of Spanish VCS.e.% Of it. and likewise
send this intelligence forward to Anetina, Venice, twe.' It seems
that the writer of this news is owner of several vessels. 'The
master of a small Catalosian boat, who is naked here, :.nil kit
Cadaqucs last Sunday, wile 27th ult.. we learn has r.llOl led the
bailie news, natio:N.4:3i an express had arrieed the, frein But-
evlona. to put masters of vessels on their ertiard. It is said that
the above mateerlves further added. that a Spar ish frip,ec„ which
had been sent to ',briers with the usual presents, had returned to
Spain without being received there. We cannot giro antee the
auth.mticity of these fact•. cop ciatly as it seems the Spanish
Consul has received no 'Oleanl ode ie.t about them, but think it
our duty to telairt titein. as vet- have collected them, fur the infor-
natio* of the subscribers ter 'Lloyd's."

The 'French journals continue to give frightfe.l
accounts of the disasters caused I.y the Lac stoma
on the Continent. "On the 7th instant a hail-stout
kid waste Malleroy, in the arrondissement of .Iton.
targii. On the 9:11, utmost all the atrrotal6semtot
of Ilainbouillet was tlesolAted. f 1011-stmes fell as
large us fivelfrane pieces. On the sante day, the
plains of Limours, Gomez, and Sarcluy, in the de.
partment of the Seine ei4.0i.0, experienced a simi—
lar cillamity. We are told that the vines have
crueily st.ffered in the Cute d'Or, and at Vraison ;
and in the neighbouring communes, in the depart-
ment of the Lower Alps, the hail exercised equal
ravages. The crop of olives, of grapes, and of corn,
is entirely destroyed."

Miss &nucrville, nLo wane time since monied.
Mr. ~Bunn, bus now assinned Itier matrininnial mane,
and is engoged to rerform at the Pitmiughaina
theatre. where she t. exrcetcd to rrpc‘r in tEL
ratter el Evadue.